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With return to in-person learning, instructors advised to not tell students about COVID-19 exposures Alisha Samnani // Editor-in-Chief Bridget Stringer-Holden // News Editor Freya Emery // Illustrator UPDATE: As the […]

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Students Worried About Omicron, Feeling Dismissed as CapU Returns to In-Person Classes

Alisha Samnani

Inflexibility amidst new COVID variants and decreased testing feels profit-driven, students say Bridget Stringer-Holden // News Editor Alisha Samnani // Editor-in-Chief The Capilano University (CapU) community remains divided on the […]

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Opinions

The Most Contagious Strain Is Racism

Jayde Atchison

A blend of blatant and inadvertent racism spreads far more widely than the disease itself Jayde Atchison (She/Her) // Opinions Editor Next month we will be hitting the two-year anniversary […]

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Communities

Final-Year FOMO

Editor-In-Chief

Though COVID-19 restrictions have eased significantly over the past year, limited programs at Capilano University (CapU) continue to offer fully-online classes only. For graduating students, the thought of ending their university life by sitting at home in front of a…

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Opinions

Yell All You Want, Just Do It Somewhere Else

Kaileigh Bunting

When protesting turns into arrogance, it’s time to go home Kaileigh Bunting // ContributorMegan Barry // Illustrator I’ve always prided myself in being a good mediator—someone who could always find […]

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Opinions

COVID-19 and Killer Whales

Kaileigh Bunting

Didn’t we close the aquarium? Kaileigh Bunting // Contributor Allison Johnstone // Illustrator What do a global pandemic and marine mammals have in common? In September of 2020, The Vancouver […]

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Culture

Abandoning the Creativity We Nurtured

Emma Mendez

When the world as we knew it seemed to come to an abrupt stop early in 2020, I remember feeling consumed by equal parts fear, relief, and strangely enough, joy. Not joy or relief that there was a deadly virus…

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Opinions

Why Does the Church of Joe Rogan Have So Many Followers?

Jayde Atchison

The holy trinity seems to be anger, calling people “bitches” and Ivermectin Jayde Atchison // Opinions Editor Growing up in the early 2000s, I spent a lot of days off […]

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Columns

Sexless in the City

Jayde Atchison

Ode to a F**kboy Jayde Atchison // Columnist As the sunrise lit up his living room and his hands lightly pulled on my waist, he told me, “I didn’t realize […]

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Opinions

Is the Customer Ever Actually Right?

Jayde Atchison

People are the worst part of service jobs Jayde Atchison // ContributorSarah Haglund//Illustrator One year ago, we collectively slid our windows open at 7 pm and cheered as a thank-you […]

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Should CapU Be More Transparent about COVID-19 Cases on Campus?