The Gazette | 2011

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TEDx talk arrives at Western in March

Have you met TED? As in, the conference for Technology, Entertainment and Design, which is poised to arrive in London this spring courtesy of a few ambitious Western students. TED…

A golden goldfinch discovery at Western

A Western biology master’s student has made a discovery about American goldfinches, which is garnering attention for being the first of its kind. Thomas Luloff, who studied 120 goldfinches in…

Letter: Voice your oil sands concerns

Re: “Suzuki talks oil sands” (Jan. 27, 2011) To the Editor: Thanks to the Gazette for highlighting the documentary Tipping Point: The Age of the Oil Sands, which aired last…

Sachs of cash for the taking

Western has accepted a $35,000 scholarship from Goldman Sachs, a company widely criticized as one of the causes of the recent financial crisis. The scholarship turned some heads last week…

Amos Lee – Mission Bell

Amos Lee Mission Bell EMI’s Blue Note Records Philadelphia-based singer and songwriter Amos Lee establishes himself as a force to be reckoned with on his new album, Mission Bell. Since…

The case for a smaller USC

It’s funny, some of the things you miss after a while. I never thought I’d be in a position where I’d miss covering University Students’ Council meetings, but yet I…

Explore Inside the Asylum

As the title of the collection suggests, Inside the Asylum features an assembly of dark, somewhat morbid artwork. Currently occupying the back walls of The ARTS Project on Dundas Street,…

Sarah Cripps Practice Last Tango Productions Toronto native Sarah Cripps has released her first EP entitled Practice. Having worked with producer David Kalmusky and songwriter David Martin, Cripps is bound…

Sports

Mustangs reset against Windsor

After losing two of the last three games, including a five-set heartbreaker against the second-ranked Queen’s Gaels, the Western Mustangs men’s volleyball team bounced back by sweeping the Windsor Lancers…

Sports

Hard work on D pays off

It didn’t take long for the women’s volleyball team to take complete control in their match against the Windsor Lancers, beating them convincingly in three straight sets. The Mustangs dominance…

Arts & Life

Starbucks introduces new size

If a 24-ounce Venti coffee wasn’t enough to quench a coffee drinker’s thirst, then maybe a new 31-ounce Trenta will do the trick. On May 3, Starbucks will introduce the…

News

Western accepts Goldman Sachs scholarship

Western has decided to accept a controversial $35,000 scholarship from banking and security firm Goldman Sachs. On Jan. 28, the Board of Governors accepted a proposal for an MBA scholarship…

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