Yearly Archives: 2014

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Eamon McGrath: Exile Part 2

Conner Sadler

Entertainment Assistant

Upon opening Eamon McGrath’s latest album, I was greeted with handwritten instructions to “Play it Loud as Hell.” These instructions serve the album well. The songs are filled with loud, forceful guitars and percussion as McGrath’s … Read the rest

Rams draft first openly gay pro-football player

Ashton Chugh

Gauntlet Sports

On May 9th, the St. Louis Rams drafted Michael Sam, the first openly gay player in the National Football League. Sam was selected 249th overall from the University of Missouri.

Sam’s entrance into the world of … Read the rest

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Tolerate unbearable young people

Kate Jacobson

Gauntlet Editorial Board

Calgary doesn’t get political very often. Any opinion that diverges from conventional thought is greeted with apathy or irritation. Even university students, who are supposedly all radical leftists, don’t get angry about much these days.… Read the rest

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Discontent must be directed

Riley Hill

Gauntlet Editorial Board

The protest organized against Israel’s actions in Gaza by University of Calgary students last Friday drew an interesting mix of people.

A group of young men paced up and down Macleod Trail, stopping only to … Read the rest

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Stop staying silent on divisive issues

Kate Jacobson

Gauntlet Editorial Board

Talk of the Israel-Palestine conflict has consumed public discourse over the past couple weeks. Escalating violence airs on every news network. Pundits have weighed in across the political spectrum. Hashtags like #IsraelUnderAttack and #FreePalestine are … Read the rest

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Choosing fear over information

Kate Jacobson

Gauntlet Editorial Board

Watching the University of Calgary’s new video on how to survive a campus shooting feels more like a military indoctrination than an educational video.

The U of C will include a safety video on school … Read the rest

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Calgary outgrows the cowboy stereotype

Liv Ingram

Gauntlet Editorial Board

When I made the decision to move from Vancouver to Calgary, reactions from my friends ranged from “why?” to “my condolences.” There’s still a perception of Calgary as a hyper-conservative and culturally-void cowboy hub.

It’s … Read the rest

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Don’t forget who’s behind budget cuts

Kate Jacobson

Gauntlet Editorial Board

Students know Thomas Lukaszuk as the face of the 2013 post-secondary budget cuts. Now he’s running for leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party and he wants the student vote.

When the Gauntlet interviewed Lukaszuk last … Read the rest

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Make room for students on the West Campus

Chris Adams

Gauntlet Editorial Board

The University of Calgary owns land between the main campus and the Children’s Hospital called the West Campus. A corporation called the West Campus Development Trust (WCDT), whose leaders are appointed by the U of … Read the rest

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