Beyond the elitist discourse
by Jesse Hove Faith Columnist It doesn’t matter if you have specialized in the finer points of philosophy, a holy text or are a resident expert in everything Star Wars. Those who have studied...
Category: Features
Local caterer provides delicious job training for newcomers
by Asha Siad The Reflector In the basement of an old church, a diverse group of women cook dishes from all over the world. The room is packed with ingredients and kitchen appliances that...
Even if your kitchen’s crap, your food doesn’t have to be
by Catherine Szabo The Reflector The fridge is separated from the stove by a countertop spanning about 12 inches, the opposing three-foot-long countertop is within arm’s reach, cupboard space is at a minimum and...
Join the club
by Rachael Frey The Reflector Whether you made a New Year’s resolution, or are just looking for a way to shake things up a little, January is a good time to get out there...
Making resolutions for a new semester
by Asha Siad The Reflector With one semester worth of exams and papers completed and the start of a new one upon us, some students may look back contentedly on their fall academic results,...
Things I wish I’d known in first year
by Zoey Duncan Publishing Editor * Plan out your general education requirements ahead of time so you don’t get stuck without the prerequisites necessary for higher-level classes. * If you’re on campus four or...
From cerebral facts to visceral faith
by Jesse Hove Faith Columnist In the summer of 1963, 250,000 people showed up at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. to hear Martin Luther King Jr. speak. No invitations were sent out, and...
Taking the train to brown town
by Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist So, it’s another new year and newer is always better, right? Regardless of whether old acquaintances be forgot or you decided to perform a new year Facebook friend-axing after...
Holiday survival guide
by Aaron Chatha It’s gonna be a cold one. The roads are icy and our lawns are white. Reports on Nov. 23 pegged Calgary as the second-coldest city in the world. While this wasn’t...
A good meal for $15 or less
by Rachel Frey Have you sampled all that Wyckham House has to offer? Exhausted the options in the Herb ‘n’ Market? Eaten so many of those pre-packaged Sodexo sandwiches that they’ve been informally named...
