Category: Arts

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This Is What Happens Next

Daniel MacIvor returns to the stage in emotional epic   Vern McGill Layout Editor   Guess who’s back.   An emotionally-wounded Daniel MacIvor returned to the stage to perform This Is What Happens Next,...

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Live Music Tuesday is dead

Reijo, Centuri play for bar staff, essentially   Logan Pollon Staff Writer   Live Music Tuesday kicked off 2013 at The Hub the same way most of 2012 went — unfortunately lacking an audience....

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Noise 101: CD reviews for Jan. 17

WHY? Mumps, Etc. Anticon Score: A-   It took a long time for Mumps, Etc. to make that final jump from post-production to the public. The album, the fourth from alternative hip hop band...

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Enchantment under our roof

What’s happening at MRU this semester   Omar Omar Staff Writer   A new semester has begun, and with every new semester comes a new set of people just wanting to show what they...

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High Performance Rodeo shifts into top gear

Festival looks poised to finish on a strong note   Becca Paterson Staff Writer   For most, the month of January might be little more than the cold, dreary follow-up to the festive, holiday-filled...

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Bullying for Bieber

Disgusting trending topic convinces Beliebers to self-harm   Nathan Ross Arts Editor   If you’re looking here for coverage about the Golden Globes, go to TMZ or some other gossip news site. The Golden...

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Noise 101: CD reviews for Jan. 7

Alcoves Alcoves Self-released   It’s a rare gem when inert anxiety can be evinced as a tangible tool for contemplating the source of that very anxiety. Mackenzie Keefe’s first self-titled release under the moniker...

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2013 will bring more bad jokes

Parody accounts the latest in trend of poor humour   Nathan Ross Arts Editor   Rolling in the new year, we can hopefully say goodbye to a lot of trends that have overstayed their...

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New year’s read-olutions

The Reflector’s list of books you should read in 2013 Leah Fink Becca Paterson Staff Writers A lot of New Year’s resolutions won’t hold up past the end of March. That isn’t necessarily pessimism,...