Vivien Ying Qi Li

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Students talk Lunar New Year

Madeleine Chan, Kelly Chia, and Vivien Ying Qi Li February 4, 2020

I have come to realize that the Lunar New Year represents a renewal of sorts for me.  Every Lunar New Year, my paternal grandparents treat my family and I to a meal at a Chinese restaurant. This isn’t your stereotypical orange chicken and chow mein, though. This isn’t even your standard sharing of dishes like Beef with Fried Rice Noodle (Dry) or Yang Chow Fried Rice. No, this is the FANCY stuff — the kind of stuff that white people gawk at when they hear that it’s a thing that people actually eat. Things like jellyfish appetiser plates, black fungus…

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Ranking the Burnaby campus microwaves

Vivien Ying Qi Li January 30, 2020

Although SFU provides a variety of different food options for students to purchase on campus, sometimes I just want to bring meals from home. After all, it’s cheaper, more convenient, and nobody can make sweet and sour pork like my…

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Adulthood 101: Staying on top of your work this semester

Vivien Ying Qi Li January 22, 2020

Having started the new semester, students are slowly getting back into the swing of things — meaning that all-nighters and last-minute cramming sessions are just around the corner. Although stress is an inevitable part of university life, it can be…

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Boy sues WikiHow for failing to get him out of the friend zone

Vivien Ying Qi Li November 17, 2019

WikiHow, a website infamous for its informative articles on first-world problems, is currently getting sued for providing “false and misleading” information.  Bryce Lee, 23, filed a lawsuit against the multimillion-dollar company last Monday after one of its articles called “How…

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Long story short: You deserve to break free from cuffing season

Vivien Ying Qi Li October 24, 2019

  With cuffing season just around the corner, the number of couples I’ve seen roaming around campus has increased exponentially. It’s as if there’s some universal law out there that pulls people together the moment summer ends.  It’s always interesting…

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SFU student fails

Peak Web July 12, 2019

By: Kitty Cheung (Staff Writer),  Mishaa Khan, Vivien Ying Qi Li, Jennifer Low (Features Editor), Nathaniel Tok I fell into the Academic Quadrangle (AQ) Pond… and it’s kind of my fault Over my time here at SFU, it’s become something of…

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