A & C

She was wearing a white dress, knee-length and lacy. There were no shoes on her small feet and her creamy legs were bleeding. Down her right arm, symbols were carved, ancient Mandarin unless he was mistaken, and the blood from the wounds trailed down

I used to be the type of person that wanted to see the love in everything and believed that everyone had some good in them. Unfortunately, as I’ve gotten older, I’m beginning to realize that maybe I was wrong.

This week, I read a book written by a man who has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize four times. The author, Gene Sharp, is a retired political science professor who has spent nearly forty years researching totalitarian societies

I recently interviewed the incredibly talented band Panic Button, who reside right here in Regina, Saskatchewan.

If you like music, regardless of genre, do yourself a favour and listen to this album. Not only does it represent one of the greatest musical achievements in hip-hop’s short history but I think it also manages to transcend the genre.

Host Jael Bartnik sits down with Les Holmlund and Brent Caron of The Extroverts. From playing live shows with D.O.A., to playing the Schnitzel House, and even opening for a screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" in the Ed. Auditorium, The Extroverts were on the front lines of Canadian punk. Now releasing a new album "SUPPLE" they chat about where they've been and where they're going.

“What a lot of people don’t understand is that like, when you finish a record, there’s actually a lot of time between the record being finished and it being released.” - Jeremy Greenspan

Back in the day, when we were starting out, we were lookin’ for a name that would evoke the mood of our music. We tried out many alternatives, but in the end, when we sort of stumbled on Poets of the Fall, we just knew…

Apparently not enough, since Marxism-Leninism is still the most popular socialist tendency among the far-left, despite their ideology having failed or turned moribund in every single country in which it has been implemented.

Are you stressed out with the amount of schoolwork you need to complete? Are you bashing your head against a wall trying to come up with the perfect thesis statement? Are you drinking copious amounts of alcohol to try to numb your anxiety over an exam? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, it sounds like you need to de-stress. And, what better what to do that than by learning the calming art of crocheting?