The Gazette | 2010

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Profs divided over academic Wikipedia use

Wallowing in Wikipedia articles the night before your paper’s due? You’re not alone. According to a study released by First Monday, an online peer-reviewed journal, over 50 per cent of…

LTC ridership down 8 per cent LTC ridership down 8 per cent

Preliminary results of a ridership poll conducted by the London Transit Commission have shown a decrease over the first two months of 2010. This is raising questions about the ongoing…

What happened to the Gazette?

There was a time when student newspapers represented the student voice. Flip through old Gazette issues and you’ll find irreverent reporters squawking freely about the day’s news and student life….

Pedestrians in danger, drivers must be careful

To the editor: I’m convinced it won’t be long before someone is killed right in front of University Hospital in a tragic — but not unexpected — collision between a…

St. Patty has history, drunk antics galore

To the editor: As I walked around campus on St. Patrick’s Day I did not feel as if I was at a reputable academic institution but rather just somewhere with…

Biting back on bed bugs

We’re sure about one thing: bed bugs sound inconvenient, aggravating, and downright creepy. What we’re less sure about is what’s the best course of action when they are infesting someone’s…

Student’s exams spoiled by bed bugs

Something has been bugging a Western student for several months now. According to the student, who wished to remain anonymous, bed bugs have infected her residence room in Essex Hall…

St. Paddy’s shenanigans

Behind all the St. Patrick’s Day festivities on Wednesday was a sordid mix of crime and mischief around Western. Campus Community Police Services were occupied with the expected liquor offenses…

“It’s really embarrassing”

Back in first year, Corinne Guirgis felt like she had a massive sticker on her forehead saying, “Hi, I have special needs.” In her first–year sociology class, the professor has…

Kerr captures the coveted Pipe

Fifth-year sociology student Jason Kerr tore up the track at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championships in Windsor last weekend, bringing home four medals. Kerr has been awarded this week’s Purple…

Editorial

Curing your hangover

With St. Patrick’s Day bringing a cornucopia of alcohol to the masses, the Gazette decided some hangover advice would be a welcome present to our loyal readers — especially those…

Opinion

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….

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