Viancy Salubre

Viancy Salubre

Viancy Salubre is the Digital Editor for Vol. 66, and a recent graduate of the Print & Online Journalism program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Her editorial work can be seen in TheScene, Avenue and Create Calgary.

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Calgary Expo welcomes Lee Waddell, the original Ghostface from the Scream franchise

Calgary Expo welcomes Lee Waddell, the original Ghostface from the Scream franchise

By Ansharah Shakil, April 24 2024— 1996 film Scream has built up a loyal and long-lasting fan base over the years for its well-deserved reputation as one of the greatest slasher films. Its legacy has always included the famous Ghostface costume its killers wear. The man behind the

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CUFF 2024: George Baron on The Blue Rose

CUFF 2024: George Baron on The Blue Rose

By Ansharah Shakil, April 24 2024— The Blue Rose, the first feature film directed by young actor George Baron, will be making its Alberta premiere at the Calgary International Film Festival (CUFF). A pastel neo-noir surrealist film starring Olivia Scott Welch and Baron himself as two rookie detectives, The

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The weird kids in the basement: A night at Hang the DJ

The weird kids in the basement: A night at Hang the DJ

By Brooklyn Billinghurst, April 22 2024— Like many of you reading, I am sick of the regular nightlife haunts of Calgary. Being overcharged for entry, not feeling like I was dressed right and feeling physically ill at the thought of having to hear “Last Night” by Morgan Wallen again are

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CUFF 2024: Mike Peterson on Department of Paranormal Affairs

CUFF 2024: Mike Peterson on Department of Paranormal Affairs

By Ansharah Shakil, April 22 2024— The Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) is one of Calgary’s most celebrated film festivals not only for its widely recognized, convention-defying film schedules but for its inclusion of local films and filmmakers. The local episodic series Department of Paranormal Affairs, directed by

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Putting a paywall on official academic documents only testifies to an inconsumable greed

Putting a paywall on official academic documents only testifies to an inconsumable greed

By Marvellous Chukwukelu, April 22 2024— The University of Calgary has recently elected to partner with MyCredsTM – a firm that offers an official credential wallet to post-secondary students and graduates – to deliver all official student academic documents. According to the university, this move serves as an assurance to the

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Influencer boxing matches: Have they changed the sport for good?

Influencer boxing matches: Have they changed the sport for good?

By Nathan Whitehead, April 22 2024— The rise of influencer boxing is often criticized as a bastardization of the sport. However, the rise of influencer boxing is a surprising return to form. Influencer boxing first became prevalent in Feb. 3 2018. Modern boxing evolved from bare-knuckle boxing which was

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Trading faceoffs for artistry: A world figure skating championships recap

Trading faceoffs for artistry: A world figure skating championships recap

By Andreea Timis, April 22 2024— It is a truth universally acknowledged that in Canada, hockey casts a towering shadow over basically every other sport. It even attracts the attention of non-hockey fans, who are drawn by its “Canadian” essence and the chaos that ensues. As a result, lesser-

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Letter to the Editor: Without more housing Calgary will lose the young talent that is vital to its future

Letter to the Editor: Without more housing Calgary will lose the young talent that is vital to its future

The upcoming public hearing for rezoning on Apr. 22 represents a critical decision point for our City and Calgary City Council. We have the chance to answer the question "Who is Calgary for?" The voices of young people and students have been woefully under-represented in conversations about

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The changing face of women’s college basketball

The changing face of women’s college basketball

By Nicol Garzon, April 20 2024— The National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) March Madness is a highlight of the American spring. The yearly Division-I college basketball tournament features 68 teams from across the United States competing in a single-elimination format to determine the national champion. March Madness

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Why I think reading fiction is superior

Why I think reading fiction is superior

By Valery Perez, April 20 2024— As an avid reader, I can often be found with a minimum of one book in my possession at all times. This book is highly likely the latest piece of fiction I’m obsessing over. In combination with being a woman in STEM, has

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