Arts & Culture
Dissecting Workman’s Meat
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Have you recently had your heart broken? You could eat your weight in Ben and Jerry’s, or maybe the new Hawksley Workman record might hit the spot. Meat is the indie rock singer’s 12th...
Field trip
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“Every year,” he started, “Macleans magazine puts out an annual review of Canadian universities. And every year, the University of Manitoba doesn’t do so great. But clearly , Macleans magazine hasn’t heard a thing...
The healthy heavyweight
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The Internet is full of dietary secrets — the ancient rule that could leave you 10 pounds lighter or the food you should be eating to avoid certain death, the fountain of youth that...
The devolution of pants
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The last decade or so has seen the proliferation among young men of what very witty people have named the “man-purse” or “murse” (which, if anything, sounds like a male nurse). This profligacy is...
The fingerstache
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The fingerstache is a tattoo trend that has found waves of success here and there. The origins of the infamous trend are often debated as two Rival tattoo artists claim to be the first....
Fried brains and Sam
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Being whizzed through realities in a trillion tiny pieces at the speed of thought is an indescribable experience. Think about it for a moment and you may remember it, though I'm doubtful. But think...
Sacred Portal
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Nothing is stable . . .
Not a thought, nor whim, nor prayer.
Too many inexpressible feelings.
I stomp the ground.
Ahh there it is . . . stability.
I stomp again. And again.
Reality frays.
Nothing is...
