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Arts & Culture

7 movies to feel lucky about in 2013

By Luke Orrell | January 18, 2013
Rich. (Photo supplied by Scott Munn)

We’re all dying to dance

Rich Aucoin is a kinetic thinker
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | January 18, 2013
The richness of the Chardonnay and the richness of the lobster make this pairing a winner. (Jessica Emin photo)

How to pair food and wine

By Jessica Emin | January 16, 2013
Photo supplied

What would you say Seinfeld would do?

The Internet is giving TV shows a new place to live, long after their supposed last episodes aired on network television.
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | January 11, 2013

Citizen journalist, amateur director?

By Samantha Alexander | January 11, 2013

Cloud music

By Evan McIntyre | January 11, 2013
Enter the vortex. (Alice Hebb photo)

The art of sport

By Meagan Deuling | January 11, 2013
Arts Logo

Mother Mother review

By Mat Wilush | December 1, 2012
E-books can be functional, but they don’t truly replicate the reading experience. (Photo supplied)

The shame of e-books

By Shoshana Deutsh | November 27, 2012
Stop overthinking it Hamlet!

How to write a novel in 30 days

By Mat Wilush | November 23, 2012
“We're going to see a turnaround in how Wikipedia is viewed within academia” —David Purdy.

Wiki-wunderkind

Like most great online discoveries, it was boredom that led David Purdy to Wikipedia back in 2006.
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | November 23, 2012
Gallery proprietor Michele Gallant poses with the latest exhibit.

Winding down with animal art

By Jesse Campbell | November 23, 2012
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