How do you pick only three? | The 3200

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issue 22 | We are lucky to have so many remarkable people of all genders at Quest. On International Women’s Day, we are featuring three amazing women, although we could fill up many years’ worth of The 3200 with stories like these.

Tala Schlossberg '19 earns the chance of a lifetime with The New York Times. Quest Tutor Dr. Jacy Young explains what International Women's Day means to her. Executive Assistant to the President Sue O'Connell deadlifts 314 lbs. And more. So much more.

Getting with The Times
Tala Schlossberg '19

The New York Times sifted through more than 5,000 applications to choose their inaugural class of newsroom fellows. And we are so proud to announce that creative fourth-year Tala was selected!
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photo: nytco.com

Balance for Better
Dr. Jacy Young, Social Sciences Tutor (Psychology)

As part of a feminist collective, Jacy has been working on an exciting project called, Psychology’s Feminist Voices.
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Doing the Heavy Lifting
Sue O'Connell, Executive Assistant to the President

Sue weighs in on her CrossFit powerlifting records, and what it’s like to work for our much-loved president.
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Spring /sprING/
1: move or jump suddenly or rapidly upward or forward
2: originate or arise from

3: the season after winter and before summer, in which vegetation begins to appear, mountain bikers hit the trails, sunshine returns, and Quest students can really enjoy all the amazing outdoor activities that Squamish has to offer! Any day now would be great. Really.

style file | Kiyoko channels her inner superhero.

quotable | "I will not have my life narrowed down. I will not bow down to somebody else's whim or to someone else's ignorance."

- bell hooks

twitter | Interim Dean of Student Life Krista Lambie facilitated a session on inclusion and accessibility at a University Administrators Workshop at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.