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In memory of Steve Jobs

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Chelsea James
His legacy can be found everywhere. University libraries and classrooms are marked with the signature Apple logo, the streets are rampant with white earphones and travel will never be the same. We thank you,...
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Centre vs. Centre

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Leif Larsen
Several times during the most recent provincial election campaign I said if you were to take away all of the colours, politicians and TV commercials, leaving behind only the messages, someone would have the...
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Peace in the Middle East?

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Chris Hearn
Well, the papers have been filed. The president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, has officially gone to the UN with a request for statehood. The U.S. and Israel, however, seem less than...
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Things are good, but they could be better

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Chris Hearn
It’s time for a good ole revolution. Well, sort of. In what is being compared to the Arab Spring, the left in the U.S. have finally begun taking to the streets to protest against...
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Alarm bells sound at UN

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Greg Sacks
Last month will always be remembered as the beginning of an historic new chapter in the Israel-Palestine saga. On Sept. 23, an application from the Palestinian Authority for full statehood began winding its way...
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Extremism’s price

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Rachel Wood
The entire world was shocked as news spread of the devastating bombing and shooting massacre that occurred in Oslo, Norway on July 22. Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik planted a car bomb near a government...
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Stand up for the right to ignore

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Gerald R. Jacobs
One morning a few weeks back I woke up to note that the world was on fire. It seemed peculiar at the time, but I carried on as I typically do since I had...

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