Thousands of students, thousands of stories
By Zoey Duncan Our humble school is approaching its 100th birthday and now seems as good a time as any to take notice of how we, the students, present our school to the rest...
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Home away from home
A lot of things are pretty new for 18-year-old Oluwafemi Ogun. Just over a year ago at the age of 17, he moved to Canada from Lagos, Nigeria, leaving his family behind. This September,...
“Healin’ is a journey”
By Kim Suvan The Reflector On Oct. 15 author Robert Arthur Alexie, former chief of one of the most northernly aboriginal peoples living on the North American continent, will be bringing his tale of...
Love of the game
Sneakers squeak, you hear the sound of feet pounding on plywood, deep voices shouting for the ball and then the sweet sound of a swish — the basketball falling right through the net making...
Cougars, Calamities and Classics: MRU Men Garner Golf Gold
Cougars – Good day sports fans….for starters big congratulations to the Cougars men’s golf team on taking ACAC gold at the Wintergreen Golf and Country Club in Bragg Creek. For more details check out...
Now playing at MRU rec
School has barely begun but it’s already crunch time as far as studying goes. For any students looking to clear their heads and expend some extra energy in the gym, why not try something...
Mount Royal population booms
Despite the recession spelling downsize for many Canadian companies, such was not the case for Canadian universities and colleges, which saw substantial increases across the country in applications for the 2009/10 academic year. Mount...
The Hangover creates lasting memories
“People do stupid shit when they are fucked up.” This discernible fact of life from none other than boxing legend Mike Tyson forms the basis for two hours of the funniest comedy to likely...
News editor bids farewell
The first story I wrote for The Reflector was published on March 8, 2007. It was about a Students’ Association referendum on increasing the cost of the Universal Transit Pass. As a bright-eyed first-year...
