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Fake reporters a cop-out

An OPP officer posed as a journalist during last year’s Aboriginal Day of Action protests to get to the front lines, courts heard last week.

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Soccer the draw, not sex

According to BBC News, South Africa might legalize prostitution when it hosts the World Cup in 2010.

Signed Editorial

Bump in n’ daily grind

Queen’s is like a small town. There’s no such thing as anonymity.

Previously in Editorials

June 24, 2008

Committee preach-y keen

This fall, the AMS Social Issues Commission will introduce a religious issues committee.

June 24, 2008

Image concerns veil issues

Senator Barack Obama’s campaign volunteers prevented two of his supporters from sitting behind him during a rally June 16 because the women were wearing Islamic head scarves, the New York Times reported. The volunteer was worried the women, who would be on camera, would link the candidate to Islam.

June 24, 2008

Office-ally bored

This is the summer of my discontent.

May 27, 2008

Petulant policies

According to Friday’s New York Times, the Bush administration has a policy of sending out mass e-mails when there’s a news report it doesn’t agree with or when a Democrat makes a comment it doesn’t like.

May 27, 2008

The benefits of experience

Tom Williams, yesterday made Queen’s 19th principal, seems to have filled the position with an unlooked for amount of enthusiasm. And we appreciate that. It’s certainly not a job we would want.