Editor, the Gauntlet, Re: “Hardened: an awkward juxtaposition,” Dec. 9, 2004, A few issues ago, someone lamented becoming increasingly hardened to homeless beggars while saying to them, “No, I’m sorry.” My roommate used to say “sorry” and stuff as we passed prostitutes. “If you think it through,” I told him, “You’ll see that a simple… Continue reading The kindness bug
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Exploring anti-Americanism
This year, the dust in Iraq will settle and the chickens will strut contentedly. This decade, hypothetically, there will be ten occasions where the U.S. is involved in something where they are only 50 per cent in the right. As for those who today are anti-American over Iraq, will they in that decade observe the… Continue reading Exploring anti-Americanism
SU further damages Den
I am dismayed to find the Students’ Union has advertised the Den using postcards at a Northmount 7-11 store. The last time they pulled such a bone-headed stunt was when they advertised for a series of all-ages shows one fateful summer. Their reasoning was to “serve students” but not directly: “serve” meant, “raising cash for.”The… Continue reading SU further damages Den
Field Hockeysaurs take to the green meadows
If I were ever to set foot on the pseudo-grass in McMahon stadium I would likely be nude, drunk and fleeing security. But I’m an extraordinary human being. For the ladies of the Dinos women’s field hockey team, the field has played home to tryouts since their return from a U.S. tour Aug. 28. After… Continue reading Field Hockeysaurs take to the green meadows