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  • 13 years 5 months ago

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.Continue...

  • 13 years 5 months ago

Intergroup overreaction

Queen’s Intergroup Dialogue Program has garnered national criticism since it was reported in the Queen’s Gazette Nov. 10.Continue...
  • 13 years 5 months ago

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.Continue...

Monica Heisey
  • 13 years 6 months ago

Something’s gotta give

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

  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...
  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...

Erin Flegg
  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...

  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...
  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...

  • 13 years 6 months ago

Election fever and rightly so

On Tuesday, Americans turned out in near-record numbers to elect Barack Obama as their next president.Continue...

  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...
  • 13 years 6 months ago

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.Continue...

Adèle Barclay
  • 13 years 6 months ago

Fort of knowledge

I love ghost stories—or at least, I love entertaining the possibilities for both the goose bumps and the skepticism they inspire.Continue...

  • 13 years 6 months ago

Website approach positive

Six Queen’s students launched the website saveourghetto.com on Monday, aimed at highlighting students’ contributions to the Kingston community.Continue...
  • 13 years 6 months ago

Mantle must step down

At AMS Assembly last night AMS Council called for the resignation of ASUS President Jacob Mantle.Continue...

Monica Heisey
  • 13 years 6 months ago

Let’s talk about sex

As the United States gets closer to election day, the F-word that has been thrown around throughout both campaigns is being evoked with more intensity than ever before.Continue...

  • 13 years 6 months ago

Xbox only partly to blame

Police are investigating a possible connection between Xbox and 15-year-old Brandon Crisp’s disappearance from his home two weeks ago, CBC News reported Oct. 25.Continue...
  • 13 years 6 months ago

Clothes don’t make woman

Sarah Palin’s wardrobe cost her party $150,000, the New York Times reported Oct. 23.Continue...

Angela Hickman
  • 13 years 7 months ago

Professing my gratitude

Last month, I got a letter in the mail asking if I would be interested in writing a letter in support of a former professor who’s up for reappointment.Continue...

  • 13 years 7 months ago

Grits’ time to turn new leaf

Liberal Stéphane Dion stepped down as party leader Monday.Continue...

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