| News: Local groups make poverty history | Sports: Rams serve notice to T-birds |
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by Ashley Martin the Carillon What began as a centennial showcase of African culture turned into a successful anti-poverty event, held last week at Wascana Park. The gazebo in Wascana Park was the centre of all things anti-poverty on Sept. 10, as the Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation (SCIC), in conjunction with the African Association of Regina, organized Regina’s white band day. (read more) |
by Greg Urbanoski the Carillon What a difference a week makes. After falling 44-7 to the University of Saskatchewan Huskies last week, there were many in Rams Nation wondering if the 2005 season would be a repeat of the 2004 season. (read more) |
| Arts: Green gets Naked | Editorial: I wish they wanted to suck my blood |
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by Michele Dawson the Carillon With a microphone stand in hand, she battled angry wasps to conquer the University of Regina Academic Green, and she did it in heels. On Thursday, Sept. 8, the U of R hosted the largest concert in the university’s history. Naked on the Green featured Vancouver’s Bif Naked, fresh from tour dates with Nickelback, Billy Idol and Austin Texas’ Grady. (read more) |
by Ashley Martin the Carillon When some people are bored, they watch TV. Others read a book, or go shopping. When I get bored, though, I pierce things. It’s not uncommon for me to grab a safety pin and shove it through my ear, just for sheer lack of productive things to do. When I’m bored and have money burning a hole in my pocket, I’ll splurge and get some cartilage punched out, or get a tattoo. Along with the need to decorate my body, though, comes a sense of guilt, because I have a rare blood type. Each time this type of boredom ensues, it unfortunately sets back the date of my next blood donor appointment. (read more) |
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