New faces on men’s roster
Eight new recruits as team defends last year’s ACAC title by Kelsey Hipkin Last season ended amid controversy. One thing remains clear though, the men’s Cougars hockey team were ACAC champions. Now...
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Veteran men’s squad ready to go
Bryce Forbes Sports Editor In his fifth and final year, men’s soccer captain Jamie MacDonald has his eyes set on something he’s yet to achieve so far — a national championship. He’s had...
Cougars move to Canada West
Historic process a long time coming, says team admin Bryce Forbes Sports Editor Since Mount Royal College started down the long, hard road to becoming a university, the athletics department also focused...
Synapse can’t make real connection
Live show is energetic, but there’s room to grow by Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor To get the feeling of a live show from a review it is sometimes helpful to have the...
Contagion explores desperation, redemption
by Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor It wasn’t so long ago that people didn’t have the option to stand in line for hours and hours for a flu shot. People didn’t have antibacterial options...
Living for the ride
Why bike safety matters by Marina Giannitsos Features Editor “It’s just like riding a bike…” The saying itself refers to something that becomes second nature — something you can never forget. But try...
Hurly, burly, curlies
The scoop on the hair down there Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist I’m sure we all recall when that first short-and-curly sprouted. The milestone is generally accompanied by awe, then confusion and finally...
For the love of bacon
Baconfest Canada celebrates the best part of breakfast Aaron Chatha Nothing gets between a pork lover and his bacon. In a light-hearted 2010 survey conducted by Maple Leaf Foods, 43 per cent...
Healthy living, healthy eating
Snacks to help you survive the semester by Eunice Poon In the lives of busy students, meal planning and eating nutritional foods can often be left until the last minute when the...
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...
