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Hey look: A homegrown brain gain

by Paul Wells on Friday, November 12, 2010 1:54pm - 8 Comments

From our university rankings issue, the hands-down winner for least-commented article: my column describes the excellent work the University of Victoria is doing to attract Aboriginal students and ensure their success.

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edeast

das good. Being first gen through uni is a big deal.
Maybe you can tie it in with FNU in Saskatchewan , if you want to generate some controversy/ comments.
Dee

Maybe this is the least-commented article because folks instead read the Gary Mason article in the GandM on the same topic: http://bit.ly/aYxgJ5 … Just sayin'…

Dot

Chicken and egg. Given the lead time, I suspect Mason came later.

Jenn_

It was the least-commented article because nobody disagreed with you, and just writing "I agree!" gets you thumbed down.

Or at least go with that until proven otherwise.

Inkless

I agree!

Kaplan

Imagine the dearth of comments if you'd written about a jazz program for Aboriginal students…:)

Katherine

This is excellent; I'm glad UVic is having success with the program.
Riley Hennessey

Not to shift focus away from this article, which is great…. but I'd like to speak up on behalf of the Paul Wells Fan Club and say that I'd really, really, really like to see some articles/blog posts on Paul's view of politics these days.

Sure, I can read the Ottawa Notebook ninnies, the Delacourt diatribes and the Weston whines, but they don't cut it. There is a real lack of non-partisan analysis of political strategy in print this fall, and the only person with the brains to fill that vacuum is Paul.

So, I emplore you Paul – get back into the game.