The Cascade Archive: Volume 19 (Fall 2011)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 31
December 7, 2011

• Editorial – Eighteen days
• News – Adrian Dix talks future of provincial NDP
• News – Music for a cause: UFV students organize a night of entertainment for earthquake relief
• News – Angel Tree helps student families during the holidays
• News – Is UFV shutting out unions?
• News – Discoveries Seminar Series closes with Cultus Lake focus
• News – Educators Without Borders: study tours in Russia?
• Opinion – Impark did something good – but it’s still okay to hate them
• Opinion – Op Ed: SUB mortgage woes
• Opinion – A fire sale for the baby boomers and only ashes for the rest of us
• Opinion – A man named Mullet brings shear terror to bearded Amish everywhere
• Opinion – Missing Soviet cuisine since 1991
• Opinion – Please don’t make me listen to more political attack ads
• Opinion – Omphaloskepsis: ’Tis the season
• Arts & Life – The highs and lows of the West Coast Christmas Show
• Arts & Life – Therapy in the form of a chocolate bar
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Mr. India Meats & Restaurant
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Week of CIVL referendum edition
• Arts & Life – Album Review: We Are Augustines – Rise Ye Sunken Ships
• Arts & Life – Q&A: Second Narrows
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Justin Bieber, The Duke Spirit, LOOM, Death Cab for Cutie)
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: Festive top five
• Arts & Life – Book Review: The Magician King by Lev Grossman
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: The problem with downloadable games
• Arts & Life – Film Review: The Descendants
• Arts & Life – Film Review: My Week With Marilyn
• Arts & Life – The economics of writing: blogging for benefits
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: Buzkashi
• Sports – Heat Report: Fresh blood and more victories
• Sports – Quick goals by Canucks assist their Wild pursuit
• Sports – NFL Report: Giants give Packers a scare
• Health – Tryptophan: the skinny on turkey
• Health – Easing into the workout routine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 30
November 30, 2011

• Editorial – Art Attack
• News – UFV tests positive for “academic steroids”
• News – The doctor is in: Banman elected as Abbotsford’s new mayor
• News – Time to Help-Portrait Abbotsford
• News – CIVL asks students to open hearts and wallets
• News – SUS by-election results usher in fresh faces and new ideas
• News – Dr. Cheryl Suzack comes to UFV
• News – Standing room only at UFV microlectures
• Opinion – Scotland’s bid for independence escalates
• Opinion – An open letter to CIVL
• Opinion – An open letter to The Cascade
• Opinion – Thank Christ it’s not Christmas
• Opinion – Omphaloskepsis: In the beginning
• Arts & Life – The Muppets: Heartfelt revival or nostalgic fan-fiction?
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Bagel Classic Café
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Andy’s Attic edition
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Snow Patrol – Fallen Empires
• Arts & Life – An evening of Indian classical music
• Arts & Life – Q&A: Jon Tobin
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Jens Lekman, Fonda, Calexico, Angels & Airwaves)
• Arts & Life – Netflix hoards Arrested Development south of the border
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: a look into male grooming
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Hugo
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: From cloud saving to cloud gaming
• Sports – Travis Lulay shines on the big stage
• Sports – Wally Buono and the comeback kings
• Sports – NFL Report: Thanksgiving football
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: cell phone toss
• Sports – The secretive Sasq’ets: the other walking carpet
• Sports – HBO’s 24/7 series would perfectly suit the Canucks
• Sports – Someone’s back, and no one cares
• Health – Vitamin D: we live in a dark world

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 29
November 23, 2011

• Editorial – Water wars
• News – All good things must come to an end: An interview with Public Eye founder Sean Holman
• News – Communication students serve up cheap breakfast
• News – Métis Awareness Day showcases group’s history and culture
• News – Referendum approaching to confirm $10 million loan for new Student Union Building
• News – World cultures showcased at UFV during International Week
• News – Manly manliness for men: The Vancouver Men’s Show
• Opinion – BC government lab denies presence of ISA in controversial results
• Opinion – Mongolia heads for a mining boom hangover
• Opinion – Insight on InSite – a supervised drug injection site
• Opinion – Still wrong on copyright
• Opinion – Public Eye comes to an end
• Opinion – They don’t make ‘em like they used to
• Arts & Life – The evolution of music: Lose the genre, gain the art
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Formaggio Fine Foods
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Cheers II edition
• Arts & Life – Q&A: Rags to Radio
• Arts & Life – Album Review: David Lynch – Crazy Clown Time
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Pleasure Cruise, The Shilohs, Topaz, Huddle)
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Immortals
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: the changing face of game saves
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: Fur and loathing
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? by Mindy Kaling
• Sports – UFV basketball teams cool down the Okanagan Heat
• Sports – NFL Report: Tebow wins in an ugly fashion
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: ice golf
• Sports – Matt Climie hits the Canucks lineup in backup role
• Health – Soy bad for you?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 28
November 16, 2011

