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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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The World: A Global Village

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Alexandra Allary
The increasing interconnectedness of our planet has created what is often called a “Global Village.” This connection comes as a result of the constant stream of communication between people all over the globe. Whether...
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Sound Off

By
Ryan Harby
Sound Off is a continuing column in which we pose different artists the same series of crucial questions. Casey Mecija is both singer/songwriter and one of the main driving forces behind Toronto indie darling Ohbijou....
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Amundsen’s Cold Recall

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Leif Larsen
In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen becoming the first person to reach the South Pole, the Royal Norwegian embassy in Ottawa, Norway’s Fram Museum and the University of Manitoba...
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Movie Review: Anonymous

By
Kayla Say
In theatres this month, the movie Anonymous explores the idea that the Shakespeare we know and love is, in fact, a fraud. Diehard Shakespeare fans beware: this movie turns the traditional notion of William...
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Movie Review: The Three Muskateers

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Amy Anne Smith
There is no denying it: The Three Musketeers is a terrible movie. I feel that this knowledge should be delivered, from the very beginning, to anyone fond of the fiction of Alexandre Dumas. This...

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