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Editorial: DOGE and the economic aristocracy of the Trump administration 

Elon Musk’s advisory commission to President Trump, DOGE, wears a mask of populism to legitimize what can only be described as economic aristocracy.   

Elon Musk’s advisory commission to President Trump, DOGE, wears a mask of populism to legitimize what can only be described as economic aristocracy.   

In their November meeting, the BUSU Board of Directors (BoD) rejected a PACHRED referendum, altered BUSU’s wellness policy and discussed some of the BUSU executives’ goals for the 2024-25 term. 

Coldplay’s third album Parachutes turns 25 years old this year.  

Athletes are no longer confined to the field — they’re building empires off it. Sports stars are leveraging their discipline and influence to become industry leaders, proving that success in sports can initiate business legacies.  

Super Mario Party Jamboree isn’t just the best entry the Mario Party series has seen in years — it’s proof that the franchise has regained its vision after nearly two decades of unremarkable releases. 

The power of representation in sporting spaces

Representation in sports is about more than just who takes the field — it’s about creating opportunities so everyone can see people like themselves in spaces where their group has been excluded or underrepresented in the past.  

Everything you need to know about Twenty One Pilots’ Clancy  

Click here to read the first part of this series, which focuses on the lore associated with Twenty One Pilots’ album “Trench.” Click here to read the second part of this series, which focuses on the lore associated with the album Scaled and Icy. Click here to read the third part of the series, which focuses on the lore associated with the “Overcompensate” music video.  

Brock students should look beyond the Campus Store to save money on textbooks 

Textbooks are necessary for most university courses but getting them from the Campus Store can break your bank account. Here’s how to get the most out of your textbooks by looking past the standard avenues. 

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