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May82020
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Mother’s Day in Isolation

Mother’s Day has been around for more than a century, and its celebration is a…

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Feb132019
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Tales from the Board: A BCITSA Retrospective

Members of the 2018-2019 student council reflect on their experiences serving as leaders of the BCIT…

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Sep142023
Campus Life

 The BCITSA Advocacy Department

Life on campus can be tough. Things happen that catch you off guard, like an…

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May102023
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How to Stop Worrying and Just Play D&D

How to Stop Worrying and Just Play D&D That sentiment echoed throughout my teenage years. As…

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May102023
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Living Legacies: Decommissioned Vessels are Being Transformed Into Ecosystems

Beneath the cold waters of the BC coast, life has been sustained on the glass…

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May102023
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Fish ’n’ Plastic: Ocean Pollution with a Side of Hard-hitting Truth

Ocean pollution became a hot topic within the last decade, but it’s not the Funko…

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May102023
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Are We Heading Into a Recession? Here’s What You Need to Know

Nationwide recessions occur from time to time. These simply refer to periods when there is…

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May102023
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My Introduction to Canadian Life & Plans for My First Summer Here

In mid-September 2022, I flew to Canada from my home city, Mumbai—the “city of dreams.”…

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May102023
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Your summer bucket list for personal growth

As the school year comes to an end, students everywhere are excited to take a…

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May102023
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Best of the Fests: 4 Festivals You Can’t Miss This Summer

Summer is fast approaching these days and that means one thing: festival season is coming!…

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May102023
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Summer Days in the City …Part 2

With summer just around the corner, there is no better way to get some vitamin…

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May102023
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Halfway Across the World: A Summer Abroad with Joshua Luu

What comes to mind when you think of summer? Going to the beach? Sleeping in?…

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May102023
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Completing the Gauntlet: Life After BCIT for Three Graduating Students

If you’re graduating, congratulations! You’ve made it through. The gruelling years of “accelerated learning” are…

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May102023
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Optimizing Your Career Decisions

You will probably be devoting a significant portion of your life to your career. So,…

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May82023
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Sneak Peek into My Experience Writing for Link

photos by: Abby Francis With my studies in the Broadcast and Online Journalism program, I…

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Mar242023
Campus Life Service Funding Referendum

Press Release – BCITSA Student Elections

We’ve compiled the bios and photos of the 2023/2024 BCITSA Student Elections candidates here for…

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Mar162023
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Campaigning at BCIT Next Year With Tips from Sally Poon, Chair of Downtown Campus

The BCIT Student Association (BCITSA) is led by the Student Council, a passionate team of…

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Mar162023
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Getting Involved at BCIT is Great for Your Resume

The working world can be difficult to navigate. My goal for Cut to the Chase…

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Mar162023
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The BCIT Student’s Guide to Voting in the Canadian Federal Election

In Canada, federal elections typically happen every four years. However, they’re subject to being held…

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Mar162023
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A Dive Into the BC Housing Crisis: Where We Are & How It Began

Note: Please take this commentary with a grain of salt—the narrative is limited due to…

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Mar162023
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An Exclusive Glimpse Into Leadership Initiatives at BCIT

✦Interview with Mo Baydoun Executives at the BCIT Student Association (BCITSA) work hard to advocate…

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Mar162023
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Looking Back on Winter Fest with Co-organizer Tanya Fuchs

With memories of the pandemic being left behind, many executives of the BCIT Student Association…

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Mar162023
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Lobbying for Change: An Insider’s Perspective with VP External, Nolan Nordwall

Most high school graduates aim to pursue post-secondary education, but this route is no longer…

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Mar162023
Campus Life Service Funding Referendum

The Service Funding Referendum: Why it Matters and How to Vote

The BCIT Student Association (BCITSA) will be holding a Service Funding Referendum in the last…

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Mar162023
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Chair of Specialized Transport Campuses: A New Executive Role & What it Means for Students

Theo Robson is currently finishing his second year in the full-time BCIT Airport Operations program…

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Mar162023
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All About Student Council!

During your educational journey here, you may need to juggle very demanding course loads on…

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Mar162023
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A Message from The President

Dear Reader, As the President of the BCIT Student Association (BCITSA), I welcome you to…

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Feb102023
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Your 2023 Horoscope: Which Hearty Sweet are You?

