Noise 101 – CD Reviews for Oct. 4
Flying Lotus Until the Quiet Comes Warp A strange reflection is made when one first learns that experimental electronic L.A. producer Flying Lotus is a great-nephew to American jazz legend John Coltrane. ...
The Reflector
Another season of gems in store for CPO
Our guide to the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra’s hottest tickets Nia Devetzis Contributor Calgary is blessed with a yearly abundance of classical music performances throughout, with one of the highlights being the Calgary...
Feist wins Polaris Prize because it was her turn
Why else would she win an award for best Canadian album? Nathan Ross Arts Editor Back on July 19, Josiah Hughes and Mark Teo teamed up in FFWD Weekly to write an...
Tubby Dog turns 7 years old
Calgary’s favourite hot dog joint still going strong Nathan Ross Arts Editor There aren’t many small businesses that have had such a resounding impact on Calgary’s food scene, or any area for...
Good clean fun
Things to do that don’t involve getting wasted Samara Hawkins Features Editor Although being three sheets to the wind on the weekend is synonymous with university culture, it doesn’t have to be....
Awesome classes you (probably) didn’t know existed
5 courses to explore for an enjoyable winter semester Lauren Gilbart Contributor University is that time in your life when stress, homework and ambitions all come together to help you reach one...
Faith Column: Re-opening the abortion debate in Canada
Right-wing Christianity, politics and women James Wilt Faith Columnist Until September, I’d somehow managed to process the devolution of American politics into religious propaganda with a sense of detached bemusement. Sure,...
Sex Column: Long distance relationships: Just kill me already
How to have sex without actually having sex Lynn Don Sex Columnist Being in a long distance relationship is like being single in that you’re both lonely and uncomfortably horny all the...
SquirrelMail is dead, long live Gmail!
Transitioning to the Google Cloud BAJ Visser Staff Writer Yes, Mount Royal University’s infamously glitchy student email service SquirrelMail has finally passed into the great e-beyond to join GeoCities, Altavista and other...
