An Interview With Jay Cardinal Villeneuve On His Film “Holy Angels”
Jay Cardinal Villeneuve is an indigenous filmmaker and actor from Slave Lake, Alberta, and his film, Holy Angels, was featured in the Edmonton International Film Festival on Sunday, September 30 at 4pm at Landmark Cinemas 9 at City Centre. Holy Angels is an artistic documentary about Lena Wandering Spirit and her experiences in the residential school system in the 1960s. I was fortunate enough to be able to engage in a half-hour interview with Jay about his amazing film; I was joined by Seth Arcand, a local filmmaker and fellow CUE student. Continue reading An Interview With Jay Cardinal Villeneuve On His Film “Holy Angels”
Smashing Pumpkins Concert Review
Despite the assholes yelling and throwing stuff, the $45 t-shirt cost, and the underwhelming crowd size, I was certainly not disappointed, and neither were the fans who stuck it out and waited to the end of the exceptionally long show. Continue reading Smashing Pumpkins Concert Review
Concordia’s Smoke Ban
What does the student body have to say about this ban? Continue reading Concordia’s Smoke Ban
Welcome to the Faculty of Arts
University can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to stay that way. Continue reading Welcome to the Faculty of Arts
Space News: Our Brilliant Ball of Blazing Gas
That’s all the current news available regarding the Sun, hopefully giving you a greater sense of enlightenment on the matter. In the next edition of Space News, we go from the center of our survival to the far ends of our little bubble of influence. Continue reading Space News: Our Brilliant Ball of Blazing Gas
Edmonton: Immigration and Living
As a Canadian, I am proud of our multicultural country. Because of this, I decided to look into immigration into Western Canada, which was quite popular from the late 1800s till the early 1900s. Continue reading Edmonton: Immigration and Living
We’re All Scientists Now
In today’s fast shifting world, it is the ability to apply skills and mental processes, such as the scientific method, to new problems and, thereby, find solutions that enable us to find success. Continue reading We’re All Scientists Now
Homesickness
In the end, all you can do is bite the bullet and try to adjust. Let it be known now that if it really gets to you, there is no shame in quitting. Continue reading Homesickness
The Red (Yet Not Quite Dead) Planet
That’s the news now available regarding Mars so far, so you should mostly be caught up with the affairs of the fourth of four inner planets. In the next edition of Space News, we will move from the freezing into the flaming. Continue reading The Red (Yet Not Quite Dead) Planet
History of Northlands
I am sure many of you are familiar with the Northlands Racetrack which has operated for 113 years. They have sadly announced their last season, ending on August 25, 2018, with the 89th and final Canadian Derby. Continue reading History of Northlands