I promised myself I wouldn’t call this album quirky. That is, beyond a doubt, how most people would describe Québécois artist Carole Facal, who performs under the stage name Caracol. She left her home in Sherbrooke, Quebec for snowboarding on the slopes of British Columbia. Somewhere along the way she picked up a guitar, and we can all be grateful for that fact. The critically-acclaimed artist has now released her second solo album, Shiver.

Like a walk-off between Derek Zoolander and Hansel, last weekend's women's volleyball nationals was filled with nothing but upsets.

The Dinos Track and Field team left for Sherbrooke, Quebec on Wednesday, hell bent on making their presence felt at this weekend's Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union Championships. Eleven women and 10 men will represent our institution in la belle province.

The women are coming off an impressive second-place finish behind the University of Saskatchewan at the Canada West meet two weeks ago. Dino ladies are ranked sixth
in the nation going into the competition.

In 20 years, the University of Calgary men's track and field team had never broken into the top three at the Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union championships. After a first-place finish at the Canada West Universities Athletic Association championship, the Dinosaurs were hoping to claim a spot on the podium last weekend at McGill University.