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Token outrage falls short

Last week, the Queen’s University Muslim Students Association (QUMSA) reported anti-Islamic crimes on campus.

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Photo critics misinformed

Queen’s Coalition Against Racial and Ethnic Discrimination (QCRED) submitted a letter last Friday accusing the Journal of commodifying Indigenous culture with its front-page photo of the 2nd Annual Educational Pow Wow, published Sept. 23.

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Coming home to apathy

With camera in hand, I ventured onto the trash-filled Aberdeen Street early Saturday night and was immediately in a bad mood.

Previously in Editorials

September 26, 2008

Aberdeen responsibly

Homecoming 2008 begins today and what’s likely on everyone’s minds is what will happen on Aberdeen Street.

September 26, 2008

Surface Tory plan sinks

Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced that if re-elected he will pursue tougher penalties for violent young offenders and release their names to the public, the Globe and Mail reported Sept. 22.

September 26, 2008

Losing face and respect

Every year the AMS receives mixed reviews from the student body and every year many students are left feeling bitter and resentful.

September 23, 2008

AMS needs to own up

Last week, the Journal and Golden Words were anonymously delivered confidential AMS employee T4 forms after AMS Controller Scott Bell failed to move them into storage after 2007-08 financial audits were completed.

September 23, 2008

Better to build on tradition

Queen’s University might auction off the naming rights of the Queen’s Centre, meaning the student complex would be named after the highest—likely corporate—bidder.