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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A recap of the Heritage Classic’s first Battle of Alberta

A recap of the Heritage Classic’s first Battle of Alberta

By Mai-Lan Bui, November 27 2023— The 20th anniversary of the Heritage Classic hosted the Battle of Alberta for the first time, marking the seventh game within the series. The game was held at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, home of the Oilers, who defeated the Flames with a score

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Reflecting on the nature of “girly” interests

Reflecting on the nature of “girly” interests

By Eda Kamal, November 24 2023— A pop culture phenomenon taking the internet by storm lately is the new coupling between NFL star Travis Kelce and singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. This situation has seemed to unify the predominantly female fanbase around the pop star and the predominantly male audience enjoying

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Dance the night away at the Calgary Hip Hop & Street Dance Festival

Dance the night away at the Calgary Hip Hop & Street Dance Festival

By Ansharah Shakil, November 24 2023— The second annual Calgary Hip Hop & Street Dance Festival is taking place from Nov. 23 to 26 with an extensive array of events, such as dance battles and workshops, taking place in venues across the city. Despite its status as a newer festival

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CUFF.Docs 2023: The J-Horror Virus

CUFF.Docs 2023: The J-Horror Virus

By Nimra Amir, November 24 2023— The Canadian premiere of the documentary The J-Horror Virus at the CUFF.Docs Documentary Film Festival (CUFF.Docs) on Nov. 25 will take viewers deep down the rabbit hole of the Japanese horror movement that took the world by storm in the 1990s

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Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 20: Soundtrack to University Life

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 20: Soundtrack to University Life

By: Daman Singh, Jocelyn Hadford, Ramiro Bustamante Torres, Ansharah Shakil, Dylan Carrasco, Valery Perez, Leonie O'Sullivan, Sheroog Kubur and Dianne Miranda, November 23 2023— November is the midterm season. Late-night study sessions, caffeine-fuelled marathons and the light at the end of the tunnel – a well-deserved

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Victoria’s Secret’s latest runway wasn’t woke, it was real

Victoria’s Secret’s latest runway wasn’t woke, it was real

By Lauren Rae, November 23 2023— Victoria’s Secret’s reputation has remained relatively unchanged since its fruition. Often perceived as a company built on perpetuating unrealistic body standards and diet culture, the company has done little (if anything at all) to disprove this throughout the last forty years. That

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The Beatles’ Now and Then: Is it necessary?

The Beatles’ Now and Then: Is it necessary?

By Daman Singh, November 23 2023— There’s buzz all around the internet about these men from Liverpool releasing this song that might just put them on the map. It might just be the track they need to get that big record deal. Oh, I’m certain you’ve never

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U of C and U of A Debate Societies co-host 2023 British Parliamentary Championships

U of C and U of A Debate Societies co-host 2023 British Parliamentary Championships

By Nazeefa Ahmed, November 23 2023— On Nov. 18 and 19, the University of Calgary Debate Society (UCDS) co-hosted the British Parliamentary Championships with the University of Alberta Debate Society. The tournament hosted 50 teams from various Canadian universities with a team from Western University securing the championship.  In

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Hadestown is worth the wait

Hadestown is worth the wait

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, November 23 2023— With the whistle of a train, Broadway Across Canada opened Hadestown at the Southern Jubilee Auditorium on Nov. 21, performing until Nov. 26. It has been six years since it was on an Alberta stage to be able to welcome the cast and

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Taking Canada’s extractive industry to the stars

Taking Canada’s extractive industry to the stars

By Zal Dholoo, November 22 2023— As resource extraction becomes evermore damaging to the environment, some look to the stars to find important materials. Recent developments in space-fairing technologies, such as the deployment of ion thrusters, and laser optical communication aboard the Psyche spacecraft, make space travel beyond the

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