The Conservative War on Science Comes to Canada
When Prime Minister Harper recently decided to emulate a period in American history, you can be certain it wasn’t one of the good ones. Throughout American history there have been …
Month: November 2013
Canadian Greenpeace Activists in Russia Still in Custody
A once contained issue has now brought the attention of thousands of people across the world putting more pressure on the Russian government about its harsh criminal penalties and corrupt …
Distinguishing Names and Spaces in the Big Cheese Building
All spaces in this article are (somewhat) visible in this picture. Can you spot them all? As the weather gets colder and we begin to spend more time indoors, the …
A Talk With Newly Elected VP Campaigns and Equity, Braden Freer
Braden Freer is a 4/5th year student, and majors in Business, and Ancient Greek and Roman Studies. It is his second year on the TCSA Board of Directors. Last year …
New Peer Support Program at Trent
Trent University’s Office of Student Affairs (OSA) is two months into a new peer support program aimed at providing new students with a broader network of assistance as they begin …
Looking to the Past to Heal the Problems of the Future
One of the biggest global crises in today’s rapidly developing world is sustainability. Between water pollution and global warming, the planet is gradually turning into an uninhabitable wasteland. Phrases such …
Excalibur Volleyball: Women are atop their division while men remain optimistic
The battle of Peterborough was brought before the courts Wednesday night, the volleyball courts that is. Both Men’s and Women’s teams faced off against Fleming with varying results. First, the …
Student Centre Project the focus of TCSA AGM
The Trent Central Student Association (TCSA) held the first of its semi-annual general meetings of the membership on Tuesday, October 29 in Gzowski College room 115. Roughly 20 students attended …