The VP External is arguable “the fanciest” of the Vice President positions, if you consider talking to the federal government fancy (we do).
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VP Finance seems like a very fancy position, but maybe that's just because here at From the Cult we don’t understand how money works.
The Board of Governors is a very fancy institution that reports to the provincial government, but who wants to live in an institution?
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I’d slouched my way through applications and interviews, hungover and unapologetic. My mentality was people like me weren’t meant for success – we’re meant to burn out and drop out.
GOLDRAUSCH does not fail in its overall mission to break the fourth wall and encourage the audience to consider why people create art and who has the right to tell a certain story.
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“Pakistani students should have a voice to talk about what has been happening since 9/11 attacks, and [how] Pakistan suffered a really negative connotation in the media after these attacks,” Angulo Molina said.
The Rare Books and Special Collections (RBSC) is one of a kind library: where books aren’t taken out, but instead are there to look and touch only.
Whatever they decide to bring to the stage on Saturday, the crowd can expect a mixed bag of songs and a first-class show.
The band members have played together in many different capacities, from community bands to high school jam sessions.
“Turn It Up and Disrupt” was held from March 9 to 11 and was organized by nine campus sponsors including the UBC Arts and Culture District and the faculty of arts.
The myriad of objects stored away in these display cases rarely sees much traffic from students, but for those who are willing to venture into depths of IKB, there is a world of treasures waiting.
I do admit that putting together a variety of artworks which all engage with the meaning of a theme at different levels and contexts is a fascinating idea in theory. But when confronted with it in real life, my attention was stretched.
Despite the wide range of causes represented in the posters, placards and t-shirts of the demonstrators, the impetus behind the event still seemed to centre around what some demonstrators were calling the “Aparthied” wall in Israel-Palestine.