This report is a modified summary of Kwantlen Polytechnic University's media coverage for the week of November 10, 2014. For more KPU news, visit: kpu.ca/newsroom.
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The Surrey First slate and its mayoral candidate Linda Hepner have pledged to create a "cultural corridor" in Surrey. The initiative would allow KPU arts and design students opportunities for local job placements and work experiences.
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KPU alumnus Stephen Smysniuk writes how the university's new brew program is keeping KPU on top of B.C.'s beer boom.
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The university's writing program has enjoyed continued success. A partnership between the Kwantlen Student Association and the KPU Learning Centre, the Kwantlen Academic Writing Program helps give students the tools to succeed in academia.
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Given the chance to prove himself, Shawn Rill has forged a successful life for himself. Living with autism for most of his 26 years, he found his stride in KPU's Access Programs.
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Fashion technology student Sofia Fiorentino is one of several Canadian immigrant artisans who will be sharing their wares at local Christmas craft shows.
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