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Jonah Angeles The Gateway goes to a sexpo
Now in its 16th year, the Taboo Naughty but Nice Sex Show returned to Northlands Park on November 17 to show…
Read More » - Joshua Storie and Adaire Beatty
Your doctor’s right: you’re too young to smoke weed
Doctors are right: you shouldn’t be smoking weed at 18. This past summer, the Canadian government ran a public consultation…
Read More » - Alex Patterson
Why studying abroad is not a simple feat
Susie Muncner, a biological-sciences and chemistry double major, embarked on a 10-month exchange program to Lille, France in her second…
Read More » - Willow Austin
More scholar for the dollar: the predicament of contract academic staff
Former University of Alberta contract instructor Theo Finigan thinks it was funny when his students called him “professor.” “People would…
Read More » - Alex Patterson
The trouble with food… and shame, and self-criticism, and starvation
At 16, Hannah Kinsella was admitted to the University of Alberta. Her application package: a frail 5’8″ frame weighing 111 pounds,…
Read More » - Joshua Storie
The Gateway gets an office exorcism
According to The Gateway’s Managing Editor, Jon, our business office has been haunted for four months. “The weird thing about…
Read More » - Alex Patterson
The transition from curative to palliative care
Kathryn Martin, registered nurse and Faculty Lecturer in the Faculty of Nursing, doesn’t attend the funerals of her deceased patients.…
Read More » - Alex Patterson
The unwell-made play: A story about a Fringe show, a bathtub, and ‘Building Mode 6’ from The Sims Soundtrack
It’s the first Sunday of August and campus is silent, except for a studio on the third floor of the…
Read More » - Willow Austin
USRIs: students may discriminate against gender and race
At the end of every semester, students fill out a course evaluation form called the USRI, or the Universal Student…
Read More » - Joshua Storie
This is Folk Fest: Green onion cakes, long waits, hillside dates, tarps to race, getting baked, friends to make, dancing late. God damn right it’s great.
On a tarp in front of me, I watched as a group of friends gathered around a backpack passing out…
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