The great hunt for a perfect spring shoe
by Claire Miglionico The Reflector There are few things in fashion as satisfying as owning a great pair of shoes, and what better than the spring season to get down and funky with our...
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Glenbow exhibit showcases Canadian photography legend
by Bri Turner The Reflector Beginning April 2, Calgarians will have an opportunity to celebrate the life and work of Yousuf Karsh, one of the greatest Canadian portraitists in history, at the Glenbow Museum....
Local beatboxer aims to bring Canadian championship to Calgary
by Kian Sumalpong The Reflector “Sometimes, honestly, the music sounds terrible,” says Matthew Perry, a 24-year-old SAIT student, as he laughs looking back to the music sessions he has held thus far. Imagine being...
Noise 101 – CD Reviews for March 24
Hello Bella’s full-length and most recent album Echoes of the Atmosphere is propelled by electrifying guitar melodies and skilful drumming, both of which work together to give a glamourous power-pop feel to Ontario native...
Artist puts a bit of Calgary into webcomic
by Vanessa Gillard Arts Editor Comics have been interpreted in almost every medium available to human capability. Most recently and notoriously, it was proven that Broadway isn’t the best place for superheroes. Imagine that:...
Reducing your computer costs
by Laura Lushington The Reflector Being in post-secondary is not a cheap endeavour. Tuition, books and living expenses can leave your bank account dry. Add to that a laptop or a desktop computer and...
Human stories stand at the core of holy books
by Jesse Hove Faith Columnist The Bible has historically been a powerful, yet tricky book. Some argue it is the cause of countless wars. Others say reading it gives them a sense of peace...
Lacking experience? Volunteer!
by Asha Siad The Reflector Grades (check), great attitude (check), reliability (check) — but something seems to be missing on that job application. It’s something simple, rewarding and interesting, and you can choose from...
Internet falls short in student job search
by Sean-Paul Boynton The Reflector The moment you’ve been waiting for is almost here: the completion of your schooling and the opportunity to celebrate your graduation. But after the champagne stops flowing and the...
Not your typical doll
by Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist When the Barbie doll was introduced in 1959, some parents were wary of her realistically woman-like appearance, believing it might scandalize their children. The sale of the toy was...
