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World News Beats
September 22, 2018Written by: Nathaniel Tok, Peak Associate Airport in Libya shuts down due to rocket fire In Tripoli, Libya, the city’s sole airport, Matiga airport, closed again amidst rocket fire less than a week after it reopened. The rocket fire did not harm anyone or damage aircrafts. The attack demonstrated the divide among the opposing factions in the city. Rival groups have attacked the capital as it is a source of funds and business. Following the bombing, the Matiga airport has transferred all its flights to the city of Misrata’s airport. Prime Minister Fayez Seraj had noted that the “instability in…
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Student society blues: corruption in student governments is too rampant to ignore
November 4, 2016[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Connected slate thought they were in for summer lovin’ when they took over the Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) office space this past May. But soon, it turned out that their first semester in office would be one filled…
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FIFA must end its corruption
June 15, 2015FIFA has never been the poster child for well-run, squeaky clean organizations. There have been rumblings for years about corruption within the management ranks, but no concrete evidence or charges were brought up. Through it all, FIFA survived, seemingly more…
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