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I didn’t realize how close CAP Con was to the end of the year until we got to CAP Con today. I want to firstly congratulate Vinson, Tara, Yael, and Jeff for having presented in one of the first panels of … Continue reading →

This probably the first post I plan on making without a joke in the title because of the importance of the matter to me. During the study of Diamond Grill by Fred Wah in ASTU class, I brought up an art … Continue reading →

I’m diverging from my usual topic from the kitchen and bringing you the latest on something that’s held my interest for the past few weeks. Net neutrality has been one of those hot topics online and can be defined through … Continue reading →

After a much needed winter break, the time came for classes to come back in session and for children all around to agglomerate in the middle of nowhere once again: at UBC. The break was an excellent opportunity to reflect … Continue reading →

It had come to a bit of a shock to me when I looked at the feedback that was provided alongside the Lit review that was assigned for ASTU 100.  As it turns out, I had made a very silly … Continue reading →

Being bedridden and realizing that you still have a blog due by midnight is definitely not a great feeling. It does however, leave a lot of time to think about what people who are truly bedridden do in these sorts … Continue reading →

As the terms progresses, I feel that my post quality is going to drop substantially as a consequence of compiling stress, but here’s goes nothing. I’ve been doing some thinking regarding Hillary Chute’s thoughts on Marjane Satrapi’s approach towards life narratives … Continue reading →

I have recently taken up a job at a restaurant in step one in the process of working towards becoming a recognized chef. In the process, I’ve considered that it is necessary that my I take on a better-rounded outlook … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking about what I had written in regards to last week’s post about the hidden community that resides among many university students in terms of following your dreams.  I realized that I hadn’t considered as much of how … Continue reading →