The University of Calgary Campus Pro-Life club has attracted attention for their exhibit in the Students’ Union display case earlier this week, as well as their Genocide Awareness Project display in the quad. The SU put up a sign saying that the views expressed in the display case were of the CPL club and not… Continue reading Pro-life club continues display
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Gauntlet Psychic Predictions — February
Hello dear children of the first dimension, I once again join you from the humble house of DeBoir. I once again risk my mind, my very soul, gazing deep, deep into your futures. Some have written to ask, ‘Madam DeBoir, why, WHY?’ My response is simple; my curse is the world’s gift. I must pull… Continue reading Gauntlet Psychic Predictions — February
Facebook ruling appealed by university
The University of Calgary has appealed a ruling by the Court of Queen’s Bench that found the school had no right to file non-academic misconduct charges against two students who created a Facebook page criticizing their sessional instructor. In a statement released Nov. 29, the school said it would bring the case back to court… Continue reading Facebook ruling appealed by university
Judge overturns U of C facebook ruling
A recent court ruling has brought a long running case between University of Calgary students and administration to an end. After posting criticism of an instructor on a Facebook page and facing charges of non-academic misconduct, the U of C was deemed to have no grounds to reprimand those responsible. Court of Queen’s Bench Justice… Continue reading Judge overturns U of C facebook ruling
Screen Time: Fall television preview, part one
There’s a long list of new television shows this fall all vying for your procrastination. Some will be worth your time, others won’t. Over the next couple weeks, I’m going to break down a number of new shows and help you decide where it’s worth wasting time rather than studying. This week I’ll start with… Continue reading Screen Time: Fall television preview, part one
Millennium Scholarship report
By James Keller
Knowledge is a hot ticket item in Canada that comes with a fairly large price tag. A new study published by the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation aims to show just that, highlighting quantifiable barriers to post-secondary education. The same study is drawing ire from student organizations across the country. According to the study, entitled The… Continue reading Millennium Scholarship report