Arts & Culture
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Kojima Productions Video Game Review: Death Stranding
I spent a good chunk of Reading Week completing the 30+ hours long campaign of Death Stranding, the latest from…
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Spill The Tea: DavidsTea English Toffee
I was recently in a bind I think we’ve all been in: I needed a hot drink to fuel my…
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Emoji of the Week: Clown
You told yourself that you were going to be productive, that you were going to catch up on all the…
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DatApp: Mix Colours!
Mix Colours!FreeFor Android and iOS There are many interesting action-adventure games out there in the world, and although I do…
Read More » - Ashlynn Chand
Spill The Tea: Numi Organic Tea’s Breakfast Blend
Okay, I’ll admit I am a total tea snob. I prefer loose-leaf tea over boxed, packaged tea from the store…
Read More » - Claudine Chua
Social Intercourse: November 18, 2019
In our weekly column Social Intercourse, we (i.e.your friendly neighbourhood Arts & Culture writers) share our picks for your weekend (or mid-week) night…
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Netflix Review: One Day At A Time
Reboots of old tv shows have been rather dull or unnecessary. However, One Day At A Time, originally a 1975…
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Film Review: Pain and Glory
Pedro Almodóvar’s Pain and Glory is a deeply personal and moving tale about the intersections of art, addiction, and love.…
Read More » - Jessica Tang
Eating Edmonton: Pêche Café
Unless you’re buying cheaper items like lentils, rice, beans, or bread, vegan food can get expensive. As a university student,…
Read More » - Thomas Black
Female form and the grotesque with Jamie Lee Girodat
Jamie Lee Girodat is an Edmonton based artist from Lethbridge, Alberta and a current MFA candidate at the University of…
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