By Rose Simpson At midnight November 17, 1975, Carleton University embarked on a grand experiment that literally changed the landscape of music in Ottawa. Its campus radio station, Radio Carleton, had just won a coveted FM licence—making Carleton only the second university in Canada to be granted permission to broadcast into the wider...
By Dan Lalande Chick flicks. As any movie connoisseur can tell you, that genre’s history is as fractured as a life-releasing egg. In the days of the silent film industry, women played an invaluable role as actors, storytellers, directors and editors. Then, in 1927, came sound. Ironically, this was what muted their voices. A tremendous...
