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Having friends with common interests is the best gift you can get

By: Niveja Assalaarachchi, Staff Writer Opposites attract, eh? Well, I find that complete bullshit! I believe having shared interests can be so crucial to bonding with people. For some, working at the same workplace and gossiping about the bad conditions pulls them together. This attraction is not necessarily romantic: friendships are frequently formed on the basis of commonalities. The one environment truly conducive to shared interests is the university experience itself.  Think about it, you have over 35,000 students here at SFU. Each of them are put into individual categories related to their majors, minors, and certifications. The requirements needed to complete specific degrees place you in classes with like-minded students. I met some of my closest friends in classes, bonding over the rigours of academic...

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Having friends with common interests is the best gift you can get

By: Niveja Assalaarachchi, Staff Writer Opposites attract, eh? Well, I find that complete bullshit! I believe having shared interests can be so crucial to bonding with people. For some, working at the same workplace and gossiping about the bad conditions pulls them together. This attraction is not necessarily romantic: friendships are frequently formed on the basis of commonalities. The one environment truly conducive to shared interests is the university experience itself.  Think about it, you have over 35,000 students here at SFU. Each of them are put into individual categories related to their majors, minors, and certifications. The requirements needed to complete specific degrees place you in classes with like-minded students. I met some of my closest friends in classes, bonding over the rigours of academic...

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Having friends with common interests is the best gift you can get

By: Niveja Assalaarachchi, Staff Writer Opposites attract, eh? Well, I find that complete bullshit! I believe having shared interests can be so crucial to bonding with people. For some, working at the same workplace and gossiping about the bad conditions pulls them together. This attraction is not necessarily romantic: friendships are frequently formed on the basis of commonalities. The one environment truly conducive to shared interests is the university experience itself.  Think about it, you have over 35,000 students here at SFU. Each of them are put into individual categories related to their majors, minors, and certifications. The requirements needed to complete specific degrees place you in classes with like-minded students. I met some of my closest friends in classes, bonding over the rigours of academic...