Opinions

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The CRTC’s Decision Would Send Us to the Digital Dark Ages

Julian Ward – Published February 8, 2011

There are two kinds of gatekeepers currently standing between us and the Internet.
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Sex and Pancakes

Melissa Fuller – Published February 8, 2011

I’m 21 and I’ve been a woman since the tender age of 13. Five days a month, every month, for eight years I’ve used five tampons and one pad a day.
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Long Live Your Laptop

Nichola Nicholson – Published February 8, 2011

As a student, owning a computer is essential. From researching to writing papers to watching porn to spending monstrous hours on Facebook—we all rely on our computers, all of the time.
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Nah’msayin?

Christopher Curtis – Published February 8, 2011

While walking up the Hall Building’s escalators I noticed a poster advertising a “Lock & Key Party” for Valentine’s Day
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Editorial

Alex Mcgill – Published February 8, 2011

Canadians are safe from the threat of usage-based billing… for now.
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Sex and Pancakes

Melissa Fuller – Published February 1, 2011

I’ve recently begun to suspect my best friend of many years might be gay. A mutual friend has seen him with another man, and I’ve even been told he’s now in a relationship with a guy.
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Defining Moral Borders

Natasha Young – Published February 1, 2011

People take their morals from their families, religion and society.
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Bill 94 Unveiled

Megan Dolski – Published February 1, 2011

Much debate, controversy and discussion surrounded the tabling of Bill 94.
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Minority Rights Undermined

Mukhbir Singh – Published February 1, 2011

Sikh delegates from the World Sikh Organization of Canada were invited to give a briefing on Bill 94’s implications in Quebec and Canada on Jan.18.
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Government Pulls Plug on Egypt

Laura Beeston – Published February 1, 2011

A group of young men run along the smoke-filled streets of Cairo as the sound of choppers echo above.