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The Hangry Games: The ballad of snacks and a momma raccoon
Peak Web July 31, 2024By: Amrit Kamaal, Peak Associate Burnaby Mountain, known for its thriving ecosystems and wildlife, was hit by an influx of humans in 1965. Once known as the spot for critters to flourish, it was taken over by people, with no consideration for these creatures’ feelings or bellies — only “engagement,” whatever that means. Raccoons have historically been shamed the most, with phones shoved in their faces. Sheryl, a single raccoon mom to her children Emmaleigh and Lakynn, is at the centre of a scandal. Most recently viral all over Reddit, a video documents Sheryl attempting to adjust to human meal…
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SFU Dining Commons: New look, same culinary experience
EIC September 20, 2022By: C Icart, Staff Writer The Dining Commons is finally open! It boasts 28,000 square ft, 500 seats, and took $26 million to construct. But does it live up to the hype? Not really. I had already moved out of…
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