Keeping Welsh traditions alive
The Vancouver Men’s Welsh Choir will perform Dec. 9 | Photo courtesy of the Vancouver Men’s Welsh Choir
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November 2 2015 Culture Ricepaper celebrates 20 years
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September 7 2015 Local Science meets couture to foster laughter
Detail of dress.| Photo courtesy of SFU SIAT MovingStories – Soma Embodied Wearable Group 2015A group of three graduate …
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August 24 2015 Local Simon Fraser University students make strides in personal computing
Engineering science students, clockwise from top left: Herman Mak, Mike Ng, Gary Yu, Carmen Tang and their screenless computer the …
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