Content Warning: As a publisher, I do not, and never have, spread claims that I…

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Feb102023
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Santiago, the lover

Note: All characters, events, and names are fictional.  His heart stopped beating.  He couldn’t believe…

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Feb102023
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What The Lord of the Rings Taught Me About Love

Written in the 1950s and adapted into movies in the early 2000s, The Lord of…

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Feb102023
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THREE SIMPLE STEPS TO FIND YOUR SOULMATE

If you’re looking for love this year, use the law of attraction to your advantage.…

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Feb102023
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How This “No-Nonsense” Woman Knew She Found The One

Love is a curious and complex thing to most of us, including Jane, a single…

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Feb102023
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On the Diversity of Love

If you search up the definition of love, you’ll likely find some variation of this:…

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Feb102023
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New to dating apps? Here’s what to know

When it comes to finding love and romance, more and more people are relying on…

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Feb102023
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Get Sweet with Your Sweetie with this Lemon Buttermilk Pie

*Sensitive to gluten? You can absolutely go with gluten-free flour and pie crust* Total time:…

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Feb102023
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Spotify curated playlists

“Two Slow Dancers” by Mitski It would be a crime to have a sad song…

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Feb102023
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The best romance fiction to keep you up at night

Watch this: Leap Year (2010) Anna is done waiting for her boyfriend of four years…

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Feb102023
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Shinji x Mari in Neon Genesis Evangelion: an anime ship analysis

Content Warning: Spoiler alert The wildly popular Japanese anime franchise Neon Genesis Evangelion has been…

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Feb102023
Lifestyle Blue Door

Living with Lost Love: What I learned from Brokeback Mountain and The Myth of Closure

The final scene of Brokeback Mountain shows the aged Ennis Del Mar walking over to…

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Feb102023
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Virtual Love in a Post-COVID World

Due to the 2020-onwards event that you may be trying to forget, the world had…

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Feb102023
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Read This, Not That

I should probably confess this right off the bat: I’m not a big romance reader.…

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Feb102023
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Habits to Leave Behind for a Fresh Start

In the blink of an eye, we’ve arrived in February.  For many, the end of…

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Feb82023
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Berkton Bus Stop

This story is based on real events. If you think you may need help, please…

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Jan112023
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MicroLink Podcast Special Episode – Virtual Extremism

Content Warning: this episode features the mention and discussion of antisemitism, hate speech, assault, and…

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Dec92022
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Wholesome Fun for the Holiday Season

Winter is here! As music by Mariah Carey hits the streets, it’s time to be…

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Dec82022
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Discover Winter in Metro Vancouver

The days are shorter and the wind is biting, meaning it can be harder to…

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Dec82022
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Cut to the Chase: How to Network When Life’s a Pitch

Photos by Pierre Châtel-Innocenti on Unsplash

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Dec82022
Lifestyle

How to Recognize and Navigate Seasonal Depression

Illustration by Nazanin Hosseinmardi Note: This article is not to be taken as medical advice.…

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Dec82022
Campus Life

BCIT JDC West: a Perfect Balance of Brain and Brawn

Rai-Ann “I wanted to be an executive for JDC West because of their values and…

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Dec82022
Campus Life

A New Discord Server for School of Business + Media Students

Interview with Joshua Luu You probably know that BCIT is full of possibilities. Yet in…

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Dec82022
Campus Life

Two BCIT Grads Reinvent the Global Workforce While Creating Socioeconomic and Environmental Impact 

What comes to mind when you think of traditional accounting firms? Taxes? Audits? Stress-induced cardiomyopathy?…

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Dec82022
Campus Life

All About Hackathons: Opportunities at BCIT and Beyond

Interview with Mo Baydoun With the annual BCIT Student Association QDS Hackathon (which stands for…

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Dec82022
Bits & Bites

Are cool technologies making the planet hotter (literally)?

Technology has been advancing faster than ever before. The 1969’s Apollo 11 mission Guidance Computer…

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Dec82022
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AI Art: a Divisive Medium

Throughout the years, artists have spent time, energy, and creativity on making works of art…

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Dec82022
Campus Life

On Labs and Life: Insights from an Electrical Engineering Student

Interview with Vrishank Prabhu  There’s a reason why industries favour BCIT graduates—BCIT programs provide rigorous…

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Dec82022
Campus Life

Get to Know an Intramural Volleyball Team: BCIT Student Life

Intramural sports are an excellent addition to the culture at BCIT, enriching the student experience…

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Dec82022
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Student Spotlight: Theo Robson & Cody Pallin Getting a Chair at the Table

Photos by Puii Duangtip @puiionsunnyside There are endless opportunities at BCIT to gain hands-on skills…

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Dec82022
Lifestyle

My Journey in the World of Interior Design, Plus Tips to Design Your Space

I also explored various design styles, my favourite being japandi, a combination of Japanese and…

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Dec82022
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Mull Your Wine Over the Holidays

