Second life
By Nicole Findlay When she was a child, Shelley Hartman dreamed of becoming an archeologist. Her father had other ideas. Women got sensible jobs as secretaries and teachers. So, she shelved her... More
News
Students raise CUPS for philosophy
By Nicole Findlay The philosophy society was in danger of extinction until a group of students revived it. Jonathan Courtney and Zachary Shefman were among the students who revitalized the fading... More
A woman for all seasons
by Peter Johansen If Martha Chertkow finds time to sleep, it’s not clear when. The fourth-year student in Carleton’s Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management (B.PAPM.) program has tackled... More
Selling your Facebook soul to Goldman Sachs
Op Ed – Selling your Facebook soul to Goldman Sachs This month, Facebook announced it had made a deal with investment banker Goldman Sachs worth $500 million US. In his opinion piece below,... More
Defending history
By Nicole Findlay Nancy Oakley is a stalwart defender of history. For the better part of a year, the Centretown resident has been lobbying to save Lansdowne Park’s Horticulture building. A... More
Politics, Carleton style
by Peter Johansen Political instability in Ivory Coast. Campus union negotiations. Repeal of Canada’s prostitution laws. If it has to do with politics, Jason Gowler and Luke Smith are keen to... More
Doing time
by Nicole Findlay During her undergraduate studies, Renee Malcom focused on the relationship between sexual arousal and attitudes towards rape. Since then she has begun delving into the impact of... More
The coolest tutorial
by Peter Johansen Jonah Brotman, BA’07, knows the value of student internships. His career was inspired by one. In 2006, the communication studies major went to Ghana, where he stayed with a... More
Putting a stop to school shootings
by Nicole Findlay École Polytechnique, Columbine, Dawson College, Virginia Tech and now Marinette High school share two things in common. They educate youth and they became hunting grounds for... More
Stripping bare post war values
STORY UPDATE: Mary-Ann Shantz has been interviewed by Sook-Yin Lee for CBC Radio One – Definitely Not the Opera. What happens when you make “private parts” public? will air on... More