769: Musician’s Survival Guide Jul. 14, 2010
Film Reviews
Front
Vuepoint
Flying to oblivion
Samantha Power
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Queermonton
Sucked dry
Eclipse catalyzes critical reflection
Lucas Crawford
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Change in the heart of decay
Detroit hosts the second US Social Forum
Malcolm Azania
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Issues
Who was David Swann talking to?
Ricardo Acuña
/ http://parklandinstitute.ca
Zeit Geist
ISPs not broadcasters
ISPs must not become creator groups
Michael Geist
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Dyer Straight
The loneliest job
Difficult choices for Rwanda's Paul Kagame
Gwynne Dyer
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Environmental fallout
What does Syncrude's guilt in the deaths of 1600 ducks mean for environmental law?
Samantha Power
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Literary
Revue
Strange new world
Kira Henehan's debut digs into a fun but difficult world of its own
Michael Hingston
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Hop Scotch
A postmodern plea
Josef Braun
/ josef@vueweekly.com
Arts
Revue
Strange new world
Kira Henehan's debut digs into a fun but difficult world of its own
Michael Hingston
/ hingston@vueweekly.com
Hop Scotch
A postmodern plea
Josef Braun
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Revue
Student bodies
From the Human Body shows U of A students balancing technique and concept
Amy Fung
/ amy@vueweekly.com
Revue
Bigger is better
Best Little Whorehouse struggles to live up to its own larger-than-life world
David Berry
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Theatre
Revue
Bigger is better
Best Little Whorehouse struggles to live up to its own larger-than-life world
David Berry
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Dish
Veni, Vidi, Vino
Stemware 101
The shape of the glass can change the character of the wine
Mike Angus
/ mikeangus@vueweekly.com
Visual Art
Revue
Student bodies
From the Human Body shows U of A students balancing technique and concept
Amy Fung
/ amy@vueweekly.com
Dish Review
Revue
A fine balance
Ga Ya encapsulates the evenhandedness of Korean cuisine
L.S. Vors
/ vors@vueweekly.com
Profile
Delicate flower
Dahlia's goes Mediterranean by way of Montréal
Sharman Hnatiuk
/ sharman@vueweekly.com
Film
DVD Detective
Of housework and rocket belts
David Berry
/ david@vueweekly.com
Music
Music is war
F&M offers some tips for surviving the front lines
Ryan Anderson
Brave new world
Record labels look to diversification as a way to stay viable
Bryan Birtles
/ bryan@vueweekly.com
Enter Sandor
Track-tracking
Americans move towards more accurate music metrics
Steve Sandor
Prevue
What’s new, pussy cat?
Genre-spanning band returns with a new album after some time off
Bryan Birtles
/ bryan@vueweekly.com
Prevue
Creative control
Singer-songwriter prizes artistic integrity
Lewis Kelly
/ lewis@vueweekly.com
Old Sounds
The Cure: Disintegration
(Elektra) Originally released: 1989
David Berry
/ david@vueweekly.com
Prevue
Verbal acrobat
Local rapper reconciles shyness with backflips
Omar Mouallem
/ omar@vueweekly.com
Music Notes
Outdoor Adventures
Outdoors Insider
The races are on
A weekend of skateboard racing; Death Race seeks volunteers
Jeremy Derksen
/ jeremy@vueweekly.com
Audio
New Sounds
Future Breeds
Bryan Birtles
/ bryan@vueweekly.com
Vaudeville
Joe Gurba
/ joe@vueweekly.com
Against Love
Joe Gurba
/ joe@vueweekly.com
Rabbit On My Wheel
Lewis Kelly
/ lewis@vueweekly.com
Becoming a Jackal
Joe Gurba
/ joe@vueweekly.com
The Imagine Project
Jonathan Busch
/ jonathan@vueweekly.com
Edmonton Musicians Survival Guide
Music is war
F&M offers some tips for surviving the front lines
Ryan Anderson
Brave new world
Record labels look to diversification as a way to stay viable
Bryan Birtles
/ bryan@vueweekly.com
