The Gazette | 2009

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Londoners split over value of Street View

London is one of the latest Canadian cities to be part of Google’s immense Street View project. London joined a growing number of Canadian cities this week when it was…

Did you hear the collective groan yesterday afternoon when Western’s wireless system malfunctioned? It was just another instance in the lengthy history of Western’s sub-par web services. And the technological…

News

Brace for strike through exams

It is looking less and less likely a resolution to the London transit strike will be reached before the winter exam schedule begins next week. “In the best-case scenario the…

Letters to the Editor

Study examines insect offspring

A study conducted by scientists at Western has shown insects value their own survival above reproduction. The study, conducted by Western PhD candidate Katie Marshall and supervisor Brent Sinclair, was…

News

Research funding raked in over $226M

With approximately $226 million received in research funding, Western looks to improve its national ranking. “We rank second in provincial funding levels [behind the University of Toronto] and 10th nationally,”…

News

Degree Audit bugs causing headaches for undergrads

Students left in the dark about graduation may have to look beyond Western’s audit program to determine if they are eligible for graduation. The Degree Audit, a service available on…

Letters to the Editor

Facebook faces new changes

Facebook has decided to redesign its layout, yet again. The social networking site made some significant alterations in the past year. However, they are now experimenting with another new layout…

Arts & Life

Arkells toured Canada but hope to go global

With hype subsiding from their 2008 album, Jackson Square, and an extensive Canadian tour coming to a close, indie-rock band the Arkells are ready to blow London out of the…

Arts & Life

Arts Project displays Fixation, an exhibit by friends

The London Arts Project always tries to exhibit great local art, such as David Strauss and Greg Benns’ latest, Fixation. Local artists Strauss and Benns are the latest to display…

Sports

Mustangs swimming has sights set on U of T

Women aim to defend, men after redemption

News

What Next? Part IV: Teachers’ College

Everyone remembers their favourite teachers, be it the cheery kindergarten teacher who taught you finger painting or the prof who inspired you to pursue a particular field. If you want…

Editorial

Proud to be Partners with the U.S.

Some Canadians are outraged the contract for the new multi-million dollar Olympic pavilion known as Canada House — meant to honour and represent Canadian heritage for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics…

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Londoners split over value of Street View

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Brace for strike through exams

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Study examines insect offspring

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Research funding raked in over $226M

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Degree Audit bugs causing headaches for undergrads

Letters to the Editor

Facebook faces new changes

Arts & Life

Arkells toured Canada but hope to go global

Arts & Life

Arts Project displays Fixation, an exhibit by friends

Sports

Mustangs swimming has sights set on U of T

News

What Next? Part IV: Teachers’ College

Editorial

Proud to be Partners with the U.S.

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