A note on history: Real music, animated artists
Although there are of course some humans producing the sounds on some level, the music is marketed and sometimes even “performed” as if entirely created by the virtual artists.
Category: ARTS
Online organization showcases ordinary, human stories
It creates an opportunity for ordinary people to share major or minor events in their life in an open and community-focused environment.
Comic Corner: When you reach too far
Set in 1988, the story follows four girls as they set out on their respective paper routes.
Off to Napster land
Metallica and Napster have finally reconciled their differences, after almost two decades and a lot of changes in the world of digital music sharing.
Original compositions featured in upcoming concert
“It’s one thing to look at it and watch it and appreciate it, another thing to actually put it together, whether it’s write a piece of music or build a piece of furniture.”
Choirs in Concert review
The different voices combined and interacted with each other to have a balanced, clear, and soothing sound across the corner of the whole theatre.
No escape from reality
This game is nothing like life. Why can only one player pick each job? Why do I have to get married?
Creative Writing Department showcases students’ work
The event featured readings from all Creative Writing courses, across the disciplines of fiction, speculative fiction, personal narrative, poetry, and playwriting.
Historical atlas brings local First Nations culture to life
The Stó:lō-Coast Salish Historical Atlas is a colossal effort to bring to light the lives and history of the people who called, and still call, this land home.
TV writer talks about writing and the film industry
“I’d go in and start pitching really crazy ideas, and they’d be like, ‘You gotta tone it down a little.’”