ARTiculate: The summer of the re-hash
Year after year, Hollywood subjects moviegoers new movies spilling over with old content, and this summer theatres were littered with recycled material from Hollywood’s blue bin.
Digging deep but coming up short
It’s the crack of noon, so roll yourself out of bed, brew a cup of extra strong tea and settle in with the philosophically melancholy characters featured in Guillaume Morissette’s debut collection of stories and poems, I Am My Own Betrayal.
The way we used to Cut and Paste
Amanda Durepos graduated from Concordia this June from the Art History and Studio Art program. The Concordian sat down with Durepos to discuss her new art exhibit and the inspiration behind her fascinating work.
Judging a book by its author…
How do you judge a book? We’re told not to judge a book by its cover, but what about judging a book by its author?
Blockbuster or Bust: The Avengers
Marvel Comics’ The Avengers opened this past weekend to the tune of 200 million dollars in revenue. But were moviegoers shelling out for a box office hit or a Hollywood bust?
What’s in your beach bag?
So, you’re a university student who loves the free time summer brings. You’re looking forward to sitting on a beach blanket with a good book. But you’ve got so many choices, so many things you could read.
Love at the click of a mouse
As a self-proclaimed veteran of Internet dating, I learned the rules the hard way and I’ve dealt with the stigma on a daily basis.
Professional slacker? Foot always in your mouth?
“You’re the kind of guy who falls in love after one date,” begins Doug Harris’ first novel, YOU…
Pens, paper, prestige
All year long, students in English are busy writing essays and students in creative writing are cooped up…
He writes hard for the money
“Five years ago, I was ready to kill myself or join the army,” said Concordia creative writing student…
In the land of women
If you subscribe to early ‘90s gender theory, men and women hail from different planets (Mars and Venus,…
Have a little SIPA or drink it all in
Erasing memories, pregnant nuns, dead babies and disenfranchised youths are just a few of the themes being played…