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Capitalism wasn’t destroyed in a day
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Soon after starting The Plan, I realized how tiresome it would become and how complicated it was to answer the question, “So, what do you do for a living?” As a shorthand response, I've...
Letters to the Editor – Oct. 27, 2010
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RE: In search of an ideal study spot (Sept. 28, 2010)
Thank you for the excellent article on study space in Dafoe Library by Erin Lebar. It gave a good description of the various options...
If you don’t vote, don’t complain
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As students, there is rarely a time in our lives when we do not have something to complain about. Anything from long lines at Starbucks, to missing class because there is no parking on...
Google Goes Green
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Google, together with New York investment firm Good Energies, is buying a 37.5 per cent stake in a US$5 billion project to build 563 kilometres of underwater transmission lines to pave the way for...
Fishing turds from a backed-up shitter
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The date of our municipal election is upon us. Many Winnipeggers have already taken to the advanced polls, and soon our mayor and council will be elected and sworn in. For citizens young and...
Why I’m backing Sam
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Next week, I will be casting my vote to re-elect Sam Katz for a third term as mayor of Winnipeg. This past year, newspapers and magazines have recognized Winnipeg as one of the best...
An il wind
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North Korea, the historically secretive nation, recently opened its doors to media from around the world. What motivated this isolated regime to act so out of character? All signs point to an effort by...
