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It's Your Space Free. Weekly. 5 // Issue 68 // Volume Weekly. Free. o ctober 3 ctober THE green ISSUE IT’S YOUR SPACE, MAKE IT GREEN WETLANDS BIKE LANES and the ICONOGRAPHY OF WINNIPEG Plus Cheering For The Bad guy CanCer BaTs darren FrosT s.M. Beiko The official s TudenT newspaper of The universiTy of winnipeg CUT AND SAVE. TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT IS COMING UP IN... DON’T MISS A DATE. AT THE PARK THEATRE OCTOBER 698 OSBORNE ST. / 1 204 478 7275 / PARKTHEATRECAFE.COM FIND US ON PROUDLY SERVING MANITOBAN CRAFT BEER Tickets to these events and others can be purchsed at: The Park Theatre, Music Trader, & Ticketbreak.com/ParkTheatre EVERything’s GONE GREEN The Uniter may be the official student newspaper of the University of Winnipeg, but most of our distribution drop points are located off campus in coffee shops, venues, libraries and other cool places to learn about cool things. What you’re holding in your hand has to find its way to you, and The Uniter is excited to online announce that our friends at natural cycle will be delivering the paper via exclusives bike courier every Thursday. Our Free Weekly Download at uniter.ca comes from Cheering For The Bad GUy’S on the cover new LP, NExT Year Country. This trucker Daniel Crump finds the beauty in the hard to find spaces. anthem is yourS free, whether you rock A CB radio or an IPhonE. UNITER STAFF The Uniter is the official student newspaper of the CONtACT US » University of Winnipeg and is published by Mouseland CoNTrIbUTorS General Inquiries: 204.988.7579 Press Inc. Mouseland Press Inc. is a membership based Advertising: 204.786.9790 organization in which students and community members Managing Editor Staff Photographer editors: 204.786.9497 are invited to participate. For more information on how Nicholas Friesen » [email protected] Kevin Legge » [email protected] Michael Carlisle, Melanie Fax: 204.783.7080 e-mail: [email protected] to become a member go to www.uniter.ca, or call the Business Manager Arts Reporter Dahling, Jean Floch, robert J. Holt » [email protected] Deborah remus » [email protected] Web: www.uniter.ca office at 204.988.7579. Colin McLarty, Drew LOCAtIoN » CreativE Director arts Reporter room ORM14 SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES, LETTERS, GRAPHICS AND Ayame Ulrich » [email protected] Kaitlyn Emslie Farrell » [email protected] Nordman, Adam Petrash university of Winnipeg PHOTOS ARE WELCOME. Articles must be submitted in Senior editor city Reporter and Fabian S. 515 Portage Avenue text (.rtf) or Microsoft Word (.doc) format to editor@ Harrison Samphir » [email protected] Samantha Duerksen » [email protected] Winnipeg, manitoba r3b 2e9 uniter.ca, or the relevant section editor. Deadline for Arts & Culture Editor Beat Reporter submissions is 6:00 p.m. Thursday, one week before Jared Story » [email protected] Martyna Turczynowicz » [email protected] publication. Deadline for advertisements is noon Friday, CITy Editor Beat Reporter six days prior to publication. The Uniter reserves brian Lorraine » [email protected] Vacant the right to refuse to print submitted material. The Mouseland Press Board of directors: Uniter will not print submissions that are homophobic, Photo Editor ListingS co-ordinatOR Ben Wickstrom (interim chair), Kent Davies and Ksenia Prints. Daniel Crump » [email protected] Ken Prue » [email protected] misogynistic, racist, or libellous. We also reserve the For inquiries e-mail: [email protected] right to edit for length and/or style. WHose House? LIAM’s HOUSE. WINNIPEG WEIRD Oddball artist is committed to keeping the city strange Words + images by Kaitlyn emslie Farrell Arts reporter @kemsliefArrell lIAm Tate Is A mAN oF mANy tAleNts. A fan of film, comics, art and music, Tate practices a vast array of artistic mediums, including acting, painting and sketch artistry. “I am also an avid collector of everything, so a hoarder” he says. The eccentric 21 year-old is also a member of the experimental, electronic band We Evil, which he catego- rizes under the genre of “funky-punk tech.” He also enjoys taking broken items and attaching them to create action figures and musical instruments. “I like taking small, cheap, broken things that nobody wants and turning them into a work of art that I and hopefully others can enjoy to their full potential,” Tate says. “I also buy things that are already trendy and add my own personal touch.” A city worker by day and a freestyle artist by night, you can often find Tate in the bushes by the river nailing homemade string dolls to trees. “After reading about a practice of Japanese witchcraft where they nail straw dolls to trees, I’ve decided to make my own take on it using string and nails I bought from Dollarama” he says. Tate plans to “do more tree doll stuff” now that the flood waters are down, but he also wants to branch out into film, radio and continue to work with his band. However, Tate is putting these tasks aside for the moment so he can focus on his Saturday Dungeons & Dragons games. “I’ve been working heavily on my Dungeons and Dragons storyline, because that’s what brings in the ladies,” Tate says. Here Are some oF Tate’s faVourIte tHINGs. 