What's with millennials' obsession with tattoos? - The Gateway
Mar 28, 2017 · The United States Navy has changed its body art policies to allow for more and larger tattoos in the hopes of drawing in more millennial recruits. In 2010 about 40 per cent of millennials had at least one tattoo and that number has increased in the last six years. Young Instagram and high fashion runway models are often spattered with tiny ...
How the pandemic is creating a mental health crisis among …
Sep 23, 2021 · 1-833-456-4566. The Addiction and Mental Health Help Line (24/7): 1-866-332-2322 (toll free within Alberta) Ana Arvizu. Ana Arvizu is an International Students' Association contributor to The Gateway. For international students, the pandemic has exacerbated mental health issues, like suicide, while isolating us from support services.
The Gateway - The University of Alberta's official campus media …
The Gateway is the official student publication at the University of Alberta, founded in 1910. The magazine is published once a month during the academic year (September-April) by the Gateway Student Journalism Society (GSJS), a student-run, autonomous, apolitical not-for-profit organization, operated in accordance with the Societies Act of Alberta.
Psychedelic Cowboy: The Story Behind Boy Golden
Nov 7, 2023 · The lessons learned while promoting Church of Better Daze culminated in the release of Boy Golden’s latest EP, For Jimmy, in July. The themes of his first album are matured, especially the idea that living a life is a conscious decision, as explored on the EP’s first single “ Mountain Road.”. Fans of Boy Golden have reason to be excited ...
Movie Review: Best Sellers - The Gateway
Sep 23, 2021 · Art, according to Best Sellers director Lina Roessler, “is a different way of breathing.” This is made apparent in Roessler’s directorial feature film debut Best Sellers.. Best Sellers follows Harris Shaw (Micheal Caine) and Lucy Standbridge (Aubrey Plaza) as they butt heads on a book tour that’s meant to save Lucy’s company from going into the outstretched hands of Jack Sinclair ...
Alberta’s recovery model needs to prioritize harm reduction
Sep 13, 2024 · The Alberta government will end up wasting resources on solutions that don’t work and are potentially dangerous. Instead, it needs to prioritize a range of economic initiatives, harm reductive approaches, and voluntary treatment centres. Otherwise, the new addiction centres may do as much harm as good. Nitasha Baig was the 2024-25 Summer ...
Rachel Narvey, Author at The Gateway
Rachel Narvey. Rachel is the Gateway's 2020-21 Staff Reporter. This summer, she will complete her MA program in English and Film studies before returning to the U of A in the fall as an Education student. In her spare time she writes poetry and watches Jeopardy. You can often find her sitting alone, eating a burrito.
Archives - The Gateway
The Gateway ’s digital archives are a collaborative project with University of Alberta Libraries. There, you’ll find scanned pages of every issue dating back to The Gateway ’s very first publication in 1910 — and all in fully searchable PDF form! For some highlights, check out Throwback and the Newspaper Archive/From the Archives posts ...
Reconciliation requires participation from non-Indigenous people
Feb 28, 2023 · Non-Indigenous Canadians must carry some of the burden of reconciliation themselves, without leaving all the responsibility to the government to implement the 94 TRC calls to action. People need to get involved and exposed to the strength and beauty found in Indigenous communities. Going to a round dance is a great opportunity.
International students’ need a safe path to permanent residency
The most recent changes will reduce study permits by another 10 per cent in coming years. Provinces across Canada are also reducing their number of permanent residency admissions by as much as 36 per cent from 2023–24. These changes mean that some international students might have no opportunity to stay in Canada after completing their studies.