Are you poppin’ yo collaz? (Shades optional.) (Ian Babbit)

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Popped collars: more than just a fad

This week marked an important milestone in my life. No, it wasn’t celebrating my 19th birthday yesterday that brought on this sense of wonderment and awe. It was something much greater: I bought my first polo shirt.

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October 18, 2005

Libraries: finding the perfect fit

This year, instead of stumbling blindly through my midterms, I am prepared to study. Studying at home is not an option, because it means TV, DVDs, an array of food and too much gossip to handle. So off to the libraries I go.

October 14, 2005

A front-row seat for the Last Lecture on Earth

Did you know that even though the theory of evolution dominates academia, 47 per cent of Americans are creationists, and creation science is taught in 15-20 per cent of U.S. schools? How about the fact that 40 per cent of Americans believe human beings were formed in the exact state we are now, or that 52 percent believe dinosaurs co-existed with humans?

October 14, 2005

The bad, the worse, and the crap-tastic

Do you love bad movies? Do they make you laugh until you cry and/or pass out? Do you think Keanu Reeves only has one facial expression but love his one facial expression anyway? Then this column is for you. Postscript has gathered the prime pricelessly awful movies you might actively condemn in public, but enjoy very furtively in the privacy of your own home.

October 6, 2005

Postscript dances up a sensual storm

They say university is all about branching out. So, on Monday, I decided to branch out big time and immerse myself in a new learning experience. Only this time, my intentions weren’t so academic: I signed myself up for a trial belly dancing class.

October 4, 2005

What is art? A poster sale story

Students who walked through the Imaginus poster sale two weeks ago, among rows of posters and replicas of classic art, may have noticed something slightly different this year.