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First-year women’s hockey player sets records
By JORDAN TOUGAS Most of the Ooks records that have been broken this year have been done so by fourth or fifth-year players, but a first-year women’s hockey goalie has made her mark with the Ooks. Kaitlyn Slator broke the ACAC record on February...
International Student Club Feature: Joning Yu
By: Althea Alabat Joning Yu is an international student in the business administration program, majoring in Finance, and when she first moved to Edmonton she wanted to try and see if she could adapt to her new school and environment in her first...
Entertainment
The Shuffle: YEG Playlist
By: Chris Figliuzzi Maybe it’s the fact that we’re trapped indoors for 8 months of the year by cold, or the inspiration provided by shirtless roller blading guitar guy, but there’s something about Edmonton that continually produces amazing...
Mother Mother plays sold out show
By: Chantal Dunn On February 15th, 2019, Vancouver-based band, Mother Mother played a sold out show here in Edmonton along with their opening band Said The Whale. The Jubilee Auditorium was an intimate change of setting in comparison to the...
Sports
Concussions within the Ooks
Concussions aren't uncommon with the NAIT Ooks. To keep players safe, they go through rigorous concussion protocol.The mental toll of injuries
One week before the 2019 ACAC Men's Volleyball Provincials, starting setter, Mitch Lewington fracture his ankle. “It’s definitely flattening. It kinda sucks to practice all year and not be able to play in finals,” said Lewington.
Opinion
Your vagina isn’t weird.
This article contains strong language and sexual content which may not be suitable for minors. Readers discretion is advised. By: Nicole Murphy Labiaplasty is a procedure that offers women the opportunity for “better” genitals. My question is,...
Paying less tuition may cost you
By: Eryn Pinksen An announcement by the Ontario government to cut tuition by 10% - and make additional student fees non-mandatory in postsecondary institutions - has Alberta schools concerned. While some students may rejoice at the thought of...
No love like pet love
By Tora Matys In the spirit of the Valentine’s issue, I figured I should write about love of some sort. I’m not here to give any love advice, or tell any gushy story. What I am here to do is talk about the unconditional love you receive from...
Sports
Concussions within the Ooks
The mental toll of injuries
Entertainment
The Shuffle: YEG Playlist
By: Chris Figliuzzi Maybe it’s the fact that we’re trapped indoors for 8 months of the year by cold, or the inspiration provided by shirtless roller blading guitar guy, but there’s something about Edmonton that continually produces amazing...
Mother Mother plays sold out show
By: Chantal Dunn On February 15th, 2019, Vancouver-based band, Mother Mother played a sold out show here in Edmonton along with their opening band Said The Whale. The Jubilee Auditorium was an intimate change of setting in comparison to the...
Opinion
Your vagina isn’t weird.
This article contains strong language and sexual content which may not be suitable for minors. Readers discretion is advised. By: Nicole Murphy Labiaplasty is a procedure that offers women the opportunity for “better” genitals. My question is,...
Paying less tuition may cost you
By: Eryn Pinksen An announcement by the Ontario government to cut tuition by 10% - and make additional student fees non-mandatory in postsecondary institutions - has Alberta schools concerned. While some students may rejoice at the thought of...