Women
The women fought hard for their 1-1 tie with the visiting Fraser Valley Cascades. Coming off the team’s fifth consecutive loss, the Horns took their first lead of the season, but were not able to hold on in the second half to earn the victory.
The Horns will head out on the road next weekend, traveling to British Columbia to face the Cascades again before closing out the trip with a game against the Victoria Vikes.
Men
After struggling offensively as the season neared the midway point, the Lethbridge Pronghorns exploded with three …

The no. 4 Lethbridge Pronghorns shut out the UBC Thunderbirds 33-0 to open the 2011 Canada West women’s rugby season in Vancouver.  The Pronghorns controlled the ball for most of the match and opened the scoring in the 12th minute. Lethbridge moved the ball out of a scrum in the UBC half of the field and quickly got it to Kayla Moleschi who then passed the ball to winger Paula Woynarowsky who ran down the left side to score.
Seven minutes later, Cassandra Orr broke free from a scrum around the 22-metre …

The Occupy Wall Street movement has continued to establish itself in the lower Manhattan cityscape over the last two
weeks. They are readily becoming a fixture in NYC’s financial district, and they have vowed to stay a month or longer,
waiting to see changes to a system where one per cent of the population holds the majority of the nation’s wealth. The
participants are calling themselves “the 99 per cent” who are not going to stop until their voices are heard. The movement is
gaining momentum. Here is a look at some of the …

Your heart is by far one of the most impressive organs in your body. In the time takes you to read this paragraph, it will have pushed about 5.5 litres of blood through 96,000 kilometres of blood vessels. Yet despite all the impressive qualities your heart has, we rarely do what we need to make sure it stays healthy. Heart disease is among the top killers for women, but men should also be concerned for their health. The most important thing you can do for your ticker is exercise, but …

As I got ready for classes this morning, I was thinking to myself about how long it would take for me to stop caring about how I look and just start going to class. You know what I’m talking about. These first few days and weeks are usually distinguished by trying to dress a little nicer, trying to make sure your hair is in the right place (until the wind wrecks it, but at least you tried!), and making sure there’s a friendly approachable smile pasted on your face. But …