Category: Arts

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OPINION: The BookTok Sensation

The fast-fashion of the publishing market |  Ava Pusztai, Staff Writer |  BookTok is a fast growing community of TikTok users centred around the love of reading. Over the past five years, it has...

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Winter fashion trends to check out this year

Building the perfect winter wardrobe Daria Orth, Staff Writer |  The appeal to lounge around in sweatpants and hoodies during the cold season is hard to deny. Dressing in style throughout winter can feel like...

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Reclaiming space

How a local Filipino artist uses art to tell his story Janine De Castro, Contributor |  A local multimedia artist, Harvey Nichol, presents his newest sculpture, Biringan, A Myth Reimagined. The sculpture stands tall...

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Unwind with MRU this winter

Campus and activities this winter | Rylie Perry, Staff Writer | The winter semester has begun and many of us are recovering from fall semester burnout. While January does not bring the same kind...

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Beyond the gingerbread house

Thoughtful Christmas dates Brennen French, Staff Writer |  The season of walking in a winter wonderland is finally upon us and rumour has it, Santa Claus is coming to town! As December rolls around,...

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The key to happiness

A short explanation on the art of practicing Hygge |  Emma Marshall, Arts Editor |  The winter air drapes our city in white and coaxes the geese away. Calgarians dust off their winter jackets, a task...

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Soundtrack of the season

Ava Pusztai, Staff Writer | Every year, we see Mariah Carey’s face and hear her high-pitched belting in the Bath & Body Works as the mall continues to swarm. Of all the Christmas music, she...

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BOOK REVIEW: Big Swiss by Jen Beagin

Ava Pusztai, Contributor |  Published in 2023, Big Swiss follows the life of a middle-aged woman named Greta. Separated from her partner, she earns her living transcribing therapy sessions for the local sex therapist who...

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Rylie Perry, Contributor |  In celebration of its 50th anniversary season, Alberta Theatre Projects (ATP) is putting on the classic tale of Charlotte’s Web. Presenting a nostalgic bedtime story with a new face, the team...

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Anonymity on the streets

Mia Smith, Staff Writer |  What is graffiti? Train cars, old buildings, and public streets are all canvases for graffiti—defined as visual communication within the public eye, often without the property owner’s permission. In short,...