Volume 96, Issue 49
Tuesday November 26, 2002
Hump Day
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LAST UPDATED: Tuesday November 26, 2002 - 1:30 p.m.
Wave
spanking The Spoke
Younger sibling bringing in more coin
The numbers are
in, and according to this year's University Students' Council mid-year
budget report, for the first time, The Wave is out-performing The Spoke.
New bio lab celebrated
Soon, computers will rule us all
A new biomechanics research lab opened at Western's 3M Centre yesterday, aiming to aid in the study and treatment of orthopaedic injuries.
Lady Labatt the queen of King's College
Last Friday saw the dedication of a cornerstone for the new Elizabeth A. "Bessie" Labatt Hall at King's College.
The Usual Suspects
Once again, Tuesday's
edition of The Gazette would not be complete without a rundown
of the week's on-campus craziness.
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NEWS HEADLINES:
> Canucks love freedom, hate porn
> News Briefs
Niru Somayajula/Gazette
YOU'VE GOT TO BE TOUGH TO PLAY FOOTBALL - AND TO WEAR SHORTS IN NOVEMBER.
Western's Andy Fantuz was honoured as the CIS Rookie of the Year as part
of the Vanier Cup festivities this past weekend. Find out more about Andy's
exploits on pages 4 and 7.
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The Gazette recently hunted
down Jason Sinclair of Canadian punk band Belevedere to ask him
12 Questions.
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| SPORTS |
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All-Ontario affair in the Vanier Cup In the big city, under the big lights,
on the turf of the big dome in the biggest game in Canadian university
football, the Saint Mary's Huskies became only the third team in
CIS history to win back-to-back Vanier Cup Championships.
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