What students need to know about the possible TransLink strike

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By: Gabrielle McLaren, Editor-in-chief  UPDATE, 10/31/2019: The first phase of the Metro Vancouver transit strike is set to begin Friday, November 1 as a partial...
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SFYOU: Alumna Yvonne Hanson takes her environmental and humanitarian activism to the federal campaign

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By: Yelin Gemma Lee, Peak Associate  Name: Yvonne Hanson  Pronouns: She/her/hers Department Affiliation: BA, Political Science Hometown: Squamish, BC  Occupation: NDP candidate for Vancouver-Granville, portrait photographer, customer service worker...
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Student recipe box: It’s soup season, my dudes

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By: Gabrielle McLaren, Editor-in-Chief  A fun fact about me is that I have a Pinboard called “SOUP SOUP SOUP SOUP.” I am not ashamed. In...
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You’re a student and a citizen: A cheat sheet on when, where, and how students can vote this 2019 election

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By: Gabrielle McLaren, Editor-in-Chief  Like a rare meteor that only appears when the Governor General calls — it’s election time in Canada; which means that...
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Student subscriptions: What services and apps SFU students are using their little money on

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By: Kayli Jamieson, Gurpreet Kambo, Nicole Magas, and Winona Young   Amazon Prime Student | $3.99 per month | Online delivery store Prime is a service that supposedly allows...
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Molé, wiener schnitzel, and me: what it means to be biracial 

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By: Marco Ovies, Staff Writer   I was in high school and coming back from Europe. My family planned to pick me up at baggage claim,...
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SFU’s (literal) breakfast club

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Clubs Day, but shorter: a semi-comprehensive guide on SFU’s student clubs

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Compiled by Winona Young, Features Editor If you didn’t have time to drop by Burnaby campus’ clubs days last week, don’t worry. The Peak...
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Claypot rice in cramped apartments: Reflecting on my cultural identity in Hong Kong

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By: Kitty Cheung, Peak Associate “I wanted to soak up and bring back as much of Hong Kong as I possibly could.” The first time I...
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Mysteries of the AQ pond’s Koi fish revealed

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By: Jennifer Low, Peak Associate  “The Pond was not intended for fish” SFU’s Academic Quadrangle (AQ) reflecting pond is a place for contemplation, deep reflection,...
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