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  Moving Real Close

  Megan Dolski – Updated February 10, 2013 at 10:56pm

  The story is autobiographical, the creative process inverted and the stage is, well, absent entirely.

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  Artists on “I Have a Dream”

  Michelle Pucci – Published February 8, 2013

  In the multidisciplinary exhibition MLK 50, six contemporary artists reinterpret Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech.

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  Link Live Session: Patrick Krief

  The Link – Published February 7, 2013

  Before his set at Casa Del Popolo, Patrick Krief played an acoustic version of “Lost in Japan” for us in his Côte Saint-Luc home. It’s a song about his time in that country, where he felt the strongest sense of Lost in Translation-esque culture shock.

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  Handheld Nightlife

  Laura Pellicer – Published February 6, 2013

  What if there was an app that got you into clubs, hooked you up with deals and helped you track down your friends during a night out?

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  Not Your Parents’ Chinese New Year

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published February 4, 2013

  Television and radio have gone the way of auditoriums and gramophones for Montreal’s young entertainers.

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  Black History Month Dreams Bigger

  Michelle Pucci – Published February 4, 2013

  For fifty years, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream has become more of a reality, but Montreal’s Black History Month reminds us the road to social equality isn’t over.

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  The Solar System is Glass

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published February 1, 2013

  Concordia’s Fine Arts department has been inviting artists to speak in free events for years, but with their new lecture series, Conversations in Contemporary Art, it’s a bi-weekly affair.

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  Curd Your Enthusiasm

  Rebecca Ugolini – Published January 31, 2013

  No matter how enthusiastic we were about our New Year’s diet resolutions, leaving the bar after a night of drinking does not lend itself to kale chips…

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  Students in The Spotlight

  Josh Dixon – Published January 29, 2013

  While finding a foothold in one’s preferred industry can be hard for any student, it seems to be especially difficult for those studying drama.

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  Of Academia, DIY and Student Strikes

  Vivien Leung – Published January 29, 2013

  Being somewhat of a pessimist may be beneficial—or at least that’s how things happened to work out in Heather Davis’s case.