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Shakespeare meets Scream at The Villains Theatre

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The same bed that was wildly small for a slumber party of three adults proves just big enough for an exorcism moments later.
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Six things to do over reading week in Halifax

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Just because classes at Dal are on break, doesn’t mean life in Halifax has to be

Nova Scotian author releases new English translation of essays by French-Swiss modernist writer Blaise Cendrars

University of King’s College student to premiere documentary at Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival

Top five Halloween events in Halifax

The sounds of fear

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Drawn in and left behind: the plight of temporary foreign workers

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Canada has long maintained a reputation as a welcoming haven for immigrants, but recent changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program raise questions...

TMZ’s unethical reporting on celebrity death

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TMZ reporters must realize that violating journalistic practices harms everyone involved.

In defense of the all-nighter

Kimberly Gilson -
Believe it or not, studying until the break of dawn makes some students feel invigorated.

Should young adults be allowed to trick-or-treat?

Jorji Chiasson -
“Fun doesn't stop when you turn 18. You should be able to do fun things without putting an age limit on it.”

It’s okay to not go on exchange

Hayley Carroll -
You don’t have to fly thousands of miles to make new friends and have incredible experiences.

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Canadian teams skate to gold as Skate Canada International comes to Halifax

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Several Canadian teams skated to gold at Skate Canada International, lighting up Halifax’s Scotiabank Centre with dynamic figure skating competition. Athletes from 14 countries took...

Dalhousie University women’s soccer looks back on season

Dalhousie basketball loses in home opener

New era of Dalhousie University women’s hockey

Dalhousie University basketball set to tipoff

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