The Gazette | 2010

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Methodone clinics face overcrowding

Methadone is a synthetic narcotic drug similar to morphine. But since it’s less habit-forming, doctors often use it to manage their patient’s heroin addiction and wean them off the drug….

Your cell phone could soon be your mobile doctor. British researchers have developed a small cell phone-compatible device that will diagnose the presence of sexually transmitted infections in a matter…

Sports

Mustangs killing it against competition

The York Lions looked a lot more like cubs when they rolled into town last weekend. After defeating the Ryerson Rams the previous night, the nationally sixth–ranked Mustangs men’s volleyball…

News

International students get helping hand from Premiere

While completing his tour of China last week at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty announced a new Ontario Trillium Scholarship program for the…

Editorial

Money we don’t have

The life of a university student is expensive. Between tuition, accommodation, food, transportation and social events, we’re at a point in our lives where many of us may be spending…

Arts & Life

Power-pop band Two Hours Traffic make their way to London

Hailing from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Two Hours Traffic has made a name for themselves in the Canadian music scene. The band was formed by Liam Corcoran, lead vocals and…

News Briefs

Leaf bags get curbed

With fall fading into winter, London has seen bags full of leaves appear on residential curbsides. This season the City of London has adopted a program for compostable plastic and…

Letters to the Editor

Letter: Post-strike thoughts

To the Editor: Last week’s banter gave much weight to a disappointing fear of mine: we’ve entered a horrible positive feedback loop that has student apathy fuelling corporate administrative leadership….

Football

Caught on Camera: Yates Cup Bound Mustangs!

Mustang linebacker Jason Kosec comes flying out of the tunnel ready for the OUA Semi-final battle against the McMaster Marauders.

Well wasn’t that a party. The photographers on the sidelines caught themselves simply watching the game instead of shooting it. A back-and-forth battle saw the Mustangs really test the limits…

London

Veterans protest in Vic Park

Sean Wilson, director of the Remember November 11 Association, knows what it’s like to live with loss. “My grandma lost her son, my uncle. It changed her forever,” he explained,…

Campus

Second possible strike averted

For the second time in three days, a marathon negotiating session between the University and a campus union averted a strike at Western last week. This time, the UWO Staff…

News

Western engineering nearly tops rankings

Western engineering houses several mega-projects including a team that builds and races Formula-style racing cars. Placing fifth in the world in 2009, Western’s Formula racing team gave the engineering faculty…

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International students get helping hand from Premiere

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Money we don’t have

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Power-pop band Two Hours Traffic make their way to London

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Leaf bags get curbed

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Letter: Post-strike thoughts

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Caught on Camera: Yates Cup Bound Mustangs!

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Veterans protest in Vic Park

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Second possible strike averted

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Western engineering nearly tops rankings

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