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The Peak, the official Simon Fraser University student newspaper, has been published since 1965 when the University was founded on the peak of Burnaby Mountain
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By: Hana Hoffman, Peak Associate This past month, I got to learn about a type of art that uses just black ink, water, and a single brush size. It’s a traditional Japanese form of art called sumi-e.. “Sumi” means “black ink,” and “e” means “painting.”
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SFU’S CAMPUS NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 The Peak is a weekly newspaper created by students, for students published every Monday at Burnaby, Surrey, Harbour Centre, Woodward’s, and the Segal School of Business. All SFU students can contribute to the paper or run for the various positions we have at the paper. We run on the energy of…
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About The Peak
SFU’s campus newspaper since 1965. The Peak is a weekly newspaper created by students, for students published every Monday at Burnaby, Surrey, Harbour Centre, Woodward’s, and the Segal School of Business, all year round. We are the punk rock member of the National University Wire.. All SFU students can contribute to the paper or …
Here’s why you need to care about the US election
Nov 7, 2024 · By: Mason Mattu, SFU Student Every time I hear a Canadian bring up the upcoming US presidential election in conversation, another person will retort with “Ugh, can we not talk about that?” or “Why should I care about what happens?” Well, you should care. A potential second Trump presidency is absolutely a threat to the stability of the Canadian economy and the diplomatic relationship ...
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The Peak, the official Simon Fraser University student newspaper, has been published since 1965 when the University was founded on the peak of Burnaby Mountain
Indigenous advocates call for more efficient truth and reconciliation
Oct 1, 2024 · By: Sofia Chassomeris, News Writer Content warning: mentions of residential schools, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and colonialism. With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, advocates are bringing attention to the “minimal to no progress” made regarding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) …