Mount Royal students show some skin
Photos: Haleigh Packer Stacy Shields The story Nightingale and the Rose, by Oscar Wilde has been important to Stacy Shields since Grade Five. For Shields this story is meaningful, as the nightingale did...
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Pharmacist celebrates first year at MRU
Alyssa Smith Features Editor Over the last year pharmacist Thomas Yueng has advocated for students over everything from specific medications to trying to install a postal box. Yeung’s pharmacy opened in the...
Mother Mother thrills die-hard fans at The Gateway
West Coast band shows that indie and commercial can work in tandem Lynne Hogan Staff Writer Vancouver five-piece Mother Mother’s reputation effectively preceded them on Friday Jan. 13 at The Gateway with...
Sandwiched In: Something fresh
Sandwiches: a divine gift from the heavens. You may not believe in God, but if he exists then we bet he’d get down on the pastrami. Warm, fresh, occasionally meaty… they represent everything right in...
This Hub’s for you
MRU students embrace new space and anticipate food menu Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor The newest addition to Wyckham House opened its doors with little ceremony and lots of curiousity from passing students...
My blood runs green
Cheering for the Riders despite years of flops by Bryce Forbes Sports Editor I’m a member of a unique animal species, one that feasts on Eskimos, lions and horses. We‘re more of...
Belief through engagement
The relationship between spirituality and politics by James Wilt Oct. 1 will come and go like any other Saturday. Assignments will be completed, textbooks will be read and beer will be drunk...
New Tim Hortons lagging behind
Full-service expected next semester by Ashton Faulkner For anyone who marched down Main Street on the first day of school expecting to see the shiny, brand new full-service Tim Hortons location on...
Famous bromances in entertainment
J.D. & Turk from Scrubs They’ve shared everything from clothes to secrets to beds. They even sung a song together called “Guy Love.” They put the needs of a bro before anything else –...
Academic appeals: the road less traveled
by Rachel Ott The Reflector Last semester I travelled an avenue previously unexplored during my four-year academic career: I appealed a grade. Despite being lectured in every class about the hazards of plagiarism and minimum...
