The Parker falls short of potential

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Newly opened vegetarian restaurant succeeds in sustainability but fails in taste. By Alexis Lawton-Smith Photos by Katie Huisman It’s a Saturday night, and Vancouver is at its...
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Beyond survival

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If Canadian literature is to survive, it needs to develop a strong national presence. By Hannah Bellamy Photos by Connor Stefanison Canadian literature is approached with almost...
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The art of community

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The Eastside Culture Crawl invites community to observe artists in natural habitat. By Alison Brierley Photos by Straight Line Designs The Eastside Culture Crawl offers something for...
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Project Bookmark Canada marks first literary locations west of Ontario

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Wayson Choy’s The Jade Peony is commemorated with dual-language plaque in Chinatown. By Monica Miller Photos by Monica Miller It is probably every young Harry Potter fan’s...
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5 new artists you should be listening to

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By Max Hill Death Grips Genre: Experimental, hip-hop | Tracks: “Hacker”, “Get Got”, “Deep Web” It seems like Death Grips have been everywhere in 2012: they released...
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The SFU authors spotlight

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By Monica Miller Sarah Leavitt is a graduate of SFU’s Writer’s Studio (2002) and a published author in a variety of genres including comics, fiction...
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Eco-Fashion Week paves the way for ethical shopping

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The fifth eco-conscious fashion show teaches us the ethics involved in clothing choice. By Caroline Brown Photos by Peter Jensen Contrary to what most may think, Eco-Fashion...
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Second-hand Halloween hunting

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Thrift stores are a gold mine for originality. Here’s a few costume ideas to get you started. By Daryn Wright When planning a Halloween costume, there...
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A timeline of some of the best horror films

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A serving platter of choices for your Halloween movie-night By Kelsey Dech Whether a scary movie is about murderous psychotics, the supernatural, or flesh-eating zombies, they give...
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Cozy Catastrophe is an apocalyptic gem

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The Cultch’s production is a grab-bag of eccentricities. By Sara Bohuch Photos by Theatre Meele It’s seven o’clock, and the rain is really starting to pour. The...
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