Volume 96, Issue 46
Wednesday November 20, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Wednesday November 20, 2002 - 3:00 p.m.

Part-time student employees of the University Students' Council have been replaced by a full-time employee at the USC Reservations office.

"We didn't find out from our bosses [that] we were fired," said Teresa Stranges, one of the employees who lost her job. "We found out [when] we saw an ad [for the new position].".

Teaching assistants at Carleton University have voted in favour of a strike after the union broke off negotiations with the university administration in order to hold the vote.

A recent poll has suggested something which may come as a serious shock to many Canadians: we are not as smart as we like to think we are.

Low-income Londoners may get a helping hand this winter with their hydro bills.

The Heat and Warmth program, established in 1997, assists people who have difficulty paying their utility bills.

A recent tense meeting of the Board of Governors at Acadia University prompted one member to give another a Nazi salute.

Michael Peddle, president of the Acadia Students Union, said, following discussion at their Oct. 25, BOG member Reverend John Boyd gave him a Nazi salute.

London had a brush with celebrity yesterday, as Joe Clark came to town.

Clark, former prime minister of Canada and current leader of the federal Progressive Conservative Party, was in London to speak at the annual PC Canada Fund dinner, held at the Hilton on Tuesday night.

Partying models... Exams! What exams?... Falun Gong, art and arthritis... AIDS Awareness – good times... Winter camping, and maybe some cuddling...