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Scientists create mice offspring with two fathers from male DNA

Scientists create mice offspring with two fathers from male DNA

New research has revealed that scientists in Japan have been able to create mice whose parents are biologically male by using cells of male mice to create eggs. The study, published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Nature in March, was the result of work by a group of researchers

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U of C collaborates with Downstage in theatre production Magnetic Bodies

U of C collaborates with Downstage in theatre production Magnetic Bodies

Co-produced by Downstage and the University of Calgary’s School of Creative and Performing Arts (SPCA), theatre production Magnetic Bodies will be showing at Motel Theatre in ArtsCommons from April 5-7. Magnetic Bodies depicts the experiences of eight individuals, connecting these separate stories to portray a meaningful and

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The sword in the river: Magnet fisher finds Viking weapon in UK

The sword in the river: Magnet fisher finds Viking weapon in UK

Is it myth or truth to find a real, ancient sword pulled from a river? The recent Viking sword discovered in Oxfordshire’s River Cherwell by a magnet fisher would suggest it’s the latter. Archaeologists have now confirmed that the sword is an 1100-year-old Viking weapon after

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Gauntlet Mixtape Vol 23: Spring Serenade

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol 23: Spring Serenade

This month, we will see the sun cross the celestial equator, signalling the onset of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern and so this Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 23: Spring Serenade mirrors the harmonious dance of light and darkness, warmth and chill. This playlist is filled with

Expect the unexpected this spring

Expect the unexpected this spring

After a rollercoaster of a winter, temperatures in mid-March have been uncommonly pleasant, like a brief glimpse of spring to come. But once the season officially begins, there’s no guarantee it will stay that way. The actual first days of spring this year are forecasted for snow, and

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Theatre Calgary’s As You Like It is a musical delight

Theatre Calgary’s As You Like It is a musical delight

Of all of Shakespeare’s comedies, As You Like It is one of the happiest plays he ever penned, with a whimsical plot and an ending where everything is wrapped up together in a neat bow. Theatre Calgary’s production of As You Like It takes the play from the

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Rock the Nation returns to showcase Canadian music and history

Rock the Nation returns to showcase Canadian music and history

Studio Bell’s popular musical revue Rock the Nation has made a highly anticipated return this year at the National Music Centre (NMC), running every weekend from Jan. 27 to Apr. 28. The revue includes local artists performing Canadian hits from the 60s to the present.  “The show is [a]

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Staff Picks: YYC Hot Chocolate Fest 2024

Staff Picks: YYC Hot Chocolate Fest 2024

During this year's YYC Hot Chocolate Festival, the Gauntlet staff went around and tried as many spots as we could. Overall, this is what they had to say about the ones they got their hands on. RAMIRO: LAYOUT EDITOR Caramelized Honey and Orange Hot Chocolate — 3.5/5

Standout shows from this year’s High Performance Rodeo festival

Standout shows from this year’s High Performance Rodeo festival

Calgary’s international arts festival High Performance Rodeo, presented by One Yellow Rabbit Performance Theatre, has always sought to increase the innovation of the city’s diverse arts community. This year’s festival had a number of exciting acts, from dance cabarets to creative plays to musical performances. Below are

Vertigo Theatre’s Heist will steal your heart

Vertigo Theatre’s Heist will steal your heart

Heist, the new play by local surgeon and playwright Arun Lakra showing at Vertigo Theatre, is as fascinatingly loveable as any of the classic films in the heist genre itself. In its world premiere, Heist dazzled audiences as the kind of play that will keep the gears in your head

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