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Ontario Stories from: Andy Berg, Alvin Luong, and Sadiqa de Meijer
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Finger & Food & Flowers
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Listening oriented images and sensing sonic filmmaking
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"Chapola’s Decolonial Feminist Journey as a Racialized Settler Woman on How to be an Anti-racist in Canada" and "Research as Anti-Racist Celebration"
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Elisa Harkins Artist Talk
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ULethbridge Art Collection Gems!
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Knitting 101!
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“Wild Birds and Boundary Crossings: Lessons from a Varied Life” by Tad Mitsui
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Step into a whimsical world where Dickens meets Seuss in A Seussified Christmas Carol by Peter Bloedel, October 11 - 13, 7:30pm and October 14 at 1:30pm in the University Theatre.
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Six Houses you Should Know