At the workshop, OPIRG respresentatives gave several examples of how to dumpster dive safely (Photo: Talbert Johnson)

“It is more interesting to find out who you are yourself then who others think you are,” said an individual recovering from an eating disorder while documenting her daily life and struggle for the third installment of the Teen Truth series Teen Truth: An Inside Look at Body Image, directed by Ehram Christopher.

This movie had its Canadian premier screening organized by Hopewell Eating Disorder Support Centre, Sept. 24. This movie can best be described as an extremely powerful 22-minute documentary that wastes no moment.

MUN has adopted more lenient punishments for residence students in possession of illegal drugs (Photo: Adam Dietrich)

On Sept. 30, two unlikely networks — the BC Rapid Transit Company and the Emily Carr University of Art and Design — collaborated in welcoming an ongoing project that would bring forth talented new artists beyond the walls of the art galleries. Six graduates from the university were chosen to display their pieces in the Burrard and Waterfront SkyTrain stations in downtown Vancouver for a minimum of one year.

Less than half of the seats to a Snoop Dogg concert were sold during MUN’s orientation week (Graphic: Stacey Poapst)