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96, Issue 25
Thursday October 10, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Thursday October 10, 2002 - 2:45 p.m.
O-week's future: all cards are on the tableOrientation
Week may never look the same, as the University Students' Council and
Western's administration prepare to investigate the structure and programming
of the infamous fun-filled week.
From the far lane: Pro-monarchy imbeciles?
As much as I hate to agree with Deputy Prime Minister John Manley, he is finally right about one thing: Canada needs to do away with the archaic notion of a monarchy.
BOG candidates yap
They talked the talk, but can they walk the walk?
At last night's University Students' Council meeting, the five candidates in the upcoming Board of Governors election faced questions at a forum in front of council.
CFS and CASA making babies?
The Canadian Federation of Students and the Canadian Alliance of Student
Associations, two national student lobby groups which often differ in
their approach, want a portion of the Canadian Health and Social Transfer
earmarked for post-secondary education.
Global suicide rates sky high
A recent study released by the World Health Organization states that suicide
is the number one cause of violent death around the world.
Nutrition helps heart, not nachos and smokes
A
former Olympic athlete addressed the importance of nutrition for a healthy
heart on campus yesterday, likely ruining many students' former assumptions
concerning the health importance of nachos and beer.
Antolak: sort of sounds like intellect
Casey Antolak is competing with five others for the one open student representative
position on Western's Board of Governors.
News Briefs
Aspiring writers
unite...
Corrections
Smoker of the Week
Andrea Apolinario,
a fourth-year scholar's electives student, loves smoking.