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'’night Mother' at The Theatre Lab left us in tears

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By Moira Gleason Verified, studying English
| DC Theater Arts
“I’m going to kill myself, Mama.” You can feel the silence in the theater after Jessie addresses these words across the room to her mother Thelma while gingerly cleaning her dead father’s gun at the kitchen table. The clock above the mantle reads just after 8:20 p.m. Written by Marsha Norman and directed by Madeleine Regina, the 1983-Pulitzer-Prize-winning play ’night Mother takes place in 90 minutes as a mother and daughter battle over the daughter’s impending suicide.
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Protestors removed from BoG meeting, People Strategy approved

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By Lily Polenchuk, studying English
| The Gateway Verified
On October 11, the Board of Governors (BoG) held its first meeting of the 2024-25 academic year. Indigenous Elder Dr. Francis Whiskeyjack led a smudging ceremony and shared a song to begin the meeting. BoG starts each meeting with a presentation from a University of Alberta researcher. John Lewis, a professor in the department of experimental oncology, presented on his lab’s work in translational oncology. Lewis is also the Bird Dogs chair in translational oncology.
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FlixBus pilot project connects Edmonton and Camrose

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By Lily Polenchuk, studying English
| The Gateway Verified
Until November 6, University of Alberta students will have access to free transportation between Edmonton and Camrose. FlixBus recently launched a new route connecting the two cities, with stops at both North Campus and Augustana Campus. During the six-week pilot program, U of A students can access free bus ticket offers through the U of A Students’ Union (UASU) Perks app. Members of the greater community can purchase tickets for $15.
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