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Peer Perspectives: If you could have one superpower, what would it be?

By Patricia Hambler on April 5, 2010

When I first thought about the question, the power of being invisible came to mind. It would be an exciting experience to be someplace when no one is aware of your existence. Not only could I eavesdrop on conversations, but at the same time expand my ability to see and learn the things I previously […]

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Peer Perspectives: Lead like Superman

By Patricia Hambler on March 29, 2010

Who do I look to for leadership? The one and only superman. He takes initiative and steps out of his comfort zone. He is there to bring hope and inspiration to others – to drive them in the right direction. Others admire and respect him, as they turn to him for guidance. Although you may […]

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Peer Perspectives: A leader is …

By Patricia Hambler on March 25, 2010

What does it mean to be in the role of a leader? Before we tackle this question, we must understand that there is more than one kind of good leader; it depends on context, and the person itself. Let’s forget about being a leader in a political sense, or a religious sense, or a cultural […]

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Peer Perspectives: Things you think about when you look up at the night sky…

By Patricia Hambler on March 22, 2010

If you’ve ever had the chance to get out of the city, away from the lights, away from the people and the noise then you’ve probably had the chance to feel small in this world. I don’t think there is a thing out there more humbling, calming, awe-inspiring, and a little bit intimidating than seeing […]

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Peer Perspectives: This year I resolve to…

By Patricia Hambler on March 18, 2010

As a student and member of the UBC community this year I resolve to help create positive change through my involvements at UBC. Now this is what I hope to achieve, however, how do I really measure the change I help create? Is it through the quantity or quality? Do I need to have some […]

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