Posted by Cailyn Bean
Opinion, This Week's Edition
Wednesday, March 28th, 2012

Dear Cailyn,
One of my best friends just happens to be a guy. We’ve been close forever, but I recently broke up with my boyfriend and when I did, my best friend told me that he had actually had a massive crush on me for ages.
Posted by Anna Ferensowicz
Features, Opinion
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012

The clock ticks away, second by second, minute by minute. The class is drawing to an end. The day is drawing to an end. The year is drawing to an end. For fourth year students at St. Thomas University, this means that graduation is a mere 80 days away. Within those 80 days, classes and [...]
Posted by Sara Power - The NB Beacon
Opinion, Uncategorized
Monday, January 30th, 2012

WWI propaganda poster, included in the program for TST’s production of “Oh What a lovely war” that ran Jan 25-28 in the Black Box Theatre. “Ye Gods! What’s that?” A man dressed in Allied army garb asks his Lieutenant. He’s been in the trenches speaking to the troops. “Oh, it’s a Jerry, sir.” Jerry is [...]
Posted by Samantha Magee
Opinion, This Week's Edition
Sunday, December 4th, 2011

If you’re going to be one of the many people trying to get home for the holidays don’t count on Acadian Lines, you’ve got a better chance of hitching a ride with Santa and his reindeer.Workers have been on lock out since 6: 30 Friday morning. Many people who rely on the bus line will have to find other [...]
Posted by Sara Power
Features, Opinion, Uncategorized
Sunday, November 27th, 2011

It starts with a half naked Taylor Lautner, but it goes downhill from there. It’s time for the vampire-human wedding of the millennium. It’s super cheesy with long, dramatic shots of the dress and the vows. The camera pans and the guests disappear as the couple kisses. When they leave for their honeymoon, a [...]
Posted by Megan Mackay
Opinion
Friday, September 16th, 2011

Walking through the streets of Fredericton you may have noticed banners around town pictured above. You may have said to yourself “my gosh, self, I live in the Cultural Capital of Canada. This is it. This is the place for culture in my country,” and in a fit of feverish screaming excitement you exclamed “I [...]
Posted by Colin Hodd
Features, Opinion
Sunday, May 1st, 2011

(Polls suggest young people will turn out in record numbers for the The federal Monday, May 2. Traditionally, they haven’t and no one knows whether the polls will prove correct or be another disappointment to parties hoping young people will support them. The following is the opinion of one St. Thomas student about how Canadians approach the business [...]
Posted by Danie Pitre
Features, Opinion
Friday, January 14th, 2011

It’s a new year and another promise to get active. I don’t make New Year’s resolutions usually but this Christmas I got ‘Just Dance 2’ for the Wii and maybe it will be the fun, indoors activity I need to get me motivated while avoiding the cold. ‘Just Dance 2′ was released back in October [...]
Posted by Scott MacMillan
Opinion
Friday, December 31st, 2010

When tonight is over and the ball has dropped and the corks have all been popped, people will strap themselves in and get ready for another year. But starting tomorrow morning they will receive a strong reminder that while the calender has turned, 2010 isn’t quite done with them yet. They will awaken with the [...]
Posted by Alexander Solak
Opinion, This Week's Edition
Tuesday, October 12th, 2010

Recently I updated my profile picture across all my online accounts. I switched to a more professional headshot done by theAQ’s Tom Bateman. It was a picture done for the paper originally, but I liked it so much I put it everywhere from Facebook to Twitter to my Google account. It’s nice using it. I [...]