Fringe Festival features SFU stars

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Every year the Vancouver Fringe Festival gives artists the opportunity to showcase their art in some of the zaniest and most interesting venues throughout...
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Five albums to get you through the semester

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5) Earl Sweatshirt — I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside Earl Sweatshirt has always displayed a dazzling mastery of the english language through...
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Shyamalan’s latest film is a welcome return to form

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Being an M. Night Shyamalan supporter is a lot like cheering for a professional Vancouver hockey team. A very long time ago we were...
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Five fall films to look forward to

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This summer has presented its share of outstanding blockbuster films such as Jurassic World and Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. The upcoming fall film season...
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Cinephilia: What we were watching in 1965

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Feet are risqué. Ankles are sexy. Legs are too sinful. Can you imagine a conservative audience’s reaction to a Michael Bay movie in the...
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This volume of Southern Bastards is stained with blood, sweat, and tears

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In the previous volume of Southern Bastards, readers were introduced to Euless Boss, a vile football coach with a stranglehold on a rural southern...
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Made with liquor and love

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Having never been to a mixology competition before, I wasn’t sure what to expect at the Vancouver finals of Made with Love. What I...
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Greenpeace’s founding president knew How to Change the World

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Greenpeace, the internationally renowned environmental activist organization, had its humble beginnings in 1971 in Vancouver when a group got together to protest the atomic...
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Paper Towns provides predictable laughs

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The cast of Paper Towns successfully delivers laugh-out-loud performances while asking the questions: what should I do with the rest of my life? And...
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Stephen Harper’s takeover and transformation of Canada

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After reading Mel Hurtig’s myth-shattering The Truth About Canada, I knew I had to get my hands on a copy of his latest work,...
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