By Andrew Ross
Like most people, I am disappointed with the International Olympic Committee for the way they have expanded their definition of what an Olympic event is and who is allowed to compete in the Olympics. Unlike most people, I am dissappointed because the IOC has not gone far enough.First of all, there is the question of… Continue reading Discriminating against man, animal and machine
This week the pandemonium begins. The curtain rises on Salt Lake City and yet another Olympic Games. The world will drop whatever it’s doing and turn its attention to the show.And show really is an appropriate term. Everything has been carefully choreographed from the opening ceremonies and the television coverage to the athletes’ uniforms. Even… Continue reading Take the Games for what they are
By Andrew Ross
No doubt about it-Canada’s Olympians are in poor shape.At least, that’s what we’ve been hearing from every astute critic that was able to correlate the nation’s dismal medal count at the Sydney Summer Games in 2000 and the equally dismal government funding. Dismal in the sense that a sparsely populated country like Australia has a… Continue reading Corporate sponsors are the wave of the future
By Ryan Laverty
Like Jay Leno collecting sports cars, Dinos football Head Coach Tony Fasano is assembling a nice assortment of running backs.In addition to starters Luke Mayer, Jeff Williams, Scott Wenz and Stephen Hughes, there were guys like Jacques-Ol Lumbala, Kyle Maclean and Evan Koebel who never even saw the field last year. Despite the abundance of… Continue reading Football team announces more RPMs
Finishing your fifth season with Dinos athletics is a lot like turning 40. You start noticing the snap, crackle and pop every time you stand up, you talk about your rookie season like it was a simpler time long ago and all those stories that people respectfully kept to themselves start surfacing. Yes, the public… Continue reading Dinos will have to get over the Hill
Mp3s have forever revolutionized the way fans listen to their music. No longer do people buy whole CDs for the single stuck in their head. Rather, they can download the track, get their fill of the one-hit wonder and move onto the next hit with the click of a button.But instead of seeing the age… Continue reading Online music publishing not only for garage bands
Death By Moonlight, the critically acclaimed film of summer 2001 has spawned a much anticipated video game. All it took was some corporate sponsorship, a shrubbery, and an innovative start-up company called Stuporfi."Thanks to the cult following, we were able to get a substantial donation from a CEO fan of the film," explained Stuporfi founder… Continue reading Death By Moonlight
By Anna Chan
Student morale is dropping rapidly while the work keeps piling up. Constant hair pulling has even prompted the university to start counselling groups. However, to save yourself some money, here is a simple solution. Take this quiz. It’s cheaper and less time consuming than professional therapy. So sit back, procrastinate and stress about life later.… Continue reading The official AP stress test