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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Horoscope: What WHMIS symbol are you based on your zodiac sign

Horoscope: What WHMIS symbol are you based on your zodiac sign

By Valery Perez, Ramiro Bustamante Torres, June 29 2023— Summer has begun but lab safety is still no joke! Some of you lucky capitalist icons managed to snatch a summer internship and have likely been working hard on your training for the position. Without fail, all of you would have

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Calgary Hidden Gems: The Hexagon in Kensington

Calgary Hidden Gems: The Hexagon in Kensington

By Rodrigo Verney, June 29 2023— Calgary is a beautiful city filled with potential and new places to discover. However, just like any other piece of gold, it has to be thoroughly mined to find the big nuggets. Luckily for us, Calgary was built under prospection as a fine piece

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Style Scoop: Marina

Style Scoop: Marina

By Glory Okeleke, June 29 2023— Maintaining elegance by looking sharp in classic looks is one of Marina’s strong suits. Soon after getting a glimpse of her voguish style displayed in some zebra pony-hair wedge heels, matched with a pair of light jogger pants and a silk white

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Andrew Buckley’s Hall of Fame induction: Celebrating a once-in-a-lifetime career

Andrew Buckley’s Hall of Fame induction: Celebrating a once-in-a-lifetime career

By Rodrigo Verney, June 29 2023— Calgary’s football community is excited as former Calgary Dinos star quarterback, Andrew Buckley, was recently inducted into the prestigious Alberta Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place at Red Deer Polytechnic, honouring Buckley’s remarkable contributions to the sport. From his record-

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A shiny exoplanet was holding onto its enigmatic status, now it’s full steam ahead

A shiny exoplanet was holding onto its enigmatic status, now it’s full steam ahead

By Leonie O’Sullivan, June 29 2023— The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has brought us closer to understanding GJ 1214b, a mysterious shiny planet which has been stumping researchers since its discovery in 2009.  GJ 1214b is an exoplanet — exoplanets are located outside our solar system. It orbits a

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Album Review: Janelle Monáe’s The Age of Pleasure

Album Review: Janelle Monáe’s The Age of Pleasure

By Ansharah Shakil, June 29 2023— Janelle Monáe has always loved a good story. Their previous albums revolve around one, with 2018’s Dirty Computer even including a 46-minute sci-fi film. Monáe’s alter egos and respectable film career — ranging from Moonlight to 2022’s Glass Onion — illustrate

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The spectacular triumph of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

The spectacular triumph of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

By Ansharah Shakil, June 29 2023— Back in 2018 when lauded and critically acclaimed Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was released, I would’ve said that the high standards it set for animated film couldn’t possibly be replicated. Except those standards have been met, and deftly, by the

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Unhealthy obsessions with K-pop

Unhealthy obsessions with K-pop

By Sonia Rosenquist, June 29 2023— Bang! Tan! Hello, we are BTS!” a saying that can either make someone scream at the top of their lungs or groan and roll their eyes. In recent years, K-pop has become a global phenomenon, with groups promoting their new music on late-

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U of C awarded $125 million, the largest research grant in its history

U of C awarded $125 million, the largest research grant in its history

By Shefali Rai, June 29 2023— On April 28, the Government of Canada announced an investment of $125 million for the One Child Every Child initiative at the University of Calgary. This is the largest research grant ever awarded to a university in Alberta.  This initiative aims to transform the

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U of C hosts multiple events to honour Indigenous History Month

U of C hosts multiple events to honour Indigenous History Month

By Nazeefa Ahmed, June 29 2023— This June, the University of Calgary has hosted many events for Indigenous History Month. Events are part of a greater movement by the Indigenous strategy to include more Indigenous ways of being into campus identity. The initiative includes seven commitments to furthering truth and

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