Arts
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Avicii gives fans the love they seek and more
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“Avicii is the lowest level of Buddhist hell,” the 21 year old D.J. told The Cord prior to his show on Monday night at
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Poet makes an impact
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Carlos Andrés Gómez took the podium on Monday night to a packed crowd at the Hawk’s Nest. As he began his performance with an
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Peter Elkas kicks off residency
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Last Wednesday Peter Elkas and friends performed at Starlight, kick-starting a string of weekly performances until April 6. Elkas is currently on the road
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He’s an ideas man: Chuck Tatham
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“I just loved comedy, but I never really said ‘I’m going to do that for a living.’” Despite this claim, Laurier graduate and television
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F ‘n’ M entertains and gives back
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Fashion ‘n’ Motion, WLUSU’s annual dance and fashion show, has become somewhat of a tradition at Laurier. Initiated in the 1990s as a fashion
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Canadian Music Week takes over Toronto
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Day 1: Wednesday, March 9 The Venue: The Phoenix Concert Theatre The Line-up: Rococode, Whale Tooth, Birds of Tokyo, Mother Mother Canadian Music Week
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In Case You’re Curious…
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An interesting, though often overlooked addition to Conestoga mall, The City of Waterloo Museum is a neat little place for a stop while shopping.
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Tra La Las return with Kitchener show
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The Tra La Las played to an excited audience at Café Pyrus last Saturday. The Kitchener venue was teeming with fans in anticipation of
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Shad’s triumphant homecoming
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Laurier alum Shadrach Kabango, better known as Shad, played his first show at Laurier since 2006 to a crowd of 285 students in a
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Cinema Politica tackles issues of homelessness
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The final instalment of the Cinema Politica series featured Carts of Darkness, a documentary that exposes the realities of homelessness in Vancouver and also
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