I recently submitted two questions for Provost Alan Harrison for the March 27 meeting of Senate. One is: why do we already have a financial exploration, or “business case,” for expanding online learning, and not a word on the subject in our new Academic Plan? The other is: why won’t you let us see it?
The decision at last week’s AMS Assembly to reject a motion put forth by three groups hoping to instate opt-outable student fees, while adherent to AMS policy, stifled debate surrounding the proposals and should likely have been approached with more flexibility.
When we’re looking at viral campaigns like Kony 2012, the priority should be to learn from them — whether its through a critical perspective or because you believe in it.
If the Ontario government doesn’t examine measures beyond those stated in the Drummond report, Ontarians will likely see the level of public debt continue to rise.
We’d like to express our disappointment with the decision to publish an article about a fictional recall of defective condoms sold at the SHRC in Tuesday’s fake Journal published by Golden Words.
The Internet has made it so much easier for criminal activity to go undetected. But removing warrant requirements would give police almost unlimited power to spy on our private lives.
As the advertising industry continues to move towards a more targeted, social media based model, companies and brands of all sizes should be taking notice.
If the accused are found guilty in this case, defence lawyers won’t have played a role in inhibiting justice. In fact, they’ll have helped facilitate it.
In October 2011, Dalton McGuinty and the Ontario Liberal Party won the provincial election on a big campaign promise — the 30 per cent off Ontario tuition grant.
