By Tendayi Moyo
“USB device has been improperly removed. Data may have been corrupted,” reads the computer. We have all been warned time and time again about the imminent danger associated with improperly removing a USB device. Unfortunately, many of us did not read the writing on the wall. “I don’t even know how it began,” said first-year… Continue reading Hard drive, soft principles
Gravity is a visual phenomenon. You will not see a more beautiful film this year. It is gorgeous from start to finish and uses 3D to greater effect than any movie I’ve ever seen. If there is one film that works as a testament to the power of shot composition, it’s Gravity. It would be… Continue reading Film review: Gravity
Extra-terrestrial rock band GWAR are returning to MacEwan Student Centre Oct. 8 to inflict misery on their worshippers with their unique blend of monster metal music while dressed in elaborate costumes and battling monstrous creatures on stage. As the story goes, GWAR is a group of chaos warriors called the Scumdogs of the Universe who… Continue reading Band says university students’ curriculum enhanced by GWAR
Jeremy Gardner’s debut film The Battery reinvigorates the dying zombie narrative by focusing on the living rather than the dead. The Battery acknowledges the tired zombie tropes and then moves past them to create a strong character-driven film. This super-low budget project (made with only $6,000) didn’t have the luxury of leaning on gore-covered extras… Continue reading Film review: The Battery
By Remi Watts
By Ryan Pike
By Sam Hundle
With $800 million in sales on release day, Grand Theft Auto V has reached a monumental point in the history of gaming. Accompanying this flood of excitement is a deluge of gameplay videos from Instagram, Facebook, Reddit and similar sites of everything from walk-throughs, to videos of the game’s more questionable activities, like body-checking elderly… Continue reading Don’t blame the game
Stephen Harper has prorogued Parliament for the fourth time in his tenure as Prime Minister of Canada, and it’s hard to see his actions as little more than a way to stall for time against his Liberal and NDP opposition. After eight years of a Conservative minority government, this latest prorogation is another a midterm… Continue reading Conservative prorogation yet another bad joke
