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    • Western full of hilarious idiots
      February 26, 2010 | (4)

    • The good, the bad and the ugly of 2010 Olympic media coverage
      March 3, 2010 | (2)

    • Out of the lab and into the House
      February 25, 2010 | (1)

    • Pets require real commitment
      February 24, 2010 | (3)

    • Chileans forgotten amidst Haitian aid, Olympic craze
      March 2, 2010 | (2)

    • USC trying to shake things up
      March 17, 2010 | (0)

    • Leprechauns and lucky charms
      March 16, 2010 | (2)

    • Paralympic games deserve attention
      March 15, 2010 | (2)
    • Arden Zwelling
      Arden Zwelling
      Brannagan will have steep hill to climb

      It’s great that Danny Brannagan has signed with the Canadian Football League’s Toronto Argonauts.
      Great for me because I called that [...]

    • Mike Hayes
      Mike Hayes
      Thoughts on AGM II…

      On Saturday, following several years of covering the University Students’ Council for the Gazette, I finally made it to my [...]

    • Grace Davis
      Grace Davis
      Eight Grocery Shopping Tips for Students

      Student budgets don’t have much wiggle room, and when people start shopping on their own impulse buying can run rampant. [...]

    • Jaclyn Haggarty
      Jaclyn Haggarty
      It ain’t easy staying green

      I may not be a frog, but I certainly know how difficult it is being green — or better yet, [...]

    • Arden Zwelling
      Arden Zwelling
      Argos could be in play for Canadian QB

      It’s really, really hard to be a Toronto Argonauts fan right now.
      The team, still reeling from their latest campaign [...]

    • Kiley says:
      Also, minimum wage will be >$10/hour soon, so if you're still making only $6.25/hour at your job like you claim you should perhaps talk to your employer.
      on Students to vote on UCC referendum
    • Kiley says:
      Yeahhhh... no you can't opt out. The majority of students wanted this space and thus the referendum was passed. And 4 hours of work over 4 years isn't that much if you rationally think about it. $25 a year? Just save a toonie every month and you're set. Just refrain from buying ONE coffee or
      on Students to vote on UCC referendum
    • angry person says:
      This is ridiculous. I will never use this space and do not want to spend $25 or 4 hours of hard work at my job to fund this. I hope there is an opt out on our tuition. I strongly oppose this!!!
      on Students to vote on UCC referendum
    • L. Harnick says:
      Really? On the front page? "Students with disabilities SEAKING (?!) academic ACCOMODATION (?!) facing hurdles." It's bad enough that writer, Cheryl Stone, and Gazette editors missed these grade-school spelling errors on the FRONT PAGE...don't you have "spell-check?" A University newspaper? This IS embarrassing. Sigh. L.Harnick
      on “It’s really embarrassing”
    • Stuart A. Thompson says:
      Just used these today! Stocked up for the week and saved a bundle. Now if only there was a video recipe somewhere...
      on Eight Grocery Shopping Tips for Students
    • Arden Zwelling says:
      The Globe and CP both agree with me on the stat
      on Brannagan will have steep hill to climb
    • Awk/Ward says:
      Toronto Star is pretty convinced Giulio Caravatt took the last snap as a Canadian QB for the Lions in 1996...thoughts? Link
      on Brannagan will have steep hill to climb

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    USC trying to shake things up

    On Tuesday, March 16, 2010, the University Students’ Council held a special session of the council in order to debate whether the organization should change its entire structure of governance. The vote passed unanimously. Finally. Now I can already feel the average reader squirming on the inside as they comprehend the first ... (more)

    Leprechauns and lucky charms

    I’ve never met a leprechaun and my drinking is not excessive. I don’t believe I’m particularly lucky and I certainly do not believe my ancestry entitles me to a kiss. My favourite colour is Kelly green however, but that’s beside the point. I’m Irish — or at least my heritage is. It’s ... (more)

    Paralympic games deserve attention

    This week I will be cheering for Lauren Woolstencroft. Don’t be surprised if you’ve never heard of her, she’s a downhill skier who won gold and silver medals at the Turin Winter Games — she’s also a Paralympian. Last Friday marked the opening ceremony of the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games, which ... (more)

    The good, the bad and the ugly of 2010 Olympic media coverage

    The Good James Duthie — Duthie has proven throughout the Olympics he can do more than just his regular shtick of moderating the assorted jocks and goons TSN assembles for its hockey coverage. Duthie was natural, eloquent and, at times, humourous while serving as the co-host of Olympic Daytime. Early ... (more)

    Chileans forgotten amidst Haitian aid, Olympic craze

    Hey, Chile. Thanks a lot. You couldn’t have picked a more inconvenient time to have a natural disaster. Come on, who decides to get hit by a quake during the Olympics? The Olympics! Didn’t you know the whole world would be distracted? Not to mention you’ve copied Haiti, minus the massive death ... (more)

    Western full of hilarious idiots

    I’m no elitist, but Western desperately needs to stiffen its admission standards. With first-year entrance grades averaging at 87 per cent, you’d expect Western students would be, by-and-large, an intelligent crowd. Not so. A walk through campus will quickly disillusion anyone who ever pictured university as an exclusive academic institution, full of only ... (more)

    Out of the lab and into the House

    Another election has come and gone, and nothing has changed. For the position of University Students’ Council president, this year’s field featured six candidates, with academic backgrounds covering the spectrum. A spectrum, however, that did not include anything from science or engineering. The microcosm that is our campus is unfortunately representative of ... (more)

    Pets require real commitment

    Pets and selfish people should not be paired up. I witnessed this abomination when I was in Toronto recently. With the snow flying, an extreme wind chill and a freezing –10 C temperature, a friend and I decided to step into Starbucks to grab a coffee and defrost our faces. Unfortunately, a ... (more)

    More to elections than a facebook page

    My friend’s friend is running for University Students’ Council president. I might as well vote for them, right? It’s no secret many students have no interest or aren’t “in-the-loop” when it comes to the USC. Recently, I was talking to a media, information and technoculture student about the gimmicks used throughout ... (more)

    Editor mouths off on Meals for $3

    The meals for $3 (MF3) proposal — one of USC presidential candidate Marshall Goldfarb’s platform points — reminds me of my passion for Jessica Biel. It’s nothing more than a fantasy. Hurdle 1: The Western/USC Lease Agreement One of the perks of owning a university is the ability to create contracts with ... (more)

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