Essential lessons for the new cook
More than a woman
Aaliyah’s music stands the test of time
Best of Martlet headlines from 1968–1989
“DRUGS: where’s it at?” “SUB opens Monday” “Trudeau, ‘beating the drums of national unity’ ” “Math prof proposes 90-minute classes” “Disco hits the Library” “Women physically capable” “Line-ups make reg[istration] ‘sweatshop’”
Eats, chews and leaves: Your best night(s) out
The back to school push in university is so much better than in grade school. Classes have started, but the majority of assignments aren’t due until October. This leaves ample time to enjoy Victoria’s restaurant scene.
One of the Vikes’ best departs
MacKinnon brings in more than hardware after impressive five-year career
The right to die and save the rest of us a bunch of money?
Never let it be said that non-disabled people don’t support disability rights. There’s at least one right the public is prepared to go the distance on — the right to die.
Education only begins at university
A recent Globe and Mail article entitled, “Why are we training our arts grads to be baristas?” brings to light an important question many students must face sooner or later: how am I going to find the kind of job I want with this degree?
Growing Pains: The journey of self-discovery
Who are you?
Editorial: The best parts of being a UVic student
If UVic, or any other post-secondary institution in town deserves a “best-of” for anything, it’s for being located in Victoria.
The chair now has the floor
What Clint Eastwood can teach us about Hollywood and politics
