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Celebrating this decade: ten momentous occasions in University of Lethbridge history
This decade has seen some incredible and historic moments. The Y2K bug/anti climax of 2000, the threat to North American security on September 11th, 2001, the rise of the China’s international politic… more →
"Under the Hood"
Celebrating this decade: ten momentous occasions in University of Lethbridge history
J pro wrote 1 week ago: This decade has seen some incredible and historic moments. The Y2K bug/anti climax of 2000, the thre … more →
Eating local, does it mean eating well?
J pro wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s that intense flavour a tomato has when it is picked from a backyard and enjoyed right off the v … more →
Dr. Barry Cooper: not a friend of Science, or Quebec, or Ontario, or parts of the Prairies, or most of Atlantic Canada…
J pro wrote 4 weeks ago: “Canada is a federation, that we have different understanding what the country looks like, and … more →
Meet my little friend: THE FLU
J pro wrote 4 weeks ago: I got the H1N1 this week, and with term papers piled in front of me and finals around the corner, it … more →
Student engangement loses its sex appeal
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J pro wrote 1 month ago: Student engagement is the no longer the two sexiest words in post-secondary vernacular. All too ofte … more →
Marriage in Canada: an equal opportunity institution?
J pro wrote 1 month ago: The institution of marriage has long been a cultural and religious staple to celebrate both the unio … more →
Video can't kill the radio star
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J pro wrote 1 month ago: “There is a sense of value attached to being played on the radio, and there is also a sense of value … more →
Bibliophile or: academics and counter culture exude sex.
J pro wrote 1 month ago: On recommendation this week: Power Misses: Essays across (un)popular culture, David E. James, Verso … more →
Our Truth and Effort
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J pro wrote 2 months ago: My first stab at The Meliorist’s opinion piece: Political change in Alberta tends to reflect t … more →
Suffrage in the Kitchen
J pro wrote 2 months ago: Feminism is no passing fad. I am sure that has been established, but just in case, do indulge me by … more →
Art, with the lovely Jane Edmundson
J pro wrote 2 months ago: Jane Edmundson is a Lethbian through and through. Born and raised in Lethbridge, Alberta, a graduate … more →
Moral war: Canadian and American forces help or hinder?
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J pro wrote 2 months ago: The imagery of military in Canada is rich with Tim Horton’s commercials, blue helmets, and foreign w … more →
Each candle lit
J pro wrote 2 months ago: Grandmother Moon You know all women from birth to death We seek your knowledge We seek your strength … more →
Still watching…How 140 characters can inform direct political action
J pro wrote 2 months ago: June 2009 the world got much smaller. Citizens of every nation worldwide watched the events unfoldin … more →
Bibliophile: "Shake Hands with the Devil: The Failure of Humanity in Rwanda"
J pro wrote 2 months ago: by Lieutenant General Roméo Dellaire, with Major Brent Beardsley Vintage Canada, 2003 “Could we have … more →
Canadian Government plays to negative stereotype: Canadian First Nations reserves continue to fight barries for basic healthcare access
J pro wrote 3 months ago: In yet another example of selective human rights protection in Canada, this summer saw Canadians pou … more →
Looking down on the upper 49th: America's healthcare debate has sparked Canadian interest
J pro wrote 3 months ago: American debate on a publicly mandated healthcare system has the media’s full attention this summer, … more →
Junkies just don't understand: what happens when we ignore the problem
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J pro wrote 3 months ago: Canadians are no strangers to the ongoing debate about offering medical services to drug abusers. Th … more →
A Symbiotic Love Story
J pro wrote 3 months ago: The ROOTS Garden Club Celebrates Official Opening September 3rd, 2009 By Jennifer Prosser, Features … more →
