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Karolina Karas

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Said the Whale tackles the US in new documentary

Jul 19, 2011 | Web Exclusive | No comments

Prepare to have the cliché of a glamorous rock and roll lifestyle shattered. There’s a new documentary about the struggle of a successful Canadian band that’s proof that life on the road is not all it’s cracked up to be.

Rainy Kulth Music Festival funky and fresh

Jul 18, 2011 | Web Exclusive | 1 Comment

Saturday’s line up was funky and fresh, with the likes of the high-energy Boom Booms, the soulful T. Nile and the well-loved Victoria local Aidan Knight getting the crowd energized in the downpour. The rain clouds disappeared for the two closing acts of Saturday night—Vancouver’s Top Less Gay Love Tekno Party and Montreal’s Stars.

Coombs to host grassroots festival

Jul 14, 2011 | Volume 64 Issue 3 | No comments

It’s that time of year again. Vancouver Island has already enjoyed the return of music festival favourites like Victoria’s International Jazz Festival and Port Renfrew’s Tall Tree Festival. This July 16 and 17, a new festival is taking the stage in Coombs, B.C.

Physical music celebrated with annual day

Apr 21, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 30 | No comments

At a time when, for many of us, our music collections only exist digitally, it’s nostalgic to remember the days when youth spent hours hunting in a record store for the perfect piece of vinyl. For those that miss those good ol’ days, fear not: on Saturday, April 16, the world celebrated the fourth annual Record Store Day.

FuseUVic sweeps 2011 UVSS elections

Referenda for online elections, ending bottled water sales and funding campus community gardens all pass

Mar 17, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 26 | 8 Comments

This year’s UVSS elections period closed in dramatic fashion on March 11, as the unofficial results saw the FuseUVic slate secure wins in each of their respective races.

Warner censured for breaking UVSS bylaws

Mar 17, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 26 | 8 Comments

Director-at-Large Nathan Warner was censured in an 11-3 vote during the March 14 meeting of the UVic Students’ Society (UVSS) Board of Directors. The motion to censure Warner and remove his director privileges was moved by Director of Academics Rajpreet Sall, who chairs Electoral Committee, for “knowingly [breaking] the bylaws of the society by casting more than one ballot” in last week’s UVSS elections.”

The ballot box

Break-ins, ballots cause candidate confusion

Mar 10, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 25 | 5 Comments

CFS break-in revisited

Elections are known to get to heated, but the race for positions on next year’s UVic Students’ Society (UVSS) seems to be taking things to another level.

The ballot box

Feb 17, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 23 | No comments

Campaigning doesn’t start until Feb. 28, but this year’s UVic Students’ Society (UVSS) elections are already heating up. Students may have noticed posters already dotted around campus, as Senate and Board of Governors (BOG) campaigning is now underway. Here are some of the highlights from the past week:

Delayed bursaries leave students wondering

Students may be forced to choose between playing it safe and dropping classes, or taking a risk on their finances

Jan 20, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 19 | No comments

Students who are unsure whether they will receive an award or bursary for this spring semester need not give up hope: those awarded will be notified before tuition is due at the end of the month.

Store blows clientele away with nostalgic toys

Jan 13, 2011 | Volume 63 Issue 18 | No comments

Although he’s only five months old, it seems safe to say that little Asher Woodward is going to have a pretty awesome childhood. It may have something to do with the fact that his parents, Candice and B. Woodward, own Cherry Bomb Toys, a nostalgia-based toy store found in downtown Victoria.

 

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