Volume 3, Number 1 February/March, 1994

INSIDE

Back in the USSR
No Need For Tax Loopholes!
Three Myths About Free Trade
A Closer Look at Government Spending on Infrastructure
What Television Says About University Life
Students: Beware of Employment Equity
A Survival Guide to the PC Jungle: A Review of Dinesh D'Souza's Illiberal Education
When the Free Market is Not Enough
Laissez-Faire Environmentalism

Hello!

This issue of the Canadian Student Review features the "politically corrupt" crisis that is plaguing Canadian universities. This new brand of discrimination has different aliases: employment equity, affirmative action, speech codes. The coined phrases do not disguise what these policies truly represent. They are New and Improved Discrimination, Racism and Sexism Lite, and they replace the old, bad discrimination of years past. Our feature articles are written by students who are frustrated with the hypocrisy that is permeating university administrations. And of course, for the economically inclined, we have a healthy dose of crucial policy articles. Please read this issue with a critical mind. Then tell us what you think; we look forward to publishing your response in the next issue.

Angela Violini, Jason Ford, Co-Editors

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