Volume 96, Issue 78
Tuesday February 18, 2003
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LAST UPDATED: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 - 12:45 p.m.

'Stangs stumble, but win

The Western women's volleyball team came out of the time-out in the third set on Saturday afternoon and didn't look back while rolling over Wilfrid Laurier University 3-1 (25-23, 14-25, 25-18, 25-11) at Alumni Hall.

Western's women's basketball team quieted the University of Lakehead's one-man travelling peanut gallery on Saturday night, en route to a sentimental victory in front of friends, family and onlookers. The lone heckler rained a multitude of taunts on a veteran Western squad, but the Mustangs held their composure in a 80-70 coast at Alumni Hall.

It was a grand weekend for the smaller sports at Western. Here is a recap of what happened.

As I sit here staring at my computer thinking of something remotely interesting to write about, I have come to the realization that February truly is the month of the blues.

LAS VEGAS (CP-AP) – A new tattoo on Mike Tyson's face is one of the reasons his comeback fight with Clifford Etienne in Memphis on Sunday could be cancelled, according to reports.

ARDROSSAN, Alta. (CP) – Tired and rubbery-legged, 40 amateur hockey players skated and stickhandled their way into the Guinness Book of Records and raised at least $40,000 to fight cancer with a record-setting 80-hour game.