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Get to know your 2020 SFSS candidates – VP Finance

Features March 15, 2020

Compiled by:  Kelly Chia, Features Editor It’s election season for the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS)! The Peak has reached out to candidates to ask three questions based on their positions and compiled the results to help you navigate this election period. Voting this year will take place March 17–19 through SFU Mail. The SFSS is SFU’s student-led society, representing the entire undergraduate population of the university. Headed by 16 Board of Directors, SFSS members are elected every spring by the student body to hold a one-year term. During this term they manage day-to-day society work, manage large-scale finances, execute…

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Get to know your 2020 SFSS candidates – VP University Relations

Features March 15, 2020

Compiled by: Kelly Chia, Features Editor It’s election season for the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS)! The Peak has reached out to candidates to ask three questions based on their positions and compiled the results to help you navigate this election…

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Get to know your SFSS 2020 candidates – Faculty Representatives

Features March 15, 2020

Compiled by: Kelly Chia, Features Editor It’s election season for the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS)! The Peak has reached out to candidates to ask three questions based on their positions and compiled the results to help you navigate this election…

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Get to know your 2020 SFSS candidates – VP Student Life

Features March 15, 2020

Compiled by: Kelly Chia, Features Editor It’s election season for the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS)! The Peak has reached out to candidates to ask three questions based on their positions and compiled the results to help you navigate this election…

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Changes in the SFSS’ food sale policy lacked clarity and transparency

Opinions March 13, 2020

By: Naomi Torres, SFU Student As a student union executive, I’m used to dealing with the day-to-day workings of SFSS policy. Recently, the SFSS sent an email to all student union executive members stating: “Effective immediately, groups will no longer be…

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What Grinds Our Gears: I’m haunted by group project members ghosting in the chat

Opinions March 7, 2020

By: Juztin Bello, Copy Editor It’s the first day of class and you’ve been forced into groups for a semester-long project — great start. You do the classic “none of us want to do this, so we’ll find solidarity in our…

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The Rotunda groups have won their space and that’s something we can all smile about

Opinions March 6, 2020

By: Meera Eragoda, Staff Writer WOW! Did any of us think we would be students at SFU long enough to witness the SFSS Board of Directors doing something so wholly unproblematic as giving the Rotunda groups space in the new…

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What Grinds Our Gears: These jerky bus rides are making me lose my mind — and my lunch

Opinions February 29, 2020

By: Meera Eragoda, Staff Writer My ongoing experience of being on buses has featured drivers braking every two goddamn seconds for my twice-a-day hour-and-a-half commutes. I don’t know anymore if this is my life or if I’ve died and I’m in…

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First Nations Student Association marks Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Week at SFU

News February 24, 2020

Written by: Gurpreet Kambo, News Editor Photos: Chris Ho, Photo Editor The First Nations Student Association (FNSA) hosted the third annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Awareness (MMIW) week from February 10 to 13. The event included a vigil display…

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The U-pass got renewed; let’s not take it for granted

Opinions February 24, 2020

By: Helen Williams, SFU student In a recent vote by students at participating universities, the U-pass has been extended until 2025 with a 2% increase yearly starting May 1. Our current U-pass program agreement, which started in 2010, is coming to…

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