Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Cabane fever

By
Benjamin Miller
Canadian choreographer and dancer Paul-André Fortier’s latest work steps outside the boundaries of dance. Cabane, the latest work by one of Quebec’s best-known dancers, incorporates elements of theatre, performance art and visual art, a...
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A marriage of equals, plus me

By
Meredith Holigroski
I saw Tron: Legacy for two reasons: the special effects and the music. It did not disappoint, but left me wanting more. Namely, marriage to Daft Punk. The soundtrack was impressive. In the setting of...
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Tron­-sendent

By
Leanne RoedSpencer Fernando
Editor’s note: Some people on the Manitoban staff are really into the film Tron and its sequel Tron: Legacy. And by “into it” I mean, write its name all over their notebook, keep its...
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The grad school blues

By
Erin Lebar
Applying to grad school is quickly becoming the bane of my existence: it is time consuming, costly, and more or less unnecessary. Basically, I am shooting myself in both feet, multiple times. Despite this,...
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Wellek, Felix and the sacred orders

By
Nicholas Macmahon
Fairbanks Community Centre. There were eleven of them. Slouching, wretched failures, waiting, just as he ordered, warming up the eight lonely rows of rusted steel benches. A petite man, sporting a pink golf shirt and...
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Smells

By
Amy Anne Smith
It happened in a classroom in Tier, where the desks are small and cramped. Where bodies slip into their seats, like folders in a filing cabinet, and body heat warms the room. These conditions...
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Do futuristic games have 8-bit beat?

By
Matthew Koroscil
I lay there bleeding from the sizeable hole on my chest, just before my left shoulder. I knew that the end would come soon. A rush of feet sprinted past me, trying desperately to...

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