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Sundays are holy. Millions wake up on this day of rest to gather in their sanctuary with family, friends, neighbors and all people of a similar faith, hoping, pleading and praying things go their...
Legends of the Periphery: The Ultimate Penny-farther, Thomas Stevens
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From time to time even some of the greatest and most prolific heroes in all of sports fall through the cracks of obscurity and are lost to the world at large. “Legends of the...
Kicking and screaming
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Journalists, I have been told, tend to research topics before they confront the required subject matter. I, on the other hand, joined a kick aerobics class last week for this fine paper without investigating...
Bison Rec Review: Zumba
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Zumba has been everywhere lately — I’d heard about it from a couple of other sources, like Cyclovia and pole-dancing people I know, so naturally, when I found out that Bison Recreational Services offered...
Hands off, Hollywood
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The crowds filed out of the matinee amidst over-the-top pronouncements like, “I will never look forward to anything ever again,” and, “I feel like I just got stabbed in my youth.” They did so...
He came. He saw. He gaffed.
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Sir Salman Rushdie, the only writer thrice crowned Booker winner , paid Winnipeg a little visit on Oct. 22. The controversial British writer was here to speak at the 25th anniversary of the Winnipeg...
The globalization of hip hop
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“It's a hip hop world and you are living in it,” writes pop culture critic Dalton Higgins in his newly released book, aptly titled Hip Hop World. The tome is a comprehensive study on...
