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Arts & Culture

Things I’ve loved

By
Ryan Harby
Things I’ve Loved is a celebration of things from the near or distant past, either overlooked or forgotten by the unforgiving eye of popular culture. It is a venue to both reminisce and profess...
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NaNoWriMo is upon us

By
Tyler Vitt
You want to be a novelist. Come on, admit it: it’s your lifelong goal to write an entire narrative, start to finish, with a complete cast of characters and a good wholesome plot. There are...
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In South Korea, the future is now!

By
Amy Anne Smith
Before my brother forced me to learn how to play StarCraft — so that he could enjoy ruthlessly murdering me without consequences, no doubt — I did not know that computer games other than...
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Movie review: The Way

By
Patrick Gratton
Emilio Estevez’s films (first Bobby and now The Way) read to me as cinematic fortune cookies: dubious, unenlightening and, most of all, disposable. In Bobby, a glorious train wreck featuring an ensemble of B-list...
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Movie review: Tower Heist

By
David Jackson
There aren’t many people happy right now with the men and women who work on Wall Street. Tower Heist, directed by Brett Ratner, is a movie attempting to cash-in on that hostility by having...
Arts & Culture

Game review: Batman: Arkham City

By
Richard Wong
I’m Batman. Ok, that’s not true, but I feel like Batman and you can too with Batman: Arkham City. After a long and rather disappointing gaming history, 2009’s Batman: Arkham Asylum surprised a lot of people...
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Ten great things

By
Amy Anne Smith
1. Risk — This is probably my favourite board game of all time. Truthfully, though, it is not a game for everyone. You must be patient, ruthless, cunning and cruel to be successful at...

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