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Canadian hip-hop artist Prevail of Swollen Members thought he wanted a question mark on his tombstone when he died, but after further reflection decided
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Laurier award goes to novel that deals with traumatic themes
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For writer Russell Wangersky, writing his memoir Burning Down the House: Fighting Fires and Losing Myself was about more than just writing – it
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A media-minded professor
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Outrageous and pompous, Professor Kuling of BITE TV’s satirical show Recessionomics is far from the individual you’d want teaching a class of 200 students.
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Experiencing Laurier’s opera
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Though many students don’t know it, Laurier has opera singers – and good ones at that. Exhibiting their pool of talent, the music department
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Photographing a Twilight star
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For many of the Twilight series’ avid fans, being within six feet of one of its actors would be a dream. Near the end
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The Cord interviews Mother Mother
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It’s somewhat difficult to describe Mother Mother. Without listening to their work extensively, defining their sound in words is not easily accomplished other than
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This year’s Oscar dark horses
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Picture this – you’re sitting at home a few months from now, staring at the Oscar telecast on your TV. The glamourous atmosphere is
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A little corner of the film world
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This weekend, the KW region will be exposed to an underappreciated style of storytelling. On Thursday, The Waterloo Festival of Animated Cinema is set
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Buddhist film fest in KW
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“Living is an art to be learned” was the theme of the sixth annual Buddhist Film Festival held on Saturday. Housed at the Waterloo
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We Are The Take entertains Wilf’s
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Last Thursday at Wilf’s, a truly talented group of individuals took the stage to showcase their musical genius as the Toronto-based band We Are
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