Alifya Rajkotwala
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Double-bill met with praise
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Following months of preparation, Opera Laurier performed one-act operas Gianni Schicchi and L’Efant et les Sortiléges this past weekend.
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Beating the distance
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With band members attending universities all across Ontario, Employees Only were able to make it work
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Ron Hawkins & The Do Good Assassins
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A place of change, a place of growth
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Using art to discuss ecological themes
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Hilde Lambrechts’s ceramic scuplture “Petrified Forest” tries to show the beauty of biological strucutres on both macroscopic and microscopic levels based on various tree species.
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Winter Playlist
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For most students their walk to school involves throwing on some headphones and listening to their favorite albums. With the cold weather in the winter months, the right album can make any walk managable. Here are some of the albums we listen to when walking to campus:
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Understanding the craft
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God I love craft beer.
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Shabbat dinner provides support and awareness for Jewish community
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Last year they set out to gather 150 Jewish students; this year they aimed for 180.
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Painting the ‘nite’ away
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“The goal is to make everyone happy. If they are smiling at the end [of the night], I’d say it’s a good thing.” said Bunting.
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Sounds of America
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“It all started with the idea of recording in different studios around the country, doing something to make it new.”
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Getting ‘weird’ in uptown
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Weird Canada’s Marie LeBlanc Flanagan discusses music that normally doesn’t receive attention
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