Conor McGregor to challenge Khabib Nurmagomedov for UFC lightweight title The world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has been on a path to improvement since it became mainstream about 20 years ago. There have been many super athletes that have pushed the boundary of what humans can be capable of […]
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Slim Shady versus the world, or much ado about nothing?
Rapper’s surprise album release features unnecessary diss tracks About two weeks ago on Aug. 31, the album Kamikaze was released out of nowhere by Marshall Mathers, a.k.a. Eminem. The sudden release of the album came as a surprise to many, but what’s more is that lots of people were confused […]
Real talk: should we hate or love R. Kelly?
Sexual allegations against R&B artist make major dilemma for fans Imagine unwinding at the end of a lovely summer day, sipping on some Coke and rum while listening to R. Kelly’s “Ignition (Remix).” This would’ve been nothing out of the ordinary a few years ago, but now, some people might […]
ON Health: Do you get the winter blues?
As people living in the Northern hemisphere, we have heard the words “no sunlight, no vitamin D” at some point during the winter. It’s scientifically true — vitamin D precursor molecules residing under the skin get activated through UV light radiation from the sun, engaging in a pathway that ultimately […]
The “art” in mixed martial arts
Changing the way you think about a violent sport For the longest time, everyday people would think about Shaolin monks or Bruce Lee practicing Kung Fu when they heard the term “martial arts.” When the same topic is mentioned now, most people are reminded of the violent nature of the recently […]
On the road to reviving boxing’s glory days
Former IBF champion, David Lemieux, challenging WBO middleweight champion for belt Some people argue that there is no place for boxing in the modern era of sports — that it is declining every year and is on the verge of extinction. With his upcoming fight in Laval, Que. on Dec. […]
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Opinion: Sidney Crosby visits the White House: politically correct or not?
What was once an honour is now controversial Before, anybody invited would’ve visited the White House with no questions asked. But now? It’s fair to say that people’s perceptions have changed. After the elections, there has been talk surrounding whether it is proper to visit the White House and greet […]
Homecoming: Gryphons battle Marauders
At 29-9, the Gryphons suffered a tough loss against the McMaster Marauders at Saturday’s Homecoming game. The game’s outcome drops the Gryphons’ record to 2-3. Despite everything, the Gryphon football team doesn’t want you to feel any despair, according to fifth-year running back Johnny Augustine. “There is one thing I […]
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