September 22, 2008

Issue: - SEPT. 22nd 2008 | Maclean's

September 22, 2008

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M.B.A.s who want to save the world
UNIVERSITIES

M.B.A.s who want to save the world

By COLIN CAMPBELL16 min
Just another night in major emergency
UNIVERSITIES

Just another night in major emergency

By CAMERON AINSWORTH-VINCZE15 min
WILL WOMEN DECIDE THE ELECTION?
NATIONAL

WILL WOMEN DECIDE THE ELECTION?

By JOHN GEDDES, AARON WHERRY11 min
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M.B.A.s who want to save the world 7273
UNIVERSITIES

M.B.A.s who want to save the world

Social entrepreneurs aim to use business skills to do more than just make money By COLIN CAMPBELL16 min
Just another night in major emergency 6061
UNIVERSITIES

Just another night in major emergency

Before you apply to medical school, spend eight hours in this doctor’s shoes By CAMERON AINSWORTH-VINCZE15 min
WILL WOMEN DECIDE THE ELECTION? 2223
NATIONAL

WILL WOMEN DECIDE THE ELECTION?

Suddenly, Harper leads among female voters. Dion’s lost that old Liberal edge. By JOHN GEDDES, AARON WHERRY11 min
Six months in a leaky boat 7879
UNIVERSITIES

Six months in a leaky boat

How concrete canoe racing turns students into engineers By JOEY COLEMAN10 min
FRESH NEAT FOR A FEEDING FRENZY 3435
WORLD

FRESH NEAT FOR A FEEDING FRENZY

McCain's choice of Sarah Palin sparks a media maelstrom By LUIZA CH. SAVAGE10 min
CAUGHT IN THE NO-FLY WEB 5051
JUSTICS

CAUGHT IN THE NO-FLY WEB

Canada’s no-fly list has stopped its first potential threat. It just might be its last. By MICHAEL FRISCOLANTI, MARTIN PATRIQUIN9 min
BRITAIN’S NEXT PM? 3637
WORLD

BRITAIN’S NEXT PM?

David Cameron and his Tories have Gordon Brown on the run By MICHAEL PETROU9 min
THE HARPER LEADERS IIP CULT 2627
NATIONAL

THE HARPER LEADERS IIP CULT

Everyone knows Harper is a strong leader. But where would he lead us? By ANDREW COYNE9 min
INTERVIEW 2021

INTERVIEW

A: That’s a good question. For some time, my people have been wanting me to—the best way to put it is—express myself more as opposed to just talk about the government’s policies and answer questions about the opposition and where the country’s headed.
ON BEING LIKE NIKE 80b81
HISTORY

ON BEING LIKE NIKE

At 50, in 1947, who was Mike Pearson? He was five foot ten, about 165 lb. His frame was taut yet supple, retaining the fitness of an athlete well into middle age. (In his early 40s, he beat a Canadian tennis champion, Georges LeClair, in two sets.) By ANDREW COHEN8 min
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