Katie McGroarty
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Fringe Arts
In The Streets, On The Air
On Feb. 20, you won’t need an FM dial to tune into local radio.
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Fringe Arts
The Best of the Small Scale
In a city like this, it’s often hard to know where to start in terms of art offerings because there is, quite simply, so much going on every week it’s almost impossible to keep track of it all.
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Indie Rock Christmas Cry-Fest
Tired of Happy Holiday Songs? Tune In and Sob With This Playlist.
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Fringe Arts
Titus Andronicus Wants to Sleep on Your Floor
Patrick Stickles is, by most definitions of the term, kind of a rock star. In all likelihood he’s graduated from the youthful stage of parentally-enforced suburban depravity.
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Fringe Arts
Women Behind the Canvas
After being disappointed by what they saw as an underrepresentation of women in their art history courses, six Concordia students have decided to do something to fill that void.
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Fringe Arts
XX on the WWW
Get ready to learn what the oft-used but rarely defined term “digital art” really means.
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Fringe Arts Editor vs. Community Editor on The Darcys
Point-Counterpoint by two editors on The Darcys show at Casa del Popolo.
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Special Issue
Long Division and STIs
Typically, proper condom use isn’t discussed after a history lesson, and—in most high schools—you won’t see teachers following up a math quiz with a brief discussion on sexuality.
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Opinions
Nah’msayin?
Every time a skateboard is used as a mode of transportation—instead of say, a prop in a 1992 throwback costume—a tiny part of me dies.
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Opinions
Art Gets the Axe
Stock up on paintbrushes, artists—the way things are going in this country, art supplies might be hard to come by before long.
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Fringe Arts
Seeing Red
Anger and frustration often spawn creativity. For Annabelle Chvostek, a year of protests yielded an album’s worth of lyrics.
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News
Talkin’ Trash
With over 40,000 students and staff who study, eat and occasionally sleep on campus, Concordia University inevitably has a lot to deal with on garbage day.
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Fringe Arts
Out of Hibernation
Secluded in the backwoods of upstate New York, the members of Wintersleep got really, really good at badminton last summer.
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Fringe Arts
Prints for Paupers
There are generally two options when it comes to printmaking for photographers. You can go the do-it-yourself way and risk an amateur aesthetic.
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Fringe Arts
Home Is Where the Zine Is
Zines are personal. They are birthed from photocopies and glue sticks, from small scenes and big ideas. Zine-makers infuse their personalities into the pages.
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Opinions
Nah’msayin?
After waking up in a POP Montreal-fueled daze/four-day hangover, I was less than pleased this past Sunday morning.