- VUSAC holds re-elections for all positions
- Moving Stephenson House
- Student admits not going north of Bloor in months
- VUSAC 2009-2010 report card: B-
- Goldring: no taxation without gratification
- Addition of Large Hadron Collider slows Goldring construction
- I chew therefore I am
- The shifting global paradigm: understanding interdependence
- Getting our priorities straight
- Does Vic favour equality over equity?
- All hail Stephen Harper, King of Canada!
- Silhouettes pushed, pulled, and pirouetted to perfection
- A mezzo performance
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- If he could list the ways
- Dawn: A Story of Love and Brains
by Gabe Robertson in Arts and Culture
For any would-be viewers of Lost, the television phenomenon that has engrossed millions with its mythology and drama, I have a warning for you: This is an overwrought character study in a fantastical setting, featuring a mystery that is never solved, and it portrays the quest for knowledge as something unattainable and destructive.
Post the First Commentby Jake Howell, Associate Editor in Film & Music
CANNES, FRANCE There's been a lot of talk about how Michael Douglas is reprising his famous role as the greedy Gordon Gekko, who first waltzed in Wall Street (1987). But let's face it: that film is nearly a quarter-century old, so a quick review may be in order.
by Jake Howell, Associate Editor in Film & Music
From the frosty Quebec winters to the sunny Côte d'Azur summers, young Canadian Xavier Dolan has certainly made his mark: the 21 year old writer, actor, and director is once again grabbing the attention of the international press here at the 63e Festival de Cannes, where last night, Dolan debuted his second film, Les Amours Imaginaires.
