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Homecoming going awry

Homecoming weekend will be cancelled and replaced with a Spring Reunion for at least the next two years, Principal Tom Williams announced earlier this week.

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Age doesn’t drive ability

A proposed law targeting Ontario’s young drivers could put more restrictions on their licences, the Toronto Star reported Nov. 17.

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Something’s gotta give

This week, Queen’s was featured on the front page of multiple national newspapers.

Previously in Editorials

November 14, 2008

Dialogue can’t be forced

This week, Queen’s introduced the Intergroup Dialogue Program in the University’s residences, a pilot program intended to encourage student discussion on social issues, the Queen’s Gazette reported Nov. 10.

November 14, 2008

Same-sex, same respect

Californians narrowly voted in favour of constitutional amendment Proposition 8—banning same-sex marriage—last week. Same-sex civil unions will still be performed.

November 14, 2008

Come in, don’t cop out

I have read every comment, every letter to the editor, responded to every phone call and every e-mail.

November 7, 2008

Failed fees fail arts groups

Last week, three opt-outable fees were voted down in the AMS Fall Referendum when they went up for renewal.

November 7, 2008

JDUC should be rodent-free

Several weeks ago, the P&CC lost a $33,000 printer after rats chewed through the drink lines in the QP and pop leaked through the floor into the P&CC.