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Helen Zhang From the Archives: Java Jive closing after 37 years
Coffee is everywhere on campus — the most common stereotype of all university students is that they are obsessed with…
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From the Archives: U of A considering Internet classes
University of Alberts students rely heavily on the Internet, especially considering the widespread use of eClass and MOOCs as teaching…
Read More » - Khadra Ahmed
From the Archives: What dreams are made of: exploring our nocturnal consciousness
Ask someone what their plans are for reading or winter breaks and one of the most common responses will be…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
From the Archives: Buddy, can you spare a buck
It seems like some things at the University of Alberta and its Students’ Union never change. With tuition set to…
Read More » - Khadra Ahmed
From the Archives: “The Book of Witches”
Recently, there has been a notable increase of interest in witchcraft. From modernizing shows such as Sabrina the Teenage Witch…
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From the Archives: “Tindergrrrls takes a swipe at online harassment”
Tinder has been around for seven years, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s become a safer space for women. Ask…
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New research on cannabis’ effects on zebrafish shows potential impacts on humans
New research on zebrafish could have interesting implications on humans and their use of cannabis. A recent study conducted by…
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U of A research examines effect of melting glaciers on our drinking water
The quality of drinking water and the influence of melting glaciers in western Canada is being explored in a new…
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Coming full circle: New dean of science returns to her academic roots
The appointment of Edmonton-born Matina Kalcounis-Rueppell as dean of science marks, for her, an academic life come “full circle.” Since…
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The Daily Grind offers breakfast on trial basis
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but it’s not always accessible to students. To make it more…
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