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From women’s day to every day
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Many events held in the name of International Women’s Day (IWD) spilled beyond the bounds of Mar. 8 and into a weeklong series, or at least weekend-long string of gatherings. Beyond the common thread...
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
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This week’s column is based on a question from a reader and will be answered in two parts! Check back next week for the followup.
Dear Jodie,
My husband and I just agreed to an open...
The Good, the Bad, and the Critic
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Though there have been many books that analyze film and the significance of children in them, none can compare to Mark Cousins’ documentary A Story of Children and Film. Using examples from the filmography...
The sound of violence
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Nicholas Krueger confronts the assumption that violent screech is a term for the sound made by a novice violin student playing the instrument for the first time. Classically trained at Centenary Suzuki School in...
Stop and smell the pickles
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While February isn’t typically the canning season, you wouldn’t know it from the full house gathered at Café Ce Soir on a chilly Monday night. We were all there for a sold-out workshop on...
One artist, many hands
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When the site at the Forks was excavated for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR), 400,000 mostly Aboriginal artifacts were unearthed.
Now, when visitors to Canada’s newest national museum enter the postmodern building, they...
Creating ‘solid ground for women to stand on’
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Alex Torcolacci and Ellie Schwartz were studying for their final exams last semester when the topic of what they would do for their joint birthdays this year came up. Instead of the typical birthday...






