The The Phoenix Newsletter | October 25

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The Phoenix News
October 25, 2023

Your Student Newspaper’s Weekly Update

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To Build a Home: The Struggle to Belong in University

By Ana Mar Picazo

Students from all years can be subject to the paralyzing feeling of homesickness. Being stripped away from your comfort zone is no small event.

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Dating as a Broke University Student

By Sarah Meier

Dating rituals are simple — meet, talk, flirt, hang out, and sometimes fall in love. Quite the opposite can be true when you are broke and in university.

Let’s Have a Ball! Top places to learn how to ballroom dance in Kelowna

By Abdul Amrani

Are you looking for something exciting, different, and fun you can do alone or with a group of friends? Well, look no more. Consider diving into the elegant and rhythmic world of dance in Kelowna!

UBCO Heat Athletics: A Month of Thrills and Challenges

By Ansh Tak

Let’s delve into the thrilling world of UBCO Heat Athletics, where every game is an opportunity to shine, every victory is a testament to dedication, and every challenge is a chance to grow.

Three Misconceptions about Fanfiction Writing

Bu Noah Davis

While discussing this article with students at UBCO, and reflecting on my own personal experience with writing fanfiction, I have come to the conclusion that there are three main misconceptions that surround the idea of fanfiction writing.

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UBCO BEd Kindness

By Calise Stankoven

If a series of small acts could transform our class, just think of how it could impact the UBCO campus community!

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