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Friday, 29 March 2013 05:43
Shedding much needed light on today’s Beliebers
The mannerisms of “Beliebers” prove to be a fascinating and profound topic for any aspiring journalist. The celebrity obsession of pre-teen pop fans proved so intimidating that U of T’s most established professors must have been too afraid to reply to my emails for comment. Yet, after hours of research, I’ve realized just how extreme…
Friday, 22 March 2013 12:55
Time to fast forward to democracy on campus
UPDATED* The incoming UTSU executive (Team Renew) released a video addressing the resignation of VP External candidate Sana Ali. Surprise, surprise: oppositional voices have acted as if the video’s release is some sort of crime -- some have called it cyber bullying, some have called for it to be reported the university. While I agree…
Thursday, 21 March 2013 13:40
Israel Apartheid Week: Fighting for peace or perpetuating prejudice?
Political Science PhD student Matt Gordner examines the implications of "Israel Apartheid Week" on campus.
Monday, 18 March 2013 07:19
Remember, Remember the 25th of December
Re-elected UTSU execs could learn a few things from the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Friday, 15 March 2013 20:37
Free trade with Europe bad for labour, bad for democracy
The free trade agreement with Europe that the Harper government has been relentlessly (read “recklessly”) pursuing would open up the world’s single largest market to Canada, but it is full of the same flaws that have marred previous Canadian free trade agreements.
Thursday, 14 March 2013 14:55
A French Québec, but to what ends?
Québec language laws, which insist on things like business signage are fostering an anti-English culture. In light of the recent resignation from Québec’s Office of French language (OQLF), questions regarding the agency’s excessive enforcement policies have once again entered the spotlight.
Friday, 08 March 2013 04:28
Wikileaks whistleblower
The question of what to do with Pfc Manning has divided US public opinion into two warring camps. Manning was arrested by the US military in May 2010 after information surfaced that he had been stealing sensitive military information and uploading it onto the now infamous media commons site, WikiLeaks.
Monday, 04 March 2013 00:13
United we stand to protect student interests
Zach Morgenstern takes a stand against defederating from the U of T Student Union.
Friday, 01 March 2013 03:23
In defense of Muslim Studies and multi-faith centres at U of T
During Reading Week, the University of Toronto caught the attention of some very special journalists. Yes, the straight-talking, right-leaning Sun News Network aimed their sights at our school’s annoyingly progressive policies.
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