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CBC Should Keep Hockey Night in Canada Only if it Makes Cents
Why arguments about Hockey Night in Canada’s place as a staple of our cultural diet shouldn’t matter. The decision the CBC must make when it comes to HNIC is one of common sense — and cents. Continue reading
In Defense of Snooki, Justin, and Historical Trashiness
A defense of Justin Bieber and Snooki in light of supercilious criticisms that say more about the insecurity of the critic than the value of cultural relevancy. Continue reading
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Tagged culture, Justin Bieber, literature, music, Shakespeare, Snooki
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The Geeks Have Inherited the Earth
Geek culture has actually become mainstream as we all now are more willing to embrace our inner geek. Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, computers, culture, geeks, mainstream, video games
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