Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Essentially A Playlist

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Michael Elves
Well I was all set to write about resolutions and promises for this playlist, in keeping with the ones we all seem to make at this time of year, but I was finding far...
Arts & Culture

Awaiting a Curve ball

By
Ian Froese
A swing and a miss. It was a valiant effort, but in its two-year life span Winnipeg radio listeners remained unreceptive to the pop alternative pitched by Curve 94.3 FM. CHUM Radio had high...
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Blinded by City Lights

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Daniel Hayes
Much like Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus, City Lights is a film that exists for its ending alone, a “comedy romance in pantomime” as the opening title indicates, which, in 1930, makes it even more...
Arts & Culture

The noughties in Asian cinema

By
Benjamin Miller
For the past month, arts and culture sections in newspapers and magazines have been filled with top 10s, fives and perhaps a few top 14s, but no discussion of the three most important and...
Arts & Culture

Creating little worlds

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Maria Bowler
Lake Superior State University — longstanding arbiter of taste and go-to state university for word-banishing — declared the word “epic” banned for 2011. Along with “viral,” “fail” and “Facebook” as a verb, “epic” is...
Arts & Culture

The Wall

By
Morgan Modjeski
The back lane is creepy — pitch black in the summer and surprisingly bright in the winter, but creepy all year round. The reason the back lane puts me off is because it’s so...
Arts & Culture

The Rider

By
John Puntel
The rider sees the cabin; he sees the creak of its door; he sees the shadows that pour in from the lightless house astride the evening star that sets across the field. Cotton, he...

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