Opinion
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Supplied Leadership shouldn’t be exploited for resumes
With the exception of the arduous attainment of academic success, a major priority of university students is the feverish quest…
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Supplied Alberta should invest in Comp Sci education
Computer science is the engine of change. From medicine to social networking, transportation to entertainment, computer science is present in…
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Christina Varvis Students’ Union should be disbanded
The Students’ Union should be dismantled and reforged as a separate entity without a symbiotic relationship to university administration. The…
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Supplied Marble Pedestal: Canadian mayors right in condemning Roosh V
Just when you think that politicians can’t agree on anything, the mayors of Canada are indeed capable of agreeing on something:…
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Supplied Uber holds drivers accountable
On Jan. 29, the city of Edmonton passed a new vehicle-for-hire bylaw that will begin the process of legalizing ride-sharing…
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Christina Varvis Local TV news offers little more than superficialities
Local TV news was once at the forefront of the layperson’s daily information intake. The daily news provided a way…
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Supplied Burlap Sack: People who ask stupid and longwinded questions at exceptionally engaging events
Hey you back there with the massive ego, would you mind piping it down? Stop me if this sounds familiar. You’re…
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Joshua Storie Editorial: New Bachelor of Arts structure deserves skepticism
I regret many things about my BA. I wish I had taken different courses. I wish I had started essays…
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Randy Savoie Stephen Lewis offers perspective on global issues
What did Stephen Lewis, currently one of Canada’s most illustrious political figures, have to say about the state of the…
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