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Psych students losing their minds and lab over budget cuts

Cuts to the psychology lab will affect futures, say students.

Protectores Vitae talks bioethics and sex-selective abortions.

How pro-life group Protectores Vitae is using a straw man to promote their cause.

KPU horticulture student awarded second title at Skills Canada.

A talk with Vancouver Beer Week’s marketing director.

The summer silver screen releases that actually excite us.

News
Psych students losing their minds and lab over budget cuts

Cuts to the psychology lab will affect futures, say students.
Controversial pro-life club makes conflict-free campus debut

Protectores Vitae talks bioethics and sex-selective abortions.
Bear sighted on campus

Security says students not at risk.
Ansary appointed as KSA women’s rep

Almost 100 students attended the April 11 SGM.
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Opinions
Strife begins at misconception

How pro-life group Protectores Vitae is using a straw man to promote their cause.
Why blocking religious funding makes sense

Proposal to block KSA funding to external religious and political groups makes good sense.
KSA opts for more secrecy

Transparency should be more than a buzz word.
Which KSA candidates deserve your vote

The Runner’s editorial take on the best, the worst, and the rest.
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Campus Life
Runner round-up: May 20-24, 2013

Edible insects, KSA free parking and a school paid for by yoga pants.
Green thumb leads to gold medals

KPU horticulture student awarded second title at Skills Canada.
Shit ‘Shit Harper Did’ did at Kwantlen

Creative activists turn up at Kwantlen, and other B.C. universities, to promote the online hit.
Student association launches fresh fruit and vegetable program

Harvest Box initiative to be subsidized by MultiPass fee.
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Culture
From draft to craft

A talk with Vancouver Beer Week’s marketing director.
Fives movies you should probably go see

The summer silver screen releases that actually excite us.
Brothers in arms

Vancouver’s Dog Brothers martial arts group takes thing to the extreme.
Fashion with a function

Kwantlen student makes clothes with ‘function, style, wellness’ in mind.
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Other Recent Articles
KSA discusses executive appointments in secret session

Media and student body barred from executive selection.
My persuasion can build a nation

With looming election, B.C. still lacks gender equality in politics.
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