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Analysis | Chinese-Taiwan relations post Russian Invasion of Ukraine
On the surface, both look quite similar, with a larger country seeking to take back control of a part of a former unified country. For Russia, their motivation to invade came from their fear of a western leaning Ukraine. However China and Taiwan’s situation is more complex.
Closet South Korean Election in History: Yoon Suk-Yeol Victorious
Yoon Suk-Yeol had been in a neck-in neck race with Lee Jae-Myung of the Democratic Party. The election turned out to be highly contentious, with Yoon only winning by 247,077 votes, a margin of less than one per cent.
Cryptocurrency, NFTs, and the Environment
If you’ve been online in the past few years, you’ve probably noticed an increase in the phrases ‘NFT’ or ‘cryptocurrency.’ Here’s a simplified outline of what those terms mean and how they’re used.
The Fight for Trans Athletes in Sport
“If we allow trans women to compete, we have to allow them to win too”
How Russia’s Invasion forced germany to rebuild its energy Sector
As Germany is forced to cut ties with Russian oil, gas, and coal, it is important to ask what set Germany down this path.
The World of Video Games
As of 2021, the video game industry is worth a whopping $115 billion USD, with revenues exceeding $138 billion USD. During 2021 and 2022 alone, several major titles were released that became international sensations, while others have flopped and received mixed receptions at best.
Human Genome Fully Mapped: Two Decades in the Making
In 2003, the Human Genome Project (“HGP”) announced that it had sequenced 92 per cent of a human genome, revolutionizing our understanding of genetics and human health. Now, two decades later, the HGP announced it has filled in the gaps, sequencing an entire human genome.
NASA’s Plans for 2023
NASA is prepared for a decade of electric aircraft, moon landings and space exploration.
Opinion | Roe v. Wade and the Fall of Reproductive Rights Across the United States
Enshrining the disregard for bodily anatomy into their constitution is not a step forward for America, it is 50 steps back.
Opinion | VSB, Please Do Better When it Comes to Surveys
The Vancouver School Board’s recent Multi Age Cluster Classes (“MACC”) and Budget surveys, for a lack of any better phraseology, are poorly worded.
Opinion | Dear Students: Please Stop Creating Disingenuous Non-Profits
While there are many youth organizations that are, well, genuinely genuine, the ecosystem is polluted with far too much trash.
Around the World: Two Years Post the Onsetof the Pandemic
COVID-19 has repeatedly surged back into prevalence worldwide, despite countries working tirelessly to contain it.
Students Offer Ideas to Improve Club Support
Clubs allow students to expand their interests and expertises along with meeting like-minded students with similar interests. But bringing those opportunities to students can be challenging for student executives, and some Hamber clubs say they could use additional support doing so.
Student’s Songs of the spring: What have Hamberites been listening to?
For many Hamber students, music is essential. Whether it’s walking the halls with a single airpod in, blasting pre-game hype through a speaker, or curating dozens of playlists for very specific scenarios, music can be a part of our daily lives. What do Hamberites have on repeat this spring?
It’s Prom Season!
After two years of the event’s absence, it was confirmed by Eric Hamber’s Grad Committee and administration that the Class of 2022 will be having a prom.
Indigenous-Focused Coursework New Requirement for BC Secondary Students
On March 4, BC’s Ministry of Education announced that all secondary school students in the province will be required to complete Indigenous-focused coursework in order to graduate.
Midtown Showdown Returns For the First Time Since the Pandemic
From February 28 to March 1, Eric Hamber Secondary welcomed eight teams from across the Vancouver School District to play in the iconic Midtown Showdown basketball tournament.
The Game That Has Taken Over Hamber: A Guide to the Five Ultimate Teams
Eric Hamber Secondary houses the biggest ultimate program of any high school in British Columbia, with five teams ranging in opportunities for ultimate players of all grades and skill levels. With ultimate being a fairly new sanctioned school sport, Hamber has a thriving program.
Farewell to Hamber’s Old Mini schools
Four years ago, the Challenge and Studio mini schools merged to form Challenge Studio. Come June 2022, the last students from the old programs will be gone.
What Happened to the Griff?
The Griff had been running for over three decades and has been a staple of the school community. However, for the past two years, it hasn’t operated.