Healing Through Rage: An 8-Track of Angry Canadian Artists
The following article initially appeared in a reduced version in the Bull & Bear Winter 2021 Print Issue: Healing. In…
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Rocking Hard and Giving Back: McGill’s Music Scene During COVID-19
This year has been one of the toughest for McGill’s music scene. Both local artists and student-run organizations have been…
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Marche Ventura is a Hidden Pulse of Local Art
Marche Ventura sits on the corner of Duluth and Clark. The small, vibrant building stands out from the adjacent grey…
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Where Are The Coming of Age Stories For People In Their Twenties?
Every now and again, a story comes along that perfectly captures your innermost thoughts. It’s a disconcerting feeling to see…
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A Totally Scientific Ranking of New Residence Hall’s Best Desserts
Who doesn’t love dessert? From ice cream to cake to cookies, and more, dessert represents many people’s favorite meal. (And…
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A Definitive Ranking of Steven Yeun’s Filmography
Earlier this month, Steven Yeun made history as the first Asian-American man to receive an Oscar nomination for best actor,…
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A Caffeinated Cafe Crawl
Temperate temperatures are back! This means it’s finally time to crawl out of our winter caves and check out Montreal’s…
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PHI Centre reopens its doors, creates pathways of innovation
PHI Centre, a multidisciplinary arts and culture organization located in the Old Port of Montreal, is a testament to the…
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McGill Students Should Give Short Films a Chance
Short films (shorts) are approaching their annual and all-too-brief moment in the spotlight. Today, on March 15th, the Oscars announced…
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Only Footprints Provides Frights and Fun During La Festival de la Bête Noire 2021
Choose Your Own Nightmare! It’s another Saturday night in the infamous pandemic. You have two options: 1. Open your laptop …
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