The procrastination habit
Written by Vanessa Szpurko
Procrastination. It’s a common topic of conversation (and cause of worry) around campus. But why does it happen?
“Procrastination is actually a fairly complex phenomenon. There are a lot of different reasons why students do it,“ said Maryann ... Jason Collett
“Here’s hoping. We’re gambling on this one a bit.”
by Zack MacRae
“So coming out of the gates with a big show in Toronto is kind of a suicide mission, but we seem to roll that way.”
Lately, Jason Collett has ... Gryphons fall short in OUA Championship series
Written by Justin Dunk
Despite hosting Game 2 of the OUA Championship series on Saturday at the Gryphon Centre, the Guelph Gryphons women’s hockey team saw their season come to an end.
A large red and gold crowd was on hand to ... Editorial: Human Library
The Human Library was an event that was greatly anticipated at the Ontarion office, with all of the section editors participating for the first time. We selected our “human books” from the long list of those available; a collection of ... Reading the voices of The Human Library
For the second year in a row, the Human Library took place on the University of Guelph campus, this time on Mar. 4 and 5. The area in front of the Williams Coffee stand was reserved for one-on-one conversations; human books, people who face misconceptions and assumptions about their views and lifestyles, and the readers [...]
Ineffective officiating casts dark shadow over hockey finals
Written by Mike Treadgold
First, let me make one thing clear: I am not usually a proponent of criticizing officiating. In any sport.
If an umpire has a wide strike zone, expand your batting eye. If a referee has a tendency for calling soft fouls in the paint, ease up on the contact under the basket. If [...]
Food for thought: Vegan for a different reason
Written by Dan O’Keefe
Last Thursday, I went to the library looking for a good read. I happened to come across a very unique section. After receiving a little direction, I checked out a first edition called ‘Vegan.’ He also goes by Adam Bowers, and was a part of the McLaughlin library’s Human Library initiative.
When asked [...]
Bicycles and business plans; Victor Stan makes us all into artists
Victor Stan’s work to appear in Zavitz this week
Written by Josh Doyle
Pull Quote: “I wanted to take a more critical view of art. I tried to blend art and regular life together.” Victor Stan about his art.
“My life isn’t going to be an awesome painting and my art isn’t going to be like my life, [...]
Gryphons come home with silver
After thrilling semi-final win against McMaster, Gryphon men’s volleyball team falls to Queen’s in OUA finals
Written by Dan Howse
Sometimes, a game comes down to one play. Sometimes, the play comes to do one bounce. Sometimes, the bounce comes down to one inch.
The Gryphon men’s five-set loss to Queen’s in Saturday’s OUA championship was one of [...]
Gryphons fall short in OUA Championship series
Written by Justin Dunk
Despite hosting Game 2 of the OUA Championship series on Saturday at the Gryphon Centre, the Guelph Gryphons women’s hockey team saw their season come to an end.
A large red and gold crowd was on hand to see the hometown Gryphons lose a hard-fought 2-1 decision to the Laurier Golden Hawks.
“It hurts,” [...]








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