Data disrupts democracy

Data disrupts democracy

by | Apr 4, 2018 | Op-eds, Opinions

The Cambridge Analytica files, which recently revealed the manner in which data analytics companies are able to influence elections, have caused stirs in many circles. Previous campaign strategies — which sought to contact voters in person — are now increasingly being...
Data disrupts democracy

Don’t text in class

by | Jan 25, 2018 | Op-eds, Opinions

It’s that time of year again: you stand in the bookstore line for half an hour, look away as the three digit total you owe pops up on the screen, and transfer over several months’ worth of grocery money for a pile of paper thicker than any tree trunk on campus. Soon,...

White lies

by | Jan 21, 2018 | Humour, Stories | Satire, Uncategorized

I’m tired of being disenfranchised. As a white cis male, I am deeply disturbed by advances in the field of equality. Whereas once our voices would be the only ones heard at rallies and meetings, now it seems as though we are having our capacity to comment torn from...

White Lies

by | Jan 14, 2018 | Humour, Stories | Satire

I’m tired of being disenfranchised. As a white cis male, I am deeply disturbed by advances in the field of equality. Whereas once our voices would be the only ones heard at rallies and meetings, now it seems as though we are having our capacity to comment torn from...
No push back from Paradise

No push back from Paradise

by | Nov 30, 2017 | Features, Stories

If you’re as cynical as I am, chances are you weren’t surprised by the contents of the recently leaked Paradise Papers that demonstrated the extent to which the world’s richest people are able to avoid paying taxes. There were no corners of the world untouched by the...