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The man awoke at dawn from the profound slumber which could be born only of complete satisfaction. He stared up at the stucco ceiling for a moment to get his bearings, then turned his head slightly to the right. She […]

Creative

The Morning After

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015

As the school year kicks off, we all fall back into the wonderful triangle of student cooking: Cheap, tasty, and nutritious; pick two. Fortunately, we at the Athenaeum have you covered. Over the course of the year, we’ll be sharing […]

Arts & Culture

The Athenaeum Cookbook

by EIC
Published September 16, 2015

London based duo Oh Wonder released their self-titled debut album on September 4th. And in short: it is exquisite. From the stripped down tonal approach to the sound production, the lush allure of Josephine Vander Gucht’s voice, and the hazy […]

Arts & Culture

Oh Wonder: Album Review

by EIC
Published September 16, 2015

In less than two weeks, the 12th annual Deep Roots Music Festival will be taking place in downtown Wolfville. The Deep Roots Music Cooperative’s mantra is to foster “an enduring community, celebrating and enriching our culture through music.” The festival […]

Arts & Culture

12th Annual Deep Roots Music Festival in Wolfville

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015
The Sweetness of Not Doing Much

I just lost my new job at Il Dolce Far Niente Espresso Bar in Wolfville. I was fired for: 1. inquiring into where the manager bought her produce and meat, and 2. for studying at Just Us Café in Wolfville […]

Opinions

The Sweetness of Not Doing Much

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015

If you are interested in being a part of creative things involving contemporary classical music and ways of connecting music to other mediums of art, this collective is something you should be a part of. If you are excited to […]

Arts & Culture

The Evangeline Court Music Collective

by Rylie Moscato
Published September 16, 2015

Contrary to popular belief, gluten-free diets are not necessarily a healthier diet for people who are not gluten sensitive or who have not been diagnosed with Celiac disease. A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2004 […]

Science

Gluten-Free?

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015

Welcome and welcome back new and returning Acadia students! It is my sincere hope that everyone is settling comfortably into Wolfville and enjoying our beautiful campus before the snow sets in. As classes have gotten up and running, so too […]

Science

Opening Letter from the Science Editor

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015
Sexual Assault: A Response

In the definition of the law, assault is any action which has intent to apprehend and/or harm an individual unlawfully. Sexual assault, by this definition, is any action which has intent to apprehend and/or harm an individual in an unwarranted and unwanted sexual manner. On September 4th an […]

Opinions

Sexual Assault: A Response

by EIC
Published September 16, 2015

It is no secret to anyone that voter turnout in Canada has been on a downward trend. According to Elections Canada, the turnout for the last federal election in 2011 was 61.4% – the third lowest in our country’s history. […]

Opinions

On Voting

by athopinions
Published September 16, 2015

I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Those words were penned by the English writer Evelyn Beatrice Hall in her book The Friends of Voltaire (the quote is frequently […]

Opinions

A Short Introduction to Opinions

by Kody Crowell
Published September 16, 2015

The perils of public bathrooms are numerous. Germs, lack of privacy and a general consensus that these communal places aren’t intended for communication with others. This sort of mindset is what makes the transition from a private home restroom to […]

Opinions

First Year Forecast: The Awkwardness of Public Bathrooms

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015

He tried to break free but he’s not still around He tried to get up but his will had been drowned Tried to sit tall but he slouched on the wall Tried to walk but settled to crawl He could […]

Creative

Sonnet II

by Contributors
Published September 16, 2015

A new drug is set to hit the U.S. markets on October 17th. Commonly referred to as “female Viagra,” Addyi, generic name flibanserin, is the first FDA-approved drug to target female sexual dysfunction. However, this label is misleading; Addyi is […]

News

FDA Approves Female “Viagra”: Pleasure or Profit?

by Rylie Moscato
Published September 16, 2015

Listen to the kids In all of our bids For Freedom and Knowledge For Adventure and Sins For in time we’ll find our dime And become the next kings Listen to the kids And let us go see What we […]

Creative

Listen to the Kids

by EIC
Published September 16, 2015

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