I wouldn’t blame your guests (or even yourself) for turning down your concoction. There’s no…

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Dec82022
Culture Blue Guitar

Music Artists of the Lower Mainland to Listen to During Winter Break

NimkishGenre: Soul R&B Nimkish is a lyrical poet who expresses her Indigenous voice through her…

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Nov142022
Culture

The Eastside Culture Crawl Returns November 17-20 2022

Denis Guitérrez-Ogrinc Serena Chu Tess Paul

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Oct252022
Link Writers' Corner

Be Mean To Your Characters & Create Suspense

What do books have that can keep an audience reading when everything seems to be…

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Oct252022
Lifestyle

The Future of Esports in British Columbia and how to get involved

Dennis reveals that the biggest challenges in North America are related to infrastructure. “There is…

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Oct252022
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Adaptogens–Herbal Magic or Just Some Hocus Pocus?

Are adaptogens the underdog cure-for-all or just a marketing ploy? Is the rich history enough…

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Oct252022
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It Feels Like a Movie: a Review of Don’t Worry Darling (not 100% spoiler-free)

Now, I would love for you to still see Don’t Worry Darling. It is amusing…

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Oct252022
Lifestyle

Big Man, Big Difference: Interview with Andrew Peirson, a BC Lions Athlete

We all have the power to make a positive change in this world, which is…

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Oct242022
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Learning Carbs

INGREDIENTS:  Dough:60 ml pumpkin purée25 ml half & half cream½ egg250 ml all-purpose flour50 ml…

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Oct242022
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Student Spotlight Julia Gretarsdottir: Time to Shine

“As soon as I was on the ice and it was just me, my pretty…

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Oct242022
Campus Life

BCITSA Food Support Hub

Community FridgePrice: Free | Conditions: None Compared to the Food Pantry, the Community Fridge can…

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Oct242022
Lifestyle

Self-care Tips to Explore as Days Get Darker

1. Discover or revisit a hobby Have you ever thought about learning to bake, but…

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Oct242022
Bits & Bites

Scary Movies for Teens and 20-Somethings

illustrations by Gabriella Consuelo Scream (1996) If you are just getting into horror, start here.…

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Oct242022
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Discover Your BCIT Student Association

During your educational journey at BCIT, you are part of a safe, accessible, and respectful…

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Sep12022
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Link Writing & Editing Corner

As a writer, you intend to create a consistency in your work, showing your readers…

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Sep12022
Campus Life

Exploring Our Burnaby Campus

Mi Chap Tukw: The Indigenous Gathering Place or Mi Chap Tukw, meaning “a home away…

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Sep12022
Culture

Summer Nostalgia

Do you ever find yourself reminiscing about your childhood summers?  I do. There’s a picture…

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Sep12022
Culture

My Last Summer Hurrah (A Sweet Mango Float Recipe)

Summer may be over, but you can still enjoy the sweetness of tropical fruits.  Mango…

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Sep12022
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Student Spotlight: Nolan Nordwall A Hundred Tiny Attempts

There is often awkward silence when we meet someone new, but that didn’t happen when…

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Sep12022
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Wild Animal Safety in BC

BC’s beautiful natural landscape is a vast playground for those who love exploring the outdoors,…

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Sep12022
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What to Do in an Earthquake

As the Geological Survey of Canada previously reported, more than 4000 earthquakes are recorded in…

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Sep12022
Campus Life

New Student Patio is Open!

Burnaby Building SE2, 3rd Floor  *The food pantry is a BCIT Student Association initiative in…

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Aug152022
Campus Life

How Students Can Protect Themselves from Rental Scams

With inflation reaching record highs worldwide, brought on by COVID-19, students at post-secondary institutions in…

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Jun12022
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The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows

When we don’t know a word, we look it up in the dictionary. There’s usually…

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Jun12022
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when do we grow up?

I used to think that once I got a degree, I’d feel more like an…

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Jun12022
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A shift in our social interactions will happen this summer: we’ll be resocializing.

