THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf September 17, 2009
So here we are. All together, Once again. A new school year is in its infancy. A time when we students can start anew and leave errors made in the past. Or we carry on momentum from previous years and become much stronger this year.
By The Sheaf September 17, 2009
Out for supper with a few friends, I ordered Tom Yum. The waitress offered the standard chicken but I opted for tofu.
“So you’re vegetarian now, too?” one of our group asked.
“No, I just try to avoid meat,” I replied.
By Holly Culp September 12, 2009
A rat is found in Calgary and they automatically blame Saskatchewan.
How typical. It’s so convenient for Alberta to blame their now marred reputation as a rat-free province on Swift Current’s rat infestation.
By The Sheaf September 12, 2009
Mexico’s congress just passed legislation decriminalizing drug use. Under the new regulation, a person caught with up to 50 milligrams of heroin ”” who in the past would have faced criminal charges ”” will instead be recommended to rehabilitation programs, and the drugs will simply be seized…
By The Sheaf September 12, 2009
Marvel Comics and DC Comics have been the major distributors of comics to North Americans for more than 70 years. Then it happened. Black Monday.
By The Sheaf September 11, 2009
Most of us have been there ”” go to any family gathering or even a first meeting with someone and the questions, “Are you in a relationship? Do you have a significant other?” are bound to pop up.
What is worse than the actual questions is the look of pity you get when you simply say, “No, I am single.”
By Ishmael N. Daro September 4, 2009
Today, almost 80 per cent of searches in Canada go through Google. As a result of their dominance in search, the company makes billions per year in advertising sales.
Google’s success has its drawbacks, though. For those paranoid about privacy, any company that has such vast stores of information on its users is bad news. In more practical terms, however, Google’s invincibility threatens to undermine the innovation and competition that have made the Internet what it is.
By The Sheaf September 3, 2009
We all start out as curious, interested little creatures. Everything is fascinating to a child.
Every little stimulus is met with unbridled awe and usually some degree of horror. Babies gurgle and coo and puke at the slightest hint of a new phenomenon.
Wouldn’t it be nice to experience the world like that again?