Pokémon Sword and Shield emphasizes fun over fanaticism

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By: Zach Siddiqui, Humour Editor When I picked up Pokémon Shield, my expectations weren’t what I’d call coherent. I had high hopes based on my usual...
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The inescapable reality of a millennial: an interview with artist Sára Molčan

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By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer This year’s Eastside Culture Crawl took place from November 14 to 17 across 68 East Vancouver venues. From painters to...
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Your 2019 Holiday Market Guide

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By: Sara Wong, SFU Student Whenever I’m buying a gift for someone, I want it to be special. Christmas is fast approaching, and one of...
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Martin Scorsese vs. Marvel: how superhero movies are changing Hollywood cinema

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By: James Conn, SFU Student Comic book superheroes have been present in movies and television for decades now, spanning as far back as the 1950s...
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The Try Guys’ self-help book adds a personal touch to their media offerings

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By: Tiffany Chang, Peak Associate I’m sure nearly every millennial knows who Ned Fulmer, Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfeld, and Eugene Lee Yang — a.k.a. “The...
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Podcast But Outside’s chaotic comedy thrives in its unusual but authentic setting

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By: Madeleine Chan, SFU Student Podcast But Outside is exactly what it sounds like: a podcast, but outside. Hosts and comedians Andrew Michaan and Cole...
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Sunshine and psychedelia: Babe Rainbow at the Fox Cabaret

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By: Andrea Renney, Arts Editor Babe Rainbow is from Byron Bay, Australia, and they certainly sound like it. Their brand of psychedelic rock evokes feelings...
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The Raven Boys is an enchanting story of fantasy, friendship, and captivating characters

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By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer The Young Adult (YA) fiction genre has always been a means to escape from my mundane school life. YA novels...
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Netflix’s Carmen Sandiego is a fresh take on a nostalgic character

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By: Prabhdeep Dhaliwal, SFU Student The Carmen Sandiego franchise goes way back, beginning with the 1985 video game “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?”...
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Craving poké or ramen? Check out these delicious, budget-friendly restaurants

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By: Sara Wong, SFU Student One of my favourite aspects about being a foodie is sharing my thoughts and experiences on a plethora of restaurants....
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