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Community Relations Representative: Sadie McAlear

AvatarBy Sadie McAlearOn December 1, 2020

Hello everyone! My name is Sadie McAlear and I am currently running for the position of Community Relations Rep on … Read More “Community Relations Representative: Sadie McAlear”

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Community Relations Representative: Wes Lepine

AvatarBy Wes LepineOn December 1, 2020

This is my last year at Acadia. I want to be as involved as I can in with the current … Read More “Community Relations Representative: Wes Lepine”

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It Is Okay to Not Vote (Please Actually Read This Before You Annihilate Me)

AvatarBy Katie WintersOn October 19, 2020October 19, 20202 Comments on It Is Okay to Not Vote (Please Actually Read This Before You Annihilate Me)

This past Saturday was the last day to vote in the Nova Scotian municipal elections. By now, cities, towns, and … Read More “It Is Okay to Not Vote (Please Actually Read This Before You Annihilate Me)”

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Why Your Vote Matters + a Debrief of the Major Political Parties

AvatarBy Rylie MoscatoOn October 2, 2019October 7, 20193 Comments on Why Your Vote Matters + a Debrief of the Major Political Parties

October 21st, 2019 is a very important day for Canadians all over the country, it is our federal election. The … Read More “Why Your Vote Matters + a Debrief of the Major Political Parties”

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Net Neutrality: The Vote That Keeps Happening

AvatarBy Jeremy AyotteOn December 8, 2017November 15, 2018

So, it’s that time of year again, no not Christmas, unfortunately. I’m talking about the FFC’s vote to roll back net neutrality. … Read More “Net Neutrality: The Vote That Keeps Happening”

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Vote! Vote! Vote!

AvatarBy Allison SmithOn September 19, 2016November 16, 2018

Get off your arse and vote. Yes you. Wolfville is having a municipal election on October 15, 2016 and you … Read More “Vote! Vote! Vote!”

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ASU By-Election Candidate Platforms

AvatarBy Andrew HaskettOn October 29, 2015November 20, 2018

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”

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On Voting

AvatarBy Katie WintersOn September 16, 2015August 9, 2017

It is no secret to anyone that voter turnout in Canada has been on a downward trend. According to Elections … Read More “On Voting”

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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