The Gazette | 2009

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Rah Rah’s tongue-in-cheek act comes to London

At the moment, Regina’s Rah Rah are touring in Montreal — and they’re sick. Despite illness, they remain in good spirits as they make their way to Southwestern Ontario where…

Where The Wild Things Are delivers aesthetically

4/5 Stars Where the Wild Things Are Directed by: Spike Jonze Starring: Max Records, Catherine Keener, James Gandolfini Spike Jonze’s adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are is a film…

Mustang Cheerleading Squad

Gazette reporter Allie Fonarev goes to the Western Mustang Cheerleaders’ practice to talk to the athletes, get tips from the coach and try her hand at some cheerleading moves.

Tuition rise worth it in the long run

According to a recent Statistics Canada report on post-secondary tuition fees, Canadian institutions have seen an identical rise (3.6 per cent) compared to last year’s increase despite the economic downturn…

Letters to the Editor

History gives value to boycotting

Re: “Pro-Palestinian doesn’t mean anti-Israel” Oct. 14, 2009 To the editor: Letter-writer Leore Zimner rightfully deplores the “demonization” of Israel, but in doing so unfortunately throws the baby out with…

Opinion

LTC workers strike at their own peril

At midnight tonight, London Transit workers are legally able to go on strike. If London sees anything like Ottawa’s recent strike — when buses stopped for almost two months —…

News

Ontario tuition highest in Canada

Post-secondary students in Ontario will once again pay a higher tuition fee than any other province in the country, even as the national average continues to increase. For the second…

News Briefs

Mac appoints new prez

Last week, McMaster University announced it would be appointing Patrick Deane as the university’s new president. Outgoing president Peter George, who spent the past 45 years employed at McMaster, will…

News Briefs

York assault

York Security Services and the Toronto Police Service are currently investigating an incident of assault, which occurred Sunday, Oct. 18 at 3 p.m. in a residence at York University. According…

News Briefs

Instructor arrested for kidnapping

Last Wednesday an instructor at Michigan State University and renowned Veterinary College resident was arrested on multiple charges of sexual assault and one charge of kidnapping. According to reports from…

News Briefs

Oh deer

A local nursing home received an unexpected new tenant when a large deer broke into the home last weekend. The incident occurred around 3:30 a.m. last Sunday at the Blue…

News

SHS at full capacity dealing with mental health issues

Students are taking mental health support at Western into their own hands. “People pass [mental illness] off as non-existent, when it indirectly affects everyone on campus,” Jennifer Francis, a fifth-year…

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