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Scholars trace ‘convergence of politics and art’

Arts Clarissa Fortin -
Clarissa Fortin went to the panel discussion for the Carleton University Art Gallery's latest exhibition, Photomontage Between the Wars (1918-1939).

Film review: Anna Karenina

Arts Duncan Chalmers -
Duncan Chalmers said Joe Wright's adaptation of Tolstoy's classic is sensuously appealing, but lacks soul.

Current Swell say ‘surf rock’ is just fine

Arts Mallory Rowan -
Victoria band Current Swell rocked Mavericks Nov. 23, with fans from all over stopping by the venue to see the band, Mallory Rowan reports.

Diamond Rings ‘transcends boundaries’

Arts Seon Park -
Seon Park spoke to John O'Regan of Diamond Rings about self-expression, bullying, and individuality.

Album review: Unapologetic

Arts Matt Lakatos-Hayward -
Matt Lakatos-Hayward reviewed Rihanna's latest effort, Unapologetic, which he says is an experimentation with simplicity.
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