Leave Teenage Girls Alone
When I talk to women my age about their high school dating experiences, almost all of us can recall a time where an older man made us uncomfortable. It could …
Month: September 2018
The 5 Best Places for Trent Students to Have a Good Cry
5. The Unused Top or Bottom of a Stairwell Pros: Privacy, aesthetics Cons: Drafty, echoey, not accessible Maybe your prof told you there’s no extension for your assignment. Maybe your …
PTBO-1001: Introduction to Peterborough Municipal Politics
The municipal election is 24 days away. How can students get involved? Tom Young has some suggestions. Young was a minor candidate in the 2014 Peterborough municipal election, running against …
She’s Giving Me Good Vibrations (and Hopefully Not Chlamydia)
On the night of September 21 of 1788, the Austrian army, comprised of various minorities, attacked itself while awaiting the Turkish forces. After having drank away most of the night, …
Trans Day of Resiliency
This past Friday September 21, trans people living in Peterborough and their allies gathered at Evans Contemporary for the Trans Day of Resilience. The event was presented by Peterborough Pride …
Trent Film Society Presents: La Haine
Peterborough film lovers! Trent Film Society is happy to present our final September screening, Mathieu Kassovitz’s 1995 Cannes Best Director Award winning magnum opus: La Haine! Kassovitz has built his …
Navigable Straits Concert Series Debuts at Sadleir House
In the wake of the Spill’s closure, the music scene in town has been growing, moving into new spaces. Spreading into Evans Contemporary, thriving in those venues already active like …
Horoscope Haikus: Volume 53 Issue 2
LIBRA Can’t fight this feeling Move with Mercury’s swift wings Tell them how you feel SCORPIO A breakthrough is near Brick by brick a wall is built Smash through the …
Artsweek 2018 Kickoff + “Imaginarium”
Artsweek is a week-long celebration of visual and performance arts in Peterborough. Like the art that is being portrayed, the venues of the different performances are varied and strategically scattered …
No More. Step Up. Speak Out. Take Back the Night.
Take Back The Night. It is a movement that began in the early 1960s with protests in Belgium and England, led by women that felt unsafe walking alone at night …