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Darts and laurels 2008-09

Dean of Student Affairs Jason Laker: Laker’s botched interviews defending the intergroup dialogue program, attempt to visit Herstmonceux Castle on student money and mishandling of ethical purchasing show he’s unfit to represent students—and that’s just what he got up to this year.

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Time to lighten up

Although I’m often discouraged when I read newspaper headlines, this week was an exception.

Previously in Editorials

March 27, 2009

Food fight foolish, not fun

On Mar. 17, St. Patrick’s Day, some students participated in a food fight in Leonard cafeteria.

March 27, 2009

Apparel lie lets us down

Last week, Queen’s No Sweat obtained documents showing that not all pieces of Queen’s Athletics apparel are made in Canada, contrary to the University’s claim when it signed a contract with adidas in September.

March 27, 2009

A sure shot?

Three weeks ago, like many other Queen’s students, I lined up to be immunized against the mumps.

March 19, 2009

Coke contract a grey area

Queen’s exclusivity agreement with Coca-Cola ends next August, when the University can either re-sign with Coke or seek a new contract with another cold beverage company.

March 19, 2009

No-tuition model too elitist

Columnist Heather Mallick proposed abolishing tuition fees to keep university enrolment down in a CBC News analysis and viewpoint article Feb. 27.