Part-time precarious positions have negative impacts for students, teachers and for education in general. At Trent, the casualization of the academic labour force has been incrementing in the last few…
Posts tagged as “Issue 18”
B!KE’s executive director, Tegan Moss, will be representing Peterborough at the World Bicycle Forum (WBF) in Medellin, Colombia from February 26 to March 3. The event celebrates individual, group, NGO,…
In this edition we’ll be celebrating Black History Month with a slew of great books to be found downtown. Books And Things (Water St. between Simcoe and Hunter): Start here…
Say you have a great idea for Peterborough. It’s a very reasonable project or policy that would vastly improve the quality of life for residents of the city. It’s something…
Love! Is it objective, subjective, or even dangerous? With its sea of connotations one would ever wonder, ‘what is love?’ The month of February reminds everyone to once again ponder…
Have you ever wondered how to buy and read a book an Ancient Greece? If you have, let me tell you, it was nothing like buying books today. Professor of…
On Saturday, February 28, something special will be taking place at Curated, a small gallery of art and oddities located in the Charlotte Mews. Craig Pedersen of Montreal and…
Hello Trent movie goers and film enthusiasts! This week, Wednesday, February 25, Trent Film Society will be screening Justin Simien’s 2014 film Dear White People, as a standalone movie for…
Five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred moments, five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred reasons to go see Rent the Musical at Showplace! Art For Awareness, a local group…
There’s a fine line between stupid funny and just plain stupid. The original Hot Tub Time Machine was a masterclass in balancing that line. It took an uproariously ridiculous concept…