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Bull$#!+: China treating Internet addiction ‘disorder’ at militant style facilities; eating

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China treating Internet addiction ‘disorder’ at militant style facilities By David Ly It’s been highly debated in the psychological associations, but Internet addiction disorder (IAD) isn’t...
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New anti-spam laws aren’t all they’re cracked up to be

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For Canada Day, our country’s Parliament gave Canadians a birthday present: an anti-spam legislation that would ensure electronic users have the option to free...
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Nanaimo city council violates Canadian rights

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Just over two months ago, Nanaimo’s city council made a decision, the controversy of which was only matched by the lack of reporting on...
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Open Letter: Taking the time to remember Nelson Mandela

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In Seneca’s sixth letter to Lucilius, he writes that the behaviour of a teacher could instruct more than any moral lesson they taught, noting...
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Hobby Lobby ruling harms women’s rights in the US

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The Supreme Court has chosen religion over human rights in the case of Burwell vs. Hobby Lobby. On June 30, the Court ruled that...
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Zero Waste design is garbage

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In January 2014, SFU launched its comprehensive Zero Waste program on all campuses as another step to achieve the goal of “diverting 70 per...
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Woohoo Boohoo: Potato salad, fruit, and growing up

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Woohoo: >$70,000 for potato salad A dude in the US recently started a kickstarter campaign to raise ten dollars to make a potato salad for...
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Referees need replay analysis in the World Cup

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Fans never seem to hesitate in their chant “I’m blind, I’m deaf, I think I can ref!” At times we can swear by those words...
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N. Korean and N. American tensions could create a second Cold War

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The newly released trailer for the upcoming movie The Interview, which stars Seth Rogen and James Franco as reporters who are recruited by the...
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Breaking free of the comfort zone

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Webster’s Dictionary doesn’t define “a bad opening sentence” but if it did, this would probably be example one. As you can probably already tell, I...
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© The Peak Publications Society 1965-2024