Editorial

Editorial

Give Up Now

By
Damian Purdy
The only way to avoid the crushing moment-to-moment parade of utter hopelessness that is “life” is to give up now. Believe me, it is beautiful relief to lie prone, on the floor, detached and...
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Diamond rings are cheap

By
Ashley Gaboury
“You lower on bended knee, look into her eyes and ask her to spend the rest of her life with you. This is a moment of pure joy, and there’s no need to be...
Editorial

Why are you here?

By
Leif Larsen
Our universities in Manitoba are having trouble operating. Between inflation, tuition freezes, crumbling buildings, a bad economy and a host of other issues, it is amazing that our post-secondary institutions can even afford to...
Editorial

Universities need to learn from Facebook and Twitter

By
Kevin Doole
The Internet is constantly becoming more advanced, but is taken for granted as a passive tool for gathering information and being entertained. Social networking, one of the more actively engaging tools in use online...
Editorial

Would you kill your grandchildren for a boatload of oil?

By
Kevin Doole
This past December, our government met with other governments at the climate summit in Copenhagen to worry about what kind of a thing they will, or will not, do to reign in that rapscallion,...
Editorial

What is real, anyway?

By
Noreen Mae Ritsema
I just finished reading Jon Krakauer’s book Into the Wild. I know, I know, it’s been out for a while now, but as a student, I am more than a little behind on my...
Editorial

Canada’s sports culture and the rest of the world

By
Kevin Schulz
From within the confines of an increasingly pluralistic society, it can oftentimes be difficult for countries like Canada to lay claim on any one particular activity, style or happening. However, as one of only...

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