Author Archive for The Runner
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Ever After has us chanting ‘never again’
Marianas Trench’s Ever After only earns 2.5 out of 5 records.
Kwantlen Student Association special general meeting results
The final vote tallies on motions from the Nov. 30 special general meeting.
Bill C-10: crime is money
Criminologist Mike Larsen thinks that tough-on-crime legislation will be tough on Canadians’ wallets too.
An open letter to KSA Council: let us do our jobs
The Runner takes issue with a recent KSA Council resolution.
Haxor an instamatic camera for 35 mm film
How to use standard 35mm film in an old instamatic camera.
Kwantlen’s got talent: Anthropology of Love
Anthropology of Love wants to add a bus-load of gypsies to its lineup.
Redscale film: a photographer’s DIY
Raz Cuculea cannibalizes a roll of film for art’s sake
Harper majority: empowerment of the already powerful
A Harper-Conservative majority? Palm. Forehead.
Back to the roots: film photography
Raz Cuculea looks through the viewfinders of old film cameras, celebrating the nostalgia of these classics.
Osama’s dead. Let’s get drunk.
News of Osama bin-Laden’s death should inspire reflection on the War on Terror, not chants of “USA! USA!”
Harper’s script: formulaic, flawless, frightening
This past Easter Sunday, Prime Minister Stephen Harper visited Burnaby in one more stop on the campaign trail. It sounds wonderful that the Prime Minister visited our town, listened to the people and will take this back to Ottawa with him. Wrong. Harper’s campaign is so scripted this event could have taken place at any [...]
Friends 4 Food fraught with obstacles
On Sept. 15, Eva Botten and Stefanie Leonard received $615 in fines from the Fraser Health authority for operating without license. The not-for-profit vegan vendor was created to give students another option than Sodexo, Grassroots and Tim Hortons.
Enjoy the last of the Olympics, with less of the wait
Check out what’s happening this weekend at the Surrey Celebration Site!
CFS-BC loses court case against KSA
The Kwantlen Student Association (KSA) declared victory after winning a BC Supreme Court case against the BC section of the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS-BC) earlier this week.
