Fittingly you can play the hugely popular independent party game on a site called Cards Against Originality.
When I was in England on exchange in 1995, I would sometimes go to the college library and read the UK’s national papers. I still remember looking at
So I wrote about the Charlie Hebdo massacre in a rather rambling manner the other day. I’m still thinking about what happened a lot – the conflict between
Trigger Warning: This essay contains ideas you might not agree with. You’ve probably heard about the terrorist criminal attack today in Paris that targeted journalists and cartoonists with
This is a great article on an important topic but my short answer is this: “Beyond limits set by the existing laws of the land, no one should
Pirate Bay taken down by Swiss authorities It will likely be up again very soon in a different form and/or with a different URL SaskTel rumoured to begin
Originally published in 2011, an article about an infamous photo of a man in mid-flight after jumping from the World Trade Centre also raises some interesting points n
Vancouver Public Library has recently made news in libraryland with a controversial revised Internet Access Policy that added a restriction specifically addressing patrons viewing “explicit sexual images”. And
Here are a few things that caught my eye this past week… What are the best new products nobody knows about? (Quora) How We Die – Then and
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