Around 10 p.m. on Friday, March 25, a woman was assaulted at the the 3200 block of Wesbrook Mall in south Wesbrook Village. She was pushed to the ground, after which the perpetrator rubbed his midsection against her back.
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Practically speaking, the no confidence motion does not have any immediate discernible effects — the Board of Governors does not technically need the confidence of the faculty to continue functioning.
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Jonathan Ichiwaka, an associate professor in the philosophy department, said the issue has been ongoing since December, but has become more of a problem recently due to the new term starting and the issue taking so long to resolve.
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The review was undertaken by David Loukidelis, information commissioner, ad hoc, for the Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada, who reviewed the university's policies and procedures and made several conclusions.
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Having surpassed several stages of application, four UBC students will head to the closing ceremonies in Toronto later this month. The case competition tasks students with creating marketing solutions for a new Chevrolet vehicle.
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