All Posts Tagged With: "election"
Apparently, they don’t care.
It’s hard to jump into an electoral system where you feel worthless and ignored
Dispelling some myths about student leadership
Why they do it, where it leads, and what it’s really worth
More on the limits of student union politics
Addressing the question of personal stands on potentially divisive off campus issues, for union execs
The limits of an elected student’s mandate
Some advice for the student leaders among us, and those who live with their actions
Federal Liberals vs provincial Liberals on PSE
Will students believe the federal Liberals after McGuinty’s broken promises to them?
B.C. political parties on tuition fees
Liberals to continue caps, NDP promises a freeze, Greens pledge 20% reduction
CFS opposes government economic update
Isn’t it the mandate of the CFS to lobby on behalf of students, not political parties?
Preparing for the CFS Day of Action
CFS marches to demand tuition decreases
Obama volunteer denied entry into the U.S.
Regan Sarmatiuk, who was editor of the Manitoban in 2005-06 and is a permanent fixture on my resume, was denied entry into the United States on Sunday because she was heading to Minnesota to volunteer for Barack Obama. The Winnipeg Free Press picked up the story:
On Sunday, Sarmatiuk, 28, was on her way to Thief [...]
I have to confess, I just about fell of my chair when I read that SFU was trying to submit ...
"The cause appears to lie in the increasing competitiveness of today’s world. “To be an original scholar,” writes Wilson, “is ...
Amused by your article, I am. 
James Turks' (CAUT) apparent statement that “Canada really has no need for private institutions” really flies in the face of ...
