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Sandra Fahl Germany’s education system could learn some things from Canada
Upon my arrival in Canada, it didn’t take me too long to realize that many things here were different than…
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Reinstating “knees together” judge would harm victims of sexual assault
Former Alberta judge Robin Camp resigned from Federal Court in March after the Canadian Judicial Council recommended he be removed…
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The Watch-Men Episode 105: Murder on the Orient Express
Murder, masterful acting and a Movember mustache for the ages all await the Watch-men aboard Murder on the Orient Express.…
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Criticisms of Bill 24 don’t stand up to scrutiny
Bill 24 is important, but nothing new. The two primary things that this bill does is ensure that the loopholes…
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Lister meal plan survey is more of a charade than a consultation
About a year ago, the university’s Board of Governors voted down a new all-you-can-eat meal plan for Lister Hall’s 2017-18…
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In defence of Catholic school sex-ed
Everyone is entitled to their own perspective and worldview, so long as no one is being negatively affected. The recent…
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Hopefully the SU’s new ‘news’ portal doesn’t burn us all
On Halloween, I received an email that said the U of A Students’ Union (SU) had launched their own “newsworthy”…
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Burlap sack: Fall reading week
I understand why it exists, I appreciate what it does, however it remains as one of the most poorly implemented…
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The Watch-Men Episode 104: Thor Ragnarok
With Thor: Ragnarok, Marvel decidedly ditches the serious, Shakespearean feel of the first two films and instead goes for something…
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The Watch-Men Episode 103: Stranger Things 2 recap
Bigger, badder and with more nostalgia than ever, Stranger Things 2 is out now on Netflix. But will the countless…
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