Eats, Chews and Leaves: Baja Surf Grill benefits from lowered expectations October 18, 2012November 19, 2013 Kaitlyn Rosenburg Do you have a personal mantra? Some words to live by? Perhaps there’s a Katy Perry song that spoke to you in a moment of weakness? Don’t be embarrassed —
Songs to scrub to October 18, 2012November 19, 2013 Geoffrey Line If you’re averse to singing in the shower, it’s because you’ve suffered psychological damage.
Blackbird soars with social discomfort October 18, 2012October 17, 2012 Kaitlyn Rosenburg Pedophilia. The word has as many undesirable connotations as undesirable consequences. Theatre Inconnu’s production of David Harrower’s play Blackbird explores how pedophilia transforms two individuals.
Victoria’s Ultimate Hobby & Toy Fair is more than meets the eye October 18, 2012November 19, 2013 Glen O'Neill Amidst some of the soggiest weather we’ve had since April, fans, super-fans and the curious alike flocked to Pearkes Recreation Centre for Victoria’s Ultimate Hobby & Toy Fair on Oct.
Mise en Scene debut album Desire’s Despair promises to deliver October 3, 2012November 19, 2013 Vanessa Hawk Mise en Scene is riled up and ready to preview their debut album on a cross-country tour that’s making its way to Victoria for a show at Club 9One9 on
Events Calendar: October 10 – 31 October 3, 2012October 11, 2012 Alan Piffer Events Calendar: October 10 - 31
Eats, chews and leaves: Bin 4 offers a bevy of burgers October 3, 2012November 19, 2013 Kaitlyn Rosenburg I need to pose a few questions. Does food taste the same to everyone? If I polled a group of 100 hungry individuals, would they all describe a green apple
Plight of the puma named Roy October 3, 2012November 19, 2013 Travis Muir A minimum of a month-long term is required for people working with the park’s cats. The rationale behind this is to help maintain a structured routine for the animals, as
Seasonal drinking, Vancouver Island style October 3, 2012November 19, 2013 Tyler Laing Vancouver Island Brewery launches Iron Plow Harvest Märzen
‘What we define as news is pretty narrow’ October 3, 2012November 19, 2013 juliemcintosh and Hugo Wong Slightly early for our interview, I walk toward Vivian Smith’s office in UVic’s Fine Arts building. The instructor is busy talking to another student about the role journalism plays today.
