Editorial

Editorial

100 years on

By
Bryce Hoye
Entering our 100th publication year in the campus news business, I’d like to take an opportunity to share a few anecdotes with the reader. I hope these will illustrate some of the less obvious,...
Editorial

Three zeros

By
Quinn Richert
In light of a recent UNAIDS report indicating drops of up to 50 per cent in new HIV infections in some of the most severely affected parts of Africa, as well as broader contentions...
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Killers on display

By
Carlyn Schellenberg
My first encounter with captured orcas took place at the age of 10 at SeaWorld Orlando. My family filed in with the rest of the unassuming crowd to watch the trainers ride with the...
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A laggard’s reasoning

By
Carlyn Schellenberg
The iPhone: god’s gift to man. Or so that’s what marketing schemes have almost led me to believe. Once that new product is out in stores, we are expected to stand in line, like...
Editorial

Freedom of speech

By
Rachel Wood
Being able to freely say or do whatever you want is a right that people in North America value immensely. You can have any opinion or belief, no matter whom it offends, and can...
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Freedom of religion

By
Spencer Fernando
At this very moment around the world, people languish in dark prisons, families live in fear, and entire communities face oppression, for nothing more than worshipping in accordance with their own beliefs. This is difficult...
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Keep your social network enemies close

By
Bryce Hoye
“Seek out argument and disputation for their own sake; the grave will supply plenty of time for silence.” – Christopher Hitchens We delete, unfollow, unfriend. We block “friends.” We erase conflict. We detach without reflection,...

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