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Ebooks are an easy first step to lower the cost of education

Every student knows the anxiety of spending hundreds of dollars on course books. A 300-page paperback could set you back [...]

24 February, 2013
One Comment
The logic of consitutional originalism protects all rights

Two perspectives on the Second Ammendment and gun-control

20 January, 2013
One Comment
Taking the Liberals to the centre again

Several leadership candidates offer the Liberals the chance to be centrist again

2 December, 2012
No comments
Canada’s Caribbean opportunity

Greater integration would benefit both Canada and Caribbean nations

25 November, 2012
10 comments
Romney the salesman

The US presidential debates have been a boon for the Republican candidate

4 November, 2012
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If the American people always vote for peace they have no one to vote for

Both candidates were too aggressive in an inconclusive foreign policy debate

23 October, 2012
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Aggressive Obama will win no new friends

The president’s debate performance may appeal to his base, but risks alienating undecided voters

17 October, 2012
3 comments
Biden wins the expectation game

Different standards for the vice-presidential candidates gave Biden an easy victory

12 October, 2012
2 comments
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