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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How I struggled with disordered eating during Ramadan

How I struggled with disordered eating during Ramadan

By Aymen Sherwani, April 19 2023— The holy month of Ramadan is observed by 1.8 Muslims in Canada and over 1.9 billion worldwide every year, during which they fast from sunrise to sunset as a time of inner reflection and spiritual awareness. While some of the shortest fasts

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Exhibition review: After Holbein: Turkish Carpets and the Tudors at the Nickle Galleries

Exhibition review: After Holbein: Turkish Carpets and the Tudors at the Nickle Galleries

By Rustam Gambarov, April 19 2023— The Nickle Galleries proudly presents an exhibition that delves into the intriguing intersection of art and power featuring a remarkable collection of carpets akin to those depicted by the esteemed 16th-century artist, Hans Holbein. Born in Germany, Holbein ventured to England in 1526,

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Review: Shadow and Bone season two

Review: Shadow and Bone season two

By Ansharah Shakil, April 19 2023— Disclaimer: This review contains spoilers for Shadow and Bone season one and two.  When the first season of Shadow and Bone came out in 2021, it had its flaws, but it succeeded in depicting a high fantasy and high-stakes story. Based on Leigh

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Bänoo Zan’s upcoming Calgary performance explores intersections and identity in poetry

Bänoo Zan’s upcoming Calgary performance explores intersections and identity in poetry

By Ansharah Shakil, April 18 2023— Award-winning Canadian-Iranian poet Bänoo Zan is coming to Calgary for a poetry reading  organized by the University of Calgary on April 19.  For Zan, poetry is an intrinsic part of being human. She spoke about her feelings regarding the importance of culture

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Curating your dream wardrobe

Curating your dream wardrobe

By Nazeefa Ahmed, April 18 2023— Internet trends decide our personal style more than we do at times. I, for one, am guilty of banishing clothes to the back of my closet just because they reminded me of the Despacito era. We all desire to be accepted and our clothing

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EP Review: Eat Your Young by Hozier

EP Review: Eat Your Young by Hozier

By Dianne Miranda, April 18 2023— After four long years, except for the release of a couple of singles, Hozier is back with a long-awaited three-song EP titled Eat Your Young. The EP was released on March 17, on the artist’s birthday and St. Patrick’s Day.

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How Daisy Jones & The Six ruined Daisy Jones

How Daisy Jones & The Six ruined Daisy Jones

By Nimra Amir, April 14 2023— Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers to the show Daisy Jones & The Six. The Amazon Prime limited series Daisy Jones & The Six adapted from the Taylor Jenkin Reid bestselling novel officially concluded on March 24. The series, like the novel, does chronicle the

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No weights? No problem!

No weights? No problem!

By Jett Ryan, April 14 2023— Calisthenic workouts are a great way to build strength and improve overall fitness without needing equipment. They rely on your body weight as resistance and can be done anywhere, making them perfect for students needing more time or resources to access a gym or

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TikTok ban: What’s the big fuss?

TikTok ban: What’s the big fuss?

By Ava Zardynezhad, April 14 2023— Even if you haven’t been following the news, it’s hard to miss all the chatter around the United States’ efforts to ban the social media app, TikTok. The kerfuffle seemingly began when the White House ordered a ban of TikTok from government

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Horoscope: Unexpected things to happen during finals

Horoscope: Unexpected things to happen during finals

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, April 14 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. ARIES (March 21–April 19): Your patience will be tested in a way you had not thought possible. You

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