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Album Review: Carly Rae Jepsen’s The Loneliest Time

Album Review: Carly Rae Jepsen’s The Loneliest Time

Chances are that telling a stranger you listen to Carly Rae Jepsen will receive an uncomprehending response. If they’re Canadian, you might receive a glimpse of solidarity for fellow Canadian Jepsen, who performed at the Calgary Stampede this summer, but generally, a stranger will associate her with “Call Me

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Top five Halloween movies

Top five Halloween movies

October is upon us, which means it’s spooky season! The best part of spooky season is all the incredible Halloween movies we can watch. Halloween movies are not horror movies but are their own separate category that merges dark, gothic and macabre aesthetics with excellent comedy to provide a

How desire for freedom is uniting women of Iran and India

How desire for freedom is uniting women of Iran and India

Two different countries, two different governments, and two different policies have each led to the same result in Iran and India — women protesting for their rights.  In Iran, protestors fight for the right not to wear a hijab. In India, protestors fight for the right to wear a hijab. In

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Possibility and precipices: The uplifting return of Alberta Ballet

Possibility and precipices: The uplifting return of Alberta Ballet

For the first time in this year’s season, Alberta Ballet dancers present Away We Go, a collection of three works from three celebrated female choreographers. Among this collection is Skyward, choreographed by Alysa Pires and originally choreographed for the National Ballet of Canada. Skyward, along with the other works

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