Born In Gaza (2014) Film Review
Sophia Wasylinko reviews Born In Gaza (2014), a documentary about the 2014 Gaza War and its impacts on 10 Palestinian children.
Sophia Wasylinko
Sophia Wasylinko is a Creative Writing and Journalism graduate and a former Navigator and Portaler. Her writing endeavours haven't stopped since her move back to Kamloops: besides working freelance as a content writer for ICHIGO, she edited and appeared in GOOEY Magazine's Fall 2024 issue, and she'll be editing for them again this year. You can find her shelving books at the downtown library and follow her bookish shenanigans on Instagram. Her future plans: return to Vancouver Island and publish that first novel!
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Welcome to Japan
This summer, Sophia Wasylinko did what she’s wanted to do for the last few years: visit Japan. Join her as she recounts her escapades and gives...
Ceasefire Now! March for Gaza
Nanaimo residents and visitors braved the unpredictable weather to attend the city’s National March for Gaza.
Community Through Movement
WorldVIU Days is a week of activities and events that showcase different cultures. This year, they’ll take place from November 6–10, and the theme...
Don’t Get Tricked
There is nothing more spine-chilling than receiving a suspicious phone call or fraudulent message. You want to ignore it, but … what if it’s real?...
University in the Golden Years
The VIU campus brings together people of all ages and backgrounds. For three senior students, their time at VIU has created lasting memories and...
Turning the Page
You’ve seen them. The posters, the wire racks, the newspaper boxes. You’ve seen their name in the VIU newsletters and on social media. The...
Love at a Distance
It’s Valentine’s Day. You’re hyper aware of all the couples on campus: the girls holding hands, the guys exchanging a kiss, your classmate shyly...
Working Where You Learn
You’ve just checked your bank balance. The numbers are okay, but not great. You groan and pull at your hair in frustration. I need a job. You spend...