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Axemen end season on sour note

The U SPORTS No. 7 ranked Acadia Axemen (11-5-2) ended the first half of their season on a sour note, losing 3-2 in OT to the No. 2 UNB Varsity Reds (15-0-3). Acadia held the lead twice in the game, […]

Sports & Wellness

Axemen end season on sour note

by athopinions
Published December 10, 2017
Harper showing quiet leadership for hockey Axemen

It takes a special type of player, with a particular blend of skills, to have a real impact in Canadian university hockey today. It’s becoming more apparent by the day that second-year hockey Axeman Stephen Harper is one of those […]

Sports & Wellness

Harper showing quiet leadership for hockey Axemen

by athopinions
Published December 10, 2017
Hygge & Happiness

In the past few years, your social media feed may have been bombarded with pictures- especially during the winter, with captions including the word “hygge” to describe warmth and comfort. In 2016 for example, there were 1.5 million posts on […]

Sports & Wellness

Hygge & Happiness

by athopinions
Published December 10, 2017

This is a warning to students at Acadia: You will miss this place. You have no idea the value of the experiences offered at this institution. You won’t appreciate Acadia until your time here is rushing to an end, or […]

Sports & Wellness

A Message to New Acadia Students from a Senior

by Nolan Turnbull
Published December 10, 2017
A Message to Graduating Students and Students Who are Struggling

You’re already rushed this morning. No time to eat breakfast and you’re throwing clothes on your cold body as you check the weather for today. More snow, more cold. Great… You already don’t feel like going to class you are […]

Sports & Wellness

A Message to Graduating Students and Students Who are Struggling

by athopinions
Published December 10, 2017

At the undergraduate level, a glance around most Acadia classes will tell you that our university has few problems with recruiting women. Indeed, it probably comes as no surprise that Canadian universities have more women than men graduating with undergraduate […]

Science

Gender Inequities and Opportunities to Repair them at Acadia

by ath science
Published December 9, 2017

Editor’s note: the views expressed in this article are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official position of The Athenaeum. Buckle up folks. Yes, there are many healthy body types that are likely fine for most […]

Opinions

You’re not “Plus Sized” You’re Dying

by Christopher Vanderburgh (and an anonymous contributor)
Published December 8, 2017

A few days before this interview took place, I was complaining to a friend about my current financial situation as students so often do. But instead of joining in, as students so often do, she turned to me and instead said “You […]

Arts & Culture

Sugar is Nice for the Right Price: An Interview with a Sugar Baby

by Hayley Phoenix
Published December 8, 2017

President Trump, in a move widely condemned by the international community, has announced that the United States will officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. This decision has been met with a wave of disapproval from adversaries and allies across the globe.   Trump has approved the move of the US embassy from Tel Aviv […]

News

Trump Recognizes Jerusalem as Israeli Capital

by Colin Mitchell
Published December 8, 2017
News

So, it’s that time of year again, no not Christmas, unfortunately. I’m talking about the FFC’s vote to roll back net neutrality. The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) is an independent government agency that regulates interstate communications such as radio, TV, etc. This group has been trying to roll back […]

News

Net Neutrality: The Vote That Keeps Happening

by Jeremy Ayotte
Published December 8, 2017
News

100 years ago, an event occurred that had a massive impact on the 20th century. I am referring to the February and October revolutions of 1917 which caused the rise of communism in Russia. We in the West tend to remember these events, as they had a profound impact […]

News

The Forgotten Revolution

by Jeremy Ayotte
Published December 8, 2017

Today, the morning said to me, “go back to sleep” then it kissed me on the cheek and the rain played through my window like my favourite song until i was safe in my dreams. my bed was empty when […]

Creative

Nothing Really Mattress

by athcreative
Published December 8, 2017
The Best of 2017: Movies and TV

2017 was a weird year for pop culture and entertainment. There was some terrible content given to us, and we made the best of it. However, there were also some real gems among the garbage. Being the procrastinating aficionado that […]

Arts & Culture

The Best of 2017: Movies and TV

by Rylie Moscato
Published December 8, 2017

Eye cannot see the Whole length of the room. The contact is torn

Creative

Impaired Vision

by athcreative
Published December 8, 2017

Pen writes on paper Ink curves in fluid motions Handles by owner

Creative

Penmanship

by athcreative
Published December 8, 2017

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