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Peeling back the façade of our collective myths

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Kyle Hiebert
A couple weeks ago, Spencer Fernando wrote a piece called “Good & Evil,” which made the argument that moral relativism is at fault for cultivating a tepid response to human rights abuses around the...
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The last of sober second thought?

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Greg Sacks
The Senate of Canada was once famously referred to by John A. Macdonald as the house of “sober second thought.” In this view, the upper house is an institution put in place to act...
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What would Fred Eaglesmith do?

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Sheldon Birnie
My pal Francis came over to my place the other night, distraught and looking haggard. He told me he’d been feeling low and mean of late, and had gotten into some bad business involving...
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Promoting peace?

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Ashley Faintuch
The former British Member of Parliament and supposed anti-war activist George Galloway embarked on a cross Canada tour Nov. 16, with a stop planned in Winnipeg Nov. 26. This tour is being organized by...
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An issue of consent

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Judith Cheung
Think before going to BODIES…The Exhibition. BODIES is not to be confused with BodyWorlds, a competing exhibition that has full consent from the individuals being used. The human cadavers and full specimens on display...
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What the Bull? Part 2

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Chuthan Ponnampalam
The bulls and the bears, though the most recognized and respected, aren’t the only animals running around the financial districts of the world. There are also confused pigs, sheep, ostriches and chickens masquerading about...
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If you’ve got the money, honey

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Sheldon Birnie
“Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald Nothing in life is certain, let alone our best laid plans. Here at university, we have...

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