arts
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Anthropology students explore topics through theatre
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It is rare to see the Theatre Auditorium packed with students ready to watch a play written and performed by relatively inexperienced actors, and
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Arts bites: March 10, 2010
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Rapper Lil Wayne avoids prison … yet again Last week, rapper Lil Wayne, who had his sentencing for gun-possession charges delayed in February to
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The Cord interviews OLP
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Our Lady Peace has become one of those permanent fixtures in Canadian music culture that fans will always remember for their stand-out albums. The
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A panel of experts discusses the 2010 Oscar ballot
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From five to 10 Undoubtedly one of the most unique features about this year’s Academy Awards is the opening up of the best picture
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Students launch film symposium
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Last Friday, the Undergraduate Film Studies Symposium took place for the first time at Laurier. The film symposium is an academic forum for film
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Opera Laurier puts on an impressive performance
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This past weekend, a little night of music took place in Laurier’s Theatre Auditorium – two in fact – as the faculty of music
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The Langen gallery releases its new exhibit: Hive
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Encircled with hand-woven vines and centre piecing a construction of recycled materials, Laurier’s Robert Langen Art Gallery welcomes its newest exhibition, Hive. Created by
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In review: The Oscar-nominated short films
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This past week, Waterloo’s Princess Cinema screened the Academy Awards short film nominees, undoubtedly an under-exposed corner of the film world. Staff Writer Sarah
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Arts bites: March 3, 2010
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iTunes sells ten billionth song Apple’s digital music sales service iTunes has sold its ten billionth mp3 file. A 71-year-old man from Georgia bought
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Funk in the Oven come out victorious at the Last Band Standing finale
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After a year-long battle of the bands, beginning on Oct. 30, musicians Funk in the Oven were announced as the victors. A-Team’s annual Last
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