Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

The noughties in Asian cinema

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Benjamin Miller
For the past month, arts and culture sections in newspapers and magazines have been filled with top 10s, fives and perhaps a few top 14s, but no discussion of the three most important and...
Arts & Culture

Creating little worlds

By
Maria Bowler
Lake Superior State University — longstanding arbiter of taste and go-to state university for word-banishing — declared the word “epic” banned for 2011. Along with “viral,” “fail” and “Facebook” as a verb, “epic” is...
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The Wall

By
Morgan Modjeski
The back lane is creepy — pitch black in the summer and surprisingly bright in the winter, but creepy all year round. The reason the back lane puts me off is because it’s so...
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The Rider

By
John Puntel
The rider sees the cabin; he sees the creak of its door; he sees the shadows that pour in from the lightless house astride the evening star that sets across the field. Cotton, he...
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Chronicles of Mezzezeh: Part 3

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Vaughan Eigbire-Molen
Mezzezeh opened the door to his chamber and there she was, lying on the straw bed. Her hair was long and lustrous and woven into thick matted braids. He walked towards the bed and...
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Go west

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Jordan Michalski
After endless hours of driving we reached the Tsawwassen ferry docks, from which ferries run between the B.C. mainland and Vancouver Island. They are actually quite a sight, about a kilometre into a delta...
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Rolling down the No. 1

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Jordan Michalski
The prairies of Saskatchewan along the Trans-Canada Highway are hands-down the most captivating sections of land across the western half of Canada. Well, maybe I am exaggerating just a little — or maybe I am...

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