Laura Beldor

Laura Beldor

Laura Beldor is the Arts and Research Editor for Vol. 66. She is a Biological Science student, throughout her time as an undergraduate, has consistently reported on entertainment, culture and advances being made in various academic fields.

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Divine Feminine exhibit review

Divine Feminine exhibit review

By Amanda Wilson, August 23 2022— The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary has been a haven for those looking to find a natural escape within the inner city since 1929. The sanctuary is on the traditional Treaty 7 Territory, and land of Moh’kinstis (Calgary)  — whose name translates to “elbow” to signify

Divine Feminine exhibit review

Divine Feminine exhibit review

By Amanda Wilson, August 23 2022— The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary has been a haven for those looking to find a natural escape within the inner city since 1929. The sanctuary is on the traditional Treaty 7 Territory, and land of Moh’kinstis (Calgary)  — whose name translates to “elbow” to signify

Can you cancel a criminal?

Can you cancel a criminal?

By Sheroog Kubur, August 18 2022— Cancel culture has long confounded the internet. The original premise is easy to follow — a form of accountability whereby individuals who have behaved problematically are publicly highlighted in an attempt to incite change. In recent years, the idea of cancelling someone has warped into

Can you cancel a criminal?

Can you cancel a criminal?

By Sheroog Kubur, August 18 2022— Cancel culture has long confounded the internet. The original premise is easy to follow — a form of accountability whereby individuals who have behaved problematically are publicly highlighted in an attempt to incite change. In recent years, the idea of cancelling someone has warped into

Ill Defined are redefining Calgary's punk scene

Ill Defined are redefining Calgary's punk scene

By Sheroog Kubur, August 17 2022— It’s a story we’ve all heard before — a couple of friends getting together in a garage to make some music. This story, as cliché as it is, is the foundation for some of the most memorable bands to grace the punk scene

Ill Defined are redefining Calgary's punk scene

Ill Defined are redefining Calgary's punk scene

By Sheroog Kubur, August 17 2022— It’s a story we’ve all heard before — a couple of friends getting together in a garage to make some music. This story, as cliché as it is, is the foundation for some of the most memorable bands to grace the punk scene

Say hello to Dave the ancient shark skeleton

Say hello to Dave the ancient shark skeleton

By Sheroog Kubur, August 12 2022— Dave the shark is an ancient shark skeleton from Morden, Manitoba, originally found in 1975. However, Dave remained in storage at the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre for 40 years — until he was rediscovered and let out of hiding. Now, he is proudly on display

Say hello to Dave the ancient shark skeleton

Say hello to Dave the ancient shark skeleton

By Sheroog Kubur, August 12 2022— Dave the shark is an ancient shark skeleton from Morden, Manitoba, originally found in 1975. However, Dave remained in storage at the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre for 40 years — until he was rediscovered and let out of hiding. Now, he is proudly on display

James Webb Telescope's first images released

James Webb Telescope's first images released

By Ramiro Bustamanate Torres, August 10 2022— Announced on July 12, the first images of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) were released to the public showing the power of the new telescope and higher definition images than the Hubble Space Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The JWST

James Webb Telescope's first images released

James Webb Telescope's first images released

By Ramiro Bustamanate Torres, August 10 2022— Announced on July 12, the first images of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) were released to the public showing the power of the new telescope and higher definition images than the Hubble Space Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The JWST

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