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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Review: The Birth of Portraiture: Alexander the Great and His Successors

Review: The Birth of Portraiture: Alexander the Great and His Successors

By Lauren Brough, April 26 2023— Curated by Marina Fischer, the Nickle Galleries is currently holding an exhibit on the early days of portraiture dating back to 356 BCE. The distinctive portraiture we see today extends back to ancient Egypt starting with Alexander the Great.  The exhibit displays the numerous

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Gender wage gap in sports

Gender wage gap in sports

By Radhya Comar, April 25 2023— The gender wage gap is one of the most polarizing topics of discussion between men and women. It is essentially the difference in pay between men and women for the same job. The gap exists across industries and age groups. According to the Canadian

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Horoscope: Coping with the end of the semester

Horoscope: Coping with the end of the semester

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, April 25 2023— Sometimes things work out in our favour, but whether it’s due to luck or something that we do unconsciously, only the stars know. TAURUS (April 20–May 20): You like to agree to so many plans so that you can feel the

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Review: the record by boygenius

Review: the record by boygenius

By Dianne Miranda, April 25 2023— Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker — the trinity of incredibly talented singer-songwriters who have individually made their mark as household names in the indie-rock scene come together again for a full-length album called the record released on March 31. the

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My story with boxing

My story with boxing

By Radhya Comar, April 24 2023— Everyone has heard the quote that winners never quit and quitters never quit. Quitting, the act of permanently abandoning something, is synonymous with giving up. In fact, one of the definitions of quitting listed by Merriam-Webster is “To admit defeat.” However, we are

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Calgarian votes will be decisive in this provincial election

Calgarian votes will be decisive in this provincial election

By Logan Jaspers, April 24 2023— If, in all likelihood, you’re a Calgarian reading this, then congratulations — your vote in this provincial election will be critical, and maybe even historic. Whenever election seasons begin, the platitude of “every vote matters” rears its head as a means of encouraging people

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Mihret’s Podcast Picks: Silly fun to end the semester with a bang

Mihret’s Podcast Picks: Silly fun to end the semester with a bang

By Mihret Yirgeta, April 21 2023— Now that the semester is wrapping up, we could all use something to help us relax before finals. Here are my picks for podcasts with some much-needed fun and silliness. Wooden Overcoats Miserable funeral director Rudyard Funn, along with his equally miserable and

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Dive into local shorts with Pool Party

Dive into local shorts with Pool Party

By Sheroog Kubur, April 21 2023— This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) and the lineup includes feature and short films from local filmmakers. This year features a short from an upcoming director who’s bound to become a household name.  Pool Party is

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Teenage Dick premieres in Calgary

Teenage Dick premieres in Calgary

By Charlotte Dover, April 20 2023—  Alberta Theatre Projects' production of Teenage Dick written by Mike Lew and directed by Jenna Rodgers will be the show's Calgary premiere. This modern adaptation will transport audiences to the hallways of a fictional American high school. The story is populated

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Cozy Games to play after getting obliterated by your finals

Cozy Games to play after getting obliterated by your finals

By Valery Perez, April 20 2023— Finals season is upon us! The next few weeks will be full of big-brained, caffeine-induced hard work for most of us. Extra condolences to those of you who now have to catch up on months of work due to your cute little

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