By ContributorsOn During his lecture, Bob recalled a time when politics was different. When “question period” meant just that, real questions with real answers. When campaigns were run on the pressing issues of the day, and not a back and forth of negativity. A time when politics wasn’t theatre, when every line wasn’t scripted and campaign slogans weren’t repeated in every debate.
By Andrew HaskettOn Presidential Candidate Suzanne Gray “Hello Acadia students! My name is Suzanne Gray and I am running for the position of … Read More “ASU By-Election Candidate Platforms”
By Rylie MoscatoOn This November 4-8th marks the 6th Annual Devour Food Film Fest. I met with directors of the festival, Michael Howell … Read More “The Delectable Details of the Devour Festival”
By Rylie MoscatoOn When students start their university education, they expect to do at least as well as they had in high school … Read More “The Acadia Student Success Project: Helping Students Make the Most of Their First Year”
By ContributorsOn The Politics Film Series hosts a screening every Friday at 6:30PM in BAC 138. The series features films which deal … Read More “The Acadia U Political Science Film Series”
By Andrew HaskettOn Good morning, good evening, and goodnight. My name is Andrew Haskett and I am the residing Editor-in-Chief of the Athenaeum, … Read More “Welcome/Hello/How Are Ya?”
A new drug is set to hit the U.S. markets on October 17th. Commonly referred to as “female Viagra,” Addyi, … Read More “FDA Approves Female “Viagra”: Pleasure or Profit?”
