Arts & Culture
The gold handbell
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There once was a young girl who lived in residence at the Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg. One day while walking to class she heard a mournful sound — like a child crying.
She followed...
The jive on jay walking
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I drive two vehicles, and not very often at the same time. I drive a large pickup truck for work and my Chevrolet Aveo on weekends. Big truck. Small car. Either way, if you...
Back to the grind
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So you’re reading the Manitoban again — this probably means that you’re back at school and have fallen into that old routine. Yes, with the new year comes the new semester, dragging us from...
Insta-foods and you!!!!
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University students always seem to be on the run: late for class, catching a bus and constantly in a crazed rush. Have you ever thought about what you are eating while you are on...
Chronicles of Mezzezeh: Part 4
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Mezzezeh took the liquid from Koomba and he gulped down every drop of it.
Instantaneously he felt the potion flowing through his veins and felt his intestines twisting as he held his stomach, falling...
Genre-hopping
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One of the defining aspects of today’s popular culture is its fragmentation. Popular music is divided into such infinitesimally small sub-genres that some bands move in and out of them with each album. In...
Essentially A Playlist
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Well I was all set to write about resolutions and promises for this playlist, in keeping with the ones we all seem to make at this time of year, but I was finding far...