Illustration and words by Nazanin Hosseinmard For the past two years, we lost close interactions…

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Jun12022
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A Story of an International Student in Marketing

Hi! My name is Anastasiia, and I am an international student from Ukraine. I am…

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Jun12022
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How I fell in love with BC

“Let’s go, bro, almost there!” I am slowly making my way up the Eagle Bluffs…

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Jun12022
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summer days in the city

Spinning Chandelier by Rodney Graham As much as I enjoy staying in with some takeout…

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Jun12022
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How Much Caffeine is Too Much? Café Hopping Edition

Illustration by Kailee Vanderwoerd Summer is fast approaching, Vancouverites! Now that there are no more…

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Jun12022
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Women in Computing: Architects of Networks

photos by Nicole Jingco, Dannicah Salazar, Asma Mohamad Navigating life as BCIT students can feel…

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Jun12022
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How Staying Engaged With Diverse Communities Has Shaped Me

Many international students (including me) would agree that moving to a new country can be…

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Jun12022
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difficult woman

i am a difficult woman, gladly.many of us weren’t wantedwhen the ultrasounds at the gynac’s…

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Jun12022
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7 Tips for Overcoming Burnout

During the hectic pursuit of development and careers, you may not immediately notice how the…

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Jun12022
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how decluttering helped me (re)gain presence

Illustration by Kailee Vanderwoerd They say that absentmindedness has no cure. And I believed it.…

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Apr222022
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“This isn’t what we signed up for.” Two BCIT international students speak on the harsh reality of living here

THE FORESTS ARE LITERALLY BURNING Beautiful BC is on fire. Last year, temperatures reached 50…

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Apr222022
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“Leave room for Jesus”: How to club without getting COVID

After two years of being closed, clubs and bars have re-opened and are in full…

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Ode to the Most Hated Man Alive

Once in 1703, Peter I founded the city, “Here I will lay a stone For…

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Apr222022
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Free Money for BCIT Students

The BCIT Student Association (BCITSA) has begun handing out $5 bills to students outside of…

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Apr222022
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The System Works

“BCIT has given me so much confidence, I wish I came here straight out of…

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Apr222022
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The System is Broken

“The system is broken,” says local student council member Nolan Anderson. “I’ve been at BCIT…

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Apr222022
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Student in BCIT’s Hardest Program Denied the Sympathy He Deserves

“It’s just not fair,” says local BCIT computing student Joseph Harris. “One of the few…

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Apr202022
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SATIRE: BCIT Prohibits Vehicles on Burnaby Campus

BCIT has ordered all parking lots to be demolished. The move is a landmark decision…

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Apr192022
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Why the “Bruh Culture” Must Be Respected

As I cracked open a cold one with my best bruh Kyle, he and I…

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Apr192022
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Thoughts of a BCIT Student

MORNING The morning is all about deciding what time you’ll need to get to campus…

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Apr192022
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BC Gov Distributes COVID Tests Just in Time for Pandemic to Be Over

The BC government has finally gotten around to distributing COVID tests. “We’ve been busy, OK?!”…

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Apr192022
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Small Town Girl Drops Out of College to Become the Next German Heiress

After binge-watching Inventing Anna over the weekend, first-year BCIT student Lana Kaminka dropped out to…

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Apr142022
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BC Hindu Community Outraged by Use Of Lord Ganesh on Logo

“We have hundreds of people today; we’ll have thousands next time!” – Neera Vohra The…

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Apr142022
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Pandemic Resolutions: New Me, New Internalized Capitalism

When the pandemic got really bad and I started working from home I treated it…

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Apr142022
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Jumping Down the Pop Culture Rabbit Hole

When I first moved  to Canada, immigration pamphlets would boast about the diversity of culture.…

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Apr142022
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What’s Going On In Ukraine?

Canada has become home to almost 1.4 million Ukrainian Canadians, the third-largest Ukrainian population after…

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Apr142022
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Who Am I?

When I try to define myself, I tend to look through three lenses: My history,…

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Apr142022
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Canadian Culture from International Students’ POV

Exploring and moving to a new country is tough—I know because I just moved to…

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Mar212022
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Be Fearlessly Authentic: Kailee Vanderwoerd

Despite growing up in a small town in Northern BC, Kailee Vanderwoerd’s creativity knows no…

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Mar212022
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From the Stove to the Soul: Venezuelan Cachapas Recipe

I recently caught up with some friends after their trip home to Venezuela. As they…

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Mar212022
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Finding Your “Place”

The words “culture” and “community” can mean different things for each person. “Culture” is typically…

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Feb242022
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Automation in Medical Technology

The use of “cobots” (collaborative robots) and artificial intelligence (AI) in today’s medical system has…

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Feb112022
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6 Innovations in the food industry

The food industry is constantly evolving, because new technologies and therefore new foods are always…

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Feb112022
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Personal Innovation

n is change, but it is a special kind of change that brings you to…

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Feb102022
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Truong Thanh – Restaurant Review

Is there anything better than a piping hot bowl of noodle soup on a cold,…

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Feb82022
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How who you love changes your access to public services.

