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HUMOUR: Please consider donating to the North American Foundation For Improved Bald Eagle Literacy

EIC November 2, 2015

Please be advised that parts of what you’re about to read might be difficult for some individuals. The following contains many hard-hitting truths that not everyone will be comfortable hearing, but keep in mind that unfortunate realities are rarely easy to hear. If a bald eagle cries out in the middle of the forest, and none of us are around to hear it, did the eagle ever make a sound? Just because you can’t see someone’s pain doesn’t mean their pain isn’t real. That’s why we implore you, dear readers, to reach out and give to the North American Foundation…

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Men’s basketball fall to UBC in Buchanan Cup

EIC November 2, 2015

The SFU men’s basketball team lost the first Buchanan Cup held in five years by a score of 101–71 last Tuesday in front of 823 fans in UBC’s War Memorial Gym. The Buchanan Cup was once an annual game between…

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Midterms

EIC October 30, 2015

It's that time again, midterm season. Few can name a time more depressing. Created by Paige Smith & Eric Smith Special thanks to Jacey Gibb & Joel Lionborn

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Take a walk with the Lost Souls of Vancouver

EIC October 26, 2015

Forbidden Vancouver’s Lost Souls of Gastown tour offers a unique experience, immersing patrons in the ominous past of early Vancouver. They offer student rates and enough knowledge of the area to brag to your friends about next time you go…

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HUMOUR: How to avoid offending anyone with your Halloween costume this year

EIC October 26, 2015

Let’s face it: we’re not celebrating your grandparents’ Halloween, when bottles of Coke cost a nickel and Sun-Maid raisins were the hot new item to find in your trick-or-treating bag. This holiday’s done a lot of growing over the years,…

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Decorative contact lenses have potential to cause infection

EIC October 26, 2015

Having spiderwebs for irises eyes may seem like an easy and cheap way to give your Halloween costume some edge, but if you’re not careful about where you buy them and how you use them, those decorative lenses could cause…

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Point/Counterpoint: Should Playboy ditch its nude photos?

EIC October 26, 2015

Yes, and Playboy must seek a feminist route in doing so! By Nathan Ross After 62 years, Playboy has decided that it will no longer feature fully nude images of naked women in its pages, which has become known as…

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Dickson twins are double trouble

EIC October 26, 2015

After a tough season last year — the Clan only won two games — the women’s soccer program needed something, anything, to lift their spirits. They seem to have found that in freshman twins Christina and Allyson Dickson. The two…

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We Were Here First

EIC October 19, 2015

CRAIG ASMUNDSON SFU Kinesiology professor Why did you choose to go to SFU? It was a much easier commute for me coming up here. I couldn’t afford to go live at UBC on campus. And it was just an exciting…

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Comic Connoisseur: Wayward is a supernatural atrocity

EIC October 19, 2015

Let the record state that, I, the Comic Connoisseur, have come to observe a great many a strange and mind boggling animes and mangas in my 22 years of living. From the well-known dreadful epic Akira to the nonsensical onslaught…

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