In the wake of the recent release of the "executive summary" of the outside review commissioned by UBC and of the presentation of the history department’s own mediator, I have a few additional observations.
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The original petition was created by students Kevin Doering, Tanner Bokor and Viet Vu. The three hoped to incite the return of their beloved pub, which was shut down like most of the businesses in the old SUB with the opening of the Nest.