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		<title>Why the Canucks don&#8217;t win</title>
		<description>Now before I get into my article, most of those who know me at all know very well that the Vancouver Canucks are my least favourite National Hockey League franchise. Thus, writing a seemingly controversial article might seem like an act of hatred towards my dreaded home-province team. However, this ...</description>
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		<title>Learning all around</title>
		<description>We started Mars' Hill this year with the question, "Called to what purpose?" Like the idea of being called, there are many beliefs in our lives that we assume have answers, but when these beliefs are challenged, the answers turn out to be merely superficial. The reality is that we ...</description>
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		<title>SPOTLIGHT: You are Special v. 2.0</title>
		<description>Just Say Anything

Have you heard about Juicy Campus? Or for that matter, have you heard who's on Juicy Campus? If not, you should. Or should you?

Started by Matt Ivester, a graduate of Duke University, Juicy Campus is a virtual space for campus gossip. Launching its beta program on several dozen ...</description>
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		<title>TWU grads: taking the next step</title>
		<description>Joel Bentley is finally graduating this April. After five years of university, he's more than ready. 

"It's about time," he says. "Most of my friends have already moved on."

The difficult part is still ahead, though. Bentley has immediate plans of going to Africa for four months to film a musical, ...</description>
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		<title>Campus master plan enters phase two</title>
		<description>The life of a university student is constantly in flux. It’s a time of transition and growth, and change is just a part of the job. This principle also applies to the Trinity Western University campus – though the structures and atmosphere seem so permanent during a student’s four-year stint, ...</description>
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		<title>To Consider: Dreadlocks</title>
		<description>I can’t stop thinking about it. I want to do it so badly, but my friends yell at me for even thinking about such a thing. It would break my Granny’s heart, for sure. And I know it’s a knotty thing to do, but it looks like so much fun! ...</description>
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		<title>Art in the underground</title>
		<description>When you think of the word art, what do you picture? The Sistine Chapel? And what is its end or purpose?
Graduating seniors, Andrea Wilburn and Alma Visscher, both art majors at Trinity Western University, are coordinating in Underground: The Senior Art Show, which will take place on April 11 and ...</description>
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		<title>Live well in spring</title>
		<description>Last week I happened to walk through the Atrium when the Trinity Western University nurses were having a Stress Clinic.  How fitting for this time of the year, I thought. I made my way to the counter, signed up, and waited a few minutes before a friendly nurse sat ...</description>
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		<title>Down with seriousness!</title>
		<description>“You are not taking things seriously enough!” A chill: this is the last thing any student wants to hear in the final month of classes. Rather than feel ashamed, however, I raise the question: what does it mean to be serious about education, and is that what you want to ...</description>
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		<title>A stone that cried out</title>
		<description>He’s the oldest person in the room. “How old are you, David Schriek?” I ask, sitting across the table from him in the Marlie Snider Collegium. 
“No comment. Around 30; we’ll leave it at that,” he says. Maybe a touchy topic for someone that age who’s in his third year ...</description>
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