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Giving choice a voice

It’s noon on a Wednesday. A crowd stand outside a hospital, waving signs, trying to get people talking about reproductive rights.
The presidential search committee unanimously selected Florizone for the position. (Calum Agnew photo)

The next president

Pundits make politics cool

PowerShift

Sophie Clark cranes her neck and looks back at a thousand people marching behind her.

Canadian Forces and Dal

When the soldiers came home after World War II, enrolment at Dalhousie grew significantly.

In memorium: Occupy

On a rainy Saturday at the end of September, a cluster of people huddled in the Grand Parade.

King’s orchestra in a church

The Halifax Music Co-op Orchestra has found a permanent home at St. Philip’s Anglican Church in the West End.
Dianne Desrosiers, back when she was a Dal student. (Photo supplied)

Alumni spotlight: Dianne Desrosiers

Finishing the fin trade

Dawgfather sets his sights on the DSU

After an unsuccessful run for HRM council, Dawgfather PHD is considering jumping back in the ring in this spring's Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) elections.

Other worlds

Poutine eating contest raises awareness for BrainWaves Halifax

A poutine-eating contest hosted by BrainWaves Halifax and sponsored by Smoke’s Poutinerie took place Saturday, Oct. 13.