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Editorial: B.C.’s job market: not so rosy

What do job statistics even mean? They can be good at capturing general career trends, but it’s hard to get a detailed story about what’s happening with certain careers.

Editorial: Public shootings hit closer to home

The recent tragic shooting at the victory party for Quebec’s new PQ premier, Pauline Marois, was highly disturbing — well beyond the fact that it left innocent victims in its wake.

This Week in Martlet History: May 17

In the May 17, 2001 Martlet issue, staff wrote an editorial piece that discussed the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) protests and their effect on the world and the provincial election.

One student’s frustration with elections

I urge you to stop giving a shit about your government, because I believe that they don’t care about you, your family or your ridiculous student debt.

It’s 2013, where is my holo-deck and world peace?

I feel like the human race has a lot of potential and as a species we are doing pretty well for ourselves.

On being annoyed with environmentalists

Did he want a hug? Was he hoping we’d burst into tears?

Editorial: The learning curb for well-wishing wasters

Even on a sunny day, items left out unsupervised often get sabotaged by animals or passersby.

This week in Tweets (April 20–26)

Hello, everyone! Let me just say, I have been having a splendid week.

Let’s stop littering, B.C.

Wayward trash is a problem that still hasn’t been solved

This week in Tweets (April 9–15)

Hey there, people. Since classes are finished and exams are winding down, it is time for an extra-informative instalment of “This week in Tweets.”

This Week in Tweets (April 2 – April 8)

April fools pranks have all passed us by now. The toothpaste is off the doorknobs, everyone has ascertained that their refrigerators are in fact running and the internet has returned to its regular, serious business.

Letters

Week of April 4.