Arts
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Music with Scholtes
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The Maureen Foster Recital Hall resonated to the musical stylings of Marcus Scholtes, a string professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, on Thursday Feb. 6
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In review: “Oil Sands Karaoke”
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Some things are just not meant to go together. Whether it’s peanut butter and tuna or beer and tequila, there are things that no
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The new ‘age’ of sounds
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Following the release of their latest record Age and a string of tour dates in Canada, The Hidden Cameras will be performing at Starlight
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Sex with Sue at THEMUSEUM
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The best way to learn about sex is to ask questions. On Thursday Feb. 6, THEMUSEUM kicked off their Sex Dialogues series entitled “Sue
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High heels, inclusivity and drag queens
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The Turret Nightclub at Wilfrid Laurier University got a little more fabulous as the Rainbow Centre held their fourth annual Drag Domination on Thursday
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The ‘rapper next door’ comes home
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When Shadrach Kabango, better known as Canadian rapper Shad, was a fourth-year business student at Wilfrid Laurier University, he entered and won a contest
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Connecting us and music
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The role of music in the community is one that the Laurier Centre for Music in the Community (LCMC) and the Wise Voices for
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‘80s musical fails to rock
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On Monday evening, Kitchener’s Centre in the Square had a full house of people attending an unforgettable musical experience—Rock of Ages. Rock of Ages
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The year to ‘go big or go home’
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This weekend, musical theatre showed us that blondes are anything but dumb. From Thursday Jan. 23 to Saturday Jan. 25, Laurier Musical Theatre (LMT)
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Arts Bites
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Tarantino: Over-reacting or justified? In the next amusing saga that is Quentin Tarantino’s life, Tarantino has decided to sue Gawker Media for the recent
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