What does a Red Cup Teach us about Holiday Spirit?
The Starbucks ‘red cup debate’ adds to controversy over secular holiday promotion Sam Ridgway, Staff Writer Here in Canada, we like to think that we are a part of a diverse country of acceptance...
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Your Used Coffee Cup Can Help the Environment
New company GreenCup wants to make a difference with compostable cups Nina Grossman, News Editor Mount Royal Business Students Austin Lang and Emily Bartlett were inspired to create their company, GreenCup, when they learned...
Faculty’s New Code of Conduct Creates a “Chill” over Mount Royal University
Restriction of academic freedom for professors is a student issue too and diminishes the university’s atmosphere Amy Tucker, Contributor Mount Royal University, in compliance with Alberta legislation, officially approved the controversial code of conduct...
Driving High
How the legalization of marijuana will affect impaired driving laws Kari Pedersen, Publishing Editor There is no secret that times are changing in Canada. There is a Liberal government for the first time in...
Volunteering never felt so good
How you can make a difference in someone’s life this holiday season Angie Lang, Features Editor There’s an age old saying that goes, “We make a living by what we get, but we make...
Student Profile
Students doing student things around MRU Angie Lang, Features Editor Jessica Coad Second-year Business Administration, majoring in Marketing The Reflector: Why did you chose MRU? Jessica Coad: It came down to a choice between...
What’s in Your Winter Wardrobe?
Don’t let the snow spoil your style this season Emily Thwaites, Staff Writer It’s hard to believe we are well into November and the snow season is finally upon us. Stores are already stuffed...
Dildos, vibrators and butt plugs, oh my
My experience at the Taboo Naughty but Nice Sex Show Kate Holowaty, Sex Columnsit So I decided to take it upon myself as the Reflector’s trusty sex columnist to muster up some courage and...
Red Birds and Blues Songs
Jesse Roper’s wild rollercoaster ride to musical success By Bigoa Machar, Arts Editor “It was fucking terrifying. I was a really shy guy who didn’t feel very comfortable in social situations.” That is...
Q&Arts: The Sylvia Platters
Because you have probably never heard of Power Pop By Bigoa Machar The Reflector recently spoke with Nick Ubels, vocalist and guitar player for The Sylvia Platters, a Power Pop band from Langley, B.C....
