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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Our oceans should not be as warm as hot tubs

Our oceans should not be as warm as hot tubs

By Leonie O’Sullivan, September 6 2023— Climate scientists have been warning us for decades. Now the effects of global warming are rampant across the globe. From wildfires sprinkled across the Earth to hurricanes hitting Mexico and disastrous flooding in Slovenia — Mother Nature is letting her anger be known. This

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Pencil crayons and decolonization: Preventing the perpetuation of white supremacy

Pencil crayons and decolonization: Preventing the perpetuation of white supremacy

By Amina Al Haidery, September 6 2023— In our post-colonialistic, contemporary society, we are often exhorted to break beyond theory and enter practice. What does this mean, though? How can we do more than just write papers and preach about inclusivity? As students, what are our options?  Last year,

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FROSH 2023: Back 2 School Mixtape

FROSH 2023: Back 2 School Mixtape

By Daman Singh, September 6 2023— The music in your playlists will set the energy for your first anxiety-ridden commute to the university. So why not a curated collection from my personal favourites to help you ease your way into your first week of classes or give you a

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Horoscopes: Which swim strokes are the signs?

Horoscopes: Which swim strokes are the signs?

By Josie Simon, September 6 2023— I was minding my business on the third floor of the TFDL when a strange man in a My Little Pony hoodie approached me and told me which swim stroke best matches each zodiac sign. While I was initially skeptical, I think he might

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FROSH 2023: Vices and harm reduction on campus

FROSH 2023: Vices and harm reduction on campus

By Julieanne Acosta & Ramiro Bustamante Torres, September 5 2023— University is a new stage in your life and you can get carried away easily if you’re not careful. While you should try new things and broaden your horizons, it’s important to be aware that not everything is

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FROSH 2023: What is the Students’ Union?

FROSH 2023: What is the Students’ Union?

By Eula Mengullo, September 5 2023— The Students’ Union (SU) at the University of Calgary provides a host of services for students. Most significantly, the SU represents student voices and advocates for their quality of education, student life, as well as the affordability and accessibility to university education. The Students’

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FROSH 2023: Tarot Reading

FROSH 2023: Tarot Reading

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, September 5 2023— The future is uncertain but there are hints and tips to help you along your journey. Heed these words of wisdom so you may survive another year. Ten of Pens The ten of pens is pretty self-explanatory. There will be a lot

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FROSH 2023: What show should you watch based on which of the seasons you are?

FROSH 2023: What show should you watch based on which of the seasons you are?

By Ansharah Shakil, September 5 2023— 1. Pick a cursed Glee Cast cover. a) “Teenage Dream” b) “Thriller/Heads Will Roll”  c) “Run Joey Run”  d) “Don’t Stop Believin’“ 2. Your favourite go-to drink is a _____. a) Smoothie  b) Boba  c) Coffee  d) Water  3. Which decade would

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FROSH 2023: The best and worst citation styles

FROSH 2023: The best and worst citation styles

By Sheroog Kubur & Daman Singh, September 5 2023— From the moment you enroll in your first introductory class to the moment you’re finishing up the last class of your degree, the most consistent element of the entire journey will be the need to become intimately familiar with citation

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FROSH 2023: University etiquette

FROSH 2023: University etiquette

By Valery Perez, September 5 2023— Tip 1: Stop in the middle of the hallway, it’s free real estate Exercise your freedom and right to the university space by stopping wherever you want. In fact, don’t worry about where you’re walking — ever. The flow of traffic doesn’

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