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‘Screw the deficit’: Carleton to spend $100 billion to make Comic Sans official university font
Despite an increasing deficit, Carleton University will spend $100 billion to give school signage a "fresh, new look." ...
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Boom or doom: What’s the deal with child influencers?
On Sept. 26, California became the third state in America (after Illinois and Minnesota) to sign legislation financially ...
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Review: ‘On Beauty’ captures the delicacies of the mundane
Book "On Beauty" tenderly captures the beauty in the quotidian moments, conversations and memories that shape us as human ...
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simple moments in life
The Charlatan has been publishing at Carleton for more than 70 years. The first issue was published on Nov. 28, 1945, under ...
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Political science student loses half of personality following election
A Carleton political science student at Carleton, has run into a predicament now that the buzz around the United States election is over.
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Ottawa’s potential protest bubble bylaw: What you need to know
The proposed bubble bylaw would establish buffer zones protect these spaces from potentially disruptive or dangerous protests ...
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Review: Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s ‘1984’ is a tall order on a small stage
Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s production of '1984' had stellar acting and set design, but ultimately proved too demanding for a smaller ...
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Paint It Up! offers creative outlet to youth experiencing homelessness
A new mural has graced the corner of Cumberland and George Street and it's a collaboration between Operation Come Home and ...
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Q&A: Carleton professor explores connection between nature and positive mental health
Carleton University's Rachel Buxton is looking into the link between biodiversity in Canadian cities and improved mental ...
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‘The world was never built for me’: Carleton washroom accessibility is lacking, student researchers find
Only six campus buildings fully comply with AODA standards. Even fewer washrooms meet the researchers’ higher accessibility ...
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Q&A: Carleton researcher explores inclusive and community-based long-term care
Susan Braedley, a researcher at Carleton University, looks into different ways to imagine how long-term care can be provided ...
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‘Tap-tap device’ makes non-verbal cues accessible for blind and low-vision musicians
Carleton PhD candidate Leon Lu's tap-tap device targets the need for accessible, non-verbal communication for blind and ...