Margaret Rose
The females of my family extolled the virtues of our Queen, her cautious charm, the opera glove that sheathed the guiding arm. For this was ours, the Englishwoman’s mould. But …
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Moral Code
A new breed of video game challenges your conscience
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A corporate conference program
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We Be Naked
Our demands be modest. We not be asking for the moons of Jupiter. Clean air to breathe, clean water to drink
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Home Lands
A photographer traces his Mennonite roots from the Netherlands through Siberia
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Tomorrow Never Knows
The importance of conserving the present to prepare for the unknown future
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The Master
On and off the set with Philip Seymour Hoffman
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How Do You Like the Underworld?
The completely to me magical screen sits in the middle of this black desk, the one I put together with such trouble, following the instructions, muttering its nonsensical Swedish name …
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Verses from the Abstract
A young poet explains how he finds the words
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“It’s more than a game,” croons the announcer promoting an upcoming instalment of CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada. “It’s our game.” What, exactly, does it mean to say that hockey …
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