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July 13, 2009
Features
week of waste
By Matt Roy
I’ve never paid much attention to the things I throw away. But these days, for some reason, I feel much more uncomfortable with the amount of garbage ...
Sled Island 2009
By Zorn Pink
It’s 2:45 a.m. in the parking lot of a Calgary venue, the Warehouse. I’m standing over a small dog pile of about 10 people writhing on top each other, in ...
Humour
Chat log, with apologies to Jessica
By DeezNutz2k3
DeezNutz2k3: Hey dude
JessJess: Don’t “hey dude” me, Tommy. I’m mad at you.
DeezNutz2k3: ...
Arts
Mark Berube: A Tale of Two Cities
By Adam Cristobal, Arts Editor
I’m on the phone, twirling a pen and staring at a list of questions for an interview. “Just got a little bit of a headache,” a groggy yet cheerful voice ...
Escapism works
By Cam Smith
Whatever Works is a charming trifle, a return to the magical land of fantasy that is Woody Allen’s New York. Here, even the most cynical of hearts can ...
Always progressive
By Marie Elliott
The New Pornographers open for Death Cab for Cutie at the Coliseum on July 16.
Although he endured a wild and “deranged” Andrew W.K. show with ...
LOLTokyo
By Jason Sunder
Adrift in Tokyo screens at Pacific Cinémathèque on July 23 at 7:00 p.m.
Watching Adrift in Tokyo is sort of like watching your best friend ...
News
Library seeks to reduce estimated shortfall blow
By Kendra Wong, News Editor
SFU Burnaby’s library is home to 1,350,000 books, 170,000 e-books, 6,000 print journals, 61,000 e-journal subscriptions, 500 databases, and thousands of ...
SFSS Board shorts
By David Proctor
Three executives to be paid late — SFSS Treasurer Joe Zelezny, Member Services Officer Mona Law, and University Relations Officer Shara ...
UNES performs native plant rescue
By Kendra Wong, Kelli Ross
Last Saturday, the UniverCity Neighbours for Environmental Sustainability performed a community plant rescue on the land adjacent to Richard Bolton Park at ...
Protests show students will not back down from Iranian issues
By James Lim
In commemoration of the Kooye Daneshgah disaster that took place 10 years ago in Iran, an assembly of 100 individuals gathered in Convocation Mall last ...
SFSS Profile: 20 questions with Andrew Fergusson
By Kendra Wong
1. What is your favourite thing about SFU?
The architecture. A lot of people dislike concrete but I like Arthur Erickson’s ...
Opinions
Rules for Radicals: A lesson in libertarian grit
By Conor Meade, Columnist
I think the secret’s pretty much out after my last column: Rules for Radicals is not written to entertain and enlighten. The column you’re reading is ...
Editor's Voice: The tyrrany of self pity
By Graham Templeton, Opinions Editor
Sometimes I really wonder how well people understand their basic freedoms.
On the one hand, we have the brainless wailers of the left, claiming ...
Editor's Voice: Sometimes it’s alright to be sexist
By Maia Britt Odegaard, Copy Editor
Growing up, I spent a lot of time trying to be “one of the guys”; my closest family members were my older brother and my two younger male cousins and thus ...
Reader Response: Naked Emotions should cover up
By Benjamin Paul
I swear I’m not normally a critical person, (everyone who knows me would say that’s not true, but they suck,) but after reading this article I couldn’t ...