You know the type. They bungee jump. They love karaoke. They do endearing things while drunk. And they’re just so fun-loving, you can hardly stand it.

The community standards agreement that Trinity Western University students must sign at the start of each school year has gone through changes over the years. But, says Jason Brandl, “ever since President Raymond came into office he’s wanted to rework it.”

What she’s doing:
Michiko Ida got a job in Tokyo, Japan at an I.T. company. She will start working there in August as a sales engineer. Ida said, “This company is not that big – yet, but I absolutely felt [there was] a good atmosphere and training system through talking to people who work in this company.”

Trinity Western University’s newest student club hopes to stimulate self-sustainability among third-world peoples in a way that distinctly represents the university and its Christian mission.

In the recent election for the 2009/2010 TWUSA executive positions, all candidates that ran uncontested, secured their positions. The only opposition to play out was between Chrisy Vanderloon and Sam VanderVeer who both ran for V.P of Academic Relations. VanderVeer won out.

Students and staff at the Laurentian Leadership Centre (LLC) in Ottawa, Ont. opened their doors to the community to host a conference on human dignity.

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