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We looked at professors on ratemyprof.com with more than 30 rankings (about a full-sized small class) and then listed the best of the bunch. The quotes are taken from their ratings page. Did yours make the list?
All of UBC and UBC Okanagan's academic and non-academic discipline reports from 1996-2015 are available online for your perusal. They range from your standard forged medical note to elaborate, ostentatious and sometimes horrifically stupid ideas.
The event is part of the Pint and Policy Series — described as "a brand new series where students, academics and policy makers get together and talk politics."
“The event was inspired by our desire to showcase a multitude of different aspects of Asian cultures at the same time."
"Don’t leave it to the last minute, don’t drink too much tea."
I found out caramelized crickets are pretty darn good. They taste like potato chips, but lighter.
Taking over the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre are bright lights, a slew of fancy cars and an abundance of people sporting headsets and clipboards.
You’ve made it to UBC, so you can make it anywhere.
The program positions itself as easy to use and, surprisingly, it is. Just swing by one of four on campus locations and pick an umbrella up, then return it in 48 hours or less.
It’s not the typical “waist-hooping” moves you would expect, but rather more of a tricks and dance-oriented club.
You know that giant hanging whale skeleton on Main Mall in the Beaty Biodiversity Museum? This week, it got some much needed TLC and cleaning.
UBC students have just passed the halfway mark of first semester, and while that sounds like quite a feat, most of us still are cramming for midterms or drowning in term papers.
The AMS Events team, The Calendar and Dive into UBC have constructed a giant set filled with different colored LED lights so you can dance terribly to Hotline Bling.
"Oh god.... How about the fear of what will happen if I stop?"