The very angry man: A parable
By Greg Waldock, Web Editor Once upon a time, in the faraway land of Vancouver, British Columbia, there lived…
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Women’s Coffee House discusses transnational feminism
Conversation on women’s issues, society, and culture, with coffee By Greg Waldock, Web Editor, and Tania Arora, Staff Reporter …
Beer and carnivals at Douglas College
DSU’s first foray into beer gardens is a huge success By Greg Waldock, Web Editor On September 6, the…
Megatron nostalgic for glory days of transforming into a gun
In today’s complex world, Decepticon leader longs to be a pistol again By Greg Waldock, Web Editor Megatron leaned…
Elon Musk is an ass, but private space travel is still important
Twitter outrages shouldn’t keep people from appreciating SpaceX’s accomplishments By Greg Waldock, Staff Writer Elon Musk has had a…
Unorthodox kitchen basics
Every little tip helps By Greg Waldock, Staff Writer As a student who has to pay his own way…
Analysis: Trudeau faces pipeline opposition during BC tour
Kinder Morgan pipeline continues to stir discontent By Greg Waldock, Staff Writer A busy weekend for the Prime Minister,…
Let’s turn Simon Fraser University into an active volcano: An impassioned defence
I understand that this noble goal won’t be completed quickly. It could take years of bribery, falsifying evidence, and child endangerment.
Ten years later: A ‘The Last Airbender’ retrospective
Avatar ushered in an era of kids’ shows that could dabble in mature themes and have sophisticated characters.
Ant-Man steps it up
Ant-Man and the Wasp is an excellent improvement for a very strange film series.