“Please sir, can I have some more?” is no longer just a famous line from a Dickens novel but a reality for many Queen’s student.
Daniel Woolf stated on CBC Radio that he supports diversity and inclusion.
I have several questions and concerns in regards to what has occurred between the two executive teams running in this AMS election.
As I approach the final three months of my undergraduate education, I, unlike most of my frantic peers, know what I want to do with my life.
Since graduating from Queens I have had the opportunity to view the Queens culture through the eyes of an outsider.
Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009 will go down in history as the day Barack Hussein Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States of America.
The ESS recognizes that its constituents are not the demographic served by the AMS.
At this time last year, I remember opening up the Journal and finding three opinion pieces similar to this one.
The opinion article by Dana Olwan and Ethan Holtzer contains a number of falsehoods and distortions.
Today, tomorrow and Thursday education students will be afforded an opportunity to vote on their continued membership in the AMS, which we view as a chance to reaffirm the value the AMS offers education students.
While I am aware that the Opinions section of your newspaper is designed for such discussion, the deliberate exclusion of the Queen’s Campus Conservatives from the 9 January 2009 “Parliamentary polemic” piece is simply unacceptable. The piece was published without the slightest regard for the opinions of the Queen’s Campus Conservatives Club President or any of its members.
It’s not what you’d expect from a government claiming to have the best interests of the Palestinian people in mind.
Pity the people of Sderot and Askhelon—pawns in the latest politically-motivated Israeli war by air, sea and land on Gaza and the Palestinian people.
Since the signing of a coalition agreement on Dec. 1, words have been thrown around to mislead the public and distract Canadians from what really matters.
I thought, based on the approaching season and the recent announcement, I’d write a little something.
Queen’s has a national reputation for attracting some of the best and brightest students.
It is unfortunate that Stephanie St. Clair’s opinion article regarding Queen’s University’s recruitment drive contained errors and omissions about EnCana Corporation that, had Ms. St. Clair contacted us, could have been corrected to provide a more accurate reflection of our company’s commitment to social and environmental responsibility.
There has been much talk lately about diversity, tolerance and, yes, even racism, on and around the Queen’s campus.
We would like to clarify a few points related to the Draft Statement on Responsible Investing.
There have recently been two separate unionization drives targeting administrative staff and teaching assistants/graduate students (henceforth used interchangeably).
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