arts
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Reel Paddling Film Festival returns to Waterloo
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In an age of constant connectivity and access to technology, going to a film festival about canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddling, camping and fishing seemed
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The 2016 Cord cook-off: burgers
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Will Huang’s ‘The Teriyaki’ This hamburger pays homage to teriyaki beef, composed of ground beef, extra fine rice, cilantro and hoisin sauce. The buns
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Web series from Laurier alum tackles infertility
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Over five million babies have been born with the use of in vitro fertilization since its development over 40 years ago. In vitro fertilization,
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Promoting through the good and the bad in K-W
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We all start somewhere. At just six-years old, Kyle Wappler made his foray into music with classical piano lessons. A likely start for many,
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10 Cloverfield Lane is franchise film done right
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10 Cloverfield Lane could probably be studied in Film Studies 101 for its well-crafted screenplay.
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John River brings #BlackOnCampus tour to Waterloo
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Despite dropping out of school himself, River listened, understood and gave advice on issues of being black in a predominantly white culture.
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Hidden punks of Waterloo
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Deep within the student ghettos of Waterloo you’ll find the city’s loudest and most aggressive music scene.
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Waterloo is facing an identity crisis
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Waterloo’s co-existence as a university, family, multicultural and technology hub makes it difficult to distill the city’s cultural identity to singularity.
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Heidecker and Hamburger disappoint at Starlight
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Taking the time out to watch Tim Heidecker and Neil Hamburger was the only joke on my Thursday night.
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‘This book changed my life’
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Seven Cord writers get personal and talk about the books that changed their lives.
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