January, 2009
Cour suprême des États-Unis : pouvoir judiciaire indépendant ou partisan ?
Submitted by Raphaelle Mignault on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:33« Il faut que, par la disposition des choses, le pouvoir arrête le pouvoir.» -Montesquieu
The Changing Face of Ukraine
Submitted by Tiffany Vinci on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:33After the formal inception of its independence on August 24th 1991, Ukraine has arguably changed the entire foundations of its society, economy and government from its former Soviet republic identity.
Microeconomics for First Years
Submitted by Betsy Leimbigler on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:32The Experiential Learning Service (ELS) at the University of Ottawa offers a variety of volunteer opportunities, some of which allow students to opt out of writing a paper in order to develop a more practical skills set.
Canada’s silence
Submitted by Fraser Mackay on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:30It was reported in the Nov. 14th Globe and Mail that the Government of Canada was withdrawing from the Global Environment Monitoring System (GEMS), which is a UN program that monitors fresh water levels around the world. Its 1.5 million dollar trust fund has expired after five years, and shall not be renewed. Some may see this action as wise; after all, we are in hard economic times.
Obama Campaign Journal
Submitted by Alex Munter on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:29Alex Munter is a former journalist and Ottawa City Councilor. He is a frequent visiting professor at the University of Ottawa. In 2006, he ran for mayor of the City of Ottawa, narrowly losing the election to Larry O’Brien.
Le soutient des délinquants pour assurer la sécurité publique
Submitted by Meaghan Jones on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:28Dans un rapport soumis l’année dernière par un comité d’examen du Service correctionnel du Canada (SCC), l’abolition de la libération d’office en faveur de l’introduction d’un régime de libération conditionnelle méritée est recommandée.
The 28th Ministry: A Step Forward or Feminist Window Dressing
Submitted by Meagan Kinsella on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:26October 30th marked a step in a new direction for Canadian politics. Hot off the autumn election, re-elected Prime Minister Stephen Harper revealed his incoming cabinet, representing the who’s who of the Conservative Party. Like many students in political science, I eagerly waited for the clock to strike 10:30, and the announcement of the next era of Canada’s political elite.
Hug it Out
Submitted by Derek Tubman on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:25Equality is a funny thing… well, not as an abstract idea, but rather how people view it and how these views are often conflictual and even hypocritical.
Nefarious Instruments And I
Submitted by Kevin Negin on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:24This Halloween I decided to cross-dress. However, while at first glance you might think that this is another article on gender, social perspectives, or sexuality, I need to make clear that you are mistaken. Instead, I want to speak on the issues of privacy.
The Perils of Direct Democracy – The New American Prejudice
Submitted by Kyle Degraw on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:23There is no question that November 4th, 2008 will go down in history as one of the most inspiring and momentous political events this generation has ever seen. It will define the ongoing evolution and maturation of American politics and will undoubtedly be etched into our collective memories in a way far more positive than most historic events as of late.
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