Revolution often begins at universities, and campus media is the bedrock of student activism. Until this summer, however, there had been a gap in critical, independent media at the University of British Columbia. One radical group of students have thus mandated themselves with writing for the voiceless and the oppressed of their society.

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In this economy, getting a degree in Finance-Engineering-Sitting Behind a Desk and Crunching Numbers may seem prudent. But hey -- why not throw caution to the wind and get an Arts degree, learning valuable skills like problem-solving and communication along the way? Holly Adams defends an education in the humanities.

From the unceded Syilx territories:

They say history does not necessarily repeat itself, but that it certainly does rhyme.

In the case of Ayotzinapa, the conductor of the macabre symphony, keeping that callous rhythm of history, is a reaper…

…and it goes by the name of Neoliberalism.

And because the discord of history still echoes, a small group of students from the Okanagan Valley decided to organize… so we could hear something different. 

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