The Reflector
How secure is your stuff?
by Rachael Frey The Reflector Textbooks and binders, laptops and cameras. Lab equipment, musical instruments, gym clothes and winter coats. These are just a few of the cumbersome and heavy items that students are...
Focused on nationals
By Blaine Meller Sports Editor Two of Mount Royal’s top badminton players are in the mix to become national champions. Matt Chan and Greg Buckley captured a silver medal in men’s doubles at the...
Check out some of our favourite books in your free time
Ham on Rye by Charles Bukowski Charles Bukowski’s take on his own childhood is a heartbreaking work that somehow never ceases to be gut-wrenchingly funny. It’s about getting beaten and beaten, over and over...
A painful introduction to the world of wrestling
By Blaine Meller Sports Editor OK, a show of hands: How many people think professional wrestling is fake? Or better yet, how many people have watched professional wrestling and thought to themselves, “hey, I...
Mining hockey silver down under
By Blaine Meller Sports Editor If anyone doubts that hockey is quickly growing into a truly international game, talk to somebody in the know. Somebody like Tash Farrier. Farrier, 21, returned to Canada and...
Noise 101 for Feb. 17, 2011
Jam soothes the student soul by Carter Arlette The Reflector Music is one of the many things that makes our species unique. The ability to take strings, sticks and skins, and arrange them in...
In space, no one can hear you scream
by Aaron Chatha Features Editor Turn off the lights, turn on the sound and make sure the batteries in the controller are full. Also, a change of underwear might not be a bad idea....
