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When Arcade Fire won the 53rd Grammy Award for Album of the Year, it showcased to the world something a little bit different than what most recognize as markers of Canadian music. There was something outstanding about how a Montreal indie band beat out some of the biggest names in the music industry, and it marked a change in how both Canadians – and the world in general – view Canadian music.

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Canadian music is alive and thriving

The show Jeopardy! aired normally this past Monday through Wednesday with its usual three contestants. However, the contestants themselves were anything but usual: competing were 74-game-in-a-row winner Ken Jennings, the biggest all-time money winner Brad Rutter and the contestant who beat them, Watson, who did not have a brain, and who could be considered both blind and deaf.

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What is Watson?

One of the biggest first-person shooters of all time is back, and it does not disappoint. “Call of Duty: Black Ops” features everything fans have come to love about the game and more. The campaign takes place in the 1960s during the Cold War era.

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‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’: Back and Better than Ever

Womens rugby coach, Frank Graziano, is bringing in one of the biggest recruiting class this fall. “The recruiting class is not only large, but talented,” he said. Graziano said there will be roughly 10 new girls this fall

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New rugby players mix with new plays

It is now the beginning of one of the biggest chapters of your life. You are starting college.

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Old toys receive new battery life in Pixar’s Toy Story 3