Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Music and you

By
Jordan Michalski
How do you get your music? Well, there are really only two ways you can answer this question. Option A: You buy your music. Whether you head off to HMV or on iTunes, you...
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Laptops in examinations? Say What?

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Amy Anne Smith
It has happened twice. Twice in the last week! As examinations too-quickly approach, I have had two classes where an individual has asked if they could write their exam on a computer. I am...
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The rare breed of winter cyclist

By
Jordan Michalski
About a month ago I wrote an article in the Manitoban regarding the top trends of fall 2010. Sitting in the number 12 spot on that list was the oh-so-trendy bicycle. It seems that...
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Texting continues to be all the rage and I will never...

By
Adam Petrash
There have been countless times where I couldn’t go a whole outing without feeling ignored by a friend whose nose was buried in their T9 world. It’s like when someone says it rude for...
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Living in GOSA’s glass bubble

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Kara Passey
From the week of Nov. 15-19, 2010, I lived in a tent in the Gallery of Student Art on campus at the University of Manitoba, in an exhibition called Secondhand Tables and Chairs. The...
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Essentially a playlist

By
Michael Elves
I’ve just finished reading Charles Foran’s mammoth biography of one of my literary heroes, Mordecai Richler. Privy to Richler’s private papers, held by the University of Calgary, Foran made a startling discovery that had...
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Rolling with Ball

By
Benjamin Miller
Jonathan Ball is a writer, a filmmaker and scholar, but mostly, he’s a writer. The author of two quite successful recent books, Ex Machina and Clockfire and innumerable other things, he teaches writing at...

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