• Editorial – Busier than thou
• News – Why RateMyProf is failing students
• News – SUS has a WTF moment
• News – Governments attend preview of Chilliwack campus ‘town hall’
• News – Planners hope for U District to develop into “vibrant” community in 25 years
• News – Abbotsford mayoral candidates debate issues at UFV
• News – Abbotsford Food Bank helps fill bellies and stockings
• News – SUS by-election debate presents students with wide variety of options
• News – UFV bookstore holds student appreciation day
• Opinion – Policy 5.45: Anti-anti-homophobia
• Opinion – An open letter to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
• Opinion – Omphaloskepsis: Ever wonder what the one per cent do with their money?
• Opinion – Europe at the brink
• Opinion – Intervention, occupation, and nation building in Middle Eastern Libya
• Opinion – Occupy Vancouver’s struggle
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Finnegan’s Pub and Grill
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Space Jam edition
• Arts & Life – Album Review: She & Him – A Very She & Him Christmas
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Florence and the Machine – Ceremonials
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Cass McCombs, Childish Gambino, Los Campesinos, Laura Marling)
• Arts & Life – The Q&A: Real Boys
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: Go bold with two top fall makeup trends
• Arts & Life – Book Review: While Mortals Sleep by Kurt Vonnegut
• Arts & Life – NaNoWriMo: How to write a novel in 30 days or less
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Classic toys find new level with video game integration
• Arts & Life – Theatre Review: Arabian Nights
• Arts & Life – Film Review: J. Edgar
• Sports – Soccer 2011: looking for answers
• Sports – UFV basketball teams triumphant over Winnipeg’s Wesmen
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: worm charming
• Sports – Heat Report: Brodie and Byron to Flames
• Sports – Canucks take to the tweeties
• Sports – NHL rookie highlight: Gabriel Landeskog
• Sports – The dead puck: a look at the Philly/Tampa fiasco
• Sports – NFL Report: bold or stupid?
• Health – Vitamin C: more than just oranges

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 27
November 9, 2011

• Editorial – A question of balance
• News – NDP’s Michelle Mungall visits UFV
• News – Six funded Tanzania summer internships available to students
• News – Mayor George Peary runs for a second term in office
• News – Meghann Coughlan runs for mayor to “make a change”
• News – Abbotsford all-candidates’ debate kicks off final leg of mayoral race
• News – UFV celebrates sixth annual pumpkin chuck
• Opinion – A UFV perspective on VPD riot charge recommendations
• Opinion – Peary, Banman emerge as frontrunners following first debate
• Opinion – ISA discovered in Fraser River sockeye
• Opinion – We do not remember them
• Opinion – The end is nigh for the Canadian Wheat Board
• Opinion – An open letter to the human race regarding the lack of recent composure of letters
• Opinion – Omphaloskepsis: It seemed like a good idea at the time
• Opinion – Beaver versus bear
• Arts & Life – Arabian Nights promises a spectacle you won’t want to miss
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: The Roasted Grape
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: GRLGRMS edition
• Arts & Life – Album Review: The Decemberists – Long Live The King
• Arts & Life – The Q&A: Teen Daze
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Professor Green, Tyler Ramsey, Comet Gain, Kimya Dawson)
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: A girl’s best friend
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: The downside of downloadable content
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Salinger: A Biography by Paul Alexander
• Arts & Life – One student’s delirious musings on exhaustion
• Arts & Life – Film Review: The Rum Diary
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Johnny English Reborn
• Sports – Men lose pair of weekend matches to VIU
• Sports – Women rally after slow start, improve to 7-1
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: Cardboard tube fighting
• Sports – Heat Report: Secondary scoring shortfall
• Sports – Statement game by Canucks proof they still have it
• Sports – The 49ers have found their man
• Health – The more you know: Aspartame

