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Christina Varvis Politicians can’t separate public from private online lives
You’d think that this would be old hat by now, but in the last couple of months there have been…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
University administration and newspaper publishers have the responsibility to avoid endorsing political candidates
The media’s ethical responsibility to consumers is a murky shade of grey. We are manipulated every time we flip open…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Tweaks, adjustments & facelifts to improve the U of A
The Gateway fantasizes a lot about power and we’re confident that suggestions like these to improve the U of A…
Read More » - Abby Schenk
Cost-cutting measures that will save the U of A money
Another provincial budget has come and it’s time for the annual debates on campuses across Alberta. What will happen to…
Read More » - Kathleen Zenith
Extra costs shouldn’t be necessary to attain 100 per cent in a course
When September rolls around and the university hacks off its semesterly pound of flesh, experienced students know that tuition isn’t…
Read More » - Tianbo Liu
Labs in class are currently a flawed course component to grade students
Now that the semester is almost over, science students are worrying about two things: labs of the present and labs…
Read More » - Ab Sch
Editorial: Vote tampering allegations a black eye on SU elections
These past few days have shown the university campus exactly why so many people are disenfranchised with student politics. One…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Bite the Ballot: SU President
It’s time again for Students’ Union election fever to sweep across campus, infecting students everywhere with the desire, the need,…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
A prospective application for the U of A’s new Leadership College
Dear Peter Lougheed Leadership College Admissions Committee, Pioneering has always been an important part of my family. My great-great-grandfather was…
Read More » - Spencer Nichols
Point/Counterpoint: The reality of ‘fake’ student groups
‘Fake’ student clubs ride off the coattails of more successful groups Time and again, lecturers instil the value of being…
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