Opinions

Style vomit: A milieu of millinery

Accessorizing is one way of defining a personal style. The use of the accessory can define an individual aesthetic.

Are guns really the problem?

We shouldn’t allow the government to have a monopoly over assault weapons because, historically speaking, they can’t be trusted any more than the rest of us.

The trouble with UVic’s bursary application questions

When applying for the UVic general bursary this October, I was asked to respond to a question that made me feel uncomfortable.

Editorial: Saving Hollywood North

Vancouver and B.C. in general have been major contributors to the film industry for some time.

Man and dolphin?

Rethinking society’s response to bestiality

Growing Pains: Relearning the rules of the game

The rules are dead. Long live the rules.

Editorial: The tragedy of Aaron Swartz and computer crime law

Weeks before his trial for accusations of data theft, Aaron Swartz, a co-founder of Reddit and advocate for open-access online information, committed suicide in his New York home on Jan.…

R. Luongo and the Canadian Dream

A new collective bargaining agreement has been tentatively reached between NHL players and owners, salvaging this year’s NHL season. In light of this, a question has resurfaced in the minds…

Battle of the books

I don’t own an e-reader, but I understand why many people do.