Copyright fee increase postponed
Copyright Board of Canada puts new $45 regulations on hold
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Looking for space? Try a college
Truthfully, the Student Centre is nearly full.
“David Noble, professor and advocate, dies at 65” news» jan.5, 2011
In his career, professor David Noble was living proof of Noam Chomsky’s hypothesis that if you serve power, power rewards you with respectability; and if you work to undermine power, whether by political analysis or moral critique, you are “reviled, imprisoned, driven into the desert.”
“Overrepresentation” letters» jan.5, 2011
Last week’s letter from Paul Izdebski was most troubling.
“Annoying alarms and false fires” editorial» jan.5, 2011
I’m sure it was a major inconvenience for your editor, Victoria Alarcon, to have her exam rescheduled due to the fire on campus.
In defence of agnosticism
Don’t call them fence-sitters: agnostics simply know what they don’t know
WikiLeaks’ little-known “insurance policy”
On the eve of the release of the first wave of leaked top-secret diplomatic cables by website WikiLeaks, tens of thousands of ordinary people all over the world already had full copies of the documents sitting on their home computers – they just couldn’t view them. Jacob Pacey explains why.
Dining on European cuisine
Richtree Market is sure to please your appetite
The monkey business behind your study notes
Mike Sholars looks at Ontario’s first note-selling websites and the ethics behind them
Gazing into the deranged world of Tim Burton
Filmmaker’s artwork is enjoyable, but fails to get into the visionary animator’s mind