The Gazette | 2011

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Surreal images tell compelling stories

Grotesque ink, sculptures and woodcut gems in the Southwestern Gothic exhibit by Victor Romão look sparse against the white expanse of the Museum London wall. The background is broken…

A night of creepy blues with Timber Timbre

Performance: 4.5/5 Opener: 3.5/5 Crowd: 4/5 Setlist: 3.5/5 Worth the cash: 4/5 Montreal-based band Timber Timbre played at the Aeolian Hall Wednesday night as part of their post-Polaris Prize…

Nozuka not up to standard

Performance: 3/5 Opener: 3/5 Setlist: 3.5/ 5 Crowd: 0.5/5 Worth the Cash: 2.5/5 On Wednesday night, heartthrob Justin Nozuka took the stage at the London Music Hall and attempted to…

Thunderwolves take Western to the brink

The Mustangs women’s volleyball team rode their wave of momentum into Lakehead on Sunday when they took down the Thunderwolves by a score of 3-2. The Thunderwolves gave the Mustangs…

Digging Deeper: The Dark Side of Sophing

Western’s sophs have been overworked since before any of us can remember. I dug through the Gazette archives to find incidents in the past that were reported on, organized in…

London Public Library looks to tighten Wi-Fi policies

Patrons of the library may have to say goodbye to unfettered internet use. This Thursday the London Public Library will conduct its annual review of its internet service policy and…

City council needs to butt out

Earlier this week, it was announced that the London Middlesex Health Unit is considering a recommendation to ban outdoor smoking in London. While I highly doubt that London City Council…

Queen’s marching band suspended

Queen’s Bands, the amalgamation of musicians that make up the Queen’s University marching band, has been suspended from all performances for the remainder of the semester following the distribution of…

News

CASA descends on Ottawa for lobby conference

Last week, representatives from 27 Canadian student unions visited Parliament Hill in Ottawa for the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations’ annual lobby conference. From November 13 to 18, CASA lobbied…

Arts & Life

What’s in your lunch meat?

From ham and swiss to pastrami on rye, cold cuts are a lunchtime staple. Processed or cured meats, which include ham, salami, bologna, roast beef and even sausages and…

Hockey

Golden Hawks down ‘Stangs in close contest

Even a red-hot Keaton Turkiewicz couldn’t help the Mustangs men’s hockey team overcome the struggling Laurier Golden Hawks as they suffered a 5-4 loss on Saturday. Coming in with a…

Arts & Life

Seeds grow in rich soil

Performance – 4/5 Opening act – 4/5 Setlist – 3.5/5 Audience – 2.5/5 Worth the Cash – 3/5 Hey Rosetta’s concert at the London Music Hall Sunday night was an…

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CASA descends on Ottawa for lobby conference

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What’s in your lunch meat?

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Golden Hawks down ‘Stangs in close contest

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