Arts & Culture
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Jessica Tang Spooktober Review: “Mandy”
Throughout “Spooktober,” Nicklaus Neitling reviews one horror property each weekday. Before 2018, I doubt you could have named me one…
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Gotta Minute Film Festival brings film to unexpected places
What can you do with just 60 seconds? Send a text? Run for the LRT? Skim over this Gateway article?…
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Nuit Blanche set to make downtown lit
On September 29, a snowfall may hit Edmonton’s Nuit Blanche, making it a truly “white night.” As Todd Janes, Nuit…
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Play the Fool Festival lets clowns abound
What: Play the Fool Festival Where: ATB Financial Arts Barns When: September 27-30, 2018 Festival Passes and Tickets: Prices vary…
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Campus Food Review: Bento Sushi
Bento Sushi is a new spot for campus food at reasonable prices. But you have to be selective, or else…
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Psychiatry PhD candidate Brad Necyk studies illness with visual art
Brak Necyk, a PhD candidate in psychiatry uses a narrative approach to visual arts to create new forms of research…
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Campus Food Review: Hula Poke
What: Hula Poke Where: SUB Food Court How much: roughly $13 Like many hot food trends from Southeast Asia, poke…
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“Shakespeare’s Will” puts the grave in dramatic gravitas
What: Shakespeare’s Will When: September 19-30, 2018 Where: Edmonton Cemetery (11820 107 Ave) Playwright: Vern Thiessen Director: Andrew Ritchie Designer:…
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Edmonton Public Library’s talk by Neil Gaiman sells out in record time
Science fiction and fantasy author Neil Gaiman has amassed many fans over the years, so it’s no wonder that tickets…
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Album Review: Paul McCartney’s ‘Egypt Station’
Paul McCartney Egypt Station Capitol Records https://www.egypt-station.com/ Despite its similarities to Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles’ original…
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