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UVic Senate votes for further revisions on policy around use of editors

UVic Senate votes for further revisions on policy around use of editors

by Myles Sauer | Jan 11, 2017 | Campus, News

A standardized policy on the use of editors by students at UVic remains elusive after the UVic Senate voted to send proposed amendments to the Policy on Academic Integrity (PAI) back to committee for further development on Friday, Jan. 6. The PAI outlines standards...
UVic Senate votes for further revisions on policy around use of editors

‘Hell or High Water’ is a thoughtful Western for the modern era

by Myles Sauer | Dec 15, 2016 | Culture, Film

“Patience is a virtue that I don’t possess, and I can’t deny that heaven lies beneath a cotton dress.” So sings Ray Wylie Hubbard over the opening titles of David Mackenzie’s Hell or High Water, a confident foray into the well-worn cinematic territory of lawlessness...
UVic Senate votes for further revisions on policy around use of editors

Demonstrators give pipeline expansions the thumbs down

by Myles Sauer | Dec 14, 2016 | Local, News

More than 1000 people braved the cold of downtown Victoria on Thursday, Dec. 1, to stand in solidarity with Standing Rock and voice their opposition to the federal gov- ernment’s approval of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain expansion project. Those in favour of...

Supreme Court dismissal concludes student club legal battle

by Myles Sauer | Dec 14, 2016 | Campus, News

On Dec. 1, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) dealt a final blow to a UVic pro-life student cub in its extensive legal battle with the university. The UVic club Youth Protecting Youth (YPY) originally filed a constitutional lawsuit against the university in 2013 when...
UVic Senate votes for further revisions on policy around use of editors

Board of Directors vote to rescind VIPIRG referendum

by Myles Sauer | Dec 13, 2016 | Campus, News

The UVSS Board of Directors voted unanimously to rescind a motion that would put the Vancouver Island Public Interest Research Group’s (VIPIRG) fee to a student referendum after directors were taken to task by its membership at last night’s board meeting....
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