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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Love on the brain

Love on the brain

By Ansharah Shakil, February 12 2024— Love might seem inexplicable, but in some ways, love is a science. So much of our literature, music and philosophy is about love, and science is a bit behind the game in comparison when it comes to defining what love really is. What science

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Silly love songs: A Valentine’s Day mixtape

Silly love songs: A Valentine’s Day mixtape

By Ansharah Shakil, February 12 2024— Love songs have existed for centuries, and come in all sorts of forms, dominating radio charts and best-of lists. Whether you celebrate Valentine’s Day or not, this playlist has both cheerful, upbeat romantic songs and slower songs for those suffering from heartache.

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Inclusive celebrations: Making Galentine’s Day a trans-affirming space

Inclusive celebrations: Making Galentine’s Day a trans-affirming space

By Dianne Miranda, February 12 2024— For many, February is a month of celebration of love. For some, it is a season that continues to uphold heteronormative ideas and expectations, especially for those who do not necessarily fit the cis-heterosexual mould.  Galentine’s Day is celebrated on Feb. 13,

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Top 10 masturbation myths: Demystifying solo pleasure

Top 10 masturbation myths: Demystifying solo pleasure

By Josie Simon, February 12 2024— Masturbation: the open secret everyone knows but rarely talks about. Despite being as routine as your morning coffee, countless myths about solo time persist.   Let us dive in, debunk these myths, and finally set the record straight. Welcome to your go-to guide for

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Fourteen of the greatest rom-coms for Valentine’s Day

Fourteen of the greatest rom-coms for Valentine’s Day

By Ansharah Shakil, February 12 2024— The romantic-comedy is a genre that always holds a certain nostalgic appeal. Some of the best rom-coms, laid out below, capture the energy behind Valentine’s Day and what a romantic comedy should achieve.  1. When Harry Met Sally… (1989) The cultural

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Love is all around, in more ways than one

Love is all around, in more ways than one

By Eda Kamal, February 12 2024— As February comes and goes, I’m sensing a lot of unease in my peers related to the time of year. While those who commit to romantic relationships experience the month in softness, I find that a lot of the single people I know

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Nature Canada calls for applications for the 2024 Young Nature Leaders Grant

Nature Canada calls for applications for the 2024 Young Nature Leaders Grant

By Eula Mengullo, February 12 2024— Nature Canada’s Young Nature Leaders Grant is now receiving applications for 2024 projects.  Women for Nature, an initiative of Nature Canada, is a collaboration of Canadian women leaders who foster care for nature while empowering others — particularly the youth under the age of

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New UFlourish workshop tackles social isolation and loneliness among post-secondary students

New UFlourish workshop tackles social isolation and loneliness among post-secondary students

By Sweta Babladi, February 12 2024— Student Wellness Services counsellor Thomas Ambrozaitis has developed a workshop as part of the University of Calgary’s UFlourish Exposition that provides insight into the importance of meaningful connections and methods to tackle social isolation and loneliness at the post-secondary level.  The workshop

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Here is what is happening during Sex Week

Here is what is happening during Sex Week

By Myra Khalil, February 12 2024—  From Feb. 12 to Feb. 16, the Students’ Union (SU) in partnership with multiple on-campus partners is hosting Sexual and Gender Awareness Week at the University of Calgary.  In a statement to the Gauntlet, Vice President Student Life Ermia Rezaei-Afsah encourages U

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Evolving beyond books: The transformative role of public libraries into community buildings

Evolving beyond books: The transformative role of public libraries into community buildings

By Katelyn Liakos, February 12 2024—  The role of the public library is evolving. While providing free access to a diverse range of books remains a vital mission, in a world where information is available 24/7, libraries are assuming a distinct role in our community – that of a third

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