REVIEW – Annihilation
Exciting, tense & contemplative, Annihilation doubles up as sci-fi thriller and a sensory spectacle.
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Exciting, tense & contemplative, Annihilation doubles up as sci-fi thriller and a sensory spectacle.
While the motion changes nothing tangible, it sets a strange standard for how we manage political sensitivities with other groups on campus.
Every generation has its own coming of age story. For kids growing up in the “plugged in” age, Love, Simon will prove to be a relatable look at high school…
As a very easy pick-up, put-down read, this book travelled with me wherever I went for a couple weeks.
We’re back! What would any sane person do on a Wednesday evening than curl up by the fire to watch some live updates to the third Guild Council meeting of…
However aside from an amazing performance from Colin Firth, the effectively disorientating cinematography and some effective moments, it’s a hard film to recommend to those who aren’t already interested.
Cohen almost didn’t turn up this week! Special guest Laney Kunum and Bridget talk about Quidditch and Prosh in his absence. Also: small dogs, the new Class Rep system, Multicultural…
So today in a little slice of Guild news the following motion was passed unanimously at today’s Guild Council Special Meeting: That the 105th Guild Council accepts the attached Guild…
Welcome to the student gig guide, a calendar of local music gigs which are completely and totally in a student’s budget.
If truly, really, and sincerely wanted to respect Mexican people and their culture, they would’ve done it from the very beginning, and not just when they got caught out.