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Missy Johnson

Opinion: Access to tampons is a human right

Agazy Mengesha Nov 26, 2019

The debate to make menstrual products more available in all public washrooms has been ongoing in Canada for the last couple of years and it’s be pretty obvious that, just like toilet paper, they should be free.

Voice Radio

Voice Radio Ep. 13 – Traffic congestion issues, cyclists and motorists sharing the road

Austin Everett Nov 20, 2019

The podcast this week is a discussion of Vancouver's traffic congestion issues and the culture of cycling in the city

Opinion

Opinion: Making museum entries free could benefit everyone

Missy Johnson Nov 18, 2019

By Missy Johnson Museums have the ability to bring communities together. They teach, inspire and explore meaningful societal events. Museums should be a right to everyone. When I was young my dad often took me to the museum in my…

2019 Federal Election

Voice Radio Ep. 9 – Federal election review and ice time crunch

Christina Dommer Oct 23, 2019

Produced by Missy Johnson and Christina Dommer In this week’s podcast, web editors Christina Dommer and Missy Johnson review the results of the 2019 federal election and look into the struggle of minor hockey leagues to find ice time in…

At Large

Jody Wilson-Raybould’s sister says women are key in politics

Taesa Hodel Apr 11, 2019

Despite the recent expulsion of Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott from the Federal Liberal caucus, Wilson-Raybould’s sister, who is an instructor at Langara, says young women should stay hopeful and continue to get involved in…

At Large

UPDATE: Arson attack on Langara College was planned and deliberate

Roxanne Egan-Elliott Apr 2, 2019

The arson attack at Langara College on Monday was planned, and there was no indication the suspect charged had any signs of mental health issues, The Voice has learned.

Campus

Islamophobia erodes sense of self

Taesa Hodel Mar 27, 2019

The impact of Islamophobia on students’ sense of well-being can affect their ability to succeed in school, according to a Langara sociology instructor

Arts & Life

Vancouver community celebrates famed Chinese calligrapher one year after death

Kelsea Franzke Mar 22, 2019

A year after the death of Yim Tse, the Vancouver calligraphy community celebrates the lasting contribution the famed Chinese calligrapher made to the art form.

Campus

Langara cafeteria staff face reduced hours

Kirsten Clarke Mar 15, 2019

The already long lines in the cafeteria are likely here to stay, due to a reduction in staff’s hours.

Sports

Cryotherapy treatment under review by academics, not athletes

Patrick Penner Mar 11, 2019

Despite recent criticisms around the use of cryotherapy to treat injuries calling the treatment pseudo-science, some athletes, coaches and clinics stand by their various cures.

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