762: Timeland May. 26, 2010
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Cover
Breaking the isolation
The AGA's Timeland biennial looks at the state of Albertan art
Amy Fung
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Film Reviews
Front
Dyer Straight
Battle of the Nile
Northeast Africa signs agreement, but how long will conflict be averted?
Gwynne Dyer
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Zeit Geist
Navigating copyright
How to understand upcoming copyright legislation
Michael Geist
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No easy answers
Somali Albertans face barriers to necessary services
David Berry
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Queermonton
Guide to Pride
Tips on the difficult road to coming out and living proud
Tamara Gorzalka
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A councillor’s dozen
Dave Thiele talks about his 12 years on city council
Mimi Williams
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Pot of controversy
Conservative government re-introduces anti-marijuana bill
Mike Angus
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Vuepoint
Roads for all
Samantha Power
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News Roundup
Hangers for choice
Mimi Williams
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News Roundup
City with a plan
Samantha Power
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News Roundup
Word of the week
Samantha Power
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News Roundup
Robin Hood Tax
Samantha Power
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Speaking my language
A dual-language script poses no trouble for Garage Alec
Paul Blinov
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Arts
Breaking the isolation
The AGA's Timeland biennial looks at the state of Albertan art
Amy Fung
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Revue
Out of the cradle
Cradle to Stage ably presents three up and coming works
David Berry
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Prevue
For the kids
International Children's Fest offers more than television
Heather Skinner
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Revue
Spot on
The Paint Spot's move off of Whyte has been a positive one
Amy Fung
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Prairie Artsters
Down in L-town
Lethbridge's visual arts scene one of Canada's most intriguing
Amy Fung
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DVD Detective
In the Outback
Cultural critiques aside, Walkabout a fine coming of age story
Josef Braun
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Theatre
Prevue
For the kids
International Children's Fest offers more than television
Heather Skinner
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Dish
Profile
New wave
Transcend part of the maturation of Edmonton's coffee scene
L.S. Vors
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To the Pint
Eye of newt
Experimental extremes pay off for Oregon brewery
Jason Foster
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Dish Review
Revue
As good as a rest
A name change and a perception shift at the Manor Casual Bistro
Jan Hostyn
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Film
Music
Prevue
Road testing
Ann Vriend tries a new tactic on her upcoming record
David Berry
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Backlash Blues
Wyrd days, Wyrd nights
What happens when music criticism and music festivals collide?
Roland Pemberton
Enter Sandor
Vinyl ascendant
CDs are going the way of Betamax
Steve Sandor
Buzzcocks timeline 1975 to 2006
Buzzcocks have taken their share of twists and turns
Bryan Birtles
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Prevue
Waves of delight
Caribou goes for liquid pleasures on Swim
Mary Christa O’Keefe
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Revue
Take off
Sage Francis's latest a departure
David Berry
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Prevue
Digeridude
Aussie multi-instrumentalist returns to Edmonton
Mike Angus
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VueTube
Mireille Moquin Live in the Vue Weekly Studio
Exclusive online video
Vue Staff
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Old Sounds
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St
(Atlantic) Originally released: 1972
Eden Munro
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Music Notes
Music Notes
The Perms
Heather Skinner
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Music Notes
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes
The life and death and life of Ima Robot frontman Alex Ebert
Mike Angus
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New Sounds
Champ
Bryan Birtles
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Road Kill
Samantha Power
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El Ángel Exterminador
Jim Dean
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The Obsidian Conspiracy
Samantha Power
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Down the Way
Jim Dean
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