Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Breaking Bad vs. The Wire

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Ryan Harby
Earlier this month AMC’s critically acclaimed drama Breaking Bad concluded its fourth and, if you believe its creators, second-to-last season. As many viewers have grown accustomed, the characters were pushed to their limits and...
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Movie Review: Wiebo’s War

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Amy Anne Smith
Written and directed by David York, Wiebo’s War is documentary film detailing Wiebo Ludwig’s twenty-year struggle against the oil and gas industry in northern Alberta. Reverend Wiebo Ludwig moved to his secluded area of Alberta...
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For the record lover

By
Adam Petrash
Now, since last week’s instalment I can only hope at least one of you went out into the garage or basement and wiped off the dust of an old family member’s turntable. Perhaps you...
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PS2 classics return in HD

By
Richard Wong
In the video game industry, a handful of development studios are revered above all others. Perhaps no team has ever ascended to this status faster than Sony Japan’s Team ICO. In their entire 14-year...
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CD Review: Feist, Metals

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Amy Anne Smith
I wish I could say that I have followed Leslie Feist’s career from the very beginning — because this would imply that I have impeccable taste and an ear for great music even when...
Arts & Culture

Things I’ve loved

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Ryan Harby
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. It is a venue to both reminisce and profess...
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McQueen hits GoSA

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Amy Anne Smith
The Gallery of Student Art (GoSA) has a new exhibit opening this week. Wear is You: An exhibition homage to Alexander McQueen will be showing from Oct.11-21. Alexander McQueen, the renowned British fashion designer,...

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