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 26
November 2, 2011

• Editorial – Calling out the whistleblowers
• News – Bruce Banman campaigns for “the youth of today”
• News – Gerda Peachey runs for mayor to give the public a voice
• News – CRFC funding to CIVL Radio for Youth Internship Program in action
• News – UFV Halloween festivities offer “protection against zombies”
• News – Finesse your stress with student success bootcamps
• News – Composting for trendy UFV students
• Opinion – All we want is a global revolution
• Opinion – Banish common sense
• Opinion – A short introduction to death cults: Stop hating
• Opinion – Streetcars: Are they the answer?
• Opinion – WikiLeaks near bankruptcy due to financial stranglehold
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Maria’s Gelato
• Arts & Life – Just a friendly game of baseball
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Cheers edition
• Arts & Life – The Q&A: Oh Village
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Chris Isaak – Beyond the Sun
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Surfer Blood, Patrick Stump, Real Estate, Postdrag)
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Omni-directional treadmills and simulated gravity
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Troika by Alastair Reynolds
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: Two top fall trends
• Arts & Life – Down-Lookers, Loud-Chatterers, and Abrupt-Answerers: The cult of the cell phone
• Arts & Life – Film Review: In Time
• Arts & Life – Suburban Swing on Sunday nights
• Arts & Life – Everybody cut, everybody cut Feetloose
• Sports – Cascades claim second in Honda Way tournament
• Sports – Alexander Sulzer slips quietly onto blueline
• Sports – Heat Report: Goals and goalie fights
• Sports – A nightmare on Abbott Street
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: Frog Jumping
• Sports – Suck for luck: The race for last place and first draft pick in the NFL
• Health – Dialling in on the danger of cell phones

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 25
October 26, 2011

• Editorial – Happy Halloween!
• News – ‘Turn It Off’ and ‘Do It In The Dark’ at UFV
• News – Controversial P3 project referendum question to be included in municipal election
• News – SUS slashes AfterMath’s budget
• News – Seventeen-year-old UFV student runs for mayor
• News – UFV professor publishes analysis of bill bissett
• News – Literature of South Asia comes to UFV in diverse new colloquium
• Opinion – BC government denies obvious at Cohen Commission
• Opinion – New NHL disciplinarian slipping after great start
• Opinion – Happy anniversary, Occupy Wall Street movement!
• Opinion – Eight-billion-dollar shipbuilding contract gives buoyancy to BC jobs
• Opinion – Omphaloskepis: Dolls gone bad
• Arts & Life – The glory of Rome or: why Mario is ruining your life
• Arts & Life – Creative Writing: A novel idea?
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Seh-Mi Japanese Restaurant
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Kathryn Calder – Bright and Vivid
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Tom Waits, Justice, Lisa Mitchell, Mayer Hawthorne)
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: You can finally play carnival games with your pee
• Arts & Life – Film Review: The Three Musketeers
• Arts & Life – Film Review: The Thing
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Divergent by Veronica Roth
• Sports – Men’s volleyball team splits weekend series against reigning national champions
• Sports – Women’s volleyball team defeats CBC Bearcats, starts season 4-0
• Sports – Rainy day blues for Cascades soccer
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: Ultramarathon running
• Sports – Heat Report: Abbotsford splits two game series against Milwaukee Admirals
• Sports – Booth brings incredible potential to Canucks after major trade
• Sports – It’s Tebow time

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 24
October 19, 2011

• Editorial – Slouching towards Edmonton
• News – Wouldn’t it be nice: Hopeful home-owners face uncertain future in B.C.
• News – Want free philosophical counselling? Ask SAPC!
• News – Tony Parsons brings years of broadcast expertise to UFV
• News – New graphic design program launched in Mission
• News – Champion Jack’s vintage and vinyl boutique opens doors in downtown Abbotsford
• Opinion – Sometimes even pop art is better than no art at all
• Opinion – Occupy Vancouver has a cause
• Opinion – BCTF strikes again
• Opinion – “I’ll probably get called a socialist for this, but…”
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: The Water Shed Arts Café
• Arts & Life – Free flapjacks at U-House
• Arts & Life – Trendy with a capital tea
• Arts & Life – Tea Time at Baker House helps with homesickness
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Mondo Trash edition
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Waiting in Line the game
• Arts & Life – Arrested Development: the illusion that is their comeback
• Arts & Life – Album Review: My Brightest Diamond – All Things Will Unwind
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Future Islands, Ben Lee, The Bats, Gauntlet Hair)
• Arts & Life – Haute Stuff: Oh Chanel, I do love thee
• Arts & Life – Book Review: The House At Riverton by Kate Morton
• Arts & Life – Vancouver International Film Festival: Week 2
• Arts & Life – Theatre Review: Witness for the Prosecution
• Sports – Men’s Basketball: Cascades take 94-76 victory over UNBC
• Sports – Men’s Soccer: Cascades lose to Thunderbirds after a strong first half
• Sports – Canucks Report: Undrafted Volpatti finds a place on the Canucks
• Sports – Heat Report: New-look team opens season with 3-1 record
• Sports – Packers alone at the top as Lions fall to 49ers
• Health – Students and caffeine: inside the bean

