April 1 is a crappy day for a lot of reasons: it’s probably raining, and the promise of May flowers is a pretty shit trade-off. The knowledge that Easter is right around the corner and you will soon have to endure weirdly coloured egg salad sandwiches for the following weeks, and waking up knowing...
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When governments continuously win re-election and form dynasties, these circumstances often produce the illusion that parties like the BC Liberals are “safe” and immune to being voted out. While this is at times the case, all dynasties are subject to close calls, and situations where the opposition...
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Enormous and important change swept upon the Tsleil-Waututh Nation (TWN) on Mar. 30, 2017, the Chief and Council Election Day. With 65 per cent of all eligible voters marching to the polls, the TWN saw the election of an all-women chief and council panel, a distinction that has not happened prior...
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For many, learning code can be the key to starting a new career and opening up a large, diverse group of employment options based on the programming language learned. Whether learning to develop websites or video games, the fast pace of development is also a natural boredom repellant! Above all, many...
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Writing this last Dropping the F-bomb column was a tough one for me. I’ve covered a lot of personal ground in my previous entries, and continue to do so in other publications. What topic could I tap into without being repetitive? Last week, my friend and I had a conversation about the misconstrued...
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FROM BOYS TO MEN
JIAN G. VERSUS THE CBC
FVDED IN THE PARK: DAY 2
TYPES OF CAPU STUDENTS
WHAT’S NEW WITH THE CSU?
Back to the booths
A Winning Ensemble
CapU instructor to speak at NASA
Highlights from BC Distilled 2017
Thinking cap
10 Apr 2017
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