True story inspires one-woman play about justice system
Playwright Judith Thompson’s compassion protrudes By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer Judith Thompson tackles difficult subject matter yet again with fantastically…
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Crudeness meets Bateman
‘Bad Words’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 3/5 With a movie called Bad Words, you know what you’re in…
New Captain America movie is Marvel-ous
‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 4/5 Captain America began in the 1940s when a…
A game of bureaucracy and backstabbing
‘Lords of Waterdeep’ review By Ed Appleby, Illustrator Do you love the myth and magic of high fantasy, but dislike…
Douglas College student concert presents rising stars
Awards, scholarships given to best and brightest By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Douglas College music students celebrated their achievements at…
Coping with the deaths of fictional characters
Saying goodbye to our favourites By Cazzy Lewchuk, Staff Writer These days prominent characters are being killed off during the…
Steven’s Man-Cave: Three free games for me (and you)
Great free PS3 games you can download By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist There were a few games you probably overlooked…
Under the Feminist Microscope: ‘The LEGO Movie’
Gender stereotypes abound in children’s film By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer Totally, utterly, and completely gender-stereotyping, The LEGO Movie placed its…
Student concerts: Arts at One and Regenerate
Take time to relax while studying for exams By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Studying for final exams is a fine…
Monumental!
‘7 Wonders’ review By Ed Appleby, Illustrator With most games, the more you play the better you get. With 7…