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Web exclusive: international students reflect on Lunar New Year | Jan. 26
The Lunar New Year is upon us and for many international students at Camosun this is the most important and cherished time of year. In Korea, it’s a four-day celebration; in China it lasts for up to 15 days. A traditional temple in Shanghai (photo by Charlotte Wood/Nexus). Unlike New Year’s in North America, which is really just a glamorized party, Lunar New Year is about spending time with family, respecting your elders, and preparing for a lucky and prosperous year ahead; it’s a festival...
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A night of Bone Thuggin’ | Jan. 26
Bone Thugs n Harmony Wednesday, January 25 Club 9ONE9, Victoria, BC It...
Dreams become reality for Vancouver’s Boom Booms | Jan. 12
When the Boom Boom’s vocalist Aaron Ross and bassist Geordie Hart were in their...
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Views
Open Space: Composting program positive step | Jan. 25
Kudos to the Camosun Students for Environmental Awareness and Camosun College for...
Open Space: SOPA threatens online freedoms | Jan. 10
(Graphic by Jessica Tai/Nexus) Freedom is one of the single most important ideals...
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Arts
The Pack A.D. making themselves known | Jan. 25
After being a band for five years, releasing four albums, and playing over 200 shows...
Dance Days offers passion and excitement | Jan. 25
Greater Victoria will become a Mecca of dance from January 27 to February 5 when...
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Sports
Bringing baseball back to Montreal | Jan. 24
MONTREAL (CUP) – On September 29, 2004, the Montreal Expos lost 9-1 at home...
Sports briefs: Royals, WHL, Chargers results | Jan. 24
Royals trade top player Kevin Sundher, the leading scorer of the Victoria Royals...
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Campus
Eye on Campus: January 25-February 7 | Jan. 24Tuesdays Fernwood University The idea of university is awesome, but it’s not always...
Eye on Campus: January 11-24 | Jan. 10
Don't miss the whiskey fest preview (photo provided) Saturday, January 14 Victoria...
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Features
Getting Fracked: BC allows extensive fracking, but at what cost? | Jan. 25
Jessica Ernst can light her tap water on fire. At least, Jessica Ernst could light...
The lizard of Oz: a memoir | Jan. 10
David Hudson opened the door to his traditional Queenslander home back in 1988 and...
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News
Camosun expands compost program | Jan. 25
On January 9, students at Lansdowne campus were welcomed back with the gift of an...
UBC professor launches free online university | Jan. 24
VANCOUVER (CUP) – Money could be becoming less of a factor in getting a university-level...
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Life
Simon Fraser Student Society leaves CFS | Jan. 24
BURNABY, BC (CUP) – After three years of conflict and more than $450,000 in...
The true meaning of hipsters | Dec. 7
MONTREAL (CUP) – What do you think of when you hear the word “hipster”?...
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Columns
Earthy Edibles: Bean dreams | Jan. 24
Basement Dweller Bean Dip In one of my past lives I worked in a low-ceilinged, dingy...
Green Your World: Worth the risk? | Jan. 24
The Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline hearings are underway in Kitimat, BC. If Enbridge...
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Humour
Comics: January 25, 2012 issue | Jan. 25
Nomadic Mindset by Ken MacKenzie. Noble Sloth Manifesto by Libby Hopkinson. Read More →
Comics: January 11, 2012 issue | Jan. 10
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