Can I beam you a copy?
One of the things I was unprepared for when I took this job was the extent to which the demands o... Read More »
Can I beam you a copy?
One of the things I was unprepared for when I took this job was the extent to which the demands of the weekly product... Read More »
Getting it right
Hello again. Last week, I had the opportunity to discuss my intentions for Imprint as a whole. This week, I’d like to touch on my intentions for this column. It is... Read More »
A very supportive member
Peter Braid has been Waterloo’s member of Parliament for five years — first winning the seat in 2008 by 17 votes. But who is Mr. Braid? What has he done in his five ... Read More »
Re: president's comment on Woodworth incident
In response to the president’s comment on the Woodworth incident, I would like to express my concern with what appears to be inconsistencies in UW’s stance on allowi... Read More »
A simple introduction
Well, here I go again, my second new job in as many years. The last job? A reporter position at two local Sun Media newspapers that are now, like so many other community new... Read More »
President's comment on Woodworth incident
Earlier this year, a guest invited to speak at a University of Waterloo Federation of Students-sanctioned club event was interrupted by vociferous protest by a group of nearly t... Read More »
Giving up the trust
Trust is a funny thing. It’s both something that must be earned and something that must be given freely. It’s something that can be built, and if built properly can ... Read More »
Going beyond our wildest dreams
There are some strange and scary predictions out there for what the world will look like in 200 years. Some says the seas will rise several meters and high temperatures will ren... Read More »
Video games and violent crime
Following the tragic events at Virginia Tech, Newtown, Aurora, and other shootings, the media has often pointed to violent video games as the source of the shooter’s viole... Read More »
Feds on Student Fee increase
This year Feds was given operational control over the Student Life Centre (SLC) as part of an effort to have students control student space on campus. This will help us optimize... Read More »
Re: Cancelled Woodworth lecture
The University of Waterloo is under fire lately — for the wrong reasons. As a former student, I have seen firsthand the way the university administration silences wome... Read More »
Re: Cancelled Woodworth lecture
History repeated itself last week at my alma mater. Canadian Member of Parliament Stephen Woodworth was shouted down by protesters and not allowed to speak at the University of ... Read More »
Re: Cancelled Woodworth lecture
When student protesters stole the podium during Woodworth’s visit to UW, they became anti-democratic. Not allowing someone to express their opinion, no matter what you thi... Read More »
North Korea: All bark and no bite
North Korea has continued to ramp up its rhetoric this week in response to joint military exercises by the United States and South Korea. North Korea recently completed its thir... Read More »
What about the students of UW's Dubai campus?
There have been several articles recently concerning the controversial closure of the University of Waterloo satellite campus in Dubai. The Iron Warrior article, “UAE Camp... Read More »
Why apathy isn't so bad
How many people should be voting in an election? There’s an argument to be made that a good democracy requires everyone to participate, and I can definitely see the merit... Read More »
On the Israeli Apartheid Week
As an Israeli, I deeply dislike Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW). I can understand the Palestinian wish to fulfil their right for self-determination so they can have their own state... Read More »
In defence of Feds services
This is a response to the letter by James Rimmer that was published last week. In his letter, Rimmer stated that the average student wouldn’t notice a difference if the un... Read More »
Exploring Feds' weird policies
I totally agree what James Rimmer stated in his article. The number of students who voted for the election can prove his opinions. Besides what James mentioned, Feds also has ma... Read More »
A modest proposal
I have a good friend who works as an electrician in Toronto. It’s tough, but rewarding. He comes home knowing he’s put in an honest day’s work. He sometimes pi... Read More »
It's good to think
Henry Ford is considered one of the great industrialists in history, and his name is inextricably linked to the idea of the assembly line. This innovation allowed things like au... Read More »
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