The Gazette | Archive for 2011 April

Hayes’d and Confused, one last time

There’s a certain note of finality to any piece of writing I’ve produced for the Gazette over the years. Once it heads off to the printer, the words I put…

Haters gonna hate

Hell hath no fury like a student scorned. Throughout this year, I’ll admit, we’ve published an article or two calling the student demographic apathetic. But the reality is you really…

So sorry, it’s over

With this being the Gazette’s last issue of Volume 104, now is a good time to reflect back on the 98 issues published this year. The Gazette, like all campus…

Local boy gets UFC title shot

When the UFC holds their first main event in Ontario at the end of the month, Canadians everywhere will be cheering for the national hero in Georges St–Pierre to retain…

Carrying it with her

‪Courtesy of the Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society‬

What do you see when you look at Western student Jessica Grossman? What you can’t see is the hardship she endured for years. What you can see is her ostomy….

In reflection, the USC and Gazette are two of a kind

It was a fitting finale yesterday when the Gazette released its annual University Students’ Council report cards. These leaders represent the collective efforts of a mutli-million dollar organization. And while…

News

SRP Referendum Valid

This afternoon, the University Students’ Council Appeals Board deemed the results of the Student Refugee Program referendum valid. After reviewing an appeal of the original decision made by the Elections…

Arts & Life

Cleaning up your Facebook

Summer is just around the corner – and so are interviews for internships and jobs. At job interviews, we all try to put our best foot forward. That means looking…

Opinion

Reflecting back upon the school year

April is a time for new beginnings — Spring has arrived, birds are chirping, flowers are blooming and snow is melting everywhere except London. But in the university world, April…

Editorial

Limiting access not advisable

The Conservative Party is doing damage control after a few supporters were kicked out of a rally in London for doing little more than having an association with another party….

Basketball

Dome destroys national championship game

The madness was beautiful right up until Monday night. We were then treated to the ugliest national championship game in the modern era. Connecticut shot a pretty poor 34 per…

Hockey

Mustangs Moving On: Ellie Seedhouse

Change is never easy — this year Mustangs women’s hockey captain Ellie Seedhouse learned that the hard way. “It was a pretty tough year,” she said. “It was a big rebuilding…

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Local boy gets UFC title shot

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SRP Referendum Valid

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Cleaning up your Facebook

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Reflecting back upon the school year

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Limiting access not advisable

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Dome destroys national championship game

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Mustangs Moving On: Ellie Seedhouse

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