The double edged sword of the Arab Spring

Featured Stories Kai Yang Shiao - 2
Counter-point: foreign aid has some unfortunate repercussions To see point, click here! Graphic by Ben Buckley During the Arab Spring, the ousting of dictators like Mubarak of...
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The hero Canadians deserve

Featured Stories David Dyck - 0
Why Terry Fox is the perfect candidate for the World’s Best Canadian award Photos by Mark Burnham What is Terry Fox famous for? No, it’s not...
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Clybourne Park a relevant racial discussion

Arts Esther Tung - 0
 Whites and colours are not washed separately in this companion play to 1959’s A Raisin in the Sun. Photos by David Cooper “How is a white...
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Totem pole-naming ceremony honours restorative justice activist

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Liz Elliott’s spirit commemorated by the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation    Photos by Marianne Meadahl Almost exactly a year after she lost her battle with cancer, a...
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Intolerance and division: the agenda of the P.Q. minority government?

Featured Stories Kai Yang Shiao - 0
Canadian politics taking a turn for the undemocratic Photos by Ben Buckley Although it failed to win a majority of the seats in the National Assembly...
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It pays to be dominant

Featured Stories Paul Hurst - 0
How to avoid an accident, or at least make sure you get paid Photos by Rool Paap Please remain calm. You’ve just had your first car...
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Deerhoof playfully brushes off Breakup

Arts Max Hill - 0
Breakup Song just wants to keep dancing. Advertising their new album as “noise jingles for parties,” Deerhoof doesn’t disappoint. Indeed, 2012’s Breakup Song is as close...
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When friend becomes a verb

Arts Monica Miller - 0
 Urban Conspiracy Cabaret tackles isolation and disconnection. In an increasingly global city, urban society, and interactive culture, why do we feel more isolated than ever?...
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Meaty eats sure to bring out the Wildebeest in you

Arts Ljudmila Petrovic - 0
Wildebeest is not for the faint of heart. Located at 120 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, B.C. Wildebeest started with co-owners James Iranzad and Josh Pape’s mutual...
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Tracing queer history on campus

Featured Stories Rachel Braeuer - 0
Out on Campus' Queer History Project seeks to demonstrate SFU's continued engagement with the queer community at large. Photos by Mark Burnham For many, October is...
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