Former Stampede princess leads SAIT’s women's volleyball team
Written by SARAH HARROWER
Caia Morstad transitions from royalty to athletics in stride
Her flowing blonde hair was once perfectly curled under a white sparkling cowboy hat.
Her blue eyes and bright smile greeted thousands of people coming from far and wide to take in the Calgary Stampede.
Now, Caia Morstad, a former Stampede princess, is not afraid to work up a sweat on the court for the SAIT Trojan women's volleyball team.
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Cooking up a dream
Written by CHRISTINE RAMOS
Who gets a knife and sharpening steel tattooed atop their left hand?
Who gets cutlery tattooed atop their right hand?
A cook.
The same cook.
Meet Christopher Wright, 19, a line cook working at Earls on 16th Avenue N.W. in Calgary.
Despite earning $11 per hour in addition to biweekly tips, Wright loves his job.
Occupy Calgary draws in hundreds of protesters
Written by DEREK NEUMEIER
Calgarians gather downtown to have their voices heard
"Never doubt that a small group of concerned citizens can change the world."
That slogan was one of many that could be heard echoing throughout downtown Calgary on Saturday afternoon as hundreds of Calgarians took to the streets in support of Occupy Calgary, a peaceful demonstration whose overall purpose and message is as varied as it is passionate.
Growing up with coulrophobia: my irrational fear of clowns
Written by TAYLOR HAAHR
"It" began with a movie
My aunt was a horror movie freak; she used to watch horror movies all the time.
She was only 11 years older than me, so when I was a young child she was a mere teenager — an age where the thrill of the only-imaginable death, suspense and horror are at its peak.
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Are you on The Dirty?
Written by Gordon Williamson
Putting a human face to slander in cyberspace
From amputees, to local hip hop producers; no one is safe from The Dirty.com.
The gossip site, based out of Scottsdale Arizona, is owned and operated by Nik Ritchie. Instead of slinging dirt on celebrities, its main focus is on normal, everyday people.
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