Opinion
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Jessica Tang How we got here: The importance of queer feminism
While feminism has historically been a framework for questioning the legal and societal expectations of women and men, it has…
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Breaking of Gidimt’en checkpoint reveals true nature of reconciliation in Canadian
A group of Gidimt’en protesting the Coastal Gaslink pipeline set up a roadblock near Houston, British Columbia earlier this month.…
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Point/Counterpoint: What’s worse, Tory or Humanities?
Point: Tory is hell on campus The desks in Tory weren’t meant to be written on. Pity to the struggling…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Marble Pedestal: Taking five years to do your degree
If first-year Sofia could see me now, I don’t know what she’d think. She’d probably question how I could ever…
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GovWeek should be put out of its misery
GovWeek has crawled back out of the sewers to return 2019. Students’ Union vice-president (academic) Akanksha Bhatnagar has decided to…
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The SU’s Capital Plan proposal is both unnecessary and dangerous
The Students’ Union (SU) proposed Capital Plan campaign would shift capital funding for student spaces across campus from the university…
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Point/Counterpoint: C-Train or Edmonton’s LRT?
Point: C-Train all the way! I have to preface this by saying I’m a native Calgarian, and therefore just might…
Read More » - Arcadio Esquivel
Clear, practical action plans will motivate people to care about climate change
Today, humanity faces an existential threat unlike any other it has encountered: climate change. And yet, there are still people…
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Editorial: Should “Baby It’s Cold Outside” be banned from the airwaves?
In a wonderful, fun-filled start to the holiday season, several Canadian radio stations have pulled “Baby It’s Cold Outside” from…
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Redefining home: The internal conflict of a student in residence
After class, I walk in the door, finally home. I’m greeted by smiling faces, looking up from homework. “How was…
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