The LGBTQIA2S+ (LGBTQ) community has made significant civil rights improvements here in Canada since the…

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Feb82022
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Love Languages

It was another ordinary day after a church event when they first met. The brown-haired…

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Feb82022
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Innovating our Economics

For the past 30 years, economic policies have led to growing financial insecurity for the…

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Feb82022
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Innovating our Heroes

When we feel lost, we look for a hero to save us. For many people,…

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Jan122022
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Young Women in Business: Leaders of Tomorrow

Our time at BCIT can be stressful, filled with busy schedules and constant deadlines that…

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Jan122022
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Optimizing Efficiency with Ergonomics: Kinesis Freestyle 2 Keyboard Review

Are you looking for a new keyboard? The Kinesis Freestyle 2 provides all the versatility…

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Dec102021
LifestyleNews

Take Your Space

Questions to ask when exploring physical activity options: FUN: This factor is unique to you…

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Dec102021
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Women in Fitness

Recognizing a need for women’s fitness One thousand years ago, women began putting on long…

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Dec102021
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The 5C’s of Vaccine Hesitancy

      I feel it’s important to say right off the top that I…

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Dec102021
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Review: Habitat Pub

Photo by Zach Blaney Are you looking for a place to unwind after a tough…

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Dec102021
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7 Signs Your Body is Trying to Tell You Something 

The human body is very intelligent; it has its own way of telling us things.…

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Dec102021
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Venture Through November

The fall weather and colourful trees can make November feel like a temperamental yet beautiful…

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Dec102021
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Get Out There!

  Last summer, I played beach volleyball for the first time—nerd that I was in…

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Dec102021
Campus LifeCultureSpotlightTop Stories A prevent waste sign at BCIT

BCITSA’S CIGARETTE RECYCLING PROGRAM

Why do we need your help in recycling cigarette butts? According to a study done…

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Dec102021
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Review: Stoke the Fire

Stoke: used to describe something that is really cool or amazing, taken from the term…

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Dec102021
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Review: Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut

I am rarely willing to drop $80 on a game, but I just did it…

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Dec102021
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Review: Venom: Let There Be Carnage

If you are looking for a low key date outing and an easy Friday night,…

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Dec92021
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The Science of Life

India is home to one of the world’s oldest holistic health systems, Ayurveda Our Connection…

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Dec92021
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Čupavci Recipe (Australian Lamingtons)

Čupavci, also known as Australian Lamingtons, is a biscuit dipped in chocolate sauce and covered…

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Nov202021
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RECHARGE. REVITALIZE. REBOOT.

Yes, it’s that time of the year again! From the sound of the scrunching leaves…

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Nov202021
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What About Drinking?

What About Drinking? My first drink was a celebratory shot of tequila after prom. While…

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Nov202021
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Freshman 15

At the end of the day, sometimes all we need is to take a step…

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Nov202021
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Don’t Let Your Learning Disability Impede Your Future

Learning Thousands of students struggle with learning disabilities and unique learning situations. I have the…

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Nov202021
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Review: What If?

What If In our lives and in the media we consume, we love to fantasize…

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Nov202021
Bits & BitesCultureLifestyle a poster of mountains

Review: Ye.

Ye The album explores darker topics such as suicide, self-isolation, overdose, and addiction, and is…

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Nov192021
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Hello, Nature!

I’m not a hiker. You can probably guess that when you see the picture of…

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Do Instructor Reviews Matter?

Students fill out evaluations for every course, but is this the best way for them…

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Mar62020
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Op-Ed: Dieting–Should we Stop Talking About It?

“It’s not about getting to a number on the scale—It’s about creating a vision for…

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Mar62020
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Recipe: Matcha Waffles with Coconut Syrup

It’s March, and spring break is on the horizon. With St Patrick’s day (March 17)…

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Mar62020
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The History of Green Beer

  St. Patrick’s Day—a day where every Irish pub in town is filled to the…

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Mar62020
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What the Fork?

People gotta eat. At BCIT everyday, food-based articles are thrown in the trash. Coffee cups,…

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Mar62020
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Review: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

  Attention food, culture and comedy lovers! Chef and restaurateur David Chang is back with…

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Mar62020
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Student Spotlight: Shawn Grewal

Faith & Humility: Accounting Graduate Shawn Grewal’s Winding Journey to Success words Lauren Edwards photography…

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Mar62020
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Review: Waves

Waves follows the story of 17-year-old black student and wrestler Tyler (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) living…

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Mar62020
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Art Feature: Vincent Lin

At his core, Vincent Lin is just a shy little guy that likes to draw.…

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Mar62020
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Review: Palermo Cucina

I was excited to try out this new spot in North Vancouver. The restaurant sits…

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Mar22020
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New BC Access Grant makes university more attainable for low income students

