Category: Arts

Arts Bites: Sept. 16, 2009

Gallagher leaves … again Surprise! Everyone’s favourite feuding brothers have been in another band-splitting fight Noel Gallagher claims he can no longer work with younger...

Marianas Trench rocks O-Week

Laurier’s on-campus celebration brought the Tyler Schwende Band, Inward Eye and Marianas Trench to Orientation Week last Tuesday The three bands performed at the Turret to an...

Polaris picks

Not short-list worthy Great Lake Swimmers – Lost Channels While the new Great Lake Swimmers album is a valuable offering to Canadian music, the depressing, repetitive folk CD...

Metric ends O-week with a bang

Proving to be one of the most memorable moments in recent Laurier history, Metric’s performance tonight had several thousand lucky first-year students on their feet, chanting...

A movie playlist

It’s time to drop your worn-out copies of Twilight and forget any memory that you may still have left of Transformers 2 because ladies and gents, it is the first week of school...

Profiling a playwright

Sunil Kuruvilla lives a double life To the Laurier community, he is known as an English graduate turned marketing and promotions co-ordinator for the faculty of music In the...

Culture at WLU

With the goal of stimulating appreciation, enjoyment and knowledge of Canadian art and culture, the Robert Langen Art Gallery re-opens on Wednesday, Sept 16, and will be offering...

Off the beaten path

Since premiering in 2008, OLN’s show Departures has evolved from a travel show with a modest following to an award-winning movement, garnering public and critical praise for its...