Volume 96, Issue 53
Tuesday December 3, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Tuesday December 3, 2002 - 12:30 p.m.
Over 100 protesters
braved sub-zero temperatures, gale-force winds and Arctic-like snow
in London on Saturday, to rally in opposition to the impending war against
Iraq.
The Usual Suspects: Testosterone overdose
Western's favourite thieves and drunks were back at work last weekend, leading many of us to question where all of the holiday spirit has gone.
Are MBAs still a bang for your buck?
Is attending Ivey and coming out as a fat cat, laptop carrying, business graduate still a good idea?
Nova Scotia abuses Millennium
Recent allegations
that Nova Scotia has been redirecting student financial aid money into
general provincial funds has caused the Canadian Millennium Scholarship
Foundation to consider withdrawing funding from the province.
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NEWS HEADLINES:
> Medium to carry Marshall's message
> News Briefs
Allen Chen/Gazette
WHERE SHOULD I BUILD MY GIANT SNOW DANK THIS YEAR? Winter arrived at Western
over the weekend and, by Monday, people like second-year social science
student Peter Lee were already contemplating ways to make the most of
it.
| ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT |
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For most cash-strapped university
students, eating out at fancy restaurants a la Pretty Woman
is usually not an option.
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| SPORTS |
| Sister Act; Whoopi not included It's one thing to lose to the team
you're sharing first place with; it's infinitely worse when your
older sister plays for the team that just beat you and you get to
watch her celebrate in front of your face.
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| CAMPUS & CULTURE |
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No C&C today... In the meantime, fill out the Best of London survey and be eligible to win 1 of 3 gift certificates from the Wave! |