St. Patrick’s Day riot in London leads to property damage, arrests
LONDON (CUP) — What started out as a St. Patrick’s Day party spiraled out of control on Fleming Drive in…
Steve Jobs: the functionality of art
Steve Jobs has said he took cue from Paris’ Musée du Louvre, one of the world’s largest museums and now a historic monument, when he designed the entrance to the Apple Store on 5th avenue in Manhattan. In May 2006, tourists and city residents held up their iPhones and iPads taking photos of the…
Outrage at proposed budget
St. Thomas University is considering raising tuition beyond the provincial cap of $150 and cutting $100,000 in academic scholarships to deal with a $600,000 projected deficit for the 2013-2014 school year. Vice president of finance Lily Fraser presented the budget to roughly 130 students and…
SAVE campaign comes to Fredericton with panel
Academics and health service providers at a panel held April 4 at St. Thomas University…
The rising cost of smoking
A new cigarette tax is in place in New Brunswick, and both consumers and retailers…
2013 valedictorian ready for the podium
Victoria Blakely’s always been a talker. Once, on a trip with a friend, she started talking in her sleep. “I’m a tour guide at Hopewell Rocks, and I guess I started giving tours in my sleep. They told me, ‘You talk so clearly!’” she says.…
Facebook’s toll on relationships
Jealousy is an ancient emotion but recently it’s running rampant, and we may have Facebook…
Not-so-innocent bystanders
We drove home from work together everyday. My father would pick me up from my…
What to do with a Peter Pan generation
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you are part of Generation Y.…
Looking through children’s eyes to Gaza
An upcoming exhibition at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre will give Frederictonians a look through the eyes of children in Gaza during Operation Cast Lead. The travelling exhibition, A Child’s View from Gaza, is a combination of 26 pieces of children’s artwork and 10 photographs…
The passage of time
Since this is my last column I thought it’d be appropriate to talk about the…
Radio Radio mix genres and languages
Radio Radio are excited to come back to Fredericton after just two years since they’re…
Andy Brown’s new approach
Fredericton’s Andy Brown said he’s proud to be from the east coast, and a part…
STU and UNB men’s hockey teams roll in scholarship money
While their on-ice success is substantially different, their off-ice scholarship money does not provide much of a gap. Both the St. Thomas University and University of New Brunswick men’s hockey teams give out well over $100,000 a year to their athletes in scholarships. The Tommies,…
STU alum keeping pro basketball dream alive
Playing basketball on a professional level was not always on Matt Robertson’s list of dream…
Editor MLB predictions
Surprising team – Seattle Mariners The Mariners have moved the fences in at Safeco Field…
From the Editor: publishing prerogative
Last week I received a column from our “Political Animal” columnist Alex Carleton. It was on the complications of keeping emergency bursary program sustainable, the relationship of the Student Representative Council (SRC) when tasked with tough decision-making and the means of reaching an agreement. The…
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Photos: Halifax Pop Explosion 2012
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Photos: Welcome Week 2012 – Operation Ignition
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Photos: Welcome Week 2012 – Cheer Off
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Rookie men’s volleyball team take ACAA championship
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Women lose ACAA championship game
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Photos: final men’s game at the LBR
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‘They’re the least of our worries;’ Battle of the hill losing streak continues for Tommies
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Men’s hockey, Women’s hockey, and basketball photos
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