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Bohemian Flopsody: Why Beelzebub has a Devil put aside for the Remaining Members of Queen
Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat: actor Rami Malek did a great job as Freddie Mercury. While I obviously never met the Queen frontman myself, the version put forth by the 37 […]
Culture
Secure UNBC’s Sustainability Manager Position
UNBC’s Sustainability Manager plays a key role in ensuring that we are constantly working towards a more sustainable university, and we are currently at risk of losing our Sustainability Manager indefinitely. Maria Mercer’s Interim Sustainability […]
British Columbia
Citizens of the Extinction Rebellion
The University of Northern British Columbia’s fall semester is coming to a close, and the local news is full of all the fun and fantasy that comes with the holiday season. Broaden your scope a […]
British Columbia
A Listener’s Guide to Danny Bell and His Disappointments: Good Timin’ Man
I am always blown away by the musical talent in Prince George. Some performers in town are hard rock, pub smashers that light up the night with classic hits, while others are more grounded and […]
Cult
Interview with a Cultist
The Heaven’s Gate suicide cult formed sometime in 1972, and lasted until March of 1997. During the mid-spring of ’97, thirty-nine members of the cult committed suicide with the belief that their souls would be […]
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Independent Musician Redefining ‘Made in China’ with New Distribution Tactics
For an aspiring musician, sitting down with a rapper who signed with a Def Jam label is an opportunity. The fact that he went on to start his own record label, and is focusing on […]
Culture
Sports Update
Ultimate Champions League: Saturday, Oct 6: Irish Conor McGregor submitted in front of Russian Khabib Nurmagomedov, after verbal arguments sparked a great media reaction. Soccer: Sunday, Oct 7: One of the wildest finishes we […]
Column
UNBC Counselling Services is Failing Students
On the first day of UNBC’s orientation, they heavily cover consent. There are posters in the hallways and bathrooms, you are surrounded by it all over campus. I always thought it was overkill, as we […]
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The Case Against Clapping
Recently, I heard that the University of Manchester Students’ Union has banned clapping in favour of using the deaf and hard of hearing equivalent, the so-called “jazz hands.” This was, according to the student group, […]