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Like Lambs to the Slaughter Nov. 5 - Nov. 11 , 2010 5 - Nov. Nov. free free 143-09 Like lambs to the slaughter Editorial, pg 3 Child soldiers fi ght back, pg 5 Exclusive: Superfantastics say goodbye, pg 12 Cross-country captures gold, pg 15 Cover Illustration by Sydney Smith November 4 - November 11, 2010 • Joel Tichinoff, Editor in Chief [email protected] Bethany Horne, Copy/Online Editor [email protected] Laura Conrad, News Editor Samantha Durnford, Assistant News Editor DSU Weekly Dispatch [email protected] Hilary Beaumont, Features Editor Mark Your Calendars for Upcoming Events [email protected] Fusion Friday Katie Toth, Opinions Editor Friday, November 5 s t a ff . [email protected] Rebecca Spence, Arts Editor Spend your Friday night at the Grawood! This Friday there will be a DJ and no cover! Erica Eades, Assistant Arts Editor You must be 19+ to attend. [email protected] Dylan Matthias, Sports Editor Think Pink Masquerade [email protected] Abram Gutscher, Photo Editor Saturday, November 6 [email protected] Come out to the Grawood and support Sheriff Hall and Think Pink in raising money to Jonathan Rotsztain, Art Director support this worthwhile cause. There will be a live band and a DJ! Cover is only $5.00 [email protected] and you must be 19+ to attend. contact us. Extended Weekend Party www.dalgazette.com Wednesday, November 10 The SUB, Room 312 6136 University Avenue Looking to have a fun night out to kick off your 4 day weekend? Halifax NS, B3H 4J2 General Inquiries Come to the Grawood and party it up with DJ Psycho Sykes! The show starts at 9 and 902 494 1280 cover is $2.00, but come early and enjoy some tasty 30¢ wings from 5 – 9! [email protected] Advertising Inquiries Ben McDade, Ad Manager Day of Caring 902 222 1160 Friday, November 12 [email protected] Are you on top of your studying and need something to do on Fall Study Day or perhaps you will need a study break? Why not spend some time volunteering throughout the city to support United Way! If interested, please contact Hannah Dahn the fine print. at [email protected]. The Gazette is the official written record the Streeter feature are solely those of the of Dalhousie University since 1868 and is person being quoted, and not The Gazette’s open to participation from all students. It is writers or staff. This publication is intended for Moving Mountains: Ethical Leadership in the Face of Overwhelming Obstacles – Friday, published weekly during the academic year readers 18 years of age or older. The views by the Dalhouse Gazette Publishing Society. of our writers are not the explicit views of November 25 The Gazette is a student-run publication. Dalhousie University. Its primary purpose is to report fairly and All students of Dalhousie University, as well objectively on issues of importance and as any interested parties on or off-campus, The Atlantic Leadership Development Institute and Dalhousie University are pleased to interest to the students of Dalhousie are invited to contribute to any section of the present a panel discussion between Janet Connors (AIDS Activist), Dawna Ring (legal University, to provide an open forum for the newspaper. Please contact the appropriate free expression and exchange of ideas, and editor for submission guidelines, or drop council for Connors and those affected by tainted blood before the Krever Inquiry) and to stimulate meaningful debate on issues that by for our weekly volunteer meetings affect or would otherwise be of interest to the every Monday at 5:30 p.m. in room 312 George Moody (former Minister of Health). student body and/or society in general. of the Dal SUB. The Gazette reserves the A “staff contributor” is a member of the right to edit and reprint all submissions, paper defined as a person who has had and will not publish material deemed by This event, part of the Future of Leadership Lecture Series is also serving as a three volunteer articles, or photographs its editorial board to be discriminatory, fundraiser for Feed Nova Scotia. Admission is free; however donations for Feed Nova of reasonable length, and/or substance racist, sexist, homophobic or libellous. published in three different issues within the Opinions expressed in submitted letters Scotia (non-perishable of monetary) would be greatly appreciated. The discussion current publishing year. are solely those of the authors. Editorials will begin at 7:00pm and take place in the Potter Auditorium of the Kenneth C. 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Dental Plan Offi ce for more information. Preparation Seminars Looking to learn more about the 2010-2011 DSU Student VIP Extended Health and WE HAVE 1000'S Dental Plan? Check out the website at www.studentvip.ca/dsu. • Complete 30-Hour Seminars TO CHOOSE FROM • Convenient Weekend Schedule MUSIC • MOVIES • Proven Test-Taking Strategies VINTAGE • Experienced Course Instructors Picture of the Week • Comprehensive Study Materials • Simulated Practice Exams Little Red Riding Hood and • Limited Class Size the Big Bad Wolf celebrate Halloween at the Grawood • Free Repeat Policy • Personal Tutoring Available Photo by Tara Dahn • Thousands of Satisfied Students OXFORD SEMINARS The Art Expo 1-800-269-6719 492 7128 416-924-3240 Park Lane Mall Check us out on the web: www.dsu.ca www.oxfordseminars.ca (next to the theatres) • November 4 - November 11, 2010 3 from the editor from the editor E-mail Joel at [email protected] from the editor. Joel Tichinoff Editor-in-Chief By other means Who wins in the battle between defence and education? Joel Tichinoff elders, for those with responsibilities. of apathy, we fail to mobilize ourselves Editor-in-Chief As Bank of Montreal economist Tim and when decisions are made, young O’Neill, advisor to the Nova Scotia people are too small a voice at the table, government on the future of universities, if they’ve bothered to show up at all. We say that war is the continuation of recently put it in a CBC interview: War happens when the wheels of politics by other means, and politics “People who are 35 years old with a economics and politics grind to a halt. the continuation of economics by small family are dramatically different When push comes to shove. At that other means. War, for all its horrors, is than an 18-year-old who is single and point, young people have no choice the quickest way to force a transfer of fancy free.” but to be involved, un-informed or not, power, recreate order, and produce real It’s no problem to acknowledge and, although we didn’t do the decision- change. Yet the burden of waging war the “dramatic” differences between making, we inevitably end up getting has always fallen to a group traditionally a 35-year-old and an 18-year-old, but the most shoving. absent from the waging of politics and labeling of young people as “fancy The federal government is currently economics. free” is a problem. Not just because this moving towards the purchase of 65 new Mike Roache Young people are rarely aware of is how we are perceived by the rest of warplanes, which will cost Canadians the means by which they are exploited. society, but, more importantly, this is too $16 billion. These are to replace a Like many exploited groups, their LETTERS, COMMENTS & RESPONSES often how we perceive ourselves. current fleet of warplanes that recently exploitation is grounded in a limited We don’t care because we tell underwent a $2.6 billion upgrade. [email protected] participation in political and economic ourselves we shouldn’t. For the most How many Canadian lives does $18.6 decision-making. What sets young part, young people willingly keep billion in fighter-bomber jets save? people apart from other groups ourselves uninformed and uninvolved. Average student debt in Canada is wandering the basements of the halls of What’s worse, those young people $18,800. power is that young people, en masse, who are informed, are involved and Why is it that when young people are are powerless almost by choice. want to make change are left to beg for needed to fight and die the full resources We tell ourselves that we’re young for concessions from their power-holding of the country are put at their disposal, a good time, not a long time. We eat elders. yet when we try to prepare ourselves to up the myth that youth is the time to be There is great work done by young live good lives we are told to go to the free from all but the most immediate activists but in general, as a demographic bank? and selfish concerns; that big ideas and and a force for change people our big decisions are best left to those who age punch far below our weight.
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