THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

Culture

  • By November 3, 2010

    I have read few books that speak to me so directly as the road novels of Jack Kerouac. His writing style, which he dubbed “spontaneous prose,” is purely and simply the voice in his head.

  • Fingerprince, a band, plays music together, attractively

    By November 3, 2010

    Since their initial debut this past spring as a new new wave band with an affinity for Prince songs (hence the name), Fingerprince have been practicing like mad in preparation for their anticipated return to the stage.

  • REVIEW: Spicy Bite is the best restaurant ever

    By November 3, 2010

    Spicy Bite is one of the best restaurants I have ever been to, in any city, ever. Coming from someone who regularly consumes about twice the daily recommended dose of calories, this is a bold claim indeed.

  • Zombie Strippers! is an atrociously awesome film

    By October 29, 2010

    The 2008 film Zombie Strippers! is, as its title may suggest, atrocious. But it’s also awesome: horribly, horribly awesome.

  • Most ridiculous movie costumes: 2010 edition

    By October 29, 2010

    Every year around Halloween you’ll likely come across countless articles about the best costumes for that year. Well, seems like you’ve found another, except I’m going to focus on the worst costumes you could pick.

  • Paranormal Activity 2 is actually good

    By October 29, 2010

    Horror sequels tend to suck. But relax; Hollywood did it right for once because Paranormal Activity 2 does not, in fact, suck.

  • Why we can’t get enough vomit

    By October 29, 2010

    I don’t usually indulge in this kind of analysis but ’tis the season for musings on the carnal, the bizarre, the horrible and the gross. So here’s an analysis of vomit and why we are obsessed with it as a culture.

  • Birthday Boys write 30 songs in 30 days, lose their minds (and one band member)

    By October 28, 2010

    If you’re wondering what could possibly compel a travelling band to attempt to write a song every single day for a month, the Birthday Boys wondering the exact same thing.