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December 1, 2011
Feminism's new schism

Nour Afara The Silhouette   The idea that males and females in our society can be equal is just a fairytale, an impossible notion, and quite frankly, something that should not happen. Think about it. Put yourself in a woman’s shoes (and if you’re already a woman, keep your shoes on) and allow yourself to […]

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December 1, 2011
Death of the CD

Erin Chesney Silhouette Staff   Dearly Beloved. We are gathered here today to pay our respects to what used to have a huge impact on our lives. In the past, whether we needed comfort or cheering up, we always knew we could count on our small, yet durable friend. Loyal, enjoyable and oh so beautiful, […]

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December 1, 2011
Finding the appropriate barriers

Rachael Ramos The Silhouette   It’s that time of the year again! It’s time for your company’s annual Christmas get together! Most employees look forward to this event as it is a chance to relax and socialize with other co-employees, after a long year of hard work. Although your company is generous enough to host […]

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December 1, 2011
Rising above unfair employment practices

Shama Kassam The Silhouette   In a country like Canada where ethnic minorities are more common than Tim Horton’s locations, we would assume that something as trivial as ‘name discrimination’ wouldn’t exist, right? A recent study conducted at the University of Chicago says otherwise. When prospective employers accept resumes, perhaps the first thing they look […]

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December 1, 2011
Winter weight wait

Rob Hardy Silhouette Staff   With the holiday season approaching, let’s do a little rewind. Think back eleven months to remember if you were one of the many people out there who made what is likely the number-one New Year’s Revolution of all time: to lose weight. Next, think ahead to next month, at the […]

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December 1, 2011
Consumers eat up online shopping

Sonya Khanna Business Editor   Lights dangle merrily from faux PVC-moulded branches; festive bliss encompasses the weary, burnt-out student anxiously awaiting the post-exam holiday season and familiar jingles echo nostalgically – pretty much everywhere. It’s time to open your arms to the joys and inevitable woes encompassing the holiday season. The frenzy associated with holiday […]

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December 1, 2011
Head to head: Evidence of God

Sumeet Khanna & Amanda Mihoub Wright McMaster Debating Society   Sumeet: I would destroy that proof. Why? Because this information has the potential to incredibly damage the lives of religious individuals, for a number of reasons. First, it would throw individuals into torturous doubt. If I have spent my life ordering my actions around the […]

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December 1, 2011
Canada's Next Top Ad Exec sets the bar high

Alizeh Khan The Silhouette It’s been a year and the nationwide competition is back to make sure campus life becomes the sweet life. Bigger prizes are to be won, challenges will be overcome and the world will be conquered. The prizes are unmatched, the stakes are high and the challenge is on to find the […]

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December 1, 2011
Science fiction as philosophical fiction

Brianna Smrke The Silhouette   “It’s the dream that makes artists go on.” With this line from his novel Flashforward, renowned Canadian author Robert J. Sawyer addressed a crowd of faculty, Trekkies, undergraduates and library staff in Faculty Club’s Great Hall on Nov. 25. Sawyer was recently awarded his twelfth Canadian Science Fiction ‘Aurora’ award […]

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November 28, 2011
To Quit, or not to quit? Learning how to deal with horrible bosses

Rachael Ramos The Silhouette There is nothing more amazing than having a boss that makes you want to come in every morning to work and give 110 per cent. Even if your job isn’t the most exciting, having a fun boss can make your work ten times more enjoyable. On the other hand, there are […]

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