Arts & Life
Good food, service – a little loud

Good food, service – a little loud

Sometimes when I go out, I forget to check what other events are going on. Specifically, I frequently forget to factor in sports games when I make plans at casual restaurants and pubs. My friend and I went to Craft Beer Market on 100 Street and 101 Avenue for a girls’...

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It’s all about setting a tone

It’s all about setting a tone

There are very few topics that carry more weight than sex. Just that word … sex. It just sounds naughty. It’s almost as if you have to say it while slightly bending your leg and giving lusty eyes. It can be the end-all, be-all for some people but sometimes it’s that...

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Interview with “TBH NAIT”

Interview with “TBH NAIT”

If I had asked the creator of the “TBH NAIT” Facebook page to meet me for an interview two years ago, he may have avoided me. “When I was younger I was really shy,” said the 21-year-old marketing student, who requested to remain anonymous beyond that description. Such...

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It’s time to talk about it

It’s time to talk about it

Sex in today’s age is still a relatively taboo subject. Granted, sex is often a large part of our day to day interactions with media and entertainment but what happens when you talk about sex beyond a marketing point? Most people shy away and are reluctant to talk...

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Almond milk – at home

Almond milk – at home

Almond milk is a great alternative to cow or soy milk and, if you have a blender, it’s incredibly easy to make at home. This recipe can be made in about 15 minutes with some minimal preparation the night before and can be customized to suit your tastes. While you can...

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July Talk takes over Nest

July Talk takes over Nest

Keep your eyes peeled NAIT students, sometimes a little local fame drops by the campus. A successful performance by Canadian band July Talk took place at the Nest on Oct. 9 with Peter Dreimanis, Leah Fay (lead singers and guitar), Ian Docherty (guitar), Josh Warburton...

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Bul Go Gi still delights

Bul Go Gi still delights

I’ve been going to Bul Go Gi House since I was a little girl and it’s always been a delightful choice for a dinner out or for grabbing takeout. I had made plans to have dinner at Cafe Bicyclette before catching a play at La Cite Francophone with a friend of mine on...

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Just let the music flow

Just let the music flow

My friend was shredding a little John Mayer on a public piano in Churchill Square last weekend. Well, he was attempting to shred, when a pair of young women crept up behind him and asked if they could give it a go. “I play a little,” one of them said, as she slyly...

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Left us wanting more

Left us wanting more

This weekend, we saw the great Edmonton Comic and Entertainment Expo. The Expo did a great job of hosting all the vendors, artists and entertainers. Despite crowds of thousands of nerds and geeks, it was nicely spread over several different halls. That provided room...

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Bevy of multitudinous riffs

Bevy of multitudinous riffs

Roger Dean fans, rejoice! Emerge from the depths of your basement; take a break from practising polyrhythms and cursing Genesis before Phil Collins started singing, for the dawning of a new era of prog rock is upon us! With a bevy of multitudinous riffs and a litany...

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