Arts & Culture 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.
Arts & Culture 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.
Arts & Culture DIGNITY FOR DIGNA November 3, 2004 Digna Ochoa's portrait looks out at the audience from the makeshift altar in Jorgenson Hall.
Arts & Culture 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.
Arts & Culture RENT-A-SCARE October 27, 2004 Poltergeist: The movie that contained the two words that will haunt me for the rest of my life.
Arts & Culture THE LITTLE THEATRE SCHOOL THAT COULD October 27, 2004 The Theatre School operates out of a building that was state of the art...for a pharmacy...100 years ago.
Arts & Culture SETTLING IN THE WEST October 27, 2004 If you are an indecisive Libra like me, then Little Portugal on Dundas Street West might just be the perfect neighbourhood for you.
Arts & Culture SAYING IT WITH SCI-FI October 27, 2004 Gentlemen, if you'd really like to impress this Halloween, dress up as Ponter, the Neanderthal in author Robert J. Sawyer's latest novel, Hybrids.
Arts & Culture DARK TALE IN THE SPOTLIGHT October 13, 2004 Within three years, seven members of the Donnelly family died tragically.
Arts & Culture PORN TO BE WILD October 13, 2004 A quick browse on the Internet will reveal an outrageous variety of home-grown porn.