Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Why the ‘stache?

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Ashley Gaboury
As a female, I lack the ability to grow a moustache. No, not that bit of fine hair that women have along their lip. Not even if that lip hair is of the darker...
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Gallagher Green, an introduction

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Mark McDonald
My name is Gallagher Green and I am a university student. Before I continue, everybody always asks me if my real name is actually Gallagher and I assure you that it is. My understanding...
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Music to live for

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Shawna Finnegan
The documentary Soundtrack for a Revolution tells the story of the American Civil Rights movement through the music sung at protests, during meetings and in jail cells. This is the premise of the film,...
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City girl to farm girl

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Tanis Klippenstein
I think of myself as pretty lucky when I look at all the opportunities I have had to do the things I love. During the summer it’s not uncommon for me to be...
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Sophistication according to George Roy

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George Roy
Animal House, Old School and other college movies portray university life as a laidback, drunken experience. This is not true. Obviously there are opportunities to relax and have fun, but university life is much...
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Adventures in close-to-campus wining and dining

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Sarah Petz
Although I now share a cozy apartment just off Corydon with two roommates, I have spent the majority of my three years in Winnipeg living in Fort Richmond. Conveniently close to the university —...
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The highs and lows of Winnipeg Folk Festival

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Getting more elaborate and more innovative each year, for many people the Winnipeg Folk Festival is an annual ritual that is not to be missed. I have affectionately compiled a list of highlights and...

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