Rent-a-Goalie: the whack jobs of hockey By Lindsey Rivait Arts Editor March 26, 2008 Hockey, coffee, swearing, and cheap laughs—what more could you ask for in a Canadian sitcom? Rent-a-Goalie, a Showcase Original comedy series currently in its second season, takes place at a family-owned coffee shop, Café Primo, in Toronto’s Little Italy.  The show follows Cake (series creator, writer, producer, and lead actor Christopher Bolton) and his hockey goalie rental service he runs out of the café. >> | Healing in harmony By Hannah Larking Lance Writer March 26, 2008 Healing does not have to come from a pill bottle thanks to music therapy. This modern form of treatment uses its musical powers to marry a unique blend of art and science and continues to be met with increasing success.
Dr. Sandi Curtis, head of music therapy at the University of Windsor’s School of Music, understands that the question of what exactly music therapy is isn’t an uncommon one. “It’s the use of music and music-making experiences in the hands of a professionally trained music therapist to achieve specific therapeutic goals,” she explains. >>
 | | Campus Kiss | | Eye on the Arts: Time By Nick Olynyk Lance Writer March 26, 2008 Before local band Time had hair flowing over their shoulders, Ryan Watson and Tyrone Buccione were rocking out in residence.
The group’s humble roots first penetrated Windsor from the tenth floor of Laurier Hall, three years ago. “We were just jammin’ and wrote a song,” Buccione says, pointing across the table at Watson, “Then we started recording—”
 “Yeah, recording in the kitchen in rez,” Watson says, chuckling. “But we knew bigger and better things were coming.”
Having bassist Patrick Bon Clayton join, Time’s composition was slowly ticking along. >> |
