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96, Issue 21
Thursday October 3, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Thursday October 3, 2002 - 3:45 p.m.
Making music, dropping coinMove
over music faculty and make way for the new and improved Don Wright faculty
of music.
Thanks to a donation of $3 million to Western's faculty of music, the
faculty has been renamed to bear the name of the donor, Western alumnus
Don Wright.
If
you build it, they will come
The banter and buzz is all about to come to an end and the final product
has to stand up to its billing. The John Labatt Centre is getting very
to close to finally opening its doors to the anxious masses.
Road dangers aplenty
Drunk driving may have to take a backseat to other road safety concerns, according to a report written by a researcher here at Western.
Foreign pocket drain
With tuition fees rising across the board, the Canadian Federation of
Students is attempting to lower the bar for international students.
Student politician takes Stornoway
Western alumnus Ray Novak, runner-up in the 2000 University Students'
Council presidential elections, is now a relatively big-time player in
the world of federal politics.
From
the far lane: Clitheroe one of Western's many shames
There's an embarrassment
at Western that adds extensively to its list of shames, i.e. a reputation
as a school for the rich, the architecture of the Social Sciences Building,
outrageous food pricing on campus, small armies of Gap-wearing idiots,
8 a.m. classes, Sheila Copps as an alumna... you get the idea.
Free Mary Jane
One
day, instead of propaganda, Big Brother could be selling us all the green
leaf.
A recent Canadian Senate report suggested marijuana legalization is a
future possibility.
News Briefs
The
United Way is launching a residence campaign to get students involved
and raise money for charity.