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Fashion Week: the battle between style and comfort rages on

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New York and London influence the world's fashion choices.  By Caroline Brown There has always been an underlying rivalry between New York and London, two of...
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The Dark Table rises: new dine-out trend sweeps Vancouver

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The blind leading the blind never tasted so good. By Sheliza Thobani Photos by Dark Table “How the hell are we supposed to eat?” I hear a...
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A Cuban convocation

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The smoking gun: the beginner's guide to everything you wanted to know about Cuban cigars. By Paul Hurst Photos by Mark Burnham Although many people object to...
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What we heard about poetry

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Rachel Rose and John Barton celebrate the launch of their new books of poetry.  By Tara Azadmard Photos by Mark Burnham “Something that really draws me in...
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Throwback Review: The album that was cast Into the Unknown

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Bad Religion’s creative departure that took them off track. By Justin Stevens Devout followers of punk rock — or even Bad Religion fans — would not...
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Dylan’s never-ending fistful of folk

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Bob Dylan's Tempest is one of his best yet By Patrick Chessel Photos by Xavier Badosa 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan’s self-titled debut album. This album...
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Clybourne Park a relevant racial discussion

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 Whites and colours are not washed separately in this companion play to 1959’s A Raisin in the Sun. By Esther Tung Photos by David Cooper “How is...
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TO/FROM: 100 years of railways and racism

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The Vancouver International Centre for Asian Arts combines art with history By Tara Azadmard Photos by James Crookall On Friday, Sept.14, the Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary...
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Deerhoof playfully brushes off Breakup

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Breakup Song just wants to keep dancing. By Max Hill Advertising their new album as “noise jingles for parties,” Deerhoof doesn’t disappoint. Indeed, 2012’s Breakup Song is...
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The Virtual Self leaves us wondering

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Nora Young's latest book may be better left on the shelf. By Monica Miller Nora Young, the lively host of CBC Radio’s The Spark, published her...
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Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.

Contact us:
[email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society 1965-2024