Inkwell
Look out
Culture
Mockery of the memes
Ben Poirier investigates the sober side of campus comedy
Inkwell
Attempt and Failure Towards a Northern Renaissance Triptych The City
The Empress may or may not strike back
Kaj Huddart investigates the continuing question of and NDG landmark’s future
My Mama always told me
A daughter’s reflection on home away from home
Get your fibre
VAV Gallery show puts the spotlight on an alternative medium
When sugar-free ain’t so sweet
Katrina Sieniuc explores Montreal’s sodapop past
$1.50 a day
When the cost of a water bottle outweighs the cost of a life
The dying breed of dive bars
A search for authenticity in the urban nightscape
I am (secretly) an important person
What we often forget about community
Lit Sup
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CULTURE BRIEF
M for Montreal
The pros of propaganda
A historical look at cinema’s dealings with social uprising
CULTURE BRIEF
Children’s book, adult issue
Art meets academia: a field study
Eastern Bloc exhibition brings together the seemingly disparate disciplines of art and anthropology