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  • Class feature: AUCRI 160

    BY OFURE EIGBE / STAFF WRITER For this feature, the Dagligtale News will be focusing on Criminology 160 and professor Geraint Osborne. We spoke with him after reading week, and this issue, we will be sharing some of his thoughts on this course, and some of the interesting research he has done so far. Geraint…

  • Making Space to Grieve and Grow

    BY SHELBY PAULGAARD / EDITOR-IN-CHIEF As we’re entering (or maybe more accurately, right in the middle of) one of the busiest times of the year, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge that for some students, midterms and papers may not be the only thing on your plate. It can feel alienating to be…

  • Existential

    BY KING KHARS / FREELANCE WRITER A nostalgic wave rushed to my head and I was sent to past paralysis The clock of time gifted by God sways left and right like the hypnotist’s golden watch mastering mesmerization A flood of memories crash my mind at the shore of my skull And crack I find…

  • Chekhov’s Bun

    BY MIA ARCINIEGAS / STAFF WRITER

  • Jake Gudjonson: The Mindset and Preparation of a Hockey Player

    BY PRECIOUS AKANINYENE / STAFF WRITER Jake Gudjonson is a third-year university student majoring in Psychology, and an avid hockey player from Golden, BC. From a young age, he was immersed in the sport due to family influence and has been playing ever since. In this interview, Gudjonson shares his experience as a hockey player,…

  • Interstellar Flight

    BY SAM AL-KHALILI / STAFF WRITER Lachrymosely, it rained on two weathered, lonely lives. Saccharine lips and lightning’s awe struck witness, birthed flames and a sudden breath sheltered our Fire. O Candlelight, of what words flew across the sky to graze the softening of your brow? O Shadow, of what doubt falls short of reminiscence?…

  • Take a Hike: Packing for Miquelon Lake Provincial Park

    BY RYLEE MACLENNAN With the snow slowly melting and spring steadily approaching, you may be planning a trip or two for the summer. Being a student, trip planning can get expensive fast: accommodations, park passes, food, gas – the list goes on! So look a little closer to Camrose and plan to spend a day…

  • unspoken words.

    BY AISHI NAYAR / STAFF WRITER discovery; essential to revitalize plateau. endless, expressive, euphoria, my body ecstatic.  my heart racing,  my mind,  mesmerized. every layer inspires growth. even if forbidden, I explore. for passion has no bounds, it’s pointless to stay within limits. clarity with every movement, color brings about dimension. cherishing the masterpiece, for…

  • Miss Know-It-All: Dear Unhappy

    Hi 🙂 My friend and I have known each other for almost 2 years, and everything seemed to be going great, but these days he always throws “us dating” remarks anytime we’re together, and I have told him several times that I don’t want to be in a relationship and focus on what’s ahead of…

  • What’s Up with the ASA? An Interview with Jessica Andreas (VP Communications)

    BY AVOLIN SEN / STAFF WRITER With the current elections, I wanted to focus on part of the backbone of student wellness and gathering student feedback on Augustana’s resources. Cue Jess, our VP Communications! If you haven’t heard of her before, she previously was the councillor at large but has now stepped into bigger shoes.…