25 Years Ago in Nexus: March 19, 2025 issueNice-T: Never meet your heroes; they can only disappoint. They’ll sass or glare or offend. Their pompous attitudes, which come often coupled with stardom and a record deal, show no mercy to dedicated fans. But, like in Ice-T’s case, they can even deeply trouble the soul of a fan, forcing them to reassess their role […] Continue Reading |
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Localtoast: The Daemon That Lives at Localhost: March 5, 2025 issue |
Dr. Mythic: March 5, 2025 issue |
Reasons to Live… In Victoria: The Breakwater Bistro & BarThe Lekwungen peoples have long treasured the land and sea along the coastline, including Ogden Point. There were major village sites along the coast up to Clover Point. Local artists Butch Dick of the Songhees Nation and Darlene Gait of the Esquimalt Nation were behind the breakwater mural that honours this history. Painted along the […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: Drake and PartyNextDoor collab massive failDrake/PartyNextDoor $ome $exy $ongs 4 U (OVO Sound/Santa Anna/Republic Records) 1/5 $$$4U arrived on Valentine’s Day and marks the long-awaited first full-length R&B collaboration between Canadian artists Drake and PartyNextDoor. The album contains 21 songs and lasts a total of 73 minutes. Let’s get this straight out of the way: the album is boring, is […] Continue Reading |
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Film festival focusing on disabled voices to be held at InterurbanThrough the collaborative effort of Camosun faculty and students, the Sprout Film Festival will be taking place on Friday, March 14 at the Interurban campus. All the short films and music videos featured were made and include acting by people with disabilities. Organizers Asha Rao, Hannah Glasspoole, and Grey Lagran hope that it will inspire […] Continue Reading |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: March 5, 2025 issueStatuesque: A sculpture displayed at the Royal Roads campus had people upset back in 2000. About three people, all displeased with both the silhouette of the sculpture (a nude woman’s backside) and the manner it was displayed (completely horizontal). In our March 6, 2000 issue, we covered why the Nicholas Dimbleby sculpture Afternoon caused an […] Continue Reading |
Camosun Muslim Student Alliance to host iftar eventFor the second consecutive year, the Muslim Student Alliance (MSA) will host an iftar for Ramadan at Camosun. An iftar is a meal eaten by Muslims at sundown to break their fast during Ramadan; the event will take place at 7 pm on March 14, in the Sherri Bell Hall in the Wilna Thomas building […] Continue Reading |
