Today marks a step into new territory! One of our very own RedEye photos has been included on the photo blog site The Chive. Check it out here (pic #20): The Chive - Daily Afternoon Randomness in HQ (Feb. 18/11)
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Today marks a step into new territory! One of our very own RedEye photos has been included on the photo blog site The Chive. Check it out here (pic #20): The Chive - Daily Afternoon Randomness in HQ (Feb. 18/11)
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Then in the 90s, cartoon characters showed us that mining was evil! It destroyed the environment and displaced critters from their homes. So now mining has a bad rap, and mining companies are struggling their giant, corporate asses off to seem as eco-friendly as possible without actually having to do any more work. Mostly they make parks over old mines. Plant things. And now, in the 00s, which totally makes me want to watch james bond movies, they’re hiring people to try to rebrand mining. To recover public goodwill and make the word a positive thing in the mindspace of the teeming masses, be they ever so unwashed. This is what they’re doing. Of course, what the presenter actually said, was that they were trying to come up with new names for mining. He clarified himself later, but it was too late: boredom and caffeine had set in.
Here then, is a list of new names for mining that I came up with almost all by my lonesome. Greg helped a little and offered creative criticism. He also made fun of me and scratched himself. He does that.
mining: revisited
Cave Thugging
Hole-Taking
Ground-Grabbing
Utility Holes
What do you mean, the world isn’t made up of candy?
Spelunking for dollars
Project: Subterrania
Mole Mugging
World 1-2
Gully Holing V2.0
Sustainable extraction
The Search for Mole-Men
The Sun is Overrated
Mining, except not
Resource Pirating
Shiny! Dibs!
Team Shovelgasm
Anti-reclamation
Stealing From The Dwarves
Later on, in the question and answer period, somebody likened Saskatchewan to the hole in the donut that is federal funding, and how we’re starting to turn that around. I think we should be a boston cream. Possibly with maple glaze instead of chocolate.
The USSU formally recognizes itself to have NO affiliation with the Canadian Federation of Students. Motion passed unanimously!
You read it here First!
The RedEye! Scooping The Sheaf since 1942!
For those of you who don’t know, The USSU will be voting on leaving the CFS this thursday at their Council meeting. For the first time in History the RED EYE will be there reporting the instance we leave the CFS. For once the USSU actually will have done the right thing.
It’s been far too long.
Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
There will be new paper issues coming out as well as many new features for the website and perhaps a podcast.
Stay Tuned.
Note: Edited for spelling mistake
The RedEye website is now back and looking good. Update your bookmarks because this is our new home at www.the-redeye.ca.
That’s all for now. Keep an eye out for the next issue.
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