In celebration of awkward moments
And why they're always worth it
By • March 30, 2012
There is a time for sappy, nostalgic editorials and this is it. It’s the end of four years at The Dalhousie Gazette for me. …
Editorials
Corrections
For issue 144-23
By • March 23, 2012
In the sports section last week, two individuals were incorrectly identified. In the article “St. FX squeaks by for national bronze” the caption should …
The strange and wonderful world of online journalism
What do you think?
By • March 16, 2012
Every year we have a new website for the Gazette. Even though online journalism is becoming more and more important, we’ve been slow, like many …
DSU president will have it tough
Tuition problems are not easily solved, protests or not
By • February 10, 2012
It feels like we should endorse a candidate here. Instead, let’s just ask a question: does who wins the Dalhousie Student Union presidency this …
365 Days of Action: The DSU working for students
An op-ed by the president of the DSU.
By • February 1, 2012
As president of the Dalhousie Student Union, I am used to criticism. Not only am I used to it myself, I am also used …
Get ready for lower attendance at nostalgic Forum
Dal hockey team will play for empty seats
By • January 20, 2012
I took my first trip to the Halifax Forum three years ago in February to watch Dalhousie play Saint Mary’s in men’s hockey. It …
Time to calm down and apologize
By • November 25, 2011
Occupy fiasco is a becoming a playground fight
There is a little thing called respect. Let’s take a step back for a second and remember …
A reason to celebrate
By • November 11, 2011
Oh, Dal, you’ve finally done it. The Tigers soccer teams have finally won an AUS banner. I’ve covered the teams for four years and …
Trick or treat: a memoir
By • October 28, 2011
Remembering how to care about Halloween
Trick or treat.
Forgive the lack of enthusiasm, it’s just a little hard to care anymore. It’s not even a …
Why we won’t publish homophobic ads
By • October 14, 2011
The mystery explained
Ah, Twitter. There’s a lot of stuff out there on Twitter. When you force people to condense their thoughts into 140 characters or …
