IAW rekindles conflicting views on peace in the Middle East
Student groups square off
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Pro-life club sues Carleton
University will ‘defend itself vigorously’
Prof’s blog explores trauma
Health blog launched by Robert Muller bridges academia and popular writing
Scott Library Twitter tweets fire alert, evacuates students
York University’s Scott Library, like Steacie Library and York University administration themselves, established a Twitter account Feb. 11, and have since been tweeting up-to-the-minute facts, thefts, operating hours and lost-and-found items.
LA&PS and Schulich candidates
I’ve always wanted to be incorporated in the school’s decision making.
Students First sweep student gov't by default
The YFS executives for 2011–2012: their priorities, their words.
Aboriginal Week
Starting on March 3, York students celebrated Aboriginal heritage with some very colourful festivities.
Police escort student from pro-Israel guest lecture
‘If you think Israelis want Gaza … you once again are a filthy anti-Semite’: Coren
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This is not a democracy
I’ve decided to switch sides this election and back the winning team. Sure, you can call me a flip-flopper – I supported the incumbents’ cause before I came to York. For a while I sided with the minority because I thought the majority leaders were self-centred and ignorant, and that I could make a diff erence (man, I used to be idealistic).