SFU football loses second straight, fall to 1–2 The Simon Fraser Clan football team traveled to Arcata, CA on Sept. 15 to take on the Humbolt State Lumberjacks. The Lumberjacks are the defending champions of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, and are currently ranked 11th in all of Division II football. After conceding the game’s first touchdown at 9:27 of the first quarter, and then another at 13:58 of the second quarter, it didn’t look good for the clan. Clan quarterback Trey Wheeler connected with tight end Jamal Kett less than two minutes later to pull the Clan out…
Continue readingIs there such a thing as “gaydar”? A few weeks back, my close friend Saul* and I were standing in a packed bar, cocktails in hand, bonding over our favorite activity: people-watching. Our target of the evening was the immaculately…
Continue readingThe Bakersfield Condor's look to singing sensation Justin Bieber for help Well, if a looming NHL lockout wasn’t enough to give you hockey related nightmares, this surely will. Justin Bieber (the singer) has been offered a contract with the Bakersfield…
Continue readingSFU splits first two games of the season despite missing players The Simon Fraser University Women’s Soccer team opened their season with a 3–0 loss to the 25th ranked Cal State Stanislaus Warriors. After the game, Clan head coach Shelley…
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Continue readingLions (6–2) look to continue their success as second half of the season rolls The BC Lions look like a team that knows what they’re doing as they sit on top of the Western Conference and the entire Canadian Football…
Continue readingAfter two years Yeasayer releases a new album, miles from their folksy debut. Yeasayer debuted in 2007 with All Hour Cymbals, an album of tribal drum beats and genre-shifting vocal rhythms. Next came Odd Blood; a shift from their groovy…
Continue readingQ:So, the Summer Olympics officially kicked off last Friday with opening ceremonies in London. Thoughts? “You yanks must have a couple roos loose in the paddock. Else why’d you be holding the Summer Olympics in the middle of bleedin’…
Continue readingPhotos by Mark Burnham Along the alley just off of Hastings and Abbott, I find the doorbell hidden in one of the murals on the wall. The signboard overhead reads “VHS”, and the doorbell setsoff lights flashing above. A moment…
Continue readingPhoto by David Cooper And it just might inspire you to dust off those quad skates from your childhood The Arts Club’s parody of the 1980 camp-cult movie Xanadu is a roaring good time. A musical comedy on roller-skates, the…
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