Pivot Legal Society’s Red Tent Campaign to launch for the Olympics to call for national housing strategy; UBC bike lane disappears due to Olympics security perimeter; Supreme Court decision regarding Omar Khadr. Listen here!

In-studio debates for AMS VP External, VP Admin, and VP Finance; Vancouver anti-prorogation rally and march; Killer Coke Campaign and the Olympics
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News 101 hosts an in-studio, all-candidates debate for AMS President and VP Academic; anti-prorogation rallies across the country; students tell News 101 what issues matter to them in the 2010 AMS elections. Listen here!
Tune in at 5pm, Monday, 25 January for in-studio, all-candidates debates for VP Admin, VP Finance, and VP External.

It’s almost that time again…
Discorder Magazine takes over the Astoria (769 East Hastings) Wednesday, February 3rd with music provided all night long by SEX NEGATIVES, PHONECALLS and a special DJ set by MT-40!
Doors at 9pm, bands start playing at 10pm.
Bring your friends and party with us, all in support of local music and [...]

On Thursday, January 28th, for the first time ever, the ICE CREAM SOCIAL will be coming to UBC!

Join us for a night of 50’s and 60’s dance tunes provided by TYLER FEDCHUK and CAM DALES, who you can also hear on Radiozero every Friday on 101.9fm from 2:00pm – 3:30pm.
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CiTR, in association with Theatre Inconnu and ITSAZOO Productions, is proud to present SCORCHED by Wajdi Mouawad, translation by Linda Gaboriau, January 19 – 31 at the Waterfront Theatre.

This 2007 Dora Award-Winning play explores themes growing out of the immigrant / refugee experience. It has proven itself one of the [...]

Thursday, January 28th at the Lamplighter in Gastown, CiTR is presenting FAKE SHARK REAL ZOMBIE and SEX WITH STRANGERS! In addition to special guests ACCOST and LENGTHY LIST OF LOVERS.
Doors are open at 8pm and the show starts at 9pm. Click here for more details!

CiTR news is committed to providing you with in-depth Olympic coverage from an alternative prospective. As part of this coverage we are launching a new Eyes on the Street feature where Vancouverites will have a chance to tell their Olympic story.
We want to hear your perspective on life in Vancouver during the games.
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Every year, for some time now, CiTR radio in Vancouver, and a few independent and college radio stations around the globe, have worked to give modern art a transmitter. The concept of giving art a birthday was introduced by French born artist / peacenik Robert Filliou (associate of John Cage, by the way) In 1963 asserted that 1,000,000 years ago, there was no art. But one day, on the 17th of January to be precise, Art was born when someone dropped a dry sponge into a bucket of water. Filliou had lofty ideas floating around inside his skull about relative permanent creation, an exercise in inner peace to be directed outward and into world peace. A continuing playful anarchy as a way of rejecting the fascism of the square world; the world which refuses to break free of conventional wisdom and the inevitable war it falls into again and again. Interestingly, through plan or coincidence, war and the horrors of fascism tend to be recurrent themes in many of the 24 Hours of Radio Art’s sound collages.

Michael Ignatieff speaks at UBC and answers questions; hydrogen buses to arrive in Whistler; Haitian Canadians respond to disaster
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