Ryan Culley
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Glowing response to new exhibit
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Whether you want to unleash your inner spy, have x-ray vision or recapture your child-like wonderment, THEMUSEUM’s latest exhibit has you covered. LIGHT Illuminated aims to celebrate the science of light and light-based technologies through the use of interactive displays and eye-popping design. As a testament to the United Nations’ International Year of Light, the…
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Just a total Sausagefest
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On October 17, the City of Waterloo hosted the first-ever Sausagefest in Waterloo Public Square. Sausagefest is a festival aimed at celebrating the prolific meat cylinder and local craft beer while bringing the community together one last time before the end of Oktoberfest. Tracy Suerich, a festival and events specialist for the City of Waterloo,…
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The cost of caffeine
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Whether it be through pills, bags or that heavenly ground powder, we all have our own way to get a fix. You can find it in the rainforests of Colombia or synthesized in a sterile lab. Go a day without it, and the symptoms of withdrawal will slowly envelope your life. Caffeine is one hell…
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BATL running axe throwing for local residents
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“Everyone wants to throw an axe, they just don’t know it yet”
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Born Ruffians’ confident return to Waterloo
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“You do one thing, and then you crave doing something else.” In 2013, Born Ruffians presented their fans with Birthmarks, a pop record that stood in stark difference to the band’s signature erratic and shout-along indie rock. With cleaner production, catchier hooks and a more realized pop structure, the record saw the band grow to…
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The innovations of Apple
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I love Apple products. My iPhone is the perfect medium to share photos and surf social media, while my MacBook is great for editing videos, laying out my pages and perfecting my Spotify playlists. Even with all my love for these products, I still realize that they don’t always deliver. The response to the iWatch…
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Recipe: student gnocchi
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Arts and Life editor Zach Guitor’s recipe for Student Gnocchi
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Laurier pilot project takes on e-textbooks
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I have to pay $800 for physical textbooks this year. Well, at least that’s what Wilfrid Laurier University’s telling me to pay.
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Going the distance is no simple task
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Sometime you should just listen to your mom, and have a bit of fun.
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The good kind of Teen Violence
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Kitchener/Toronto-based band credits perseverance for their recent success
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