Students shouldn’t have to sacrifice security for credits

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Update (15/06/2020): This article has been updated to clarify Zoom's encryption and law enforcement cooperation policies. By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer Ever since classes scrambled to put...
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What Grinds Our Gears: I’m out-pacing my computer with these datasets

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By: Nathan Tok, Peak Associate As I am writing this, my laptop is labouriously trying to load some data files for a class. And it...
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Opinions in Dialogue: Systemic change can’t happen without racial solidarity

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By: Kelly Chia, Features Editor; Meera Eragoda, Arts Editor; Nicole Magas, Opinions Editor Introduction 2020 has been a difficult year for a number of racialized communities. The...
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Canada isn’t the moral haven some want to claim it is

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By: Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer A few weeks ago, #MeanwhileInCanada was trending on Twitter with people comparing the anti-racism protests (fronted by George Floyd’s murder) to...
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Student criticism of SFU’s Town Hall is misdirected and unproductive

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By: Nicole Magas, Opinions Editor On May 26, SFU Student Services hosted an hour-long virtual Town Hall to address some of the most prevalent student concerns...
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What Grinds Our Gears: Giving attitude to workers is a non-essential service

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By: Juztin Bello, Copy Editor I’m standing in line outside of a restaurant waiting to pick up some food my family ordered — making sure to...
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There is no safe reopening without robust health order enforcement

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By: Manisha Sharma, SFU Student As BC slowly reopens, many are keen to get back to the lives we had before the pandemic forced us into...
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Helping our communities means buying local — especially during a pandemic

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By: Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer Most people can probably agree that it’s been a heavy couple of months: social restrictions, event cancellations, and the overwhelming pressures...
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Proctor software is more risk than benefit for students

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By: Nicole Magas, Opinions Editor Students in MATH 155 were shaken up recently when they received an email informing them that their remote exams would be...
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Pride events may be cancelled, but being proud is not

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By: Juztin Bello, Copy Editor Due to the ongoing uncertainty around COVID-19, Pride festivities worldwide have either been cancelled or re-imagined into virtual events. These cancellations...
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