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Owning a Pet as a full-time Student

You shouldn’t do it – but you should totally do it. Living with a dog while being a full-time student is stressful and definitely limits my social calendar. I always need to be home to feed him dinner,...

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Star Wars Droids

Slaves? Reading Break is here, and nobody wants to think about anything heavy. So with that in mind: droid slavery in Star-Wars. Here we go. Droids are a part of everyday life in the Star-Wars...

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Trudeau and the Troops

Pensions, Payoffs, and Problems While Prime Minister Trudeau is currently under flack for forgetting that the term “humankind” exists, there is another problem that is gaining traction. Trudeau’s...

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Music Shaming

What’s wrong with it? Music is a universal language. It connects everyone and makes us feel various emotions because it is a language all its own. Just like a language system has different dialects,...

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British Columbia Dragoons

The Student Soldier The British Columbia Dragoons (The Okanagan Reserve Force) hosted an open house in Vernon this past Sunday. They had their newly acquired, 20 Tonne, TAPV reconnaissance truck on...

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Crying Rape

Counterproductive to the real problem February is sexual assault awareness month. I have mixed feelings about the month. It is devastating that we even need to have a month dedicated to such a horrible...

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B.C. vs. Alberta

The standoff continues By Tyrel Lamoureux – Opinions Editor   As a political science student, I can tell you that politics is revolutionary, exciting, and entertaining. In the past couple weeks,...

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The Right to Offend

Why Can’t We Be Friends?   Liberal snowflakes. Right wing fascists. These days you can’t say anything without upsetting someone or offending someone else. Hate speech is a crime, discrimination is...

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The Injustice of Tina Fontaine

Racism and white privilege has claimed yet another victim. To begin, I would like to acknowledge that I am a white individual, and so although I believe educating myself and others is important,...

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Smoking on Campus

Just butt out Do adults not have the ability to make decisions regarding their own body and their own actions? What about if those actions directly affect their health and wellbeing? Well of course...

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NEW: Race Relations

A delicate problem done wrong. Race relations has become a hot topic of discussion over the last couple of years, and when the discussion is set in the right environment, and framed in the appropriate...

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The Boushie Case: White privilege or big misunderstanding?

On Aug 9th, 2016, a young Cree man, Colton Boushie, was shot and killed on the farm of Gerald Stanley in Battleford, Saskatchewan. Colton, along with four friends, had driven onto the Stanley farm...

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Professor’s Power Over Attendance

In the past I have discussed the controversy on laptops in class and how a professor should either be unable to prohibit them or should have to change their teaching methods to ensure notes are...

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Elections: A Popularity Contest

As almost every UBCO student knows, the end of February and the beginning of March signals election time; a period where free food is frequently available, posters pop up at every corner, and Facebook...

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New Life to The Well

The Well. That little piece of heaven nestled into the UNC. The perfect space for studying, catching up with friends (or professors if you’re lucky enough), all while enjoying a nice pint of cold beer....

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