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The game of Trinity

By Matthew Jenkins in From the Editor, Volume 10 Issue 11

A few days ago I got an e-mail informing me that an essay I wrote is going to appear in an academic journal. The paper is called something like “The Rise of the Computer Game Aesthetic: MUDs, MOOs and Yetis.” Basically, it’s a piece about why computer games are cool, dressed up in fancy philosophical words like “mimesis” and “ludocentric.”


Assassins Turns Bloody

in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

This year’s Fort Douglas Week activities turned gruesome when first year Craig Ketchum was injured during the game Assassins. Assassins is the annual campus-wide survival game in which residents try to spray their target with water, (while avoiding getting wet themselves).


Fraser Residents Get Short-Changed

in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

For Trinity Western University residents in Fraser Hall, trying to find time to do laundry on the weekends can be difficult. Students report that every weekend, machines are stuffed full with soapsuds and dirty clothes, due to limited number of washers and dryers available.


Memorial ready to set sail

4 lower honoUrs Hunter Simpson

By Lauren Thompson in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

A unique memorial was finished last Saturday as a tribute to student Hunter Simpson, who passed away this December. Douglas’ Four Lower, Simpson’s former dorm, erected a boat made completely out of bottle caps to honor their dorm-mate.
Simpson had been collecting bottle caps all fall semester in hopes of creating something out of them. When Simpson’s mother suggested to Mark Leavitt, Resident Assistant of Four Lower, that the dorm create something in his memory, they decided that the bottle caps would be perfect.


Cruising to connect

TWU HOSTS ITS FIRST ALUMNI CRUISE

By Alison Madden in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

In September 2006, Trinity Western University alumni and guest lecturers will sail on a Carnival cruise ship through the Mexican Riviera to renew friendships and have some fun by engaging in the Lifelong Learning series.


In Other Schools: Concordia Yanks The Link

in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

MONTREAL (CUP) — The Concordia University Administration removed copies of the independent student newspaper, The Link, from stands in the main building on Concordia’s campus.


World News: Christian convert freed in Afghanistan, officials say

in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

KABUL – An Afghan man who had faced the death penalty for converting from Islam to Christianity has been released from prison after the case was dropped.


Taking it all off

Operation bald trades locks for loonies

By Seth Oglesby in News, Volume 10 Issue 11

At the end of September 2006, ten female Trinity Western University students will shave their heads in order to raise awareness and money for three non-profit organizations, said first-year student Monique Lyon-Summerfield, who is heading up the event.



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