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Bullet holes and noise rock
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Freud’s Bathhouse and Diner is demonstrably not a bathhouse, diner or in any way associated with anyone named Freud. Instead, it is a gallery run by Kristel Jax and Mark Wohlgemuth. To investigate the...
Summer festival, super fun!
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Around August last year, I spent a day walking about the University of Manitoba campus asking idle students which summer events or activities they attended, if they liked them and which they might recommend...
Comic review: Los luchadores mysteriosos
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When Los Luchadores Mysteriosos crossed the Arts desk, I pounced. I’m usually more of a Fables or The Walking Dead fan, but come on! Flying saucers? Vampires? Zombies? Wrestlers? Cigars? I’m in! If you...
Five questions
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Five Questions is a continuing column in which we pose a different artist the same five crucial questions.
One:
The Manitoban: What substance or activity do you find produces creativity?
Matt Peters: I find going...
Green tides in the land of the rising sun
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Four University of Manitoba students had the opportunity to travel to Tokyo, Japan as part of the Japan-Canada Academic Consortium (JACAC), to discuss environmental issues and sustainable innovation during its first ever forum.
The event...
Bill and I
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“I think I may be in love with William Shakespeare.”
I tell this to my academic friends and they answer with sceptical faces. “How?” they ask. And there is one major consideration that obviously...
In a land far, far away
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School
I only ended up having maybe three actual meetings with each professor. Both classes required one paper, both of which are now finished, and I have one oral exam next week.
I’m not saying that...
