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Western union OKs strike vote

A faculty strike may be another step closer for Western if administration and the faculty union can’t reach a contract deal. The latest development after months of negotiations came Tuesday…

LOLA Festival

I managed to catch a few bands at the LOLA festival this past weekend, including Trio Tarana, My Brightest Diamond, Born Ruffians, Minotaurs, Land of Talk, and Caribou. It was…

Banana Muffins

We’re cutting out sugar in this week’s Cooking with Grace — not because it’s “bad” for us, but because it’s good to be conscious of our sugar intake and consume…

Just another weekend in the OUA

Welcome back you bunch of sucks The Mustangs must be wondering what they did wrong. They take a little road trip down to Windsor this weekend. They come away with…

And the winner is…

Last night the fifth annual Polaris Prize was awarded to Karkwa, a Montreal alt-rock band that’s drawn comparison to Sigur Ros, Radiohead and Coldplay, for their album Les chemins de…

Admission Review

Jean Hanff Korelitz’s novel Admission deals with a process every student at Western can relate to — the university application and admission process. Portia Nathan, the main character, has been…

QR Codes entering student handbook

The University of Guelph is looking to make a memorable first impression on prospective students by integrating QR, or Quick Response codes, into its 2011 admission handbooks. All the student…

Scar tissue MRI helps doctors

The Robarts Research Laboratory has come up with a way to produce some beautiful pictures of your body — of the insides, that is. A recent study shows an MRI-based technique…

Teachers suspected of cheating, for once

Ten Ontario high schools are suspected of cheating on mandatory testing and teachers have been implicated as suspects. St. Peter’s Catholic Secondary School in Peterborough is one of the schools currently…

Arts & Life

Time to bring your A game

Think you have what it takes to really impress the ladies? The AXE Tongue Twist Campus Challenge, hosted by NBC’s Last Comic Standing Darrin Rose and the AXE ladies, will…

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Grocery store bound for UCC

Finally, the four food groups on campus won’t consist of coffee, pizza, bagels, and Chinese food. Set to open by the beginning of October, GroceryCheckout.com will provide students with staple…

Opinion

Moderation the key to healthy politics

I’m kind of a junkie for The New York Times — it’s just one of those habits I’ve had for as long as I can remember. As a result, I…

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