1) HImselF “I don’t know, I’m pretty fantastic.” 2) “ID” “A creature that originally came to me in my dreams. Originally a high school art project, but now a reoccur- ring character in my works.” 3) BatHroom collectIoN “Most pieces I’ve apprehended from my mom and then continued to add my own findings.” 4) “tHe bogatroN” “It doesn’t sound good but it’s my baby.” 5) strING Dolls “They’re my answer to keeping our Winnipeg weird.” 6) DuNGeoNs & DragoNs boArD “A blatant attempt to try and get a group of friends together twice a month.” 7) HAND painteD jAckets “I decided to make a gang-like symbol for myself to add a bit of pizzazz to otherwise plain canvas jackets.” 8) “emboDImeNt oF ANGer” “I took some broken action figures I had and took a necklace from when I was young and decided to make something new out of it.” THE COLUMN tHe uNIter // october 3, 2013 05 CRITICAL HIT @AnomAlous1 WitH dreW nordman Supplied War never changes – console war that is. of this generation’s console war. favors in regard to this as of late. Since the thetical mass of Windows 8-operating, With the Playstation 4 due out on Over time, however, some grew disen- latter’s reveal of the Xbox One – the com- Microsoft living-and-breathing consumers. November 11 and the Xbox-One following franchised with the 360’s unreliability and pany’s latest gaming machine – back in Sony knows this: gamers want games. less than two weeks later, my excitement is subscription-based online service. Others May, Microsoft has provided an uncertain So they’ve committed to delivering them, not unlike that of a giddy child. You see, just wanted to see how the other half lived, approach to their product in regards to no strings attached. What’s more, the I’ve been playing video games since before so they turned to the Playstation 3. digital rights management, privacy and an company that not too long ago was beaten I knew how to read, so it’s no surprise that Back in 2006, when the PS3 launched, overall emphasis on home entertainment down by a forward thinking competitor in I’d be so hyped with only a little over a only the most devout Sony fans believed over gaming. Microsoft and the Xbox 360, is back on month until the dawn of the next genera- that seven years later, the PS3 would catch Microsoft dubiously introduced a policy top and learning how to sell games to real, tion of consoles. up to Microsoft’s juggernaut. It was an which would restrict the use of games to not imagined, audiences. That being said, the video game land- uphill battle, yet despite being released an their owners (preventing one from lending But the ironic role reversal doesn’t end scape is a drastically different place today entire year later, the Playstation remained. their copy or buying used), and an over- there. The PS4 will be sold for $100 less than than it was when Microsoft launched its Several changes in management, an (even- whelming outcry from the gaming com- the Xbox One, and launches before it. Xbox 360 (way) back in November of 2005. tually) lower price point and a plethora munity resulted in the immediate reversal Sure, it’s far too early to tell who will With a year head-start on its competi- of compelling exclusive games later, Sony of the plan. The lack of commitment to a come out victorious, but Sony is teaching a tors, the 360 dominated the console gam- won back the hearts and business of gamer’s interests – supposedly a core value thing or two about persistence, dedication ing universe for the majority of the usual gamers world wide. of the company – served to further tarnish to an artistic medium and the gamers who eight-year cycle. Even with an epidemic of Strangely enough, Sony’s position Microsoft’s brand. make it all possible. hardware failure and its pay-to-play online respective to Microsoft has flip-flopped in On the other hand, Sony has offered Drew Nordman loves geek culture. rant with service (Xbox Live), the 360 looked to be the past few years, and the folks at Micro- nothing short of a solid and focused him on Twitter @Anomalous1 the likely and seemingly automatic winner soft certainly aren’t doing themselves any approach to its real audience – not a hypo- ARTS HILLBILLY HOPE Cheering for the Bad Guy’s latest record partly inspired by prairie optimism deboraH remus @DeborAhremus Arts reporter Supplied Three years after the release of the To the Next Year Country was recorded over shelves at a bookstore years ago.
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