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I, witness: My experience at the Holocaust field school

July 7, 2016July 13, 2016
Riley van der Linden
I remember my hesitation clearly as I walked into the Germanic Studies office in Clearihue on the first of November. My hands were sweating, my stomach was in knots, and my...

Laci Green’s talk a timely reminder

October 8, 2015October 7, 2015
Riley van der Linden
Between the University of Victoria Students’ Society’s Let’s Get Consensual campaign, which has been in full swing since the start of school, and the sexual assault on campus last week,...

Come & Go makes for upbeat #tbt

September 10, 2015September 9, 2015
Riley van der Linden
When I hear a track on the radio, or a friend suggests a song for me to listen to, my first thought is to wonder where this music comes from....

Fringe Fest: Shakespeare gets ‘wyrd’

September 4, 2015September 4, 2015
Riley van der Linden
I never thought that William Shakespeare's plays would be told well through contemporary dance and collective movement theatre, but in the case of DamnSpot Theatre’s production of The Wyrd Sisters,...

This Montreal band is one to watch: Review: Motel Raphaël – Cable TV

September 25, 2014September 24, 2014
Riley van der Linden
From the moment I was halfway through the first track on Motel Raphaël’s debut album Cable TV, I knew that this was going to be one of my newest musical

New audience for spoken word poetry?

September 11, 2014September 10, 2014
Riley van der Linden
While the first Vike’s Men’s football game led to a loss against the UBC Thunderbirds, Jeremy Loveday’s spoken word poem “Masks Off: a Message to Men” scored with many in

Fringe: For Body and Light is poetry most moving

August 28, 2014August 28, 2014
Riley van der Linden
Contemporary dance and spoken word poetry created the breathtaking illusion of being situated in the middle of the ocean, with only the light of the moon to guide the audience

Fringe: The Anthropocalypse trips up

August 27, 2014
Riley van der Linden
Picture this: a single man sitting on a dark stage, blowing into a bowl of water, filling the room with the bubbly, irritating noise of water beat boxing. Suddenly, the...

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