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While it is unfortunate Hannah Bhamanpour was denied the right to protest the Gil Hoffman event, her claim her group was unfairly targeted while the George Galloway protest was left unimpeded is far from true.
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The Canadian Senate: a threat to democracy
The Canadian Senate is rarely in the news because it usually doesn’t do anything.
Excalibur’s pop culture 2010 cheat sheet
A quick look at the best music of 2010 that may have slipped under your radar last year
York Lions settle for fourth place
The game of volleyball is a tricky thing.
Meet York’s new football recruits
After a disappointing football season that left the York Lions fruitless, head coach Warren Craney and his staff are adding ten new recruits to the roster in hopes of making a much-needed change.
A cruel twist of Lyme
A bite from a tick turned Anna Jaskolka from an ambitious young socialite into a pain-wracked outcast.
How to lose the holiday weight
Like a lot of students, Erika Mulder felt compelled to eat – or, more accurately, overeat – during the holidays this year.
The right way to manage your stress
For students, university life almost always involves late nights studying for exams, writing papers worth 20 percent of your mark, and, perhaps, preparing for an important job interview.
Shakespeare and the art of homage
Art of Time Ensemble’s eclectic performance tries hard to pay tribute to the great playwright
Rubberbandance Group dances to an unexpected set of songs
When watching a dance performance, it’s important not only to see but also to feel what’s happening on stage.