The Journal’s Features Editors square off on the pluses and minuses of the website

There’s no easy way to getting better grades; students shouldn’t rely on a pill for a quick fix.

It’s not anyone’s business who your sugar daddy is.

Belittling a culture is never funny. Last week’s attack on Team PDA’s Vice-President of Operations candidate Craig Draeger was well called for, but it failed to deliver the appropriate message.

University campuses should be places conducive to democratic discussion, not blatant attack campaigns.

Hockey’s positive ability to unite Canadians shouldn’t be decried — in fact, it should be celebrated.

The Journal believes that team BGP will be the best executive in place for next year’s AMS.

The omnibus Bill C-45 passed last December rushes 457 pages of controversial legislation through Parliament in the name of government efficiency.

Not everyone has to become a vegan, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t cut down on our consumption of animal by-products.

Dawson College’s decision to expel a student after he discovered a serious security flaw in their system is a harsh, unnecessary course of action.

The recent passing of Stan Musial, “Stan the Man,” the one described by George Vecsey of the New York Times as “the star who stood out by not standing out,” denotes the death of a much needed mentality in sports culture.

It’s time for the government to be more open-minded about cannabis use in Canada.

The baby boomer generation needs to calm down. Gen Y hasn’t killed off courtship; we’ve simply forced it to evolve to fit in with our modern day society.

In today’s society it seems that the perfect female body features the perfect pair of breasts. We carry a huge weight not on our shoulders, but on our chests.