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Bright Eyes satisfies audience with extensive set

There’s only one thing better than Conor Oberst’s voice, and that’s hearing it live. Indie-rock band Bright Eyes played close to a two hour long set on Friday night at…

From Boston to California to Miami, University Students’ Council executive retreats have been gaining momentum for the past four years, touching down across the continent and achieving an annual budget of…

Opinion

In memory of Jack

Perhaps I might be the wrong person to eulogize Jack Layton. Ideologically I never really agreed with him. I opposed many of his policies, and there was a lot I…

Sports

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

The Good So a 50-7 loss isn’t the best way to end a tournament, especially when competing for the gold against the vaunted Americans. Nevertheless, the Canadian national team certainly…

News

Solar panels may grace UCC roof

The sun is shining on the Student Legacy Fund, as the University Students’ Council plans on using the money to construct solar panels on the roof of the University Community…

Arts & Life

Last minute summer fun

With just over two weeks of summer remaining, have you done everything you set out to do? As students we’re generally procrastinators, but the summer activities you’ve been putting off…

Editorial

What you see ain’t what you get

This summer, dollar drink days were back at McDonald’s. They were only a dollar, all summer. Ba da ba ba ba. If you possess functioning eyes or ears, there is…

Opinion

Censorship not the solution

It’s easy to blame technology. Recently, social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have come under fire for being used as organizational tools for youth rioting in the streets of…

Basketball

New basketball recruit shows promise

After a disappointing 11-11 season and the loss of star forward Andy Wedemire, the Mustangs men’s basketball team needed to get help fast. Enter recruit Aaron Shadrach, one part of…

News Briefs

O-Week goes high-tech

In the Western Dimension, the future is digital. This year, the sale of O-Week kits for first year students has moved to the online realm in an effort to boost…

Campus

WebCT has an expiration date

After a somewhat embattled 14-year tenure as Western’s online Learning Management System, WebCT will soon be heading to the recycle bin. Blackboard Inc., the owner and administrator of the service,…

Arts & Life

A litte fresh air goes a long way for your health

The boring walls and endless rows of elliptical machines at Campus Recreation don’t have to be blamed for your freshman — or sophomore – fifteen. Recent studies have shown there…

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Bright Eyes satisfies audience with extensive set

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Charge and retreat

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In memory of Jack

Sports

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

News

Solar panels may grace UCC roof

Arts & Life

Last minute summer fun

Editorial

What you see ain’t what you get

Opinion

Censorship not the solution

Basketball

New basketball recruit shows promise

News Briefs

O-Week goes high-tech

Campus

WebCT has an expiration date

Arts & Life

A litte fresh air goes a long way for your health

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