Data disrupts democracy April 4, 2018April 6, 2018 Jack Seaberry The Cambridge Analytica files, which recently revealed the manner in which data analytics companies are able to influence elections, have caused stirs in many circles. Previous campaign strategies — which sought to...
Don’t text in class January 25, 2018January 30, 2018 Jack Seaberry It’s that time of year again: you stand in the bookstore line for half an hour, look away as the three digit total you owe pops up on the screen,...
White lies January 21, 2018January 20, 2018 Jack Seaberry I’m tired of being disenfranchised. As a white cis male, I am deeply disturbed by advances in the field of equality. Whereas once our voices would be the only ones heard...
White Lies January 14, 2018January 11, 2018 Jack Seaberry I’m tired of being disenfranchised. As a white cis male, I am deeply disturbed by advances in the field of equality. Whereas once our voices would be the only ones heard...
No push back from Paradise November 30, 2017December 6, 2017 Jack Seaberry If you’re as cynical as I am, chances are you weren’t surprised by the contents of the recently leaked Paradise Papers that demonstrated the extent to which the world’s richest...
UVic student running for city council November 2, 2017November 15, 2017 Jack Seaberry Nathan Daisley is a second-year political science student at UVic who, after having worked on campaigns in the last federal and provincial elections, decided to run for an 11-month position...
The conduct of cops on campus September 22, 2017September 26, 2017 Jack Seaberry Police on campus find it too easy to be tough on students If you toured campus this month you were sure to see crowds of inebriated students wandering in packs, loudly...
Pedal Power: Travelling B.C. on a bike August 10, 2017August 9, 2017 Jack Seaberry I remember the days I spent running around the coastal forests of B.C.; my parents cooking dinner somewhere in the distance as I played with my brother in the trees....
