Occupied confusion
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Large congregations of people have gathered in various cities across Canada and the United States. They live humbly in tents, play djembes and meditate communally. However — aside from their presenting an alternative to...
Hazing: Outdated and dangerous
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Hazing the younger players is synonymous with hockey. “Rookie parties,” generally a night of partying where the new players submit themselves to ridicule, are nothing new. Is there an acceptable line to hazing? Is...
In memory of Steve Jobs
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His legacy can be found everywhere. University libraries and classrooms are marked with the signature Apple logo, the streets are rampant with white earphones and travel will never be the same. We thank you,...
9/11: what do you remember?
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There are certain events that create everlasting memories for an entire generation. Our grandparents will never forget Aug. 6, 1945. On this summer day an atomic bomb, ironically labeled “Little Boy,” was dropped on...
LiLo, LiLo, it’s off to jail you go
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Two weeks in a U.S. prison should be enough to scare a young woman straight and enable her to see the error of her ways. But not Lindsay Lohan, whose jail term, combined with...
Homefield disadvantage
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A new stadium without a canopy would be like the Bombers without coaching controversy. It would still function, but the fans would be uncomfortable. Removing the canopy from the plans would completely disregard the...
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