A post-secondary education will be more affordable for thousands of students who are eligible for…

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Mar12020
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Vancouver Glitter Ball Festival back again

Artist Cayley Carlson / Photo courtesy of Cushy Entertainment Glitter Ball is back for its…

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Feb292020
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Fraser Riverkeeper invites everyone to join Cleanup and Celebration

Photo courtesy of Fraser Riverkeeper For the 13th year, volunteers will gather to lend a…

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Feb282020
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A Walk Through Cindy Sherman’s Exhibit

I have always been curious about photography but never really had the chance to learn…

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Feb212020
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Pregnancy Prevention

Also, it’s important to note that we’re talking about pregnancy prevention, not sexually transmitted infection…

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Feb212020
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Photo Feature: Julia Verea

Julia Verea is a 24-year-old photographer, screenwriter, social media manager, and marketing student at BCIT.…

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Feb212020
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Recipe: Tabbouleh

Typically I use chickpeas, but if you wanted some more protein, you could add cooked…

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Feb202020
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Recipe: Baba Ghanoush

I make Baba Ghanoush in a small food processor, but it will work fine in…

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Feb192020
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Making Money Moves

Nicole V. advertised her twerking class in January as an empowering practice of the art…

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Feb192020
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BCIT Hackathon 2020 – Using Computation Solutions to Get Ahead

Aaron Rempel sat down with Justin Cervantes of the BCIT Student Association to discuss the…

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Feb172020
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5 Myths About Porn DEBUNKED

The internet is ripe with porn. Not only are genres and platforms growing more diverse,…

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Feb162020
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Sex Confessions

From the awkward to the gross to the triumphant, a few brave students at BCIT…

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Feb162020
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Campus Relationships: Finding Balance

When I first stepped onto the BCIT campus, I had no intention of falling in…

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Feb162020
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Music Review: ‘Circles’ by Mac Miller

The hip-hop artist’s posthumous album dropped on January 17 Mac Miller’s death in 2018 sent…

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Feb162020
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Beer Review: The Steamworks Espresso Stout

The Steamworks Espresso Stout is a light-bodied heavily malted beer perfect for the winter season…

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Feb162020
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Film Review: Marriage Story

Marriage Story pits the two ideas of falling in and out of love against each…

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Feb102020
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B.C. Government increases ICBC accountability and takes lawyers out of the legal process

The B.C. Government is making changes to help ensure ICBC is more transparent and accountable…

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Feb102020
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Historic ‘Parasite’ Oscars win salvages a bland awards season

‘Parasite’ and Joaquin Phoenix topped headlines during Hollywood’s biggest night. The 92nd Academy Awards recognized…

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Feb92020
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BC’s Passenger Transportation Board approves 2 more ride-hailing companies

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Feb72020
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Concert Review: Greyson Chance’s ‘Good as Gold’

Born in West Texas, Greyson Chance got his start in the music industry 10 years…

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Feb72020
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BC Government ratifies a 5-year U-Pass agreement for students

The government of BC has signed the U-pass agreement that will continue to give Metro-Vancouver…

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Jan202020
CultureNews Cast Creator/Performer: Justin Miller Creative Creator/Performer: Justin Miller Director: Byron Laviolette Accompaniment: Steven Conway Dramaturgy: Sandra Balcovske Production Design: Joseph Pagnan Lighting Design: Jareth Li Sound Design: Deanna Choi Tent: Haley Reap Stage Manager: Giuseppe Condello Producers: Rebecca Ballarin and Justin Miller PHOTO Michael Cooper

PuSh International Performing Arts Festival starts tomorrow!

PuSh is a three-week festival featuring an emotionally honest, politically daring program of visually arresting…

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Jan92020
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Is Mental Health Developed by Nature or Nurture?

Divorce As a Catalyst for Intergenerational Mental Health Concerns Can mental illness be passed down…

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Jan82020
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Growing Demand in Cybersecurity Offers a Wealth of Opportunity for New Grads

Eva Yu started as an AntiVirus Analyst and is now a data scientist at Fortinet,…

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Jan82020
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Review: ‘Chixtape 5’ by Tory Lane

Canadian rapper Tory Lanez takes us back to the 2000s through an 18-track nostalgic love…

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Jan82020
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Applications Open for Rhode Island Annual Science Workshop for Journalists

Metcalf Institute’s Annual Science Immersion Workshop for Journalists to Explore How 2 Degree Celsius is Changing…

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Jan72020
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All-Male Drag Ballerinas Perform Comedy Versions of Classics

Show One Productions presents the return of the all-male ballet company Les Ballets Trockadero de…

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Jan72020
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Booze ‘N’ Schmooze: Review

