Behind the art: colour, canvas, and computer images
Artist’s talk offers insight to gallery exhibit By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Colourful paintings, experimental ceramics, and digital images fill…
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‘RoboCop’ is back in business
‘RoboCop’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 4/5 The Detroit Police Department received a welcome addition to the force in…
Under the Feminist Microscope: The women of ‘RoboCop’
From female sidekick to wife archetype By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer José Padilha’s RoboCop remake is a Hollywood version that…
Superhero films in flux as stories change, characters evolve
Movies prove change is good By Cazzy Lewchuk, Staff Writer The first trailer for the latest Marvel movie, Guardians of…
Comic Corner: A time of rebirth
‘Justice League Vol. 1: Origin’ review By Brittney MacDonald, Senior Columnist 5/5 The graphic novel Origin is the result of…
Can you feel the magic in the music?
MAGIC! brings back feel-good tunes By Michelle Suleyman, Contributor Nasri Atweh, lead singer of the Canadian band MAGIC! describes the…
Opposites attract in latest production of ‘The Odd Couple’
Play takes comedic look at problems By Josh Martin, Contributor The Odd Couple begins by introducing the audience to Oscar…
Art exhibition explores artist’s tragedy and triumphs
‘Art as Therapy’ at Amelia Douglas Gallery By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor P. Thomas Wood’s Art as Therapy exhibition opens…
Comic Corner: A fairy tale murder mystery
‘Fables: Legends in Exile’ review By Brittney MacDonald, Senior Columnist 3/5 Fables is a graphic novel series that has inspired…
Under the Feminist Microscope: Snow White is back in black—and white
‘Blancanieves’ puts grim back in Grimm By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer 4/5 We all know how most women are portrayed…