Feminism now and then
Feminism now and then By Courtney Hurley “Does anybody remember that it was not only legal but also very, very good business practice to not grant credit to women?” asked Leslie R. Wolfe, the keynote speaker at the Women’s Rights on the Political Agenda Conference which took place Oct. 19 at the University of Ottawa.
If rocks could talk
More than 1,000 people attended events around Ottawa on Geoheritage Day (Photo: Adam Dietrich)
A grave lecture series
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Oct. 19-24: Africa week at Carleton
To commemorate its ties with Africa and help launch the new Institute of African Studies, Carleton hosted African events and activities from Oct. 19-24.
Monday: Groups set up display tables showcasing Carleton’s and Canada’s ties with the African community, both at home and abroad. The Carleton music department’s West African rhythm group gave students a musical taste of African culture with a performance in the Unicentre’s Galleria.
Screening the invisible