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 23
October 12, 2011

• Editorial – All power, no purpose
• News – Living gluten-free at UFV: Sodexo manager says Celiac-friendly options potentially available
• News – Student apathy towards student government – why don’t we care?
• News – UFV library springs multiple leaks
• News – Conversational science: the effects of rising temperatures
• Opinion – Profiling Brian Topp: the man from the shadows
• Opinion – Tossing them over the fence and sweeping them under the rug
• Opinion – Yes, we all want to kill babies
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Wilco – The Whole Love
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Feist, Joe Henry, Brutal Truth, Björk)
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Bumble-Ardy by Maurice Sendak
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Irma Voth by Miriam Toews
• Arts & Life – Vancouver International Film Festival: Week One
• Arts & Life – Haute stuff: clothes make the man?
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Time to leave that fanboy mentality behind
• Arts & Life – Film Review: The Ides of March
• Sports – Backwater brilliance: The undiscovered majesty of freestyle canoe
• Sports – Nickelchok resigns amid athletics funding crunch
• Sports – Eagles dream team becomes a nightmare
• Sports – Canuck Report: Dale Weise sets sights on fourth line
• Health – The Bikram yoga craze

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 22
October 5, 2011

• Editorial – No offence, but…
• News – What you should be getting from your education
• News – SUS spreads the word about opting out
• News – Conversational science: CO2 and Global Temperatures
• News – Grad school applications and you
• Opinion – Shaving salvation found in badger and blade
• Opinion – Erotica over education
• Opinion – Two UFV alumni hit the campaign trail as candidates for the BC NDP
• Opinion – 0nl!n3 l@ngu@g3 !5 5o c0nfu5!ng
• Opinion – Hu Jintao goes to space
• Arts & Life – Style with substance: finding the right perfume
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: one small step for DLC, one great leap for Movekind
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) Box: AfterMath
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: C-Section edition
• Arts & Life – The Q&A: Blind Horses
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Dan Mangan – Oh Fortune
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Dum Dum Girls, Blitzen Trapper, Ryan Adams, Zola Jesus)
• Arts & Life – Book Review: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
• Arts & Life – Film Review: 50/50
• Arts & Life – VIFF brings best of world cinema to BC
• Arts & Life – Film Review: What’s Your Number?
• Sports – Cascades take on…Cascades?
• Sports – Heat Report: Ice Ice, Baby
• Sports – Latest suspensions could be step towards no-hit hockey
• Sports – What does $563 million buy you?
• Sports – Romo chokes as Lions stay undefeated

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 21
September 28, 2011

• Editorial – Man or monkey: the struggle within
• News – Attend the SUS AGM: Decide where your money goes
• News – Associations you’ve never heard of: BHRA
• News – Gluten-free cooking class for a growing Celiac population
• News – Beyond the Blues: Depression anxiety screening and education at UFV
• Opinion – We suck and here’s why
• Opinion – Tuition is on the rise – again
• Opinion – Praying for Palestine: why the U.N. can’t help
• Opinion – Canadian Parliament in Session
• Opinion – Keep Calm and Carry On
• Arts & Life – EAT! Fraser Valley
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) box: Vi-La Palace
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Unlikely remake gives gamers second chance
• Arts & Life – 100 Thousand Poets for Change at The Reach
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Moneyball
• Arts & Life – New York Fashion Week: thoughts on a nostalgic season
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Recollection edition
• Arts & Life – The Q&A: The Magician and The Gates of Love
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Tori Amos – Night of Hunters
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Wild Flag, Girls, The Kooks, And the Giraffe)
• Arts & Life – The importance of sleep
• Arts & Life – Anyone for Pesäpallo?
• Sports – Heat Report: Players begin to return from Calgary training camp
• Sports – Bills defeat Patriots for the first time since 2003
• Sports – Canucks open practice to public at Rogers Arena
• Sports – Canucks Report: Here comes Duco

