“The actions by this community are not by any means intended to be deeply harmful. But, what began as simple sexual desires has turned into an inclination for unhealthy and even illegal practices.”

Even with persistent requests for a famous artist and a large concert, Kyei-Badu thinks this will provide an opportunity for students to push themselves out of their comfort zone and try something new: “don’t be afraid of change or things looking differently, that doesn't mean things will be bad.”

If leftist cultural platforms sought long-term societal change that uplifted minority groups while maintaining and reforming social institutions, they failed.

Why does UBCO’s Co-operative Education (Co-op) program not have the best rep among students? Are there other ways to step out of the academic setting and prepare oneself for post-graduation?

Everyone knows sex sells. But lately, it’s selling out the soul of cinema.