Issue #4 - November 28, 2008

Résumé

Nov. 28, 2006 16 pgs David Miller is re-elected as mayor of Toronto, promising a u-pass for university students; University of South Carolina students sue film "Borat" after being included in ridiculing prank; Lorna Marsden, President of York University, reports higher income than Prime Minister; Bono's latest project introduces a new form of charity, "philanthropreneurship"; Canadian Opera Company production stars York University graduate. Contributers: Lisa Chiappetta, Diana Fourka, Dave Gray, Katherine Hall, Will Holland, Adam King, Irena Kramer, Avril Lang, Ran Lewin, Dave Morris, Rachel Osolen, Madura Subramaniam Editor-In-Chief: Tia Brazda Assistant Editor: Ashley Jestin News: Clara Wille Politics: Ashley Jestin Campus Life: Kaitlyn Chambers Talk Back: Laura Scrivener Creative Writing: Hannah Renglich Metropolis: Tia Brazda Arts and Culture: Sarah Maharajah Reviews: Juan Llamas Rodriguez Photographer: Irena Kramer Design/layout: Jennifer Rong, Jacinto Wong French: Gabriel Rompre Article titles: Letter from the editor Letters to the editor Miller re-elected mayor of Toronto Students sue Fox for Borat prank York University president tops Prime Minister salary Et pendant ce temps Afrique The Artaud Prject The political science club African awareness night GCSU update: the GCSU goes to the races Le code pere noel It's the most wonderful time of the year Seeing (RED) over icharity Holidays around the world Love can byte online Where cool catz go Students should be outraged at tuition fees Ontario's biggest outrage: tuition fees? Let the festivities begin, starting with Glendon's musical tutti frutti, oh rutti! York graduate performs in Canadian Opera Company's "The Bear" Si on ne nous accorde pas une licence FM...on va l'acheter! Diversity staring back A tale of two twins Writer's craft Dear George Horoscopes Demetri Martin Jokes Comics