Do-it-yourself absurdity
Marc Bell’s Illusztraijuns refutes comic conventions
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Life Lines: Obama’s echoes will be louder than you think
Conforming has for good reason painted an ugly picture for itself. It’s sad when the beauty of rainbow-like individuality falters into a stagnant monochrome field.… Read More »Life Lines: Obama’s echoes will be louder than you think
On the home court
Basketball tournament brings McGill students to the Filipino community
Pedestrian power
Alexander Weisler chats with Walkable City author Mary Soderstrom about sidewalks, cities, and urban sprawl
Lit supp part 5
_________________________________________ sarah mortimer Piano man His fingers were like children playing hopscotch across the keys. The envy of the playground, they hit every coordinate with… Read More »Lit supp part 5
Sports supplement creatine may improve cognition
Uncertainty shrouds the substance’s effectiveness and side effects
Patti Smith dreams of horses
Biopic captures the melancholy beauty of a punk rock icon
Opening the mind to machines
Scientists connect the brain to computers
Leacock staff suffer sick building syndrome
Employees move out of sixth floor complaining of chest pains, numbness, and vomiting; two remain out of work
U.S. presidential election excludes felons
As a result of outdated state laws, incarcerated and released felons don’t vote
Lit supp part 2
suzie philippot More tell: Last words for Dutch Schulz Flegenheimer the hidden rhymes of click and dipping ammonia. Aging afternoon, colder evening, a green shape… Read More »Lit supp part 2
In defense of Jane Doe
Shannon Stewart addresses the Pickton murders through poetry
Subverting subversive cinema
Mike Hoolboom compiles conversations on creativity and filmmaking
Lit supp part 1
____________________________________________ matthew donne Infinite Honey Was this from the Philly show at the Starlight Ballroom? Oh, so you’re the asshole who kept shouting ‘TV PARTY’,… Read More »Lit supp part 1
Spy vs. Spy
New book reveals Larry Chin’s thrilling infiltration of the CIA