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The Globe and CP both agree with me on the stat: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/football/argos-sign-queens-qb/article1501088/
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Toronto Star is pretty convinced Giulio Caravatt took the last snap as a Canadian QB for the Lions in 1996...thoughts? Link
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One could always, sit down, shut up and pay attention in class. But hey, I'm old fashioned in these matters.
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$7.50/day for food is a lot! It's called coupons, discount groceries stores, and cooking! In my undergrad I had a $30/week budget for groceries and survived just fine. I always had the canada food quide posted on my fridge and followed it every day. I got more than enough fresh fruits and veggies in, it's
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Here’s the thing… A learning issue is normally something to be quite proud of. We don’t need to be made to feel that being singled out is wrong. It’s not so bad to be singled out. Everyone in the world is special, unique and exceptional in some way or another. For those of us with
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I would like the Spoke to be fast. It took 20 minutes on a Thursday just after 2:00 to get a grilled cheese combo from ordering to receiving. It was not busy, it was just that the staff didn't seem competent. I also had to ask that my drink be filled up because there was
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Hi Susan and Matt, I am doing a piece on the Vagina Monologues for the campus radio station, CHRW. I have interviewed the producer and cast of the show and was wondering if I could interview you also to get an alternative perspective on the piece? Kind regards Maddie
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Western’s archrival has done it again. Since joining the Ontario University Athletics conference at the beginning of the decade, the Lakehead Thunderwolves have contested six playoff series against the Mustangs, never with home-ice advantage. For the fourth time, the Thunderwolves knocked the Mustangs out of the Queen’s Cup race after ... (more)
1. Don’t be fooled by Gary Bettman’s posturing over the NHL’s involvement in the2014 winter Olympic games in Sochi, Russia. The NHL will be there. 2. Bettman, a shrewd negotiator, is well aware of the fact the players want to be at that tournament. And with another session of collective bargaining ... (more)
Twenty-one wins, 42 points and the Ontario University Athletics West division title. Yet, after 55 minutes of game two against the upstart University of Ontario Institute of Technology Ridgebacks, all of the accolades the Western Mustangs men’s hockey team earned seemed meaningless. Enter Yashar Farmanara. Down one game to the Ridgebacks ... (more)
Starting Roberto Luongo against the Germans Tuesday night and for the rest of the tournament is the easiest decision head coach Mike Babcock has had to make during these Olympic games. Martin Brodeur looked like an amateur playing against the United States Sunday night and was truly outclassed by his ... (more)
Busy week in sports, no? Definitely a whole lot to talk about. I won’t get to everything — how about them Raptors? — since most customers won’t make it through to the end of this if I do. Apparently the kids don’t have the attention spans for my, ... (more)
The Western Mustangs women’s hockey team got back in the win column on Sunday afternoon and it couldn’t have come at a better time. They may have needed the shootout to do it, but the Mustangs defeated the Waterloo Warriors 2-1 at Thompson arena. The two points were crucial for ... (more)
As the Mustangs accumulated in a circle on the ice at the John Labatt Centre to hoist the Jack Frost Cup, it almost looked like they had won something worth celebrating. Of course, they haven’t really earned that right of passage — beating the last place team in a competition for ... (more)
1. I’m not feeling a lot of remorse for Georges Laraque after the Montreal Canadiens told the 13-year NHL veteran to go home and stay there for the rest of the season — a move Laraque called “classless.” Laraque is being grossly overpaid — the Habs signed him to a three-year ... (more)
The Mustangs women’s hockey team is its own worst enemy. The Mustangs coughed up a two-goal lead in the third period at Thompson arena Sunday night, eventually losing 4-3 in a shootout to the visiting Brock Badgers. The loss marked the second time in two consecutive nights the Mustangs had squandered a ... (more)
Despite an early lead, the Mustangs failed to hang on to the win.
The Western women’s hockey team opened up its two-game weekend with a heartbreaking 5-4 loss at home against the Guelph Gryphons on Saturday evening.
After the game, Mustangs head coach Paul
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