What: BOOZE ‘N’ SCHMOOZE – An Independent Filmmakers Meetup When: Every last Tuesday of the…

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Jan42020
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Friends on Opposing Ends

More people are avoiding affiliations with people of differing political views. Can conservatives and liberals…

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Dec312019
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Film Review: ‘Cats’ is a lewd monstrosity that needs to be spayed

Director Tom Hooper’s adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit Broadway musical is a litter box…

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Dec312019
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Film Review: ‘Parasite’ is a true cinematic masterwork

South Korean director Bong Joon-ho satirizes class warfare in his Cannes Film Festival-winning black comedy.…

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Dec222019
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Film Review: Ad Astra (2019)

Buckle up. It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for—Brad Pitt is going to space.…

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Dec182019
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Curry Pumpkin Soup

Ingredients:  • 1 celery stalk, diced • 1 medium white onion, diced • 2 carrots,…

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Dec182019
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What’s Behind the Craze of Poke Bowls?

It was just another Tuesday afternoon, me in my all-black weekday outfit, a poke bowl…

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Dec182019
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Photo Feature: Sydney Wong

Vancouver is a city that screams vibrancy and culture, and the only place that 21-year-old…

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Dec182019
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Ok, Boomer

The response we were looking for but not the one we need… So much for…

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Vancouver Clothing Firm Removes Leggings Within 24-hours of Hindu Protest

Greater Vancouver based athleisure brand NoMiNoU has apologized and withdrawn legging and capris, carrying images…

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Dec172019
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Playing With Fire: Ceramics of the Extraordinary

The newest exhibit at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology features 11 BC-based artists who use ceramic…

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Dec162019
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First Time at the Vancouver Christmas Market

Photos by Eric J.W. Li Last week, I visited the Vancouver Christmas Market for the…

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Dec162019
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Burnaby Film Director Selected For Sundance Film Festival

Two new National Film Board of Canada (NFB) virtual reality works will be presented at…

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Dec162019
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A Bilingual Poem: Remained

Another midday grew to the vault of heaven Sparse, rainy snow tingled in my fingertips…

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Dec162019
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Op-Ed: Nothing Lasts Forever

Words Sherry M. Lai My first ever online purchase was a white lace bodycon long-sleeve…

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Dec162019
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A Student of a Certain Age

My name is Kevin. I’m 46 years old, and I’m in my first year attending…

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Dec162019
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Recipe: Thai Peanut Wraps

Photo design by Tracy Ngo These are great to eat throughout the week, but since…

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Dec162019
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Art Feature: Zach Whitbread

Zach Whitbread is a twenty-something-year-old frog who’s a complicated mess of music, scribbles, hopes, and…

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Dec162019
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Student Spotlight: Amine Doulfikar

Photography by Eric J.W. Li Amine Doulfikar is a powerhouse. The fourth-year BCIT electrical engineering…

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Dec162019
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Review: Busyhead Tour – Noah Kahan

On October 26, American indie singer Noah Kahan played for an early crowd at the…

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Dec162019
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Disney+: A Review

The launch of the Disney+ streaming service was possibly the most anticipated event of 2019.…

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Dec122019
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Holiday Ladder Safety Tips from WorkSafeBC

The holiday season is approaching and WorkSafeBC is reminding workers, employers and the public to…

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Nov252019
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Oslo Ranked Smartest City in the World

Comparative analysis reveals the cities emerging as leaders of smart urban development The Norwegian capital…

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Nov212019
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Winners for 20th Annual Burnaby Business Excellence Awards Announced

The winners for the 20th annual Burnaby Business Excellence Awards (BBEA) were announced last evening…

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Nov202019
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Saag Paneer

Prep: 10 Minutes Cook: 30 Minutes Feeds: 5 This is not a traditional Saag Paneer.…

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Nov202019
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The First Yogi

Yoga is more than a fitness fad. In Vancouver, there are more than 50 yoga…

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Nov192019
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Behold Electric Guitar, Paul Gilbert

Self Released: Bandcamp / May 2019 This Bandcamp release by jazz-rock player Paul Gilbert goes…

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Nov192019
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The Rising Popularity of Esports

illustrations Sheku Nafisi I was sitting down for breakfast a few weeks ago when my…

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Nov192019
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A Trip to Merritt: Rally Championships Wake Up a Sleepy Town

photography Alec Preissler & Andy Scheier I’m standing in a snow-covered valley. The sky and…

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Nov182019
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Student Spotlight: William-Patrick Blouin-Comeau

Competitive Sailor, BCIT Student, and Red Bull Canada Marketing Specialist Words by Nikita Nayak Photography…

