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Travel-logging

By
Ryan Harby
After two weeks in Greece we were starting to wear down, not physically but mentally. Day in, day out if we weren’t sleeping we were rushing across towns, cities, archaeological sites, museums, airports, docks in...
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Water Bodies

By
Amy Anne Smith
Janessa Brunet is a university of Manitoba graduate, holding a bachelor of fine arts. She is also a talented artist and an exceptional photographer. Her smile animates her face, and when she laughs she...
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For The Record Lover

By
Adam Petrash
In the first instalment of FTRL I said that I was going to share some of my favourite records and reasons why they are just that — my favourites — whether it’s because of...
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The Hobbit

By
Amy Anne Smith
In 11 months and counting, the first installation of The Hobbit will hit the theatres. I was only a wee teenager when The Fellowship of the Ring was released in 2001, but I remember...
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A sex positive/feminist advice column!

By
Kara Passey
Hey Kara, I have been overweight my whole life, some times more so than others. I have done diets and gone the gym but, alas, the older I get the higher the number gets on...
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Things I’ve loved

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Yasmin Maewad
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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Sometimes They Do

By
Tyler J. Vitt
“Okay. Once upon a time—” “That’s cliché.” “That’s what?” “Klee-shay. Like, it’s used too much.” “Yes, I know. But where did you hear that?” “Adam told me.” “Your mom’s new boyfriend?” “Yeah. He says it all the time.” “Huh.” “Keep going, grandpa.” “Right....

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