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Campus alive after hours
New plan offers students better services after peak times Samara Hawkins The Reflector Students don’t always choose to be at school at night, but sometimes it can’t be avoided. With looming deadlines...
Letter to the Editor – Oct. 6, 2011
LETTER TO THE EDITOR In response to “SA pushing for uniform grading” (The Reflector, Sept. 22, 2011) I urge caution. While it is optimal to have a system where the same piece of work...
Surviving without Access Copyright
BAJ Visser The Reflector It happened without much fanfare, but the way Mount Royal University students and faculty access copyrighted material changed drastically this September. MRU opted out of the Canada-wide Access Copyright...
Bella takes over Lot 8
Students still seeking space outside the parkade Shannon Galley The Reflector Parking Lot 8 located in front of Mount Royal University’s East Gate was closed this year to accommodate construction on the new...
Students’ info security questioned
Rachael Frey News Editor Questions have been raised over an anonymous email sent to schools using Gallivan & Associates Student Networks as their health benefits provider. The email seems to have originated from...
Guest Column: Volunteering creates opportunity
Alumnus talks about the importance of giving back Raymond Lee Guest Columnist On September 22nd I had the honour of receiving the Mount Royal University Lifetime Distinguished Achievement award, which recognizes alumni...
Tuition jumps yet again
Feeling the squeeze? Instead of heading to The Hub for another round, students are now forced to deal with rising tuition costs hitting an all-time high in Canada. Full-time undergraduate tuition has increased 4.3...
Trapped by convenience
48-hour vending machine diet challenge leaves bad taste Todd Vaughn The Reflector Who doesn’t love a ham sandwich? Maybe the person who found out the sandwich in question came from a vending...
Sex Column: Expletive Etiquette
A history of the Swiss Army Knife of curses Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist It was the word that some heard, some more than others, in those first formative years. The word that,...
