SAIT’s travel and tourism program (TVT) is looking to prove that their program is much more elaborate than just…
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Free will trumps all in Adjustment Bureau
Our collective unconscious currently reflected in Hollywood cinema is meddling with interesting concepts about the state of reality, the nature…
Up-in-smoke: the marijuana debate rages on
At their party convention in Ottawa on Jan. 14, the Liberal party voted as a majority to legalize marijuana should…
Williams squashes competition
While it has been somewhat of an off year for Trojans athletics, first year business administration student Cale Williams is…
Women’s hockey looks ahead to next year
The Trojans women’s hockey team failed to make playoffs this season after an impressive showing last year which saw the…
It’s all on the line during playoff time
The games are tighter and more demanding. The opposition is tougher and the crowd is more boisterous, a powder-keg of…
Participating in the Chocolate Wars with RTBN Students
Right off the bat, SAIT’s RTBN students set the stage for the Chocolate War. Before the curtain rises, a lava-lamp…
West-coast rockers carve own niche
Despite each of its members coming from different influences, B.C. band Rococode has managed to create a sound all its…
SAIT student architects connecting with people of Guatemala
SAIT architectural technologies students can call themselves humanitarians after they put their hearts and skills to the test in a…
Help is on the way for student finances
2012 provincial budget promises relief for post-secondary institutes and students alike
According to the Alberta government, things may start looking…
SAIT helps produce radio stars
Radio/Television broadcast student Benjamin Thorgeirson was globally recognized this past month when Radio and Television Magazine named his latest project…
Athletic Heroism
Athletes become heroes, they sign contracts for millions, and their endorsements contribute to a multibillion-dollar industry.
Despite the negative behaviour…
Weekend Recaps
Men’s Hockey
Still riding the momentum from defeating Mount Royal in the final series of the regular season, the SAIT…
The Student tip dilemma
Living on a student budget, the tip calculator that comes with most cell phones has become a life-saver. Those that…
Going solo with Steven Page
Former Barenaked Ladies front man Steven Page is showing no sign of slowing down with his solo career.
The Weal…
Studying club-a-nomics
Calgary is anything but lacking when it comes to its night life, but maintaining a cool atmosphere that will ensure…
SAIT’s parking fiasco
For years, SAIT students have wished for parking alternatives, and with the new Trades and Technology Complex nearing completion, several…
SAIT Business students take on zombies
This year, zombies are getting serious and will be making an appearance at SAIT’s Administrative Information Management (AIM) program’s annual…
With arms wide open: SAIT’s devoted attempt to answer the tough questions
With so much evil and destruction existing in the world, can there really be a God? For Christians, why is…
Water, water everywhere
In an effort that would make former Waterboy Adam Sandler cry with happiness, SAITSA introduced two new water dispensers on…
SAIT is a blood donor leader
In May 2011, SAIT joined Canadian Blood Services Partners for Life and, by the end of 2011, helped save over…
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Student Legislative Council’s actions “disgusted” CRO
Attempts to censor names of those who lodged complaints against candidates in the SAITSA 2013 General Election report have “disgusted”…
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YYC chef specials
For those new to or visiting Cowtown, knowing about Calgary’s iconic eats can be as good as knowing anything…
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Poetry with a side of accapella
Local poet Delcio Manuel puts a spin on what’s traditionally expected at a slam poetry show through a monthly event…
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The healing hands of Melissa Roth
With the Trojans’ athletic season concluded for another year, and many teams tasting success, Melissa Roth ensures all the…
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Steubenville & social media
Social media has done it again. Over the past seven months, both Facebook and Twitter have come close to exploding…
