SFU Author Spotlight: Poetry Abound

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By Monica Miller Catherine Owen is a Vancouver poet who completed her BA and MA at SFU (1997–2001) in English Literature, writing her thesis on...
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good kid, m.A.A.d city, great album

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   By Max Hill good kid, m.A.A.d. city is punctuated by the voicemail messages its 17-year-old protagonist receives. His mother prays for him and tempers her...
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Lincoln boldly challenges a broken world

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Spielberg's latest feature succeeds as more than a biopic By Will Ross Even Steven Spielberg’s detractors agree on this much: his movies make people feel good....
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Discovering the world of Hayao Miyazaki

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Cinematheque and Vancity Theatre scheduled to screen films from the masters of Studio Ghibli By Monica Miller I watched my first Hayao Miyazaki movie around age...
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Throwback Review: You better go back and Check Your Head

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The Beastie Boy's third album is some of their best, most eclectic music By Colin O'Neil If you still think the Beastie Boys were only about...
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WGSN makes bold trend predictions

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New movements in style involve technology, animals and modernism By Caroline Brown Illustration by Eleanor Qu What are the trends in fashion, art, and architecture? What is...
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Delhi 2 Dublin merges Ireland and East-Asia

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The ultimate mish-mash of musical mosaics By Kate Black, The Gateway (CUP) Edmonton (CUP) — On the road from Quebec City to Peterborough, Ontario, Delhi 2...
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Smashed and sincere

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Film about alcoholism breaks the addict film mould By Sofia Gay, The Concordian Montreal — From the story of doomed lovers with a penchant for heroin,...
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Throwback Review: The old days of jazz

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Wes Montgomery's Smoking at the Half Note deserves to be dusted off. By Colin O'Neil In June of 1965, Wes Montgomery and the backing band of...
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Forget it Jake, it’s Chinatown!

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One stormy afternoon of discovery in Vancouver's Chinatown. By Sara Bohuch Photos by Sara Bohuch I’m sitting by the windows of the Tim Hortons on Pender and...
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