Opinion
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Supplied Marble Pedestal: Speedrunning
What’s the fastest you’ve ever beaten your favourite video game? A day? A couple of hours? How about just under…
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Burlap Sack: iClickers
Information Services and Technology has announced that they’re phasing out support for iClickers in July 2019. Good riddance. iClickers are…
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Banning fruity Juul pods won’t curb teen usage
Public perception of tobacco and nicotine has changed significantly in the last 40 years, from the widespread use of cigarettes…
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Alberta Advantage Party may not be so advantageous for students
The Spring 2019 Alberta provincial election is shaping up to be one of the spiciest ones yet. Alleged human being…
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Alberta needs more pipelines and we need them now
Alberta is on a dangerous track towards a financial disaster. If we fail to build pipelines soon, we not only…
Read More » - Sana Ibrahim
Editorial: We need to re-politicize mental health on campus
As many of us know, mental health services are in high demand at the University of Alberta. While we’re seeing…
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Monopoly for Millennials gamifies young people’s socioeconomic problems
Did you know that one of Hasbro’s most popular board games has anti-capitalist roots? Patented in 1903 by Lizzie Magie,…
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We can’t tell international students to get out of their comfort zone
The phrase “get out of your comfort zone” is certainly overused. It’s tossed around like a stick thrown by a…
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Students’ Council’s lack of transparency hinders students from engaging with it
Student councillors dedicate countless hours of unpaid time to govern the Students’ Union, but due to structural failures, an unknown…
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McGill’s Redmen name needs to go
For the six years that I attended Victoria School of the Arts in Edmonton, all athletic events were marred by…
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