Remembering John Lennon
Remembering John Lennon is not an easy task For starters, he’s one of the most iconic musicians of all time Then there’s the fact that many of the people celebrating his...
Reinventing the Braveheart myth
Last week historical fiction writer Jack Whyte was in Waterloo for an in-store event at Words Worth Books promoting and signing copies of his latest novel The Forest...
Danny Michel’s hometown return
“It’s good to be home,” remarked Danny Michel to an admiring crowd during his concert last Thursday Michel, Kitchener-Waterloo’s own Juno-nominated singer-songwriter,...
Oct. 14, 2010
Dear Life, Shut the fuck up about leggings It’s fucking clothing How about you all worry about bigger things like feeding the fucking homeless or world peace The amount of...
Dear Life: Oct. 6, 2010
Dear Life, Why are some of the guys at Laurier sporting mullets Sincerely, Don’t they know that’s just gross Dear Life, Note to psychology first years: Homecoming is about...
Forest City Lovers entertain small but satisfied crowd
Last Saturday, the Forest City Lovers filled the old Grist Mill with their worm folk vibes It was a very different setting from traditional local shows, mostly due to the absence...
Re-interpreting old technology
The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery’s latest installation Science Fiction Science Fair uses outdated electronic equipment to evoke a sense of nostalgia for the science fiction of...
Alan Cross and the music revolution
Canadian radio icon and music aficionado Alan Cross captivated the crowd in Arts 1E1 on Friday night Best known as the host of radio show The Ongoing History of New Music, Cross...
Festival sparks community’s interest
The first annual Spark in the Park Music Festival was held this past Saturday, providing an active and engaging opportunity for young people in the community to come...