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How do we want to remember our nation in times of global crisis? Nina Grossman, News Editor On Oct. 15, Peer Diversity Education (PDE) set up a demonstration by the West Gate. Students were...
How do we want to remember our nation in times of global crisis? Nina Grossman, News Editor On Oct. 15, Peer Diversity Education (PDE) set up a demonstration by the West Gate. Students were...
Angie Lang Features Editor Whether you’re hosting your own party or hitting up what YYC has to offer, this Halloween is sure to please It’s everyone’s favourite time of year, where you can pretend...
Angie Lang Features Editor Ah yes, you know what time it is, it’s the kick-off to the beginning of family orientated holidays. Thanksgiving – the expression of gratitude, especially to God (if you’re...
Don’t let the colder weather this season stop you from looking and feeling HOT Emily Thwaites Contributor Already a month back into classes, it seems the glorious summer days of cute little dresses and chic shirts...
Why it’s important for you to get out and vote For five years I have taught history here at Mount Royal, and the central avenue of historical inquiry in all my classes is the...
An overview of federal party platforms Sam Ridgeway, Staff Writer The Conservative Party of Canada (CPC), the Liberal Party, and the New Democratic Party all have dynamic platforms; it’s up to you to cast...
Calgary Centre candidates come to MRU discuss the future of Canada’s education, economy and security Nina Grossman, News Editor Election time is almost here MRU! Spirits are high, Facebook arguments are running rampant and...
Take a look at proposed environmental policies of leading parties Andrea Roberts, Staff Writer The conservatives under Harper have been blamed for having one of the worst environmental records in the country and this...
How to use someone’s physical quirks to your sexual advantage Kate Holowaty Sex Columnist During the course of sexual pursuits there are times when one looks long and hard in the mirror and...
How Calgary plays the world’s most popular card game. By Lexi Wright CORRECTION: In our October 8, 2015 print edition of The Reflector, we wrongfully put the incorrect story under this headline. We apologize...