The Gazette | 2011

Letter: All degrees a major asset

Re: “English a major asset” (Jan. 20, 2011) To the Editor: Stop bragging about how important your faculty or your major is relative to other majors. The truth is every…

Mustangs choke in fifth

After opening up a 2-1 set lead against the Queen’s Gaels, the Mustangs men’s volleyball team couldn’t finish the job on Saturday. With two of the top teams in Ontario…

Women blow Gaels away

To say the Gaels were having an off day would be an understatement. The Mustangs squad was in full force, dominating the court without a response from the Gaels as…

Oscars still walk the careful line

With this year’s Oscar nominees announced yesterday, the entertainment industry is holding their annual reaction to the announcements — did the Academy get things right, who was snubbed, etc. But…

Some light reading

So what are you up to this fine Wednesday morning? In class? Brain slowly decomposing into a soft, gooey mush as a direct result of the lecture you’re currently drudging…

Western breaks United record

On Monday morning, Western set a record for the largest donation in history for United Way of London and Middlesex. According to Alex Kulczycki, Western’s campus campaign manager, the $631,487…

A new residence is planned for campus

With enrolment rates increasing and residence space limited, it’s expected housing for students will undergo expansion in the next few years. Although the approval has not been passed yet, planning…

Controversial gift raises eyebrows

Western may have opened a can of financial worms when they looked for donations earlier this year. Goldman Sachs, an internationally known banking and securities firm, is providing a $35,000…

Stripper licensing sought

A new bylaw being considered in London could force adult entertainment workers to become card-carrying strippers. In the City’s 2011 budget, a note was made to consider requiring adult dancers…

Election signs may be banned from campus

In previous years, campaign signs erected on University College hill signaled the beginning of the University Students’ Council presidential election. This year, however, the layer of snow covering UC Hill…

News

Thames gets a facelift

With a new plan in place, the City of London and mayor Joe Fontana are dedicated to transforming the Thames River into a focal point of the city. The Thames…

Campus

Depression strikes campus

One in four students who visit campus health services are showing symptoms of depression, according to a recent study. The report, published by the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, said this…

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