York will award 11 men and women with honorary degrees during the June 2011 convocation, a symbol of recognition given to those who have made significant contributions to the public good.
Why is it that everyone feels the need to be a critic?
Do I, as a movie-goer, have a social, moral, or ethical responsibility to boycott a movie that features a mistreated animal? Does a production company – in this case, Fox – have to ensure the animals used in its film were never abused?
The technology that has allowed for this incredible speed of communication over long distances has lead to a generation of people who can plan a whole summer with their friends while waterskiing in Antarctica with Ke$ha blaring in their ears. But is that really a good thing?
Between the salt, sand, slush, snow, ice, rain, wind, debris and other forms of what the traffic report like to call the “look-out-fors”, our pride and joys lead a tough life. However, I think the worst time of the year is actually not the winter. Oh no. The worst time of the year for our cars is the spring.
York students talk about their reaction to the recent sexual assaults on campus, the death of Qian Liu, and if they feel safe on campus and in the Village.
Editor-in-Chief Mike Sholars and Multimedia Editor Phil Darlington discuss campus security.
Bin Laden news broke on Twitter before television; Bin Laden’s lack of technology gave him away; Abbottabad compound recreated in online shooter map