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This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Buying essays for suckers: Illegal writing services promising high grades don't deliver," "Driving out golf: Activist: Course nonsensical amid housing crisis,"…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "The youth vote," "Cheating hits new levels," "Bike share expanding territory," and "Students risk their reputations."

A view of the Science and Technology Building from the West.

Image showcasing the Mathematically Modelling Rolling Locust Swarms project.

Despite superlative 1950s parenting, something's gone wrong with the children in Methods in good breeding.

William A. Pritchard reminisces about his experiences as Reeve of Burnaby, B.C. from 1932-1935 and his involvement in left wing politics in the 1930s in Western Canada. The discussion also refers to many individuals who were members of the Socialist…

Five First Nations speakers active in a variety of different contexts offer their perspectives on issues of immediate interest. Topics covered include respect and care for elders, the generation gap, adjustment to urban life, education,…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Fickle, fearful and free," "School on shaky ground," "Granville transfer a busted move," "Voluntary cinema," "Girls in the game," and "…

Headline stories include "Parade of Lost Souls," "B.C. jobs in bloom," "Caffeine limits have some Langara students seeing Red (Bull)," and "TVs are coming to the caf."

Solutions to selected exercises from Mathematics 1274 : Calculus II - Economics & Business Applications

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Hope for quicker access: New mental health framework commits to improve services", "Taiko beats work up a sweat", "Men fill the seats", "Soccer allstars…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Youth brace of re-arrests: Protesters willing to pay price for opposing Burnaby pipeline," "DIY OD training for City: Lifeguards, other city workers on their own for Naloxone…

It doesn't matter who you are--Pixie dust will change your life.

Image showcasing the Mathematically Modelling Rolling Locust Swarms project.

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Fall fashion," "Fear can breed failure," "Tenants left out in the cold," and "Langara successfully launches two new programs."

This book is mainly adapted from the first four chapters of the open source calculus textbook titled APEX calculus, Version 3.0, by Gregory Hartman, department of applied mathematics, Virginia Military Institute. This complete calculus book is under…

We sought to create a computer simulation of rolling locust swarms. Rather than having the locusts move ad-hoc, we setup and equations that, when solved, would describe their movement. Most of our time and energy was devoted to 1) creating sensible…

Eight short films by students of the Department of Film Arts at Langara College. In Sparrow, a priest confronts his inner demons when he lets in a street girl who's not who she appears to be. Zeldon's excursion shadows a schizophrenic teen…

When you're Queen for a day. preparing for a drag show is nerve-wracking enough without your parents returning home early.

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "LFA vote and parking tax update," "Sex crime spree," "Concerns about air safety," and "Future Shop closes doors on Canadian stores."