by Hugo Wong | Jan 15, 2015 | Letters, Opinions
Valentine’s Day provokes polarizing reactions from people. Some look forward to it like Christmas, waiting to be showered with gifts, attention, and perhaps something more (sex, in case you were wondering). Others see it as a nuisance, an exercise in consumerism, or...
by Hugo Wong | Jan 8, 2015 | Features, Series
hen a whale dies, it usually slips quietly away from view. Some sink to the bottom of the ocean, to be slowly consumed by species lower on the food chain. Others might float for a while as gas builds up in their distended bellies from decomposition. Their bodies are...
by Hugo Wong | Dec 10, 2014 | Culture, Literature
The Warren, UVic’s interdisciplinary journal, will be launching a monthly reading series called The Rabbit Hole. The launch, happening Thurs. Dec. 11 at the Copper Owl, will start with an open mic, followed by fiction by Mallory Tater (a UBC MFA student and UVic...
by Hugo Wong | Dec 4, 2014 | Campus, News
After an emergency board meeting on Nov. 26, Valery Heckel, a former director-at-large, has been chosen as the interim UVSS Director of Finance and Operations. Heck el replaces Anas Cheema, who resigned from the board two days prior after months of criticism for a...
by Hugo Wong | Oct 30, 2014 | Op-eds, Opinions
While on Twitter this weekend on behalf of the Martlet, I noticed that we were mentioned in a conversation with Tom Fletcher, Black Press reporter and columnist, and some industry professionals. While the conversation actually began because a Twitter user (and past...