Water Bodies
Janessa Brunet is a university of Manitoba graduate, holding a bachelor of fine arts. She is also a talented artist and an exceptional photographer. Her…
Arts & Culture
For The Record Lover
In the first instalment of FTRL I said that I was going to share some of my favourite records and reasons why they are just…
The Hobbit
In 11 months and counting, the first installation of The Hobbit will hit the theatres. I was only a wee teenager when The Fellowship of…
A sex positive/feminist advice column!
Hey Kara, I have been overweight my whole life, some times more so than others. I have done diets and gone the gym but, alas,…
Things I’ve loved
Things I’ve Loved is a celebration of things from the near or distant past, either overlooked or forgotten by the unforgiving eye of popular culture….
Sometimes They Do
“Okay. Once upon a time—” “That’s cliché.” “That’s what?” “Klee-shay. Like, it’s used too much.” “Yes, I know. But where did you hear that?” “Adam…
Intimacy, efficiency and a lot of windows
The Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport opened the runways to 747s and small carrier planes alike last October. Now that the snow has sprinkled…
Move over Oblivion
There isn’t much I can add to the conversation of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that hasn’t already been said. What I’m going to concentrate…
An evening of jazz
An Evening of Jazz Song, coming up on Jan. 15 at the Park Theatre, features both past and present members of the University of Manitoba…
History made funny
Every now and then in life you read something you’re convinced was made especially for you, as if it’s been tailored specifically to your personal sensibilities. I…