Volume
96, Issue 13
Thursday September 19, 2002
red-headed secrets
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TODAY COWBOYS, TOMORROW RODEO
CLOWNS. Mark Weir and Paul Yeoman, two members of Homecoming Staff,
saddle up on the Concrete Beach.
| ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT |
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For 19 years, a little Indian
restaurant on Richmond Street has been pleasing its patrons with
fine dining and friendly service. It is a cozy establishment with
comfortable seating and dim lighting – perfect for couples to
indulge their taste buds and stimulate intimate conversation.
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| SPORTS |
| Western
tennis teams going for Williams-like domination The
rackets are dusted off and the tennis season is about to kick off
for the Western Mustangs. We can't promise you Anna Kournikova or
Patrick Rafter, but The Gazette does have the scoop on what you
will see this season from the men's and women's squads down at the
University Tennis Centre.
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LAST UPDATED:
Thursday September 19, 2002 - 12:30 p.m.
Safety awareness is key
Nicole Nelson, VP-campus issues for the University Students' Council, is
using cube-shaped paper notepads with the slogan "Love Safely; Care
for your friends" as well as coasters that read "Watch your
drink" as a method of raising campus awareness on sexual assault and
date rape.
Queer
support line aims to help student body
A new initiative by the University Students' Council will offer support
for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered students.
Alumni love Western, Western loves money
Universities across the country have realized that if they do not maintain a good relationship with alumni, it can hurt their pocketbooks.
No robots, just higher tuition
The
cost of a university education in Canada will balloon to $123,644 in the
next 20 years, according to a recently released report.
MORE
NEWS HEADLINES:
> Someone's gotta pay
> Student leaders claim recent tuition study is
flawed
> USC revamps policy
> News Briefs
| CAMPUS & CULTURE |
| What
is Canadian Culture? For
this week's Campus & Culture feature, we discuss 10 of our
favourite representations of Canadian culture which make our nation
distinct.
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