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Put Education on the Ballot
We need institutions where critical inquiry can be freely pursued by scholars and cultivated among students. The future of NL depends on it.
Robin Whitaker
May 15, 2019
# education
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A future for students
A prosperous economy and society in Newfoundland and Labrador requires affordable, accessible post-secondary education for all.
Sofia Descalzi
September 14, 2017
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Intersectional feminism does not uphold capitalism
MUN Provost Dr. Noreen Golfman is waving the feminist flag while perpetuating class oppression.
Rizza Umali
May 16, 2017
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MUN tuition and the myth of meritocracy
Ahead of Thursday's decision by Memorial University’s Board of Regents to raise tuition for select students, the school's provost revealed the fiction on which administrators…
Kyle Curlew
May 11, 2017
Power and Dissent
MUN community must unite against provincial government’s austerity
Questionable strategy, fractured university community means everyone loses.
Jon Parsons
May 4, 2017
To Each Their Own
No, it does not cost $26K to educate a student
In the fight over post-secondary funding, incorrect math is being used for political purposes.
Rhea Rollmann
May 3, 2017
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Missing the point of affordable post-secondary education
As the prospect of tuition fee increases looms once again, absent from dialogue among politicians and academic administrators is a more crucial understanding of the…
Conor Curtis
April 22, 2017
Letters
Let’s fight for free education
"Education is a fundamental condition of human freedom."
TheIndependent.ca
April 21, 2017
To Each Their Own
The Ball Government’s attack on N.L. society
The Liberals' book tax is part of a bigger, disturbing pattern.
Rhea Rollmann
January 12, 2017
Letters
Access to education and employment key to poverty reduction
"Policies aimed at improving access to education and the ability to obtain employment complement each other in breaking the cyclical nature of poverty."
TheIndependent.ca
January 10, 2017
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Escaping poverty through the library
If you think they’re outdated and due for cutbacks, it’s a sign of your good fortune and privilege. Libraries remain vital for the poor.
Joshua Keep
June 4, 2016
To Each Their Own
Kirby unveils proposal for one-room schools
The Liberal government says multi-grade classrooms won't work, announces new plan to eliminate grades altogether and finance K-12 system with child labour.
Rhea Rollmann
May 20, 2016
To Each Their Own
The cruelest cut of all
In a budget that already makes little sense, eviscerating public libraries is about the least intelligent thing the Liberals have done yet
Rhea Rollmann
May 4, 2016
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