‘Mass Effect’ maintains an audience from video game to graphic novel
‘Mass Effect: Redemption’ review By Brittney MacDonald, Columnist 5/5 Mass Effect: Redemption takes readers into a graphic novel version of…
Category: ARTS
British Pantomime 101 Part 3: ‘Cinderella’
Tradition and family in a magical tale By Clive Ramroop, Contributor Ellie King has been the director and writer of…
‘Mary Poppins’ brings back the magic of childhood
Arts Club presents a Disney classic By Aidan Mouellic, Staff Writer Just in time for the holidays, the Arts Club…
ReACT, review, rewrite
Arts Club presents dramatized script readings By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor The Arts Club’s ReACT series celebrated its 13th season…
Feminism isn’t a swear word, it’s progress
Douglas College shows feminist documentary By Shea O’Grady, Contributor The Women’s Centre at Douglas College screened the documentary Status Quo?…
A battle 5,000 years in the making
‘Thor: The Dark World’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 3/5 The time has come again for yet another instalment…
Brutality goes to a whole new level
Review of ’12 Years a Slave’ By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 5/5 It takes a lot these days for people…
British Pantomime 101 Part 2: ‘The Frog Princess’
Panto twist on amphibious love story By Clive Ramroop, Contributor Mike Balser is the director and co-writer of The Frog…
Netflix Pix
Choices from Netflix to combat boredom By Shea O’Grady, Contributor House of Cards, US, 2013 5/5 House of Cards is…
Mixed media artist’s work sends mixed messages
Amelia Douglas Art Gallery welcomes Cynthia Minden By Aidan Mouellic, Staff Writer Cynthia Minden is best known for creating intricately…