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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If endometriosis was a male disease it would be cured already

If endometriosis was a male disease it would be cured already

By Avery Sharpe, November 10 2023— For centuries, women have struggled to make a place for themselves in the medical system. Women go overlooked, ignored and mistrusted. They are told the pain is in their head, that they are exaggerating, or that a simple Tylenol will suffice as treatment. Newsflash

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Antimatter research takes a giant leap with gravity experiment

Antimatter research takes a giant leap with gravity experiment

By Nimra Amir, November 10 2023— Our understanding of the fundamental nature of the universe has long been a pursuit marked by unanswered questions. For example, while it is understood that when we create matter, we also create antimatter, there has yet to be an explanation for why there is

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Clubs Corner: Robogals UCalgary is inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders

Clubs Corner: Robogals UCalgary is inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders

By Kimberly Taylor, November 10 2023— Robogals is a global student-run non-profit organization with a local chapter at U of C that aims to inspire girls about STEM. The club works with local schools and the public library to bring science workshops to children. Student volunteers organize the

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Letter to the Editor: There is no moral equivalence, Hamas must be condemned

Letter to the Editor: There is no moral equivalence, Hamas must be condemned

On Oct.7, Hamas terrorists infiltrated Israel’s southern border from Gaza, massacring over 1,400 people, leaving more than 4,500 wounded, and abducting upwards of 240 hostages. One of the deadliest scenes unfolded at a music festival along the Israel-Gaza border. A video captured moments before the

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Haskayne School of Business opens new food centre in Mathison Hall

Haskayne School of Business opens new food centre in Mathison Hall

By Nazeefa Ahmed, November 9 2023— On Nov. 8, the Haskayne School of Business officially opened the new Food Services space. The space, run by Aramark, has four options for students which include the alumni-run business Phil & Sebastian as well as the award-winning Italian restaurant D.O.

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SLC holds Student Wellness, Access and Support consultation and discusses BOG post-report

SLC holds Student Wellness, Access and Support consultation and discusses BOG post-report

By Devinya Nakandala, November 8 2023— A Student Legislative Council (SLC) meeting took place on Oct.17. It was focused on the consultation meeting between the University of Calgary Student Wellness, Access and Support (SWAS) consultation committee and the SLC regarding the improvement of services offered by the university’s

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Wayne Harris announces retirement

Wayne Harris announces retirement

By Rodrigo Verney, November 7 2023— Wayne Harris announced his retirement as the head coach of the Dinos Football team last Thursday, the 2nd. Just a week after their final regular season game. The announcement was effective immediately. Among messages congratulating him on his decision and compassionate wishes for a

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Calgary Hidden Gems: A Rare Bookstore by DJ

Calgary Hidden Gems: A Rare Bookstore by DJ

By Ansharah Shakil, November 7 2023— Big book chains often seem to take away the need for independent bookstores. With over ten Indigos in Calgary and with online ordering becoming even more accessible, some might say that this is all you need. Supporting independent bookstores, however, is an important part

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In remembrance of hockey player Adam Johnson

In remembrance of hockey player Adam Johnson

By Mai-Lan Bui, November 7 2023— The hockey world mourns the devastating passing of former Pittsburgh Penguins hockey player, Adam Johnson. On Oct. 28, Johnson was playing for the Nottingham Panthers in England when he received a cut to the throat by a skate blade during a collision with

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Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 3

Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 3

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, November 7 2023— After 27 years, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO) and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra are playing together in what is named Alberta in Harmony: Moving Mahler on Nov. 10 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall. Accompanied by the Calgary Girls Choir and the Calgary

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