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Jon comes from a lone line of academics. He is also a descendant of the Scottish king Robert the Bruce....at least, that's what he was told. When not writing for the Baron, Jon enjoys reading, poetry and the occasional glass of Scotch

Ridley Scott’s The Martian is out of this world

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Kingsman is a fast-paced, hilarious adventure

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Fifty Shades is steamy but not ground-breaking

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The Theory of Everything is heartfelt, moving and unconventional

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The Fifth Beatle makes for a rocking good read

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Nothing Like a Good Book, or Twenty: The Fred Donnelly Memorial...

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American Sniper is brutal, yet unflinching

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“The Imitation Game” raises the stakes

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“Cheese, Monkey, Box, Pirate”

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“Selma” provides a grim, yet moving story

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News

Know Your Rights: the information webinar for New Brunswick tenants

Features Taylor Fennelly - 0
For the last few months, the New Brunswick Coalition for Tenants Rights (NBCTR) has hosted a series providing tenants in the province...
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UNB launches Indigenous self-identification form

Features Keila Gallardo - 0
On April 7, UNB announced a voluntary Indigenous self-identification form for students through email. (Wolfgang Duechtel/The Baron)
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Saint John Sea Dogs hosting Pride Night on Saturday

Features Keila Gallardo - 0
The Saint John Sea Dogs will host their annual Pride Night on Saturday, April 9 at 7 p.m. at TD Station.
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Politics

Op Ed: International Day of Peasant Struggles: Raising the voices of the silenced

Features Emily Wheaton - 0
April 17 is the International Day of Peasant Struggles. (La via campesina/Website) The non-profit organization...
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Op-Ed: Let’s talk about vaccine equality

Features Emily Wheaton - 0
Many Canadians are tired of COVID-19 mandates and infection rates, but although our governments continually promise an end in sight, the Global...
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PC majority for New Brunswick’s 2020 snap election

Features Katie Herrington - 0
Results for this year’s impromptu provincial election came in quickly. It was the country’s first election during the pandemic. Here’s a round-up...
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Arts

Film Review: West Side Story deserves Best Picture

Arts Hunter Williams - 0
In 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the film industry. Films scheduled for 2020-21 got stuck in limbo (Morbius, Top Gun:...
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Night & Darkness

Poetry Amal Koshy - 0
While the night beckons me to her breast, I push myself into it and suck thick darkness into...
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Indigenous film festival returns for winter 2022

Arts Keila Gallardo - 0
The success of the first Indigenous Film Festival brings UNBSJ the event again, running from January 25 to March 24.
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Sports

Keep in shape this fall with UNB’s athletic programs

Features Katie Herrington - 0
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the university to close many in-person facilities, the Athletics, Recreation, and Wellness department on campus...
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Two unfortunate defeats for the Seawolves

Features Devin Connelly - 0
This year's leap day was filled with two entertaining, hard-fought basketball games, the first of which was the women’s.
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Alumni and Parent Appreciation Night a success

Features Charley Howatt - 0
Saturday, February 22 was Alumni and Parent Appreciation Night for the UNBSJ Seawolves volleyball teams. They were also the final home games...
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