A guided tour to get some personal space on MRU campus
by Mayan Freeborn Open your eyes and wipe the drool off your face. Sleeping can be one of the best ways to pass the time. Not only will you feel refreshed, you’ll realize that...
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Music documentary takes artistic look inside Feist’s world
by Edward Osborne Look At What The Light Did Now is the spellbinding story of iconic Canadian singersongwriter Leslie Feist. For anyone who has been caught humming one of Feist’s catchy singles or for...
The buzz about coffee shop art
by Claire Miglionico When it comes to Calgaryborn and -raised photographer Jeremy Fokkens, it was the vibrant and art-engaged atmosphere at Higher Ground Cafe in Kensington that made showcasing his art there so appealing....
Canadian power duo Bonjay add new twist to live shows
by Sarah Kitteringham The duo that makes up Canadian dancehall/R&B/ indie-rock hybrid Bonjay are an affable pair. Vocalist Alanna Stuart and beats and effects creator Ian “Pho” Swain answer a call from the Reflector...
Your B.O. is turning me on
by Vanessa Redux Ever got a whiff of someone’s B.O., specifically from their armpit, and wondered why you weren’t really all that turned off by it, and realized that you probably wouldn’t kick them...
For the novelist,writing is easy, marketing is hard
by Kevin Rushworth If you have ever walked into a Chapters, Indigo or small bookstore, you might have seen a local author doing a book signing. Yes, I know, they might talk to you....
For city bakers, secret ingredient is love
by Aaron Chatha With the hypnotic aroma, calming heat and all the wonderful options, it’s hard not to love being in a bakery. It’s often said that cakes and pastries are made with love,...
Love, suffering and recovery
by Jesse Hove I have fallen in love only once in my life. She was the first girl I said “I love you” to and she had the prettiest nose imaginable. Our dates usually...
Student petition yields extended library hours
by Catherine Szabo Mount Royal University’s classrooms aren’t the only place where good ideas are born. Danny Warwick, a second-year bachelor of science student, points to the west side of campus for the birthplace...
Disabled but still able
by Bryan Weismiller Joe Waring could be worried about anything, but he’s only concerned with getting a free Booster Juice at the moment. Despite having Cerebral Palsy and requiring a wheelchair, Waring seems more...
