four issues between February and April 2009, and five more between November 2009 and March 2010. In March 2010, The Leveller won a Graduate Student Association referendum for a $1.50 levy per graduate student. Criticism Over the years, some students, particularly those affiliated with or supportive of CUSA, have been very critical of the Charlatan. One CUSA president organized a public debate on this subject in 1983. The Charlatan was accused of covering trivial topics and of publishing error-prone articles concerning student-run bodies that sometimes required retractions or issue corrections. Students not supportive of CUSA have been critical as well, citing that the Charlatan has changed articles or played up or down quotes and events in order give a more positive image to the student council. In rare instances, critics have resorted to newspaper vandalism and theft, the most recent major instance of which was in March 2000, when 6,900 copies of a single issue were taken. In early 2006, two referendum questions asking for an increase in the Charlatan'''s per-student levy were defeated, by votes of 2276-1350 and 1926-1600 respectively. Critics of the Charlatan'' have pointed to these results as evidence of general dissatisfaction or apathy with the paper. Other increases in student levies also have a history of being defeated. See also List of student newspapers in Canada List of newspapers in Canada Further reading References External links Student newspapers published in Ontario Carleton University Newspapers published in Ottawa Weekly newspapers published in Ontario Newspapers established in 1945 1945 establishments in Ontario