Arts
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Indie lit night
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It may have been pouring rain yesterday, but inside The Starlight Lounge the mood was anything but dreary. Words Worth Books, a local bookstore
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Opera entertains on campus
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Providing a quick peek into some of the world’s most celebrated operas, Laurier’s annual Opera Excerpts delivered a night of drama and deceit in
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Resurrecting James Bond
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“Everyone needs a hobby,” Daniel Craig slyly says in his latest go around as James Bond, the recently-released, Skyfall. “So what’s yours?” Retorts villain
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Long-awaited Halo 4 doesn’t disappoint
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The first time I played Halo, I was hooked. It was 2001, I was probably stoned and I was in love. That single moment
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Chaisson goes national
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PEI’s Tim Chaisson will be taking Canada by storm on his cross-country tour with Toronto-based Poor Young Things. Drawing inspiration from maritime acts such
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What to do in K-W: November 7, 2012
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Weds, November 7 Juif Memory: documentary screening (by Prof. Marín-Dòmine) P3007, 7 p.m. Fire Away, Greater than Giants, Mayfield & Amberwood Maxwell’s Music House;
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Cloud Atlas: A Cord Review
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Bold, innovative, and even mind-boggling. These are all words that could be use to describe the recently released Cloud Atlas, directed by the Wachowski
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Disney avoiding originality
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In 2009, the Walt Disney Company set a precedent amongst the industry by purchasing Marvel Studios. Not even three years later and they have
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The Weeknd in TO
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“Toronto, we’re about to get sexy for you,” The Weeknd promised a riotous Sound Academy crowd downtown Toronto on Friday, Nov. 2, as he
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Rock/noise hits K-W
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Canadian rock/noise duo, Death from Above 1979, made their way to Kitchener’s Wax nightclub last Thursday. After breaking up in 2006, they’ve since reunited
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