LAWN LOVER
December 1, 2004
Damn, now I can't remember. What are those big, green things called again?
Category: Arts & Culture
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HOLY MOSES ZNAIMER
December 1, 2004
On a rain-soaked Wednesday afternoon, a buzzing crowd of aspiring fashion moguls, radio/TV junkies and curious celebrity hounds filled a lecture hall in the engineering building and awaited the arrival of one of Canada's most revered media architects.
MIRTH WITH KEVIN SMITH
November 24, 2004
Mirth editor Orest Szopiak meets director Kevin Smith; A&E editors breathe sighs of relief when no angry publicists call in the middle of the night threatening lawsuits.
GCM RAPPER PRESSES ON
November 24, 2004
Steve Kawalit's at the back of a room, peeking above a sea of heads facing the television.
ALL RIEL-D UP
November 24, 2004
Elder Joanne Dallaire walked slowly around the crowd, carrying a tray of burning incense, or "smudge," in her hands.
IMPROV’S BOOM
November 24, 2004
As the 18 performers took to the stage in hard hats and carrying hammers and rolls of duct tape, the POD 60 Lounge really did look like a construction site.
COMING IN A MINUTE
November 17, 2004
Take a film grad who hasn't been motivated for a while, add in a few friends who are in the same boat, and what do you get?
BANANA – AH – AAAAH!
November 17, 2004
Bottles, bananas, and a high-heeled shoe.
DUBAI DONE BY STUDENT
November 17, 2004
In the last 10 years, the Middle East has become a recognized hot spot-for critically acclaimed and boundary-pushing cinema.
FREEDOM ON THE INSIDE
November 17, 2004
Stereotypically, artists are seen as lonely, misunderstood geniuses who go mad; social recluses who reflect society while condemned to its margins.
DIGNITY FOR DIGNA
November 3, 2004
Digna Ochoa's portrait looks out at the audience from the makeshift altar in Jorgenson Hall.
GORE’S CAPITOL HILL
November 3, 2004
The U.S. election doesn't concern Kristen Gore as much as the disappearance of talking robots and one-eyed mutants.
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