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Shafia and cultural reflections

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Gerald Jacobs
How many people should pay for first-degree murder?
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Chimps, children and lawless violence

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Gerald Jacobs
I completed a first-year anthropology course titled Human Origins last semester. While we covered a wide range of subjects — from genetics and the modern theory of evolution, to the earliest origins of mankind and...
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Hearts, minds, and bladders

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Chris Hearn
Recently a video that showed American marines urinating on the bodies of dead fighters appeared online. There is no way to verify the claim that the bodies were those of Taliban fighters. These men...
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Man up

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Chris Hearn
2011. The year of the manly man? “Man up!” How many times did we hear this phrase? About every time Sarah Palin showed up on Fox News, it seemed. It was the catch phrase...
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CBA opposes C-10

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Greg Sacks
Since their election in 2006, the Harper government has held steady on several themes. One of the most prominent, “tough on crime,” is on the verge of being translated from rhetoric to law with...
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Pipeline to prosperity

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Spencer Fernando
Oil pipelines are simply an economic necessity. If we want a strong economy, we need to export resources to willing buyers; there are willing buyers for our oil, and to get that oil to them...
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Public land is ours

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Lia Abolit
This fall the City of Winnipeg all too quietly offered an expression of interest for the sale and development, both commercial and residential, of seven public golf courses, including: Windsor Park, Crescent Drive, the...

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