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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NATO to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050

NATO to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050

By Roog Kubur, July 6 2022— NATO is planning to cut their greenhouse gas emissions by 45 per cent by 2030 and go carbon neutral by 2050 as announced by Secretary-General Jens Stoltnenberg.  This is in alignment with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to one

NATO to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050

NATO to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050

By Roog Kubur, July 6 2022— NATO is planning to cut their greenhouse gas emissions by 45 per cent by 2030 and go carbon neutral by 2050 as announced by Secretary-General Jens Stoltnenberg.  This is in alignment with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to one

The Sylvia Platters share shattered illusions on Youth Without Virtue

The Sylvia Platters share shattered illusions on Youth Without Virtue

By Roog Kubur, July 5 2022— The rose-coloured lenses of adolescence can only be removed with retrospect, and even then there’s no guarantee that you’ll be ready to face the truth. For indie-rock band The Sylvia Platters, the bittersweet nostalgia of a childhood dominated by religion

The Sylvia Platters share shattered illusions on Youth Without Virtue

The Sylvia Platters share shattered illusions on Youth Without Virtue

By Roog Kubur, July 5 2022— The rose-coloured lenses of adolescence can only be removed with retrospect, and even then there’s no guarantee that you’ll be ready to face the truth. For indie-rock band The Sylvia Platters, the bittersweet nostalgia of a childhood dominated by religion

Concert etiquette for live-music noobs

Concert etiquette for live-music noobs

By Roog Kubur, July 4 2022— The post-lockdown world has not only brought us a plethora of artists itching to take the stage but also a collection of first-time concert goers. Unfortunately, a lot of us aren’t exactly in tune with the unspoken rules that come alongside

Concert etiquette for live-music noobs

Concert etiquette for live-music noobs

By Roog Kubur, July 4 2022— The post-lockdown world has not only brought us a plethora of artists itching to take the stage but also a collection of first-time concert goers. Unfortunately, a lot of us aren’t exactly in tune with the unspoken rules that come alongside

Enhancing security with quantum mechanics

Enhancing security with quantum mechanics

By Roog Kubur, June 29 2022— Cybersecurity is becoming more and more of a concern as technology develops to match societal needs — but hackers are working just as fast. A collection of University of Calgary graduate students in Dr. Daniel Oblak’s Quantum Cloud Lab are tackling this challenge by

Enhancing security with quantum mechanics

Enhancing security with quantum mechanics

By Roog Kubur, June 29 2022— Cybersecurity is becoming more and more of a concern as technology develops to match societal needs — but hackers are working just as fast. A collection of University of Calgary graduate students in Dr. Daniel Oblak’s Quantum Cloud Lab are tackling this challenge by

Dive into cheeky pop with Terez

Dive into cheeky pop with Terez

By Roog Kubur, June 21 2022— Dealing with boys is hard. Dating in general is hard. But there’s something about the female-male dynamic that makes people hold unrealistic expectations for women while men are allowed to run around and have the time of their lives. This dynamic is

Dive into cheeky pop with Terez

Dive into cheeky pop with Terez

By Roog Kubur, June 21 2022— Dealing with boys is hard. Dating in general is hard. But there’s something about the female-male dynamic that makes people hold unrealistic expectations for women while men are allowed to run around and have the time of their lives. This dynamic is

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