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Senate shares seats with NSAC

Dal prepares for agricultural merger The DSU is hoping to bring some of NSAC’s activities to Dal, and vice versa. Photo by emiliokuffer via flickr

By Daniel Boltinsky, News Contributor
• March 23, 2012

There’s a new seat on Senate: on March 12 the Dalhousie Senate, in anticipation of the Nova Scotia Agricultural College (NSAC)-Dal merger, passed a …

Will the DSU opt for a self-op food model?

The Loaded Ladle’s struggle for permanency Rebecca Hoffer serves up vegan brownies at a tuesday serving. Photo by Katrina Pyne

By Katrina Pyne, News Editor
• March 16, 2012

Since the success of the Loaded Ladle’s appeal to be re-ratified as a society in December, things have been coming together. Now, the society …

DSU election appeals rejected

Disqualified candidates move on to Judicial Board Aaron Beale will bring his appeal to the Judicial Board. Photo by Angela Gzowski

By Daniel Boltinsky, News Contributor
• March 16, 2012

The appeals made by presidential and vice-presidential candidates Jamie Arron and Aaron Beale to overturn their disqualifications were unsuccessful, the Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) …

The face of diversity

Are policies enough to prevent discrimination at Dal? Lindie Colp-Rutley, Lisa DeLong, Marlo Shinyei. Photo by Clark Jang

By Clark Jang, News Contributor
• March 16, 2012

Not many people are familiar with Dalhousie’s policy on affirmative action and employment equity, or with the concept behind it. Perhaps they should be.
Nancy …

Strike scare just about over

Faculty agreement ratification vote set for this week Gazette Logo

By Torey Ellis, Assistant News Editor
• March 16, 2012

Dalhousie administration and the Dal Faculty Association (DFA) may have come to a tentative agreement, but there are still a few steps to be …

Will bars up their security training?

Avalon wants sexual assault on the agenda Photo by Angela Gzowski

By Clark Jang, News Contributor
• March 16, 2012

Alex Clarke knows how to spot a troubled situation.
“You can tell a lot by facial expressions, body posture, things like that. There are certain …

Strike averted for now

Union and admin reach tentative agreement Gazette Logo

By Torey Ellis, Assistant News Editor
• March 11, 2012

Classes are on for Monday, the Dalhousie Faculty Association (DFA) and Dal administration announced today.
The two sides reached a tentative agreement March 11 after …

Information deficit in DFA negotiations

Students seek the truth Charles Crosby is one the administration's spokespeople. Photo by Angela Gzowski

By Torey Ellis, Assistant News Editor
• March 9, 2012

When the administration’s blog sounds like only half the story and the Dalhousie Faculty Association (DFA) seems to be silent in comparison, what can …

The modern left

Defining leftist politics in modern movements Andy Melathopoulos. Photo by Calum Agnew

By Calum Agnew, News Contributor
• March 9, 2012

What do the American anti-war movement, Occupy Wall Street, the sexual liberation movement, unions and an endangered semi-aquatic mammal from Australia all have in …

King’s Galley drops anchor in the HMCS King’s Wardroom

Healthy options may be on the menu for Dal as well Gazette Logo

By Danielle Boyd, News Contributor
• March 9, 2012

Editor’s Note: In the original version of this article, the King’s Galley was referred to as the HMCS Galley. This is not the actual …