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96, Issue 40
Friday November 8, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Friday November 8, 2002 - 2:00 p.m.
My abortion: the choice and the consequencesAlmost
4 years ago, I had an abortion. Even to me, those words sound alien. There
is a lot of stigma and overlying meaning associated with the word "abortion."
Everyone has an opinion and I think the term has become mythical. It doesn't
seem like something real or concrete anymore, even to me.
Let me tell you my story...
Academic Divide Part III: research funding
In theory, research and teaching go hand in hand; in the current academic setting, it seems like research is getting the upper hand.
Private ATM's steal cash and soul
Liquor and cigarettes are not the only things sucking the money out of your wallet. Private Automatic Teller Machines may also be robbing you blind.
14-year-olds love banging
The results are in, Quebec loves love and more 14-year-olds are getting
laid.
News for Dummies: Drunk Americans and George W
With the weekend having come around once more, The Gazette's key to the world beyond the evil sphere-o-Western is here again.
Politically Incorrect, minus Bill Maher
Student
leaders were walking on coals yesterday as they tackled broad and controversial
topics, ranging from war to truth.
Breast cancer campaign gets boost
Coinciding with a successful breast cancer awareness campaign at Western,
Health Minister Anne McLellan announced a renewed grant of $29 million
over five years to fund research towards finding a cure for the disease.
Lisa needs braces
– USC seeks dental plan... Finally, a week everyone can enjoy...