By Ashton Chugh, April 9 2015 —
Technology has been integral to the capitalists’ costs-cutting directive and gained widespread notoriety during the industrial revolution. However, computerization is not just relevant to manufacturing — it has breached the world of sports … Read the rest
By Sean Willett — April 9, 2015
[dropcap style=”normal”]I[/dropcap] first learned about Alberta’s wolf culls in Biology 313, Intro to Ecology. The lecture had begun by the time I arrived, and I began to unpack my things as the professor … Read the rest
By Tobias Ma, April 2 2015 —
In early February, oil prices rebounded into the $60 per-barrel range for West Texas Intermediate (WTI). However, Stephen Schork, a well-known oil stocks analyst, referred to the price jump as a “dead cat … Read the rest
By Andrew Kemle, March 12 2015 —
Alberta is facing difficult economic times. In the face of this uncertainty, Premier Jim Prentice is warning public sector employees that they’ll have to shoulder some of the burden.
He can dance around … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, March 5 2015 —
1. Scramble them with some cheese and bell peppers.
2. Get together with a group of vagabonds and throw them at a political leader’s home, streaking his beautiful paned windows with the slick … Read the rest
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[dropcap style=”normal”]E[/dropcap]very year during reading week, the Gauntlet puts together a Students’ Union election supplement to inform students on the candidates … Read the rest
By Melanie Woods, February 26 2015 —
Full-time English students often have to read two or three novels a week. Add jobs, extracurriculars and other classwork, and many students resort to shortcuts to bypass reading the actual novel.
Professor John … Read the rest
By Sean Willett, February 12 2015 —
Darkest Dungeon is about making the most of a bad situation.
This is the first thing the game tells you. It’s not lying.
Developed by Red Hook Studios — an independent studio based … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, February 5 2015 —
Campus and community radio station CJSW is offering local artists a chance to produce their creative projects as part of the station’s new artist-in-residence program.
CJSW music director Whitney Ota says the residency … Read the rest
By Hayden McBennett, February 5 2015 —
The website seekingarrangements.com is giving traditional sex work a new look. The website has over three million members, aiming to bring together “sugar babies” with “sugar daddies” or “sugar mommas.”
The University of … Read the rest
