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Wrapping up 2024 with issue 32.13

Join us in reading the last issue of the year

Welcome to The Cascade, your source of news, culture, and student life at the University of the Fraser Valley.

What a special time of year: the end of the semester, and the end of the year! Here at The Cascade, we’ve been working hard between final assignments and studying for exams to bring you an issue that’s cozy, comfy, and comprehensive — and hopefully helps you take your mind off the end of semester chaos.

See what’s been happening on campus on p. 17 with the Community Health and Social Innovation (CHASI) Hub’s Swiftie Scholar, a recent academic conference on all things Taylor Swift, with a critical eye on how this mega star influences everything from publishing to parasocial relationships. Then, on p. 19, get an insider look at UFV’s Tabletop Games Club, where students are invited to join in, make friends, and have fun!

If you’re looking for a recap on what’s been happening with sports on campus, head over to p. 14 to get to know Aaron Hyde, a member of the Cascades rowing team, or to p. 16 for a comprehensive overview on the Cascades women’s basketball team’s recent gameplay.

On p. 19, get those tastebuds going with a delicious recipe for Indian-style peri-peri chicken, and on p. 17, take a deep dive into coats that will keep you toasty warm this winter. If you want to turn inward, find your way to p. 8 to read about a new take on New Year’s resolutions, or hop on over to p. 6 for a rundown on what sober curiosity may look like for you.

Then, the pièce de résistance of issue 32.13 on p. 10-13: a personal, introspective, and comprehensive dive into the Wicked (2024) film adaptation, its Wizard of Oz (1900) origins, and how it’s been a touchstone for one of our staff members.

We hope that, in between final exams and everything else, you’re able to take some time to rest and recharge. We wish you a happy holiday season!

P.S. Do you have thoughts on this issue, or want to contribute your own words? Send an email to managing@ufvcascade.ca — we’d love to hear from you.

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