Everyone is a critic, and so am I
Why is it that everyone feels the need to be a critic?
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Tears for elephants – Bringing social responsibility to the movies
Do I, as a movie-goer, have a social, moral, or ethical responsibility to boycott a movie that features a mistreated animal? Does a production company – in this case, Fox – have to ensure the animals used in its film were never abused?
Generation Paradox: Black vs. DePape
The technology that has allowed for this incredible speed of communication over long distances has lead to a generation of people who can plan a whole summer with their friends while waterskiing in Antarctica with Ke$ha blaring in their ears. But is that really a good thing?
The grass is green, the flowers are blossoming and so are the rust spots
Between the salt, sand, slush, snow, ice, rain, wind, debris and other forms of what the traffic report like to call the “look-out-fors”, our pride and joys lead a tough life. However, I think the worst time of the year is actually not the winter. Oh no. The worst time of the year for our cars is the spring.
Student opinion on York safety [VIDEO]
York students talk about their reaction to the recent sexual assaults on campus, the death of Qian Liu, and if they feel safe on campus and in the Village.
Interview with York Admin: Campus security
Editor-in-Chief Mike Sholars and Multimedia Editor Phil Darlington discuss campus security.
[Streeters] What do you think about the youth representation in Canadian Parliament?
Hear what students have to say about the youth representation in the government
Gender: another perspective
Today, society has greater understanding of same-sex relationships, but when it comes to gender identity, people still don’t get it
Letters to the Editor – May 18, 2011
Not enough sports, A very important milestone, Uninformed and insensitive
The better side of blue
The Conservatives may have won the election, but the NDP have changed history