Features
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Alex Patterson
The unwell-made play: A story about a Fringe show, a bathtub, and ‘Building Mode 6’ from The Sims Soundtrack
It’s the first Sunday of August and campus is silent, except for a studio on the third floor of the…
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Willow Austin
USRIs: students may discriminate against gender and race
At the end of every semester, students fill out a course evaluation form called the USRI, or the Universal Student…
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Joshua Storie
This is Folk Fest: Green onion cakes, long waits, hillside dates, tarps to race, getting baked, friends to make, dancing late. God damn right it’s great.
On a tarp in front of me, I watched as a group of friends gathered around a backpack passing out…
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Joshua Storie
Chicken Soup for the HUB Mall Soul; or, How Walter Benjamin Taught Me to Appreciate On-Campus Cuisine
The University of Alberta’s HUB Mall is a four-storey student residence, food court, and study space that horizontally stretches the equivalence…
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Ab Sch
Chinese New Year: Celebration in the Streets
Chinese New Year Celebration in the Streets by Kevin Schenk Whether it’s Lunar New Year or just another day, 97…
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Richard Catangay-Liew
The Wall: What’s stopping Chinatown’s revitalization?
The Wall What’s stopping Chinatown’s revitalization? Written by Richard Catangay-Liew Photos by Richard Catangay-Liew and Christina Varvis A Chinatown supermarket grocer…
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Alex Patterson
Hitting the Road
One of the key elements to being a student is travelling. We get four months off in the summer to…
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Christina Varvis
Letter from the Editor
Welcome to the world of tomorrow! Well, not really, but kind of. I think the more appropriate way to introduce…
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Alex Patterson
Hanson Fitness and Lifestyle Center, House of Worship
I’m trying to figure out why I’m in legitimate, wholehearted, life-ruining love with someone from the gym whom I’ve never…
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Alex Patterson
Therapeutic Riding in the River Valley
Steel used to compete in show jumping. The big, grey “old man” now spends his days in Edmonton’s river valley.…
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