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Supplied – Alberto G Arbitrary marking systems crudely assess knowledge
Getting exams back has always been a moment of truth that evaluates what you really know and how you’re going…
Read More » - Supplied – US Department of Education
Instead of making a difference, teachers maintain status quo
We’ve all seen those movies where a teacher from an upper class neighbourhood fresh out of college crosses to the…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Editorial: Cyclists bumbling down the road will probably get mashed
Here’s the thing about Edmonton culture: it’s got this way of raising cycling above all other forms of transportation. The other…
Read More » - Hilary McHale
Spooky new adventures: Role-play this Halloween
When I think about people who role play in the bedroom, I tend to imagine an older couple clinging to…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Schools and universities need safe spaces for students
I was in fourth grade and it was cold in Hay River, Northwest Territories. All the students were shivering as…
Read More » - Anna Campbell
Avoid two sick weeks, get a flu shot
As the days get shorter, the air crisper, and as midterms loom, students begin flocking indoors. Suddenly the university becomes…
Read More » - Supplied – Gage Skidmore
Martin O’Malley is hot
If you’re watching the Democratic leadership race below the 49th parallel from a Canadian perspective then you’re probably aware of…
Read More » - Supplied – Rob Speed
Group Commentary: Should you wear you costume to class?
Yes Every day we wake up and put on clothes deemed appropriate. Other than midterm season, there is one day…
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Editorial: Men who have sex with men shouldn’t be banned from donating blood
Though the media spotlight has shone brightly on many of the Liberal Party’s campaign promises, there is one that can…
Read More » - Dan McKechnie
Things we did in first year that we’ll never do again
First-year was a glorious time in which we’ve all made mistakes. Here are our most memorable: Expensive Books I learned…
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