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Science vs. art, reality vs. meaning

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Gerald R. Jacobs
So I’ve been around the university block. My degree may say “bachelor of arts,” but I’d call my education “broad” — perhaps “flip-flopped,” even, or “consistency challenged.” I’ve been twice now a member of...
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Movember, A Mo-emoir.

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Leif Larsen
Haven’t been without a beard in more than a decade. My face is furious for thrusting it into this cold bright world unprepared.The wife has cancelled our date for later this month, stating that...
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Europe must federalize

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J.D.R. Brown — The Cascade (University of the Fraser Valley)
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. (CUP) — There is only one proper remedy to what ails Europe, and it is certainly not tripling tuition fees and cutting pensions as David Cameron has done in the U.K. No,...
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A lack of focus

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Greg Sacks
Anarchists can be a funny lot. Just when you think you have them pegged — distrust of authority, distaste for hierarchy, a far-more-than-healthy suspicion of society’s institutions — they’ll turn around and start pontificating...
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It’s what’s on the outside that counts

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Gerald R. Jacobs
Like the great debates of human history, the secret to confidence and success is argued as though divided into two mutually exclusive camps. “Clothing makes the (wo)man!” says one side. “Look good on the...
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From revolution to freedom?

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Chris Hearn
I woke up this morning to the news that a good friend’s brother-in-law was shot in the head in Tahrir Square last night. He has been part of this revolution from the beginning, and,...
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A healthy debate

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Melissa Hiebert
Earlier this semester, provincial legislation was passed that will grant international students attending university in the province, as well as their dependants, the same healthcare coverage enjoyed by Manitobans, beginning April 2012. While the...

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