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Political Corner: Boris Johnson’s no-deal Brexit strategy isn’t optimal for anyone

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By: Kelly Grounds, Peak Associate Boris Johnson has been prime minister of the United Kingdom for less than two months and things are already going...
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What Grinds Our Gears: Dorm showers are part science lab, part horror show

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By: Paige Riding, News Writer The Pauline Jewett Tower is where I get to call home this school year. I knew, in theory, that the...
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Affordable, convenient transportation is possible without the problems of ride-hailing

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By: Dylan Webb, Sports Editor As Vancouver’s public transit system continues to leave transportation needs unmet, private corporations such as Uber and Lyft are looking...
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Four things that clubs can do to make joining easier

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By: Feven Ephraim, SFU Student For many who attend SFU, student life on campus seems nearly nonexistent. One often repeated reason for this is that...
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Research assistants aren’t represented as university employees — here’s why they should be

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By: Alison Wick, Peak Associate In 2016 SFU created its 2020 Strategic Research Plan, outlining why, where, and how the university intends to grow as...
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We need to stop e-cigarette use before it ruins a generation like tobacco did

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Editor's note: This piece has been updated to reflect the fact that Juul does not advertise to youth or intend its product for youth...
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Vancouver’s QS World University Ranking isn’t all that it seems

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By: Nicole Magas, Opinions Editor Vancouver’s grades are in and it has been given a mark of 71.6% as a student city by the QS World...
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Election rundown: Scheer’s unclear stance on same-sex marriage and abortion leaves voters confused

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By: Kelly Grounds, Peak Associate The October 21 federal election is fast approaching and the party campaigns are heating up. The Liberals have taken aim...
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SFU Snap has so much potential, but its bugs need to be fixed first

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By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer Oh, SFU Snap.  This app tries its best, but has fallen short so much that it’s often my last resort instead...
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What grinds our gears: Lengthy introductions are a mind-numbing way to waste class time

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By: Nicole Magas, Opinions Editor Hello, my name is Nicole. I’m in my fourth year. There’s nothing particularly interesting about me. My major is “very...
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© The Peak Publications Society 1965-2024