Proctor policy tests patience
In an effort to cut costs, Carleton has reduced the number of proctors hired to supervise exams, replacing them with instructors and teaching assistants, a move that has been opposed by unions representing TAs and undergraduate students.
Vladimir de Baghy, co-president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 4600, said he is concerned about the impact the new policy could have for teaching assistants and contract instructors.
Police nab caf thief
Police made an arrest in connection with thefts from the caf (Photo: Adam Dietrich)
Dion’s Green Vision
Stéphane Dion stressed the need for ecofriendly politics (Photo: Grant Oyston)
Taking Quidditch from the air to the field
McGill University was the only Canadian team that competed in the College Quidditch Cup Oct. 25 (Photo: Andrea Hill)
UBC students dig moon dirt
UBC students competed in an American space competition with their robot Miskin SR-1 MoonScraper. The remote-controlled robot is capable of transporting imitation moondust over a half-hour period (Photo Provided)
