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Libraries are Radical!

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Rob McGregor
The Plan documents the ongoing adventures that arise from living a truly alternative lifestyle: two people in love, no children, one works for an income, the other works to realize an anarchist utopia, and...
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Supply and motherfucking demand in northern British Columbia

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Sheldon Birnie
What would you say if a company with an arguably poor environmental track record asked to put a pipeline to pump some of the most environmentally damaging oil on the planet through your pristine...
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Royal Dutch Shell shock

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
No longer a topic that people can take for granted, oil issues have leaked into all facets of society. The result has been increased environmental activism and more media coverage — both positive and...
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A lesson China should learn

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Ng Cheuk Ting Daniel
A lesson was given by the Nobel Peace Prize committee of Norway. Liu Xiaobo, arrested and given a sentence of 11 years in prison by the Chinese government, was awarded this year’s prize. The...
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Midnight massacre

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Raymond Maxwell
Protests and memorial ceremonies attempt to comfort Coptic Christians who seem to be surrounded by hatred and discrimination everywhere they go in Egypt, in the wake of the heinous attacks on New Year’s Day....
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Obama reaches tax cut compromise

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Spencer Fernando
In response to the recent Republican takeover of the U.S. House of Representatives, President Barack Obama was compelled to compromise on one of his key campaign pledges, a compromise that could have a large...
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But what can I do?

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Glenda Whiteman
Recently, I had the privilege of standing up to a Goliath of our time: Monsanto. I choose to exercise this privilege because here I can do it reasonably safely. There are many countries where...

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