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Don’t budge on academics

Last week, Principal Tom Williams announced that a 15 per cent budget cut will be applied to all faculties and units of the University, including the administration, over the next three years.

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Intergroup overreaction

Queen’s Intergroup Dialogue Program has garnered national criticism since it was reported in the Queen’s Gazette Nov. 10.

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Here’s to posterity

There’s a bookshelf at the Journal house that stores decades’ worth of previous volumes of this newspaper in bound copies.

Previously in Editorials

November 21, 2008

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.

November 21, 2008

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.

November 21, 2008

Something’s gotta give

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

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.