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Secret Feminist AgendaSecret Feminist Agenda was a podcast about the insidious, nefarious, insurgent, and mundane ways we enact our feminism in our daily lives, hosted by academic and podcaster Hannah McGregor. It ran for four seasons, from July 2017 to December 2020, and the first three seasons were... |
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SFU Football MemorabiliaSFU Clan football team memorabilia donated by Fred Pazarena containing materials gathered from Fred Pazarena, Gary Conley, Joe Bell, Jim Jordine, Rob McLaren, Clay McEvoy, Glenn Colwell, Mrs. June Davies, SFU Archives, with material from publications including The Peak, Vancouver Sun,... |
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SFU Library Licensed MaterialVarious types of content licensed by the SFU Library on behalf of the University. Contributed by Simon Fraser University Library. more |
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TechBC Memory ProjectThe TechBC Memory Project is a collection of thirty interviews that documents the experiences and reflections of the community of the Technical University of British Columbia in Surrey, British Columbia. This public university was established by the Mike Harcourt New Democratic Party... |
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The "Last Pogo" Vancouver Punk Rock Photograph CollectionSix weeks after moving to Vancouver in 1979, I went down to the Smilin' Buddha with a couple of women I had just met knowing nothing at all about the CBGB's of Canada, nor did I know anything about the headliners that night (July 13th), the Dead Kennedys, the seminal San Francisco punk band... |
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The PeakThe Peak, the official Simon Fraser University (SFU) student newspaper, has been published since 1965 when the University was founded on the peak of Burnaby Mountain in Burnaby, British Columbia. It is currently a weekly publication in both print and electronic versions. ... |
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The Ray Culos Vancouver Society of Italians CollectionThis collection features meeting minutes, annual budgets, constitutions, bylaws, correspondence, handbooks, programs, and publicity materials, specifically related to the activities of the Sons of Italy from 1926-1966. The Sons of Italy was one of Vancouver’s main Italian mutual aid... |
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The Shirley Petten CollectionIn December 1991, Beverly Holmwood, Petten's partner of 20 years, died of hepatitis C. The disease had been the result of a needlestick injury from a contaminated needle while Holmwood was working as a nurse at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria. In November 1992, Petten won a landmark... |
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Vancouver Punk Rock Collection"A brief noisy movement which still reverberates" is how the New York Times (12 June 2008) described Punk, a movement which was much more than music or clothes; it supported and promoted various social political causes, such as the environment, women's rights, and opposition to... |
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Vancouver Soundscape ProjectSimon Fraser University's School of Communication has a long-standing history of sound-based instruction and pedagogy, dating back to R.M. Schafer's (1994) work with the World Soundscape Project in the 1970s, and Barry Truax's (2001) subsequent work in the area of acoustic communication,... |