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UVic’s autumn athletic season ends on high note
With 2012 almost in the books, we recap UVic’s athletics and preview 2013
Slow start, strong finish for Vikes hockey
The rink lights burn, the ice gleams, the puck drops.
Be a better berry-picker (and stop drinking that orange juice)
The Martlet took a stroll through UVic’s own local community market, held in the Michèle Pujol room of the Student Union Building (SUB) on Oct. 24. Upon visiting various booths at the market, we learned about health, organic gardening, and ways in which high-tech ideas can help people with something as lo-tech as gathering fruit… Read more »
UVic bike loan program struggles to keep up with demand
Buying a new bicycle can cost $400 and up. At a fraction of that price, members of the UVic community can borrow a refurbished bicycle through a bike loan and rental program at UVic called SPOKES (Student Promotion of Kickstands Etc. Salvaging).
Inside UVic sports: Sleep science in university athletics
University athletes looking to take their game to the next level might want to consider how much sleep they are getting. When it comes to that final shot, save or return, an extra wink of sleep can make all the difference. Pat Byrne is the vice president of Fatigue Science, an international sleep management company… Read more »
Vikes earn bronze medal on home turf
After grueling season, UVic’s women’s soccer team nabs hardware
The Student Bawdy: Best of Victoria’s meat markets
The top five places in Victoria to cure your lonesome blues
UVic student to compete at World’s Toughest Mudder
Based on British Special Ops military training, Tough Mudder is anything but an easy race. The event, started in 2010, demands physical as well as mental strength, endurance and teamwork of the participants in the form of 16- to 19-kilometre obstacle courses. One of these Mudders is Lindsay Van Gyn, a UVic anthropology student and personal… Read more »
Going gluten-free for good
Gluten-free diets trending in Victoria, but for some, avoiding gluten is necessary