Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Finding Your Native Tongue
Austin Tufts, drummer for Montreal quartet Braids, is bringing bagels back to the band’s shared Outremont apartment when I reach him on the phone.
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Fringe Arts
Space Case
Over the next few weeks, the Fine Arts Student Alliance will be hosting a lecture series that offers a discussion on identity and its relationship to the external world.
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Fringe Arts
Dye It Blonde
The last time I went to value village I bought a large black sweater with bright geometric shapes overlapping on it. the sweater is a little too big for me but I like it a lot because I feel like a seven-year old wearing it.
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Fringe Arts
Capturing the Uncapturable
As a child, it’s easy to get caught up in tall tales, and it’s often difficult to outgrow them completely.
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Fringe Arts
‘Not a False Moment’
Linda Griffiths is an established playwright and actor living in Toronto where she runs her own theatre company, Duchess Production.
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Alum Writ
Unable to properly close the window of the cabin
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“Not a Crazy Dream”
After five years of indie-influenced community, retail and art, Headquarters Galerie + Boutique will be holding their final vernissage this Friday, Jan. 14, before closing their doors and moving on to craftier pastures.
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Fringe Arts
One of These Jokes is Not Like the Other
Everyone stretches the truth now and then.
Maybe that funny anecdote we told at dinner was exaggerated a teensy bit, and maybe This American Life contributor David Sedaris didn’t really work as a staff clerk in a mental hospital at age 13 to great comedic effect. -
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Kaputt
Kaputt,
I don’t even know why I like you but you kept me in on New Years. You’re keeping me away and under and turning. -
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New Sound, Old Tricks
Richard White wields the six-string in The Besnard Lakes, a group that much prefers studio methods of the past to the bedroom recordings so popular today.