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The Reality of Being a Women in the Workplace

AvatarBy Rylie MoscatoOn November 16, 2020

For the past few years, there has been a push for more women in the workplace, especially in fields that … Read More “The Reality of Being a Women in the Workplace”

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My Time at Acadia University

AvatarBy Ruvimbo ChipaziOn October 8, 2020

Acadia has been my home for the past 4 years. I’ve experienced many incredible moments and many terrible ones. I … Read More “My Time at Acadia University”

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Editor-in-Chief: My First Request

AvatarBy Rylie MoscatoOn April 1, 2019April 1, 2019

My predecessor’s last message was to learn our history My first message to you as the new Editor-in- Chief is … Read More “Editor-in-Chief: My First Request”

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Editor-in-Chief: One Last Request

AvatarBy Colin MitchellOn March 23, 2019

I’ve thought for a long time about what I wanted to say in my final article for The Athenaeum. I’ve … Read More “Editor-in-Chief: One Last Request”

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Recognizing African Heritage Month

AvatarBy Dr. Peter RickettsOn February 1, 2019February 1, 2019

Dear Members of the Acadia Community, Today we mark the first day of African Heritage Month in Nova Scotia. Acadia … Read More “Recognizing African Heritage Month”

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Editorial: We Won’t Let Doug Ford Kill Student Journalism

AvatarBy The Athenaeum Editorial BoardOn January 18, 2019January 19, 2019

On January 17th, Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative Party rolled out a number of changes to the structure of education funding … Read More “Editorial: We Won’t Let Doug Ford Kill Student Journalism”

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Editorial: The Church Brewing Company is Good for Wolfville

AvatarBy The Athenaeum Editorial BoardOn January 12, 20197 Comments on Editorial: The Church Brewing Company is Good for Wolfville

At 8:30AM on January 8th, the Committee of the Whole of the Town of Wolfville met to consider the development … Read More “Editorial: The Church Brewing Company is Good for Wolfville”

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Editorial: Bylaw Revisions are Undemocratic

AvatarBy The Athenaeum Editorial BoardOn November 19, 2018November 19, 2018

The Acadia Students’ Union recently released the revised bylaws to be voted upon in the next few weeks. These come … Read More “Editorial: Bylaw Revisions are Undemocratic”

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Editorial: Our Library is Overdue

AvatarBy The Athenaeum Editorial BoardOn October 15, 2018November 14, 2018

Are you proud of our library? Think about that question. When you walk in through the tired doors and onto … Read More “Editorial: Our Library is Overdue”

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Rev. Dr. James Perkin, 12th President of Acadia Passes Away

AvatarBy Dr. Peter RickettsOn December 13, 2017November 15, 20181 Comment on Rev. Dr. James Perkin, 12th President of Acadia Passes Away

Dear Students, I am deeply saddened to inform you that the Acadia community has lost one of our most beloved … Read More “Rev. Dr. James Perkin, 12th President of Acadia Passes Away”

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Science Fact of the Week

Saturn’s moons responsible for its tilt

A tilt of 27 degrees was observed in the planet Saturn which is caused by its Moons. Titan, which is the planet’s largest moon is one of the main moon involved that is moving further which is causing a title in the gas giant. As compared top past few years, the planet’s satellites are moving away faster than before and by the researchers calculations, if the speed keeps increasing with this rate it will lead to planet titling more and double in a few billion years. This is due to one of the physics fundamental tenets that two objects exert force on each other regardless of how different their size is. 

Author: Tanvi Dabas

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