Arts & Life
Montana’s adds sizzle to steak

Montana’s adds sizzle to steak

It seems like the natural Albertan thing to do: head out for a good, wholesome meal of steak and ribs. My fiancé and I recently visited the Montana’s in Sherwood Park. Being on a Thursday, it was fairly quiet despite arriving at peak dinner time. It made for some...

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Rollin’ on the river

Rollin’ on the river

Is there any better way to celebrate the start of a new year at NAIT than with rum, dancing and adventures on a river? NAITSA’s annual Pirate Party took over the Edmonton Queen Riverboat on Sept. 18 for an arrr-some evening of costumes and fun. Students and guests met...

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Metal to the extreme

Metal to the extreme

There may be a prominent metal music scene in Edmonton, with lots of different bands to check out but there is one you should definitely make a note of – Tales of the Tomb. They are described as psychological horror/death/murder metal. “We are considered to be a...

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New sketch app won’t sync – yet

New sketch app won’t sync – yet

FiftyThree released the new iPhone version of their popular sketching app for iPad earlier this week and updated the Paper version simultaneously. The changes were received with quite a bit of excitement. In its original form, Paper was a popular sketching app but the...

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Ampersand 27, feast for all

Ampersand 27, feast for all

With so many new restaurants popping up around Edmonton, it is difficult to decide where to go. So I am here to tell you about my experience at a local eatery, Ampersand 27, located on the beautiful Whyte Avenue strip. We walked in and the decor was trendy and...

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Ultimate course organizer

Ultimate course organizer

Like most college students, you probably know what it feels like to be confused about when certain assignments are due. The best way to keep your assignments (and your entire post secondary life) organized is with an app called iStudiez Pro. iStudiez Pro can help...

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On the Fringe

On the Fringe

As I walked around the Fringe grounds on my first day of volunteering I noticed all of the smiles. The smell of elephant ears and delicious green onion cakes was in the air. Childhood memories came rushing back. The feeling was electric. On my first day I was...

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Trailer Park comes to town

Trailer Park comes to town

The fine constabularies of Sunnyvale Trailer Park took over the Nest last Thursday. Trailer park supervisor Jim Lahey and his associate supervisor (and part-time lover) Randy Bobandy brought their shirtless, whiskey drinking, pot smoking, foulmouthed live routine to...

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Cat lovers – this is for you

Cat lovers – this is for you

Cat lovers better prepare themselves for the second annual Edmonton International Cat Fest presented by Nutrience. It will be purring down doors Saturday, May 30 at the NAIT gymnasium. Linda Hoang, NAIT television graduate and current digital communications specialist...

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Lighting often overlooked

Lighting often overlooked

There are many professions within the dance community and many of them are composed of people who work behind the scenes. Have you ever wondered how everything comes together, how the lights will simultaneously respond to the music? The lighting of a room can (and...

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