Don’t press pause
What will you do this year? Hopefully something, because otherwise it will be really dull around here. Year after year, September rolls around and many students go back to school resolved to...
Tagged: life
Back-to-school tech guide
The best bang for what few bucks you may have BAJ Visser Staff Writer Textbooks? Check. Fresh pens and new pencils? Check. A binder full of blank paper for the upcoming semester?...
Faith Column: An evolution in faith
Self-reflection and personal trials can alter beliefs James Wilt Faith Columnist A few weeks ago, The New York Times Magazine published a marvelous story titled “From bible-belt pastor to atheist leader.” ...
Noise 101 – CD Reviews for Sept. 6
Morning Parade Morning Parade Parlaphone Too often we have bands trying to live up to hype instead of letting their music do the work for them. While it would be nice if everyone...
Get lean to avoid being mean
The Flecs’ guide to your athletic dreams Todd Colin Vaughan Sports Editor It’s September. All you want to do is sit at home and watch ESPN classic reruns of golf from the...
Still time for festival fun before summer ends
Though it pains me to have to say it, summer is almost over. But, don’t panic — whether you’ve been living free-and-easy or punching a clock for the last four months, there’s still time...
Podcasts to help ease university experience
For new students, post-secondary education can be challenging and bring about a variety of new experiences. Many first-year students can easily get overwhelmed and lost in the new world of university. We...
‘Element’ rings inspired by daily life
Fine Arts student to sell wares on ACAD’s Main Mall in spring show Thomi Olson Fashion Columnist I’ve always been insanely envious of creative people. Like musicians who can make any...
Letters to the Editor – Mar. 8
The recent cover pages from the Reflector and Vanessa Gillard’s article “An overview of love’s underview” along with the subsequent response to the article represents an important sociological examination in how we understand ourselves....
The Darkness II more brutal, fun
Aaron Chatha Staff Writer The first Darkness game was an underappreciated title missed by a lot of gamers under a vast swathe of other first-person shooters coming out at the time. Based off...
