Opinion
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Abby Schenk Grade curving ineffectively assesses knowledge
From my understanding, grade curving is used as a means to maintain integrity within the university. That is, the purpose of…
Read More » - Joshua Storie
Editorial: After 106 years, we bid farewell to the newspaper
Recently, somebody jokingly asked me if I’m worried that if the whole thing goes south, I’ll be forever known as the…
Read More » - Alexander Cook
“Trade and Commerce” mural in HUB is an abomination
Unlike U of T, Queen’s, and UBC, the University of Alberta is not often heralded as a beautiful campus. This…
Read More » - Randy Savoie
Public transit shouldn’t be an incubator of bad behaviour
So your bus was late today. Maybe it’s always late, or maybe the driver is just having an off-day. Angered,…
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Ride the wave of positivity emanating from a 66 Street donair place
I don’t know about you, but I feel like there’s been a perpetual downpour of pessimism lately. Just when I…
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Air France cocks up secularism
With Air France set to resume service to Tehran this month, the airline’s stewardesses are in a fury over a…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Editorial: Consumerism in the Institutional Strategic Plan
Despite being in a post-PC (and post-Samarasekera) era, President David Turpin’s first draft of his Institutional Strategic Plan seems to…
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Why Twitter is the premier social media platform
On March 21, the world’s most important social network celebrated its 10th anniversary. Twitter was created in 2006, and although…
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No one on Facebook cares about your GoFundMe
Pack your bags, you’re headed on a guilt trip. Facebook has turned into advertising space for your “friends” who are…
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Don’t put eugenicist women on bills or anything else
Wanted: a real Canadian heroine (the token women) who epitomizes leadership and success in Canadian history. On March 8, on…
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