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4 takeaways from the 53rd Annual JUNO Awards
The show has come to be about more than just music, but should it be?
Dal/King’s Figure Skating Club; a team for everyone
Club hopes to grow membership of competitive and recreational skaters
Tigers speak on the successes in disappointing seasons
Dal hockey teams well represented in AUS awards despite losses
Scott Pilgrim vs. Halifax: How a local girl band inspired one of the classic movies of the 2010s
City councillor Waye Mason even played a crucial role in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’s existence
Dalhousie Inter-Gen Society will help with loneliness in students and seniors alike
The new society will launch this fall
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Poetry exploring femininity
The intersectionality of greatness and dysfunction
An investigation of greatness and its subsequent causes and symptoms
Webs and dolls: The good and the bad of women on the run
Two similar films were recently released, but only one is worth seeing
Being Black in Canada
This collection of short films at the Halifax Black Film Festival explored a diverse range of topics
Dune: Part Two isn’t the hero’s tale you think it is
Adapting Frank Herbert’s novel, Denis Villeneuve makes a small change with big ramifications
Attack of the Vending Machines!
How far will facial recognition go?
Disillusioned and in debt
A customer of higher education