Volume 96, Issue 56
Thursday January 9, 2003
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LAST UPDATED: Thursday January 9, 2002 - 5:00 p.m.

Last night, the Board of Directors of Western's University Students' Council addressed councillor reports, which critically examined several USC policies and procedures.

Deputy prime minister and Minister of Finance John Manley took part in a roundtable discussion at Western yesterday afternoon with researchers and administrators as part of his Canada-wide consultations concerning the upcoming federal budget.

University and political leaders were at Western on Tuesday to discuss the importance of being aware of Canadian history and culture.

They talked the talk, but could they walk the walk?

At last night's University Students' Council meeting, the Board of Directors presented an update on the progress of initiatives announced back in September.

Think you're drunk? According to psychologists at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand, the mere suggestion that you are drunk is enough to negatively influence ones memory.

Who knew? Canadian history consists of much more than beavers, beer and hockey.

A debate was held in the University Community Centre atrium yesterday afternoon on the topic of Canadian history and education, as part of Canadian Awareness Week.

Think you're drunk? According to psychologists at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand, the mere suggestion that you are drunk is enough to negatively influence ones memory.

Tragic loss of Western alumnus... New graduate dean – not yet old and crusty...