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Halloween Horrors: What’s hot and what’s not
October 27, 2018By: Michelle Gomez, Jonathan Pabico, Natasha Tar, Samantha Manalac and Winona Young WHAT’S HOT Friday the 13th (1980) The original Friday the 13th movie has sparked a long-lasting franchise, including the making of a TV series, a movie remake in 2009, a novel series, and a comic book series. This iconic movie has everything that you need in a classic horror film: the creepy masked villain, the stupid and coincidentally slutty young adults, and the mysterious yet wise-looking old person who initially warns the stupid sluts. These sluts, of course, inevitably ignore such warnings. …
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Album Reviews
October 20, 2018By: Ethan Woods and Kitty Cheung Indigo by Wild Nothing Returning with his fourth LP, Indigo (2018), Wild Nothing still proves to be a driving force in the realm of dream-pop and alt-rock. Even if it's been eight years…
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Beyoncé and Jay Z: On top with On the Run II tour
October 15, 2018By: Youeal Abera, Staff Writer On October 2, at BC Place, Beyoncé and Jay-Z brought their album Everything is Love to Vancouver with their On The Run II tour. While watching Beyoncé effortlessly sing some of R&B’s most defining…
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All Night Gas Bar illuminates the hardships of a working Vancouver class
October 9, 2018By: Jill Mandrake, SFU Alumni The collection of memoirs called All Night Gas Bar began its its journey in the mid-1970s: author Ernest Hekkanen sent it around to dozens of publishers, only to receive just as many rejections. Then…
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Mac Miller in memoriam
October 3, 2018By: Neil McAlister, Peak Associate Since September 7, one line from “Jet Fuel” — a track on Swimming, Mac Miller’s final album — always makes the breath catch in my throat: “Well Imma be here for a while, longer…
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88rising to come to Vancouver in October
October 1, 2018By: Michelle Gomez, Staff Writer Back in 2015, South Korean rapper Keith Ape’s “It G Ma” blew up the Internet, closely followed by Indonesia’s Rich Chigga (now known as Rich Brian) with “Dat $tick.” They were followed by a…
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Album Reviews
October 1, 2018By: Winona Young, Arts Editor Iridescence by Brockhampton 2018 so far has been filled with many notable events for Brockhampton, like being signed to RCA Records, or dismissing former band member Ameer Vann. But the hip-hop group has since…
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Staying In: Lilyhammer
September 25, 2018By: Maxwell Gawlick Best For: Fans of “problem characters”; Gangster sympathizers; Comedic drama-philes Lilyhammer is your next best binge. The story centres around Frank Tagliano, an infamous New York mobster turned confidential informant. Tagliano enters witness…
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Food Fantasy is fantastic but frustrating
September 25, 2018By: Michelle Chiang With stunning graphics and anthropomorphized food items, Food Fantasy is a mobile game that is both fun and engaging. It combines aspects of two common gaming genres, RPG and restaurant management, into one game,…
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Hunt for the best: Bubble Tea
September 24, 2018By: Natasha Tar, Peak Associate Bubble 88 Location: 10209 King George Boulevard Walking time from SFU Surrey campus: Three minutes Hours: Sunday–Thursday 10:30 a.m. – 12 a.m. / Friday–Saturday 10:30 a.m. – 1 a.m. Price: $2.95–5.45 depending on flavour…
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Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.
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