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UBC Wiki
A community project with:
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Summarized Guidelines:
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No discussion of foreign politics unless it has clear and direct implications for the UBC community (read more).
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FAQs/Megathreads:
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a) When I took this course tutorials were not marked at all and had material released, and personally I only went to one, though I found the course easy overall. b) If there are more lecture spots than tutorial spots they will open them up, no need to worry. You probably do not need to reach out yourself and they will move you in to one or release a new section. I couldn't actually find a source for this but this is what has been repeated on the community.