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I want to see you smile, I want to be the one to make you smile, I want to be there with you Through every moment. I want to hold you when you’re crying, I want...
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Enlightenment Part II: The Answer

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He awoke to the sound of birds singing as the morning sun rose up from behind the bleached horizon, and chased the night away with its holy fire.
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The Sound of Rain

Albert Stanica -
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Searching for meaning in an empty coffee cup he sat around the busy café contemplating life. The rain pouring out her dreams and hopes on the clear window as if to shout out “It is me...
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Enlightenment Part I: The Question

Albert Stanica -
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(Albert Stanica/The Baron) On top of the green, infinite mountains stands a man no older than eternity, talking to nature as the soft whispers of the...
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A life without colour

Sarah Fifield -
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My vision is only of gray. “The world is a rainbow;” I know this for sure. I’ve heard of the magnificent shades of human emotion. I’ve seen them...
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News

UNB-SRC announces events for Winter Week

Features Keila Gallardo - 0
During the week of February 22 - 26, the SRC will be hosting winter virtual and in-person events. 
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Colonel Tucker’s Campus Bar temporarily changed to La Pizzeria

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The Thomas J. Condon Student Centre has been undergoing a makeover since the start of 2020, but most students haven't seen these...
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February 15 is Louis Riel Day – but who was he?

Features Katie Herrington - 0
While many provinces across Canada celebrate Family Day, February 15 marks a different holiday in Manitoba and for many Métis peoples.
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Politics

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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By-election results in, voter turnout was poor

News Cassie Hall - 0
The by-election results are in and the turnout was small. Out of almost 2000 registered voters, only 212 ballots were cast.
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Get to know the by-election candidates

Features Katie Herrington - 0
Missed the speeches? Want to know just what the candidates represent? Haven’t made up your mind? We asked the candidates some questions for you,...
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Arts

Grow Up Already

Poetry Emily Foster - 0
Grow up already,a simple phrase that we get lost in.we are told all too oftenthat’s childish, that’s...
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Lost

Poetry Emily Foster - 0
Quietly sinking downfurther and furtheruntil I have reached the bottomWhat is this world?I am no longer on...
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Movie Review: Parasite (2019)

Book and Film Reviews Amal Koshy - 0
(New York Times) The movie Parasite, directed by Bong Joon-ho, speaks about the strong division that exists in...
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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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