The Sadies get hereditary
We, as a society, do not always take well to the idea of inherited privilege. Perhaps we think it’s undemocratic; it conjures up some collective…
We, as a society, do not always take well to the idea of inherited privilege. Perhaps we think it’s undemocratic; it conjures up some collective…
Five Questions is a continuing column in which we pose a different artist the same five crucial questions. One: The Manitoban: What substance or activity…
From Feb. 11-13, the Winnipeg Film Group’s Cinematheque will be hosting Alan Zweig, one of Canada’s greatest documentary filmmakers, with a retrospective of some of…
What happens when you give a reference librarian an iPhone and tell her to do something exciting? If you’re Liv Valmestad, a librarian in the…
We all know those girls. Those girls who guys seem to gaze upon endlessly. Those girls who guys are afraid to talk to. The pretty…
It is that time of year once again, after New Years but before summer, that is classified as “peak social season.” Friends, friends of friends,…
On university and college campuses across the world, the word “residence” has become synonymous with two things: living quarters and partying. The majority of college…
Since I was in high school I’ve always sported something that resembles a shag: hair that is not long enough to be considered truly long,…
I dance with the bus Each turn, each curve Each jolt, each thrust I dance with the bus I dance with the bus On way…
It is one of life’s great pleasures to rank stuff. Anything in the arts especially lends itself to those sorts of subjective, qualitative declarations, and…