By Mary Chan
This is the brick house CASA built… and they’re taking it to the federal government. The Canadian Alliance of Student Associations, a national lobby group is currently looking for students to sign wallpaper as part of its Education Builds a Nation campaign. "We have a ‘brick wall’ that will be set up and we’re asking… Continue reading CASA builds a wall
By Liv Ingram
Making its Alberta premiere at the Calgary Underground Film Festival, The Machine is a near-future British sci-fi movie from director Caradog W. James. With Britain in a deep recession and on the brink of a Cold War with China, the British Ministry of Defence is developing the world’s first robotic soldier with artificial intelligence to… Continue reading Film review: The Machine
By Megan Gole
Is it really possible to be a superhero for one day? This was a question I was hoping to answer on Sat., Sep.13 when I went to Dancer’s Studio West to see Theatre of the Living Statue’s production of BRAVA-Dreaming the Superhero. As was to be expected, audience members took part in the festivities by… Continue reading Dreaming the Superhero, dance as fantasy
By Joan Creaser
And the legacy of Whites continues. Compared to frog-voiced big bro Toby and verbally handicapped Terry, Rob White is articulate, direct and possessed of two fully functioning eyebrows. Like a little Mordred, White spent the last two years learning, biding his time in the shadows until now. Behold-the safest walking White ever to hold office.ExperienceWhite… Continue reading VP Op-Fi