Plant’s new style of music is hard to pin down. The easiest descriptor is world music. For Led Zeppelin fans, it’s a totally different type of music, but it’s apparent the seeds of Plant’s new output were there back in his old days, too.
Plant’s new style of music is hard to pin down. The easiest descriptor is world music. For Led Zeppelin fans, it’s a totally different type of music, but it’s apparent the seeds of Plant’s new output were there back in his old days, too.
Renowned for its dazzling productions and invaluable use of comedia dell’arte, or comedy using dramatic masks, the Odyssey Theatre company is living up to its reputation with its most recent production, The Servant of Two Masters.
The British quartet, famous for their arena-filling folk-rock—and for being that band who had a banjo, and then ditched the banjo—break new, beautiful ground with their latest offering.
We can all picture the perfect summer bar—a place with a nice patio, available seats, and a drink menu that boasts a long list of summery selections. Waller Street Brewing doesn’t have a patio, but it does create a unique summer atmosphere all its own.
KÄSE is a three-piece jazz-fusion rock band, but Cam Buie, fourth-year piano performance student and the group’s pianist, says that he would describe their sound more as “punk rock for sissies.”
Children from Sandy Hill got a special treat when they visited the new student residence at 240 Friel St. this Halloween.
I have come to accept that I am an emotional eater. I eat when I’m stressed, and with school, life, and all the big things that accompany them, I find comfort in food. For some reason, shoving food in my mouth makes my body feel like everything is A-OK, but it’s not.
Day 2 of #NASH76 for the Fulcrum staff took them off course and into Vancouver. Arts & Culture editor, Sabrina Nemis, recounts the long and winding trip thus far.
Many of you left in the night, many are still stranded at airports. Stay tuned for any changes coming from CUP via email or on our blog www.cupnash.com/blog.
Hack-y holidays! Make your life a little easier with these holiday themed life hacks.
‘Tis the season of indulgence. We fill ourselves up with gifts, food, and relaxation, but balance is key when it comes to holiday excess. If you want to beat the “festive 15,” staying active during the holidays is a necessity.
When Rachel Lessard, the Fulcrum’s executive editor heard the pitch for “My Ottawa” a name immediately popped into her head.
“but every time I leave Toronto I’m like, ‘Oh, I need to get back to Ottawa where things make sense.”
Generally, I prefer to comment on the Canadian political system, but I couldn’t help take note of the US government shutdown because I was there.
Unfortunately, no matter how much you try to avoid it, diet is approximately 70 per cent of the weight loss and maintenance plan and should be a major priority in your fitness goals.
This week Marie gives you the low down on the basics of working out. She’s talking cardio and weight training; check it out.
Amerigo Rocha really loves food. Cooking, exploring new dining options and talking your ear off about them are just a few of his favourite hobbies. Every other Friday Amerigo will serve up a brand new blog post to satisfy your craving.
Thrown into one of Canada’s largest army training camps, one student experiences the grit and raw realities that those tasked with defending the country face on a daily basis.
If you’re looking to get started on a healthier, more active lifestyle but aren’t sure how to get going, never fear—help is here.
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Sometimes you need a good short-cut in life; I’m here to help KayCie Gravelle | Fulcrum Staff If you’ve ever been on the Internet there’s a good chance you’ve seen at least a few (or 80) lists that show you how to “Hack Your Life”. Everything from the bazillion ways you can use bread clips …
The next time you’re waxing poetic about how you can never afford to do anything fun in this city remember that your time is just as valuable to the big events as your money is.
Of course, finishing at the U of O wasn’t the scary part. That would come shortly after, when I had no idea what the hell I was going to do next.
In all honesty, I’ve never really understood the phrase “you are what you eat.”
From about Dec. 15 to Jan. 15, the most exercise I got was unwrapping presents really fast and lugging my suitcase on and off of Greyhound buses.