Sled’s Secrets
How Sled Island benefits smaller bands Nathan Ross Staff Writer One of the features Sled Island loves to advertise is the fact that over 200 bands play, and with good reason. This...
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Sled Island: Bonjay, Dojo Workhorse, Shabazz Palaces, Night Committee
Bonjay and Shabazz Palaces took the stage at Olympic Plaza on June 23, while Dojo Workhorse and Night Committee hit Broken City. Photos: Nathan Ross
Sled Island: Goose Hut, Hooded Fang, PARLOVR, Wake Owl
On June 2, Goose Hut, Hooded Fang and PARLOVR rocked Dicken’s and Wake Owl played Olympic Plaza. Photos: Nathan Ross
Sled Island: CFCF, FIVER, The British Columbians, The Sadies
The #1 Legion hosted FIVER, The British Columbians and The Sadies on June 21, with CFCF appearing at Theatre Junction Grand. Photos: Nathan Ross
Sled Island: Hunter-Gatherer, Rococode, The Antlers, The Diet
Hunter-Gatherer, Rococode, The Antlers and The Diet took the stage at the Republik on June 20. Photos: Nathan Ross
Sled Island: Bend Sinister, The Dudes, Sloth Records poster show
Sled Island kicked off on June 19 with a poster show at Sloth Records, while Bend Sinister and The Dudes rocked the Commonwealth Bar & Stage. Photos: Nathan Ross
Tory bias alleged at MRU
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SAMRU bylaw changes balance executive power
Rachael Frey News Editor Several bylaw revisions were taken to the student body at a special general meeting on March 28. Despite some debate and requests for clarification, the Students’ Association of...
MRU governors sign off on using Gmail
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Your guide to the 2012 Alberta election
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