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Glassheim recognizes that representation is a key point. “I'd want to really be open to the voices of neighbours and other residents. Hopefully, I would learn a lot in the process.”

A resident of Wesbrook Place, Cheng is running for what would be his first term on the Board. His top priorities for the Board are improving neighbourhood safety and sustainability.

“I’ve met so many people from all walks of life facing different problems and I really want to play my role in creating a better community for everyone,” Co said.

“I thought it was really important to have individuals that are student-aged, are connected to students and have them be able to represent their thoughts and voices on the Board,” Gan said.

After a hiatus of a few years, we are bringing an important column back to our paper: Tuum Sex (formerly known as Positively Sex).

The Ubyssey spoke to students on campus about which songs suited their autumnal commute to class; some students mentioned why they feel connected to these songs and how music is related to cherished memories.

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