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The Minstrel, a creative outlet for students gifted in writing fiction or creating visual art, made its winter appearance Wednesday, March 3.  This entertaining and thought provoking magazine, managed by Peter Frieswick, provides students with a chance to develop their writing, have it reviewed by an experienced editor, and potentially receive cash prizes that in

Following up a captivating poet like Christian Bok is no piece of cake, but Di Brandt certainly made a commendable effort during her visit to Redeemer on February 4th. She may have a small voice and gentle personality, but Di Brandt also has courage that would give Oz’s lion a run for his money. Di Brandt began her poetic career as a rebel, if you can imagine writing poetry to be rebellious, but in more recent years she has made some major changes to the way she views the Mennonite background she originally ran away from.

By Chance McAllister The Strand (Victoria College, University of Toronto) TORONTO (CUP) – Earlier this year, a Toronto Star investigation found that sometimes all one has to do to get a degree is pay money. The Star had reporters go through some programs at small colleges across the GTA. They found that success could be had in the form of a degree without having to learn much of anything. This, it turns out, can be done at many bogus colleges for a tuition fee.

By Vincent McDermott The Eyeopener (Ryerson University) TORONTO (CUP)

BY LYNDA SCHROEDERS Intercamp (Grant MacEwan College) EDMONTON (CUP)