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Nov182019
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Sip This: London Fog Ale

Faculty Brewing, 1830 Ontario St, Vancouver, BC, V5T 2W6 Vancouver based companies Faculty Brewing Co. and…

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Nov152019
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MOA Challenges Traditional Notions of Clay with Premiere Exhibition

The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC presents the exhibition, “Playing with Fire: Ceramics of…

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Nov52019
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Visit This: Neptune Club Sports Bar and Grill

Station Square, 4405 Central Blvd, Burnaby, BC V5H 4M3 After walking into Neptune Club, I…

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Nov42019
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Nursing Students Promote Health at Downtown Campus

Eight nursing students organized and hosted two health events at BCIT’s downtown campus. Navi, Sophie,…

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Oct182019
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VIFF 2019: Portrait of a Lady on Fire

French director Céline Sciamma’s historical lesbian romance paints a transfixing and emotional portrait. Characteristic of…

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Oct172019
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A UV Light Halloween-Themed Art Exhibit is Coming to Vancouver

Ghosts of the Lower Mainland, a Halloween-themed Exhibition of Faux Fauvist Art, comes to Studio…

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Oct162019
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Campbell River Tech Competition Awarding $200,000 in Prizes

Calling all innovative entrepreneurs with ideas to solve real-life problems for people and businesses. The…

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Oct152019
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Diversity Arts & Entertainment Presents #BestWitches

The #BestWitches campaign is a result of an after-hours social media event image that led…

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Oct152019
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Sheku Nafisi: illustrator & graphic designer

Sheku Nafisi is a multi-disciplinary designer and artist based in Vancouver who specializes in graphic…

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Oct152019
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Overnight Oats

Overnight oats are one of the most diverse healthy breakfast options available. They’re naturally gluten-free,…

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Oct152019
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Culture of Convenience

Humankind has long tried to find ways to simplify our lives. It wasn’t until the…

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Oct152019
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ONE-BREATH MEDITATION

Student life is hard. It’s filled with assignments, examinations, and projects, and we still have…

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Oct152019
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Changing Your Narrative: A Student Perspective on Mental Health

This Fall, Link had the opportunity to speak with Samantha Pasielski, a BCIT Graphic Design…

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Oct152019
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Speak Up Speak Out De-stigmatizes Mental Health

content warning: this article discusses self-harm. November is the highest-suicide rated month of the academic…

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Oct152019
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Weeding Out Education

How BCIT’s Cannabis Policy Was Hashed Out BCIT’s cannabis policy prohibits the use of recreational…

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Oct152019
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Student Spotlight: Savannah Erasmus

 Comedians make us laugh, but often a profound story lies underneath a joke’s surface. As…

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Oct72019
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How to Decorate Your New Space

Blank walls and empty shelves can be a dreary sight to come home to after…

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Oct62019
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DanceHouse Presents Australia’s Leading Indigenous Dance Company

DanceHouse, in partnership with Dancers of Damelahamid, launches its 2019/20 season with Australia’s acclaimed Bangarra…

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Oct62019
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BCIT Infrastructure Project Presented with Envision Gold Award

A ribbon-cutting celebration of the BCIT North Campus Infrastructure Project (NCIP) as it is presented…

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Oct62019
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SuperBetter: A Review

SuperBetter is a task-manager companion app for depression, anxiety, stress, chronic pain, and other physical…

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Oct52019
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A Thousand Splendid Suns Comes to the Stage

The Arts Club’s 2019–2020 season opens in Vancouver with A Thousand Splendid Suns, a hauntingly…

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Sep292019
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United Nations HeForShe #GetFreeTour visits BCIT

On September 20, the UN Women’s HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality came to BCIT.…

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Sep262019
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An interview with the admin of BCIT Confessions

BATmin, SADmin and Dadmin open up about the page’s origins, meme wars, and more. interviewed…

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Sep262019
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Of Mice and Men Director Debuts 1940s War Story

The Slamming Door Artist Collective presents Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path. Directed by Genevieve Fleming (Of…

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Sep262019
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EMV Launches 50th Anniversary Season with Le Concert Spirituel: Baroque Orchestral Suites

Early Music Vancouver (EMV) commences its 50th Anniversary Season with Le Concert Spirituel: Baroque Orchestral…

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Sep262019
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Vancouver Christmas Market celebrates 10th Anniversary

This holiday season, the Vancouver Christmas Market celebrates its 10th anniversary at Jack Poole Plaza…

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Sep262019
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Introducing Scholarships for Indigenous Journalism Students

The Jack Webster Foundation is pleased to announce an addition to its Student Journalism Awards…