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Grace Evans's Articles

About Grace Evans

Author since September 2, 2009

Hot yoga is turning up the temperature on exercise

Published March 11, 2010 by Grace Evans

GRACE EVANS
SENIOR ANDY EDITOR
Walking into the sweltering room was like hitting a wall of heat. The air felt thick, and the soles of my feet… Continue Reading ›

Fubar: Three Cheers for the Hammer!

Published March 10, 2010 by Grace Evans

I grew up on the Hamilton escarpment. Growing up in Hamilton, I didn’t realize how the rest of Ontario looked at the Steel City until… Continue Reading ›

Anthony Mlekuz: Hamilton’s Newest Comedian

Published March 4, 2010 by Grace Evans

“I saw something really weird the other day…I was walking down the street and I saw a poster up on a cable [pole]…and it said… Continue Reading ›

A new meaning to haircutting

Published February 25, 2010 by Grace Evans

GRACE EVANS
SENIOR ANDY EDITOR
“Wow, I gotta tell you, for a while I really wasn’t sure for how this was going to work out when I… Continue Reading ›

An Education (A Film Review)

Published February 25, 2010 by Grace Evans

Jenny is sixteen, mature for her age and longing for life outside of suburban London in the 1960’s. David is older, gentle, and approachable, and… Continue Reading ›

Positive sex stores: Stepping into a world of stimulation

Published February 11, 2010 by Grace Evans

GRACE EVANS
SENIOR ANDY EDITOR
It spun around, lit up and the separate rotating clitoral stimulator flashed seven colours, lighting the dim room with bright shades that… Continue Reading ›

Fubar: Cure for the Break-up Blues

Published February 11, 2010 by Grace Evans

People handle break ups in a variety of ways.
Some people are the types who clean out their room, vacuum the creases of curtains, organize their… Continue Reading ›

Basia Bulat: CD Review

Published February 4, 2010 by Grace Evans

Basia Bulat
Heart of My Own
3.5/5
Written during a visit to the Yukon, Bulat’s sophomore release is more self-assured and less fragile than 2007’s Oh My Darling.… Continue Reading ›

What has happened to Humanities?

Published February 4, 2010 by Grace Evans

Someone put up their hand in my third-year English class the other day and asked, “Do we need a ‘works cited’ page for the essay?”
This… Continue Reading ›

Fubar: Print Industry is Still Alive

Published January 28, 2010 by Grace Evans

With the media, critics and technophiles alike proclaiming the death of the print industry, small, independent magazines still mean a lot to me