By Mia Hildebrandt With COVID-19 keeping most of us indoors over the last couple of months I, like many others, have probably spent way too much time watching Netflix than I should have. With what’s hopefully the worst of the virus behind us, here are some of the best...
Welcome to the #StayatHome club folks. It’s time to practice radical acceptance as our world changes drastically from moment to moment. Although feelings can be stirred up, the cards show many doors are opening for our highest good and greatest joy. Read for your...
By Karlie Mickanuik Horoscopes: maybe you read them in passing or maybe you check if Mercury is still in Retrograde every morning. Either way, everyone has checked out their star sign reading at some point. Co-Star is a free daily horoscope app that describes in depth...
By Scott Zielsdorf News & Features Editor The Covid-19 pandemic has everyone staying at home, living off whatever groceries we were able to get before locking ourselves away. For us college students, that means our diets haven’t really changed all that much, given...
By Orrin Farries The NAIT Ooks 2019-2020 men’s basketball team were an exciting bunch to watch. Between the enigmatic play of Sean-Michael Clancey and Hugo Cluysen, and the emotional vibrancy with which the whole team played every game, this team was built to...
By Orrin Farries Sports Editor You cannot spell catastrophe without ‘sport’. That is what these last two weeks have been for the sporting world. A catastrophic blow to the meta-ego of sports enthusiasts everywhere. The question of whether sports will continue this...
By Orrin Farries “This is the way [it] ends, not with a bang, but a whimper.” These words by T.S. Eliot ring ever true for Tim Fragle’s dominant 2019-2020 men’s hockey team. The ACAC men’s hockey season concluded without a champion due to the ACAC shutting down all...
By Chris Figliuzzi I had planned to write about how I have spent the last 2 years fighting, fighting with doctors, administrators, and heads of hospitals. I had planned on telling you how it was like a weight had been lifted when I was told I would receive a kidney...
By Stephanie Swensrude Choose a Whyte Avenue bar, get a personality reading. Pfft. Who needs tarot cards or palm readings when your Old Strathcona bar of choice will tell me everything I need to know about you. The Buckingham You love a good pair of Doc Martens. Your...
By Orrin Farries Sports Editor As of Thursday March 12, 2020, all organized sporting activities have been suspended. The cascade of sports cancellations came to the Alberta Collegiate Athletics Conference by way of the social leadership shown by the National...
