Two celebrations, two Americas: MLK Day and Bush’s Inauguration
January 18, 2005
Derrick O'Keefe
This week features an unfortunate convergence of events in the United States. On Monday, January 17, Martin Luther King was celebrated with marches and celebrations in a number of cities, to be followed by George W. Bush's inauguration party on Thursday. Those who hit the streets to protest the war at counter-inaugural rallies will truly be honouring the legacy of Dr. King.

LSAT blues

January 18, 2005
Rhiannon Coppin
If you have taken the dreaded LSAT, then you've considered becoming a lawyer. Nevertheless, we hope that you enjoy this insider's account of the day-long festival of stress and anxiety. For those of you who have never considered law as a vocation, we hope you enjoy this tale of woe and suffering of the ambitious and/or privileged.
Untitled, by Dennis Whitfield.
Seven Questions

Graeme Moore worked for the Employment Standards Branch of British Columbia for over two decades. Over the past few years, he has been busy exposing the deplorable child labour laws implemented by the B.C. Liberals, which have left this province with the weakest protections for young workers in North America. With the provincial election looming, Moore spoke to Seven Oaks about one issue that has largely been left off the political radar screen.

Read the interview with Graeme Moore.

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