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June 2007

The Sounds of Science

June 12, 2007October 16, 2019 - by Alexander Gelfand

Computer-generated music moves out of the lab

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Vive le Saskatoon libre

June 12, 2007October 16, 2019 - by Ken Alexander

sobriquet for a town that began as a site for buffalo kills, became a temperance refuge, and is now situated in a province of declining population, but Saskatoon may yet …

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Verse and Versatility

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Peaking on the Prairies

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Tank Talk

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“What’ll we call this lot? ” “Who are they? ” “Dunno. They just showed up.” “From? ” “The 77th.” “In? ” “Tanks.” “Don’t mention it.” “No. Men. In bloody tanks.” “Steady on.” “Quite a …

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If I Were May

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If every event on the calendar went sim-saima-sima-lo with dead leaves and a black boy and a black girl snaking their thighs towards dawn with or without moonlight falling on …

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Summer Solstice

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Notwithstanding

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A playwright takes on the Charter

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