Trent Film Society Presents: The House of the Devil
We started our Shock-tober horror series by visiting various parts of the world, exploring different types of horror, and understanding what makes people tick. From South Korea’s I Saw the …
Month: October 2014
TQC: A history of the Trent Queer Collective
The Trent Lesbian and Gay Collective sent out their first newsletter in 1987 and did absolutely nothing till the nineties. Well not really, but this is the story the “archive” …
Trent Radio: A demonstration of some possible things
Wherein James Kerr of Trent Radio demonstrates the silliness that could happen on the radio. Some of you may have seen this high-jumping web-head “Spider-man” slinging his goop all over …
TMSA: Reflections on Malala’s Peace Prize
Malala Yousafzai has been awarded the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, which she shares with Kailash Satyarthi, as recognition “for their struggle against oppression of young people and children in South …
TUMS: What is the Madrigal Choir?
If you’re not one of the 10-15 people who regularly attend rehearsals, chances are you probably don’t know much about the Trent Madrigal Choir. In addition to the concert choir, …
Editorial: Online learning needs an an overhaul
During my recent interview with Trent University’s new President, Dr. Leo Groake (published in our last issue), he discussed at length the arrival of the digital age and how he …
Editorial: Looking back on an exciting, engaging election
By the time you read this, the results of Peterborough’s municipal election will be well known. Unfortunately, given the nature of our publication schedule, the same cannot be said for …
Letters to the Editor: Volume 49 Issue 7
Jackson Park needs to be protected from Parkway Re: “Parkway good for the city” (letters, issue 4, September 30) Dear Arthur, Your letter-writer Joan Reeves [Letters, Issue 34] claims to …
Comment: “They” attacked “Us” and Canada will defend – In response to the Parliament Hill shooting on October 22
In the wake of the events on Wednesday October 22, I’ve found myself reeling with a form of disconnect from my Canadian Identity. I have to say it, I’m honestly …
Lester Alfonso asks: just what IS art, anyway?
If Lester Alfonso’s What Is Art? series has taught him anything – and it seems to have taught him more than a few things – it’s that in the right …