By Carly Benson
In a battle between the only undefeated teams left in the Canada West division, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies skated away with two victories, leaving the Dinos with a .500 record. After annihilating the Pronghorns last weekend and having such success on both the power-play and penalty kill, the defensive collapse comes as quite a… Continue reading Huskier and tougher
On Sat., Oct. 30, the Dinos football squad played their final regular season game against the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds in what is affectionately known as the UBC mud pit. Now, after a long and hard year, our Dinos have finally made playoffs, but the road to qualifying wasn’t easy. In order for the… Continue reading By the seat of their pants
By Sean Nyilassy and Lee Bogle
Like a 23-year old computer science major, the Dinos women’s hockey team is having difficulty scoring. This past weekend, they had a skate date with SAIT and NAIT. Fate didn’t wait, their goals came too late. Their wins total is still shaped like a plate. That’s a zero, mate. Man we’re great. Fri., Oct. 29… Continue reading Trojans break three times
By Carly McKay
It isn’t quite what they had envisioned, but a third place finish in last weekend’s Husky Dino Cup Oct. 29-30 is still quite an accomplishment for the Dinos men’s volleyball team. With a 4-0 record at the University of Saskatchewan preseason tournament under their belts, most of the players had high hopes heading into action… Continue reading Volleysaurs bronzed at Dino Cup
It’s hard to imagine a cougar getting anywhere fast on three legs or a lion attacking anything without using its claws or teeth. Nevertheless, the University of Calgary Dinos men’s basketball team was short three to four guards during each game this past weekend. The absence of these strong players is one reason for the… Continue reading Ready for the season?
By John Fisher
As predicted by their Head Coach Robin Slot earlier in the year, the Dinos women’s soccer team has achieved a berth in this year’s Canada West playoffs in Vancouver! Going into last weekend, the girls’ playoff hopes were in critical condition as the University of Alberta Pandas started closing the gap on the fourth and… Continue reading Beating the Pandas to playoffs
By Tanya DeLyzer and Amanda VanSteelandt
This final week of regular season soccer competition was full of Pronghorns and Pandas and Dinos, oh my! A Pronghorn, more commonly called an antelope, uses its sharp vision to see danger and its superior agility to run away from it. The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns were ecologically disappointing this past weekend. They neither saw… Continue reading Thank the Lord we’re hosting
Editor, the Gauntlet, I was shocked and dismayed to read Greg Clayton’s ill-informed letter to Kevin Allen. As a Full Frontal community volunteer for this past year I have enjoyed the exciting, creative, inclusive, challenging and enriching environment of NUTV. Mr. Clayton quotes the purpose of NUTV as defined by the Students’ Union Media Bylaws… Continue reading Unfair Comments
Editor, the Gauntlet, About three weeks ago, I walked into the NUTV office, curious to find out more about the organization. Within 20 minutes, I had already become a member and was sitting in on my first production meeting. By the next week, I was scheduled to volunteer on two different shoots. Just last week… Continue reading NUTV is good for you
By Вen Li
As politicos from all over campus gathered in the Den’s Red Room to watch election returns from the United States on Tuesday, as the broader community became engrossed in the circus across the border like watching a repeat car accident in slow motion, and as the venerable Canadian Broadcasting Corporation gave around the clock coverage… Continue reading Too many elections