Opinions
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Opinions
The Zombie Apocalypse is Really Not That Far-Fetched
The scene at the annual Canadian University Press national conference, NASH 74, played out like a clichéd zombie flick, dirtying bathrooms and Twitter alike in Victoria this past weekend.
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Thank You, Stephen Harper
In case you missed the ear-splitting cries of activists and journalists alike, a civil rights ‘crisis’ erupted in Canada last week. Thousands of foreign gay couples who tied the knot in Canada awoke to news that their marriage had been annulled.
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Editorial
This year is set to be full of headlines and blog links clogged with mudslinging and giddy political punditry from our neighbours to the south, as we enter the ever-important election year where every politician’s every move is designated newsworthy.
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Sex and Pancakes
The New Year is here and I’ve decided to give you readers some Sex & Pancakes resolutions. These aren’t your “go to the gym” or “learn how to cook” resolutions. These are resolutions for a sexy new year:
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Heard In The Hall
For The Link’s first issue of 2012 we asked students what their predictions were for this upcoming year. Here is what they said:
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That Transsexual Guy
I want to share my transition. I want to write to you about public bathrooms, navigating my name change and taking hormones.
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We Can Either Be Good, or We Can Be French
I was eight years old when I watched Patrick Roy take a victory lap with a large silver bowl hoisted over his head.
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Editorial
There’s a chill in the air, twinkly lights line the houses and blood is actively pouring from the ears of anyone who works in Christmas-friendly retail. And while most of us will finish finals and begin the inevitable self-reflection that comes with a new year, those most deserving of coal could probably use a little guidance.