In the wake of the departure of Arvind Gupta and the ensuing questions, a mountain of freedom of information requests are hitting UBC’s two Access and Privacy staff the hardest. This severe shortage of staff makes the mountain that much bigger.
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Women’s basketball suffered a rough loss against the Ryerson Rams, 76-66, coming back from an almost 20 point deficit due to some solid individual performances.
With just under ten minutes to go in the game, and a tight scoreline at 20-18 in favour of their Italian opponents, Harry Jones ran onto the field sporting the red Canadian jersey for his first ever match in the Rugby World Cup.
Sachs is so passionate about the United Nations Sustainable Goals, which include “end poverty in all its forms everywhere” (number one) and protecting the environment (numbers twelve, thirteen, fourteen and fifteen) because, of course, he played a huge hand in creating them.
Ever wanted to dance with a little Latin flare? The Latin Dance Club can make that dream come true.
Chemotherapy is the current drug of choice to treat cancer. It kills cancer cells, while trying to do as little damage as possible to healthy cells. Now there might be a better way to fight cancer.
Just because you were on this side of the breakup doesn’t mean it was any less of a breakup.
The fact I’m in fourth year.
“Duende” in Spanish is a mythical elf-like creature and in flamenco, it refers to the soul, a heightened state of emotions and expression.
He rose to fame on the global stage in the 70s and 80s, and has been the recipient of several awards and accolades, including a Grammy in 2005 and Sweden’s Polar Prize in 2013. He was among the Times 100 in 2007 and is one of the most widely known African musicians and composed the 1998 FIFA World Cup Anthem.
“Harry Potter is this global phenomenon,” said Shriver. “I started to realise that there are a lot of connections that Vancouver specifically has with this phenomenon.”
On Monday, Canada’s longest election since the 1800s finally came to a close, with Canadians voting a new prime minister into office, Justin Trudeau.
“Dear Natalie, I’ve failed my first ever midterm. I’ve never failed at anything before."
In a recent council meeting, the AMS discussed the possibility of withdrawing from the Alliance of BC Students.