Arts & Culture

Students of Canarchy

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Ian T. Thomson
Rock ‘n’ roll lives Plans to bring live music at the Hub have been revitalized in the form of Canarchy. The weekly series, kicking off on Feb. 12, will showcase a live rock band every...
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The Dude Abides

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Ian T. Thomson
Put on your favourite Creedence tape, tie up your bowling shoes, and starting mixing up some White Russians: Lebowskipalooza, an event based around the 90s cult comedy The Big Lebowski, will be held at...
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CD Review: Plants and Animals, The End of That

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Ian T. Thomson
The End of That, the latest album released by the Montreal trio Plants and Animals, presents a collection of songs pumping indie rock rhythms and classic rock riffs. Formed in 2005, Plants and Animals...
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Dream weaver

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Ian T. Thomson
Dreams are a peculiar aspect of the human mind, and the scientific study of dreaming — oneirology — seeks to illuminate this phenomena. Reported in the Nov. 8 issue of Current Biology, a recent experiment...
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Ground-shaking news

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Ian T. Thomson
Most Manitobans don’t lose any sleep over the idea of earthquakes. But in areas such as western North America and China, earthquakes and tremors occur regularly. A recent study from the Monash University’s...
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Chew to a new you

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Ian T. Thomson
As the obesity rate in North America continues to escalate, one ponders what can actually be done to ight it. Sure, eating more vegetables and less junk food is the pathway to success for many....
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Youth wasted on the fruit flies

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Ian T. Thomson
Death. It is the single most poignant similarity between us all. Regardless of how one lives their life, safe and secure, reckless and adventurous, we are always subconsciously aware that the light at the...
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