Features
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The Gateway 105 Years of The Gateway
Founded in 1910, The Gateway turned 105 years old on November 21, 2015. Follow the timeline below to learn about…
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Winter Wheelin’: How to keep biking after it snows
Snow on the ground for six months of the year means that cyclists in Edmonton have some tricky conditions to…
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The Art of Fermentation
Fermentation is making a comeback. The ancient process — which slows down the decomposition of food using natural preservatives and…
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Feature: The inevitable cessation of existence
The level of hilarity in Spike TV’s 1000 Ways to Die is accompanied by a sense of guilt and underlying…
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Camo & Coursework: Students in the Military
Jim Dorrance never really liked commissioned officers. He saw commissioned officers, who require a university degree and more managerial and…
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Twentysomethings: Separating Fantasy and Reality
In the Dec. 2, 1990 issue of the New York Times, four months before the release of his book American…
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Feature: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Road to Recovery
2010 was an important year in my life. I was working as the Arts & Entertainment editor at The Gateway,…
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Feature: The Basics of Coding
Not a month goes by without someone writing a thinkpiece stating that kids need to learn to code. Even Obama said,…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Raw Denim
Think of raw denim as a blank slate. A rigid yet crisp canvas made of deep rich indigo dyes, pure…
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Beer Bracket
Since The Gateway staff is comprised of poor students, we wanted to explore which cheap, domestic beer is the best…
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