One year makes all the difference.
This is especially true for Ryan Woods, ArtSci ’14, who’s settling back into life at Queen’s.
He ignored his parents’ pleas to return home for the summer and instead decided to explore the fast-paced world of the film and television industry in London, following...
It’s a sad but necessary sign of the times when the line between advertisement and editorial content starts to blur.
A recent front page splash of the Atlantic website features a story written by an IBM employee about cloud computing — a story that IBM paid the Atlantic to publish.
Of course advertorials...
After CFRC’s resolution to increase their student fee was voted down at AMS Assembly, Operations Officer Kristiana Clemens said she’s concerned about the future of the station.
Had Assembly members voted in favour, the vote would then have been put to students at the Annual General Meeting (AGM).
“This...
Canadian newspapers are following in the footsteps of many of their international counterparts.
The three major newspapers in Canada, The Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star and the National Post, have or are planning to put up paywalls on their digital content.
From a business point of view, the paywalls...
I was 14 when the tendonitis in both my knees began to ruin my grand pliés.
Forced to acquire a new exercise regime, I began playing for my high school’s field hockey team. I cherished the sport, but upon my entry to Queen’s realized the lowprofile field hockey and other competitive sports seemed...
CFRC is looking to increase their mandatory $4.93 student fee in an attempt to steer the station away from potential bankruptcy once they have split from the AMS in 2014.
According to Kristiana Clemens, Operations Officer at CFRC, many campus radio stations get around 75 per cent of their funding...
The recent release of a texting app that allows students at the University of Regina to get in touch with a random, anonymous texter isn’t a bad idea, but poses certain risks to users.
The app, called URconnecting, is easy to sign up for — all one needs to do is provide their University of Regina...
Krista Ford’s recent tweet telling women “not to dress like a whore” in order to avoid being sexually assaulted was undeniably inappropriate.
But, the media attention has focused far too heavily on the messenger instead of on the larger message.
On August 29th, Krista Ford, who is the 21-year old...
Marie-Pier Guay, M.A. ’13
German authorities arrested Luka Rocco Magnotta, the main suspect in a gruesome Montreal murder at a Berlin Internet café at the end of an international manhunt.
Magnotta was extradited back to Canada on June 18 and is facing several criminal charges including first-degree...
A motion passed at AMS Board of Directors last night postponed discussions on the management restructuring of Queen’s radio station CFRC.
CFRC Operations Officer Kristiana Clemens said proposed restructuring would result in a deterioration of programming content and loss of revenue for the station.
“We...
A local counsellor is seeing social media transform into an isolating experience.
“We had a student at Queen’s who kept online gaming and was spending a lot of time in his room. He had horrible hygiene and his studies were going down the drain,” gambling counsellor Chris Myers said.
The online gamer...
In an H&M ad during Sunday’s Super Bowl, English footballer David Beckham posed in briefs to promote his new line of underwear.
Sure, it grabbed our attention, but it might have been a multi-million-dollar mistake.
With a 30-second commercial at this year’s Super Bowl estimated to cost $3.5 million...
“You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave,” echoed in seven Kingston-area prisons over the holidays, after an anonymous caller dedicated the Eagles’ “Hotel California” to those spending time behind bars.
Song requests, voice messages and letters were broadcast on-request during...