A Mennonite’s Kill Zone
winnipeg—We live in Wolseley, a granola-belt neighbourhood. We are surrounded by tree huggers. We’ve got standards to uphold, pacifist Mennonite standards. So, for the teenage boys in our family, when …
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Our Home and Wired Land
Spycraft struggles to stay on top of both terrorists and technology
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Aging Gracefully
the hague—When Sabine Kupferberg, one of the finest contemporary dancers of the Nederlands Dans Theater (ndt), reached the age at which dance steps that had once been easy increasingly became …
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Only Connect
The story of technological breakdown, a failure of true love, and how an Internet service non-provider ruined my life
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Wild Spaces
Curator Kitty Scott on Peter Doig’s disturbing landscapes
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Time Machine
“This photograph is telling the story of constructing the new Museum of Modern Art in New York. All the phases are there, but not visible in the way we’re used …
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Hail to the Hicks
How Hee Haw, Red Green,
and Corner Gas uphold a grand Canadian tradition
Amateurs Like Us
Those incredible men and women and their sort of doable, not-too-daunting feats
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Space Invaders
The seduction of small things made large
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Smacking Down the Vote
stamford, connecticut—At July’s Democratic National Convention, among the motley crew of talk-show pundits and political junkies, an unlikely figure could be spotted. A professional wrestler named Chris Nowinski was in …
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