- Federal Finance Minister visits U of R
Federal finance minister Paul Martin attended a luncheon for young Liberals, held at the University club at the University of Regina on March 6th. The minister was visiting the Queen city to speak at a Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities conference and meet with the young Liberals.
- Federal NDP President recognizes student concerns
The federal NDP is attempting a more pragmatic approach to relay their stance on issues such as education, says Adam Giambroni, president of the party on his recent visit to the U of R.
- Siddiqui scrutinizes the mediaıs corporate agenda
"Journalism is subjective by definition," said Haroon Siddiqui, columnist at the Toronto Star and guest lecturer of the 22nd annual James M. Minifie Lecture hosted by the University of Regina School of Journalism.
- Editing vs censorship
Dr. Haroon Siddiqui's allegations that CanWest Global performs "chilling acts of censorship" caused ten Leader-Post reporters to withdraw their bylines when the coverage was toned down by editors.
- Red road runs through Regina
They had been going to him for years.
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Look man, I was talking to her first. -photo by Christine Hanson
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- BFA grads put their wares on display
On the evening of Thursday, March 7th, the U of R Department of Visual Arts unveiled "Voices From Curious Lands," a Bachelor of Fine Arts Graduating Exhibition at the Mackenzie Art Gallery that showcased the paintings of five grads: Sonia Agarwal, Tristan Gieni, Nina Granger, Erin Joel, and Tanya Rogoschewsky. In an impressive and eclectic mix of student artwork, the show truly represented a milestone achievement for each of the young artists.
- Skupin survives fire and brimstone
Before we began our interview, I shook hands with Mike Skupin, which was a miracle in itself.
- Classic pop gets Young and Sexy
It can be tough for new indie pop bands to make it in the music industry, especially in a time when there has been a resurgence in the popularity of hard rock. But having released their debut album, Stand Up For Your Mother, Vancouver's The Young and Sexy seem to have found success and made it look easy at the same time.
- Artistic License
I love it when a new Rob Thomas CD comes out! That guy from Matchbox Twenty sure knows how to rock! I mean, what with his long braids and his commitment to Farm Aid, he's practically an American Hero! Wait, I'm mixing my heroes here. Willie Nelson is the one I want. Or is he?
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- Kydd sent to bed without supper
It was announced last week that, after a season in which the women's volleyball team went 0-20 in conference play, Head Coach Miles Kyddıs contract would not be renewed.
- Lady Cougs lose national title
The defending national champions had a disappointing showing at the 2002 Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) National Basketball Championships last weekend, held at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. The Lady Cougs ended up finishing fourth after losing in Saturdayıs bronze medal game to their familiar foes, the Winnipeg Wesmen, by a score of 64-47.
- Men's soccer club wants some CIS action
Soccer fans at the University of Regina may have noticed that there is an absence of a men's soccer team on campus. A group of male soccer enthusiasts have banded together to change this.
- What it feels like for a guy
Our fearless and intrepid reporter, Christine Hanson, ventured where no female Carillon reporter had gone beforeMonday Night RAW. Here, she deviously attempted to delve into the mind of a group of twenty-something men to get a sense of "What it feels like for a guy."
- What it feels like for a guy -- part 2
"I usually go hang out with the guys," says Dave. Graham thinks it's easy for guys to separate life and work.
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