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 20
September 21, 2011

• Editorial – Mass marketing the student body
• News – Students “targeted” by Campus Cards
• News – Future of U-District remains in city’s hands
• News – Ten Years Later: U-House hosts discussion on Islamaphobia post 9/11
• News – Conversational Science: Our warming planet
• News – SUS silences campus radio; rep blames “oversight”
• Opinion – Letter to the Editor: Sodexo not a ‘soulless multinational’
• Opinion – Response: Sodexo not immune to corporate climate
• Opinion – Books are sexy (and so can you!)
• Opinion – SUSpocalypse wasn’t Dis-o in disguise
• Opinion – Dignity and ignominy in death
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) Box: Little Farm House in the City
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: 3DS gamers latest victim of catch-up
• Arts & Life – YouTube live: leave the shows to the pros
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Drive
• Arts & Life – The Q&A with Geoff Berner
• Arts & Life – TheatreSports Hits Town
• Arts & Life – Book Review: A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway
• Arts & Life – Book Review: The Paris Wife by Paula McLain
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Disposable Existence edition
• Arts & Life – SoundBites: September
• Sports – The Adventures of Sean & Paul: Cheerleader Tryouts
• Sports – An exclusive interview with Ryan Walter: President and CEO of the Abbotsford Heat
• Sports – Newcomer Nicklas Jensen shows major promise
• Sports – An interview with NHL 12 producer Sean Ramjagsingh
• Sports – Men’s Volleyball Preview
• Sports – Another MVP Season for Tom Brady?
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: Real Tennis
• Health – BREAKING NEWS: Eating healthy is good for your health

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 19
September 14, 2011

• Editorial – Addressing the Dissenters…
• News – The aftermath of Casey’s: After Math
• News – HST struck down: now what?
• News – SUSpocalypse sets standard for lazy days at UFV
• News – Gordon Campbell honoured with the Order of B.C.
• Opinion – Stanley Cup riot report in review
• Opinion – Burger basics
• Opinion – Waste wars: Proposed Fraser Valley incinerator a shame, but necessary compromise
• Opinion – Brightest and best victims of institutional incest
• Opinion – On the topic of the sex column
• Opinion – Bargaining for books
• Arts & Life – Dick Move: Everything You Need To Know About Circumcision
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Addressing the rampant sexism in games
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) Box: O’Neill’s Home Cooking
• Arts & Life – Book Review: This is a Book by Demetri Martin
• Arts & Life – EAT! Fraser Valley: get your teeth into it
• Arts & Life – The Q&A with Ruskin
• Arts & Life – Album Review: Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks – Mirror Traffic
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Left of the Dial edition
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Weed, Male Bonding, Pyramid, Blind Pilot)
• Arts & Life – Channel Surfing: Will Entourage get an encore?
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Contagion
• Arts & Life – Fall Movie Preview
• Sports – Heat Report: Prospects Camp
• Sports – Cheerleading Team Preview
• Sports – Sports you’ve never heard of: Major League Eating
• Sports – New Jerseys for New Jets
• Sports – 2011/2012 NFL season preview

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volume 19, Issue 18
Back to School 2011

• Editorial – Greetings fellow Academics
• News – Meet the President: an interview with Mark Evered
• News – UFV’s Antiguan exchange sees new developments
• News – Conversational Science: the past, present and future of NASA, post-shuttle
• Opinion – Election speculation: Langley
• Opinion – Austerity and indecision in a new Gilded Age
• Opinion – The Abbotsford Airshow isn’t always fun and games
• Opinion – Gang problems, government solution
• Arts & Life – The Reach holds its first Literary Café
• Arts & Life – The Book Man comes to Abbotsford
• Arts & Life – Cascade Arcade: Most players never make it to the end
• Arts & Life – Book Review: The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera
• Arts & Life – Album Review: The Kodiak Nightlife – Beast Like Me
• Arts & Life – Film Review: Rise of the Planet of the Apes
• Arts & Life – Outside the (take-out) Box: Little Japan Sushi
• Arts & Life – The Q&A with The Hot Moonbeams
• Arts & Life – CIVL Shuffle: Left of the Dial edition
• Arts & Life – SoundBites (Boston Spaceships, Wintercoast, Peatbog Faeries, Hooray for Earth)
• Arts & Life – Channel Surfing: AMC Story Matters
• Sports – Rypien tragedy a lesson for hockey fans
• Sports – Heat Report: Ryan Walter named president
• Sports – Men’s Basketball Preview
• Sports – Women’s Basketball Preview
• Sports – Women’s Soccer Preview
• Sports – Rowing Preview
• Sports – Men’s Soccer Preview