This interview is the third in a series called, “Art during the Pandemic’,” that features artist students that link their reflective art with the global crisis. In part three, I feature artist Elia X and […]
Art has the power to uncover true emotions and help deal with the issues that affect our minds. The “Art during the Pandemic” series continues with a new artist: Arran K. Based in Waterloo, Arran […]
Art can be reflective of society and its circumstances. In this new series called, “Art during the Pandemic,” I interview student artists about how they are expressing themselves creatively in relation to the global crisis. […]
While the weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic turn into months, one by one, events have been officially cancelled all over the world. Among school, sports, award shows, festivals, marathons, and more, music concerts and events […]
Personally, my medium for entertainment of choice is movies. Shows always seem too long and dragged out, books have never really entertained me and board games tend to get too competitive. Movies give you a […]
Although it originated halfway across the globe, everyone knows that the Coronavirus has been around since November 2019, and it recently became a serious predicament for Canadians in the beginning of March 2020. Whether it […]
Even though it did not seem to make a big impression on the critics, Disney-Pixar’s animated movie Onward, released March 5th in Canada, is actually a heartfelt and moving story. Some do not think it’s […]
As a peer mentor in an ELD (English Literacy Development) class, I see first hand the ways in which students improve their understanding and use of the English language, something I’ve taken for granted my […]
Charis H, a grade 9 at WCI, has already made her debut on a professional stage as a solo pianist. Last Saturday, February 29th, Charis performed with the KW Symphony Concert at the Centre in […]
On Wednesday, February 26th, WCI’s Improv Team competed in one of the four-night regional improv competitions. The following Saturday, they competed for a Wild Card spot to be able to move on to the national […]
It’s December now and that means it’s blockbuster movie time. With plenty of new movies coming to theatres here’s an overview of a select few to check out. Jumanji: The Next Level (Comedy, Action) – […]
Noah Stolee is an 18 year old Kitchener-Waterloo resident who will soon be attending Wilfred Laurier University. He recently released his second album, Coffee and Caramel, which was absolutely fantastic so I tracked him down […]
The exhilarating, captivating, exquisite South Korean film, Parasite, directed by Bong Joon-ho, has collected numerous awards, including winning the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Film, and […]
Since the release of her first single, “Water Me” in 2013, Tahliah Barnett, or as she is professionally known, FKA twigs, has been renowned to be an antithesis to the conventions of making music. Her […]
“I used to think that my life was a tragedy. But now I realize, it’s a comedy.” Joker is a 2019 psychological drama film directed by Todd Phillips, the mind behind The Hangover and A […]
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