Tuesday October 22, 2002
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Tuesday October 22, 2002 - 2:30 p.m.
Admissions
crunch: entry bar raised
Ontario high school
students not on the honour roll may have a tough time getting into university
next year due to the impending double cohort.
Prospective students may be screwed
Like an army of monkeys chasing a speeding banana truck, next year's crop of post-secondary applicants may face a losing battle.
Much like Hammer, it's Suarez time
Juan-Luis Suarez, a professor in Western's department of modern languages and literatures, has won the John Charles Polanyi Prize for Literature, marking the third time in a decade that a department faculty member has won the prestigious award.
Tories pass bills to universities
Western will receive over $2.7 million to help prevent campus buildings
from crumbling to the ground, according to yesterday's announcement by
the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
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©Ian
Howes /Gazette
AS ALWAYS, THERE WAS A WIDE RANGE OF STUDENTS ON CAMPUS MONDAY,
INCLUDING ONE VISITTHE UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH. Proof at last that your dad
was right when he said "the grass won't cut itself.
| ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT |
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You don't have to go all the way
to New York City to enjoy Broadway's current hit revival Into
the Woods by Stephen Sondheim – it's playing right here
at The Palace Theatre in London.
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| SPORTS |
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Ottawa beats Western: Haylor still second best Close, but no cigar.
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| CAMPUS & CULTURE |
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C&C returns on Thursday! |