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Written by Sifan, 2021 Cohort
Nowadays, relationships are becoming more and more complex, and society is becoming more and more fast-paced, so it is no wonder that more people prefer to live alone in this day of age. … Continue readingDo You Like Being Alone?
Written by Dong, 2021 Cohort
I have to say sorry to my readers this week, for I’ve just changed my topic temporarily (sequels for previous topics will be back next week). Currently, finding a job related to product looks more important to me. Since my teacher Aida is editing my portfolio this weekend, I think it’s urgent to think about how to prepare for a fierce interview when applying for a position of product designer or product manager. Ready for your EPI? Let’s take off. … Continue readingHow to prepare for an interview for a product manager/ product designer position?
Written by Xiao Wei, 2021 Cohort
Valentine’s day is almost over. A common question presented in front of me today: what gift did your husband give to you today? I said nothing. We don’t have this custom to send gifts to each other on Valentine’s. What happened next? The person said, “Oh, it seems like your husband doesn’t have you on his mind”. I have to admit that I was offended at that time. But later on I understood people hold different views about celebrating Valentine’s day, and how they perceive our relationships. … Continue readingHow I Spend Valentine’s Day – Without Falling into the Trap of Consumerism
Written by Taoan, 2021 Cohort
I want to let you in on a secret – an amazing Chinese Kungfu-style third-person action beat ’em up game developed by a French studio called Sloclap that was released on February 8th, 2022. The game is called Sifu, which means master. … Continue readingSifu: an amazing hardcore game
Written by Octavia, 2021 Cohort
Plagiarism can be a very sensitive topic for any university in the world. But after I glanced at the related documents in both SFU and my bachelor‘s school… … Continue readingThe difference in requirements and penalties related to plagiarism between SFU and universities in China
Written by Nima, 2021 Cohort
Today I would like to talk about plagiarism in Iran which by the way is one of the hot topics around the country nowadays. An Oscar-winner Asghar Farhadi one of the most successful and well-known Iranian directors. … Continue readingPlagiarism in Iran
Written by Cassie, 2021 Cohort
As a student who graduated from the UK education system, I am very familiar with academic citation standards. In my opinion, the UK and Canada have very similar treatment of plagiarism. … Continue readingAcademic integrity is the soul of academics
Written by Dong, 2021 Cohort
For most college students or scholars, plagiarism is a you-know-what word that scares them a lot. Despite its terror-stricken legend, there are still a lot of plagiaristic cases that happen between times all over the world. … Continue reading On Plagiarism
Written by Ruby, 2021 Cohort As an international student, I completed my undergraduate degree in Canada. Although I did not
Continue readingHow do people treat plagiarism in China compared to Canada?
Written by Sifan, 2021 Cohort Many things are essential in our academic career, such as being on time, communicating, or
Continue readingTwo minuscule Differences in Plagiarism between China and Canada