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Summer book recommendations
Staplers vs. thumbtacks: the battle for office supply dominance
The Ultimate Movie Collector surpasses film lovers everywhere
In memory of Katie Warfield
Summer book recommendations
Staplers vs. thumbtacks: the battle for office supply dominance
The Ultimate Movie Collector surpasses film lovers everywhere
In memory of Katie Warfield

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KPU launches program for direct admission into medical school for health science students
KPU launches program for direct admission into medical school for health science students A year later, the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act bill has yet to be passed KPU anti-racism workshop to help provide education about racial equity Explainer: Changing Canada’s blood donation ban

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New CBC podcast reclaims Indigenous history one word at a time
New CBC podcast reclaims Indigenous history one word at a time Surrey Gallery to showcase artwork inspired by local Japanese-Canadian history Vancouver’s first bunny café is just one hop away Join QMUNITY for International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia

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In memory of Katie Warfield
In memory of Katie Warfield Bugs on the BBQ Stem cell donations are largely underrepresented for diverse groups Life in the fast lane: The growth and professionalization of esports

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Summer book recommendations
Summer book recommendations Reflecting on the Friends reunion episode Why Vancouver is a great city to be a student in Why DVDs are better than streaming services

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#OPINION: Summer book recommendations Read some o #OPINION: Summer book recommendations Read some of our contributors book recommendations, including "The Kite Runner" and "The Nectar of Pain". Link in our bio! #books #reading #summer #recommended #runnermag
#HUMOUR: Staplers vs. thumbtacks: the battle for o #HUMOUR: Staplers vs. thumbtacks: the battle for office supply dominance Why you’re better off with those pointy pins rather than a boring metal dispenser --- Read the humour piece at the link in our bio! #staplers #thumbtacks #whichisbetter #officesupplies #runnermag
#HUMOUR: The Ultimate Movie Collector surpasses fi #HUMOUR: The Ultimate Movie Collector surpasses film lovers everywhere How and why this enigmatic cinema legend rose to stardom --- Read the humour piece at the link in our bio! #moviecollector #character #filmlover
#OPINION: Reflecting on the Friends reunion episod #OPINION: Reflecting on the Friends reunion episode For many, the show was a huge comfort in anxious times --- Read the opinion piece for details at the link in our bio. #Friends #reunion #90show
#CULTURE: New CBC podcast reclaims Indigenous hist #CULTURE: New CBC podcast reclaims Indigenous history one word at a time -- The series examines the meanings of 11 words that were twisted by centuries of colonialism “Discovery” and “reserve” are the first two words broken down in “Telling our Twisted Histories,” a CBC podcast that was released in late May. Hosted by actor Kaniehti:io Horn and directed by journalist Ossie Michelin, the 11-episode series educates listeners on decolonizing words through conversations with 75 people from 15 Indigenous communities whose lands now overlap with Quebec, New Brunswick and Labrador. --- Read the article for details at the link in our bio! #podcast #Indigenoushistory #colonialism #decolonization #cbc #canada #runnermag
Our new issue is online! Check it out under the "A Our new issue is online! Check it out under the "Archives" tab at the link in our bio! #KPU #kwantlen #studentpaper #newspaper #newissue #runnermag
#FEATURE: Bugs on the BBQ -- Local experts say rep #FEATURE: Bugs on the BBQ -- Local experts say replacing animal agriculture with farmed insects can contribute to a more sustainable diet It is estimated that at least two billion people consume insects worldwide, and more than 1,900 species have been used as food sources. A few gourmet dishes made with insects from around the world include queen ant egg tostadas from Mexico, bug tapas or fried insects from Cambodia, and even insect ramen from Japan. Others include Mod daeng, which are eggs from weaver ants in Thailand, and the Hormiga culona, fried fat-bottomed ants from Colombia. Eating insects can also reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change, by lowering the amount of water and land needed for agriculture. However, it’s still a matter of Canadians getting used to its crunchy and nutty texture. --- Read the article for details at the link in our bio! #agriculture #sustainability #ediblebugs #greenhousegas #gasemissions #climatechange #runnermag
#FEATURE: Stem cell donations are largely underrep #FEATURE: Stem cell donations are largely underrepresented for diverse groups -- Less than three per cent of registered potential donors are of diverse ethnic backgrounds Hundreds of Canadians each year need a stem cell transplant, but ethnically diverse groups are largely underrepresented in Canada’s stem cell donor registry. Black patients of all ethnic backgrounds have an estimated 16 to 19 per cent chance of finding a matched unrelated donor. Ethnic donors make up less than three per cent of the Canadian stem cell registry. In contrast, white patients of European descent have a 75 per cent chance of finding a matched unrelated donor. And about 68 per cent of donors on the Canadian stem cell registry are white. Stem cells are capable of developing into other kinds of cells like muscle cells, blood cells, or nerve cells. Stem cells can be used to treat over 80 diseases and disorders. Commonly leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and other bone marrow deficiency diseases are treated with stem cell donations. --- Read the article for details at the link in our bio! #stemcells #donations #stemcelltransplant #donors #runnermag
#Spectrum: There’s no one way to celebrate Pride #Spectrum: There’s no one way to celebrate Pride It’s important to remember the beginnings of Pride, while also cherishing how it has evolved. --- Read the column piece for details at the link in our bio! #column #pride2021 #pridemonth #kinkatpride #LGBTQ+
From the Editor: It's time for Canada to commit to From the Editor: It's time for Canada to commit to actions, not words, in addressing the needs of Indigenous people The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has identified more than 4,100 children who died of disease or accident while attending a residential school. However, that number could be as high as 15,000, according to Indigenous leaders. Despite this, and the fact that the TRC final report and calls to action were released six years ago, the Canadian government still chooses to spend resources on unfairly policing Indigenous people, and letting the ongoing effects of colonialism continue. --- Read the editorial at the link in our bio. #editorial #215children #canadiangovernment #colonization
#NEWS: KPU launches program for direct admission i #NEWS: KPU launches program for direct admission into medical school for health science students -- The program aims to help students who want to obtain a medical or veterinary degree Last month, Kwantlen Polytechnic University announced its new partnership with St. George’s University. It aims to provide direct admission for health science students who intend to proceed in medicine or veterinary medicine in the future. The 4+4 program was named based on the different pathways a student can take to achieve a medical or veterinary degree. --- Read the article for details at the link in our bio! #KPU #kwantlen #kwantlenpolytechnicuniversity #StGeorgeUniversity #medicalscience
#NEWS: A year later, the George Floyd Justice in P #NEWS: A year later, the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act bill has yet to be passed -- KPU criminology instructor says passing the bill would be ‘historic’ but more work needs to be done It’s been a year since the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act bill was passed in the House in the U.S. and it continues to remain in standstill as many wait for it to be passed in the Senate. The Act is a reform bill that was created after the murder of George Floyd last May. The bill was created to roll back some of the protection for officers who knowingly commit a crime while on the job. The bill lowers the “criminal intent standard, limits qualified immunity, and grants administrative subpoena power to the Department of Justice … in pattern-or-practice investigation.” --- Read the article for details at the link in our bio! #GeorgeFloyd #policingact #KPU
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