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Technical information

Main page title:
The Peak
Main page description:
The Peak, the official Simon Fraser University student newspaper, has been published since 1965 when the University was founded on the peak of Burnaby Mountain
Protocol:
https
Status code:
200
Page size:
321.2 KB
Response time:
1.166sec.
IP:
149.248.61.67
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