Stella Nguyen

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Food for Thought: Bubble Tea

Cristina Liao June 27, 2022

From the newly opened Yogost in UniverCity to the Gong Cha stores that can be found all over the Lower Mainland, we see this Taiwanese drink known as bubble tea, boba, or 珍珠奶茶 rapidly seep into the western world.  I have a never-ending love for this beverage. Once summer hits, the fruit-based bubble teas are my ultimate comfort drink when those study sessions start getting rough. With its numerous unique flavours like “peach soda pop” at Yi Fang and my go-to “osmanthus oolong tea” at Shiny Tea, it’s hard to imagine ever getting bored of this drink. Even if you…

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People of different identities standing at intersections, each marked with street signs that read things like international student, ADHD, etc.
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Stories from the Intersections: The Invisible Muslim

Aicha Habib May 23, 2022

Content warning: discussions of Islamophobia We all use different characteristics to identify who we are: “I’m a mom” or “I’m a student.” I find it fascinating which aspects we focus on when introducing ourselves. The list of what I am…

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People of different identities standing at intersections, each marked with street signs that read things like international student, ADHD, etc.
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At the intersections: malas energías, queerness, and shaky hands

Cynthia Piña May 22, 2022

Everyone is made up of multiple components and experiences that culminate in a sense of identity. These components can include what we like, the school we go to, and the culture we grew up in. Intersectionality, first coined by Kimberlé…

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Protest championing progressive causes clearly leaving out injured animals.
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Consuming in good conscience: The next generation will be ashamed of our record on animal rights

Olivia Visser May 10, 2022

It’s 2022 and we’re still failing to treat our animals with dignity. Despite significant strides made on progressive causes, we’re still not thinking clearly about the scale of corporate animal abuse. Instead, the profit motive keeps animal welfare a low…

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