The third iteration of this crossover endeavour between the Studio Voice class in the Professional Theatre Department and SPACE, under the auspices of Arts and Science, was another success.
By Matt Holland
People lie. People steal. People go back to school.
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PARK(ing) Day 2014 in Montreal, taking place Friday, Sept. 19, temoporarily transforms parking spots into creative public spaces.
A paralyzed girl learns that miracles come with a price. (Fiction)
There is light, I smell it. (Poem)
The word Gamer is used haphazardly today, but what does it mean? An etymological questioning of a modern term gone wild.
Audio of a rant that collides with the traditional view that rap has no place in refined and cultured society, showing that rap can be used in a...
Previous generations conformed to certain standards. Now those standards are about to conform to us.
Every thought of teaching English as a Second Language overseas? Hear from a Dawson grad who did!
For years, biologists and engineers alike have been trying to replicate and even enhance muscle for a range of applications. Well what if the...
Tiny particles called muons may be at the core of one of the most fascinating and cutting-edge innovations in the field of nuclear waste...
my mother told me of survival and tragedy occurring on italian coasts from a small age. october 2013 was not the first.
A discussion of the anti-gay propaganda law enacted in Russia.
Existential questions of meaning and opportunity collide as one girl ventures into adulthood.
