“We want to leave the door open”: Hannah McGregor discusses the changes to the publishing program at SFU
"It's not like they say, 'You have to close.' They just give you a budget you could never possibly run a program on."
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"It's not like they say, 'You have to close.' They just give you a budget you could never possibly run a program on."
The announcement is scant on details other than to suggest that moving the minor to the School of Communications is an "obvious fit."
"Selective bans are still censorship."
Contemporary authors Ali Hazelwood, Coleen Hoover, and Sarah J. Maas all have multiple titles slated for removal.
Numerous chapters address interdisciplinary practice and the value of working not just across genres but across academic fields of interest.
The term "explicit sexual content" is often code for gay, lesbian, or trans content.
“I’m shocked this is happening in Canada.”
"I think the preservation of administrative salaries at the upper echelons is the priority."
Some Canadian children's publishers have been approached about labelling their books.
Putting too much hope in St-Onge's ability to get the copyright legislation changed may be foolish