Rob South, president of the Students’ Union, is currently involved in an embroglio over a recent Governors meeting in which he did not second a motion for a zero tuition increase.He has been a target of criticism by this paper for working too closely with administration in negotiating a 65 per cent tuition deal. He… Continue reading Interview: Rob South
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Gauntlet Q and A: Rob Huebert
By Riley Hill
Canada’s vast Arctic is home to few people but many riches. In recent years, record ice melts have opened up new northern sea routes, exposing shielded natural resources and making the Arctic more valuable than ever. In a rush to cash in on the region’s new wealth, Canada, Russia, the United States and other northern… Continue reading Gauntlet Q and A: Rob Huebert
The problems of pragmatic progress in Sudan
It’s not a good sign when reports indicate that a country like Sudan is getting worse. It’s hard to even think how things could get worse in a locale consistently in the running for the title of “worst place on Earth.” After the atrocities of the ’90s, things seemed to be picking up. A ceasefire… Continue reading The problems of pragmatic progress in Sudan
Sam Roberts and canadian evil… content
Some rock bands don’t want you to know they’re from Canada. They’re afraid of being marked forever with a scarlet maple leaf, never to find legitimate success apart from CanCon and CBC specials. With The Sam Roberts Band working on their fourth Canadian tour in the last year, there’s no doubting their nationality. And if… Continue reading Sam Roberts and canadian evil… content
Dinos invade South Korea
Ever been to South Korea? Few Canadians have. However 13 University of Calgary student athletes and a pair of coaches will be shipping out for the South East Asian destination later this month for the 2003 Universiade. The Universiade, formerly known as the World University Games, will be hosted by Daegu, South Korea, following up… Continue reading Dinos invade South Korea
Southward-seeking Sports
By Andrew Ross
In a bid to stay competitive, the University of Calgary soccer teams are sending their scouts South–way South. The scouts will be looking at up-and-coming middle-school stars in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina. U of C’s women’s soccer Head Coach Robin Slot explains, "We have good teams right now, but what… Continue reading Southward-seeking Sports
SLC questions South’s ability to represent
By Mary Chan
Students’ Legislative Council voted 13-5 in favour of allowing Students’ Union President Rob South to sit on the University of Calgary Presidential Review Committee Tuesday night. The motion was passed after a drawn-out discussion brought up ghosts of South’s conduct at the Feb. 4 Board of Governors meeting. At the heart of the discussion was… Continue reading SLC questions South’s ability to represent
Students call for South’s impeachment
Students marched around campus demanding the removal of Students’ Union President Rob South immediately following the Feb. 4 Board of Governor’s meeting. The calls for removal were a direct result of South’s refusal to second an amendment for a zero per cent tuition increase. Students at the meeting shouted, "Second the motion," as South began… Continue reading Students call for South’s impeachment
South avoids impeachment
Impeachment is not imminent for Students’ Union President Rob South, despite calls for his removal from office by student activists. A straw vote at Tuesday’s Students’ Legislative Council meeting established that the disqualification of South would not come from within the SU. The written straw vote, which asked, "Do you support the impeachment of Rob… Continue reading South avoids impeachment
Coming to South’s defence
By Val Jepson
It seems that the days of reason have vanished from the campus at Calgary. Students’ Union President Rob South is under fire for sticking to his guns at the recent Board of Governors’ meeting. And, so it appears there will be calls for South’s impeachment. U of C students will be lucky if South decides… Continue reading Coming to South’s defence