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"Throughout 2015, and so far in 2016, the pop-punk genre has been making an incredible revival." - Alexa Lawlor

Adelita’s Way is a hard rock band from Las Vegas, who was formed in 2006. The band's debut single "Invincible" broke them into the mainstream.

"The ideals of solidarity and cooperation that we gathered around at the concert were being upheld in that same space." - marty grande-sherbert

"This year’s Emmy Awards are especially exciting since Tatiana Maslany, a Regina-born actress, was recently nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her roles in the television series, Orphan Black." - Bodie Robinson

The history of the twentieth century is a testament to Orwell’s lesson in Animal Farm: Marxism-Leninism simply didn’t work. And the relevance of Orwell’s allegory still persists, especially for those of us on the left who struggle with the question of socialism.

"Considering the new Ghostbusters film is out in theatres, I decided to do a compare and contrast of the old and the new. This won’t be your standard film review, but more of a necessary comparison of the two." - Jael Bartnik

A Space of Their Own features writers from our community. Here’s Zoey Yanush’s poem “I Walk Alone”

Are you guys excited for the Marvel movie lineup or are you over the superhero trend? Bossman Matt Wincherauk and Arts and Culture Editor Hannah Grover debate.

Musical magicians make magical music.   Regina’s music scene has a wide variety of different genres that caters to many groups of music fans. Each band brings something unique to the community and that can definitely be said for Hoodoo. Heavily influenced by jazz, blues, and hip hop, Hoodoo’s sound is a continuous jam with a free-flowing song structure relying heavily on improvisation that creates a playful environment for the listener, making a lot of ...

Author: bodie robinson | A & C Writer Ever heard of rad mushroom art? Now you have. Imagine the state of the Earth about 65 million years ago following the second mass extinction, which wiped out the dinosaurs. A behemoth asteroid impacted the Earth, leaving a crater that is now known as the Gulf of Mexico. This impact flung all sorts of debris into the atmosphere, extinguishing the light of the sun. No sun, no ...