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Snowmageddon 2010
As the snow continued to endlessly fall over London Tuesday afternoon, the University of Western Ontario and The Spoke were forced to do the unthinkable. They cancelled Rick McGhie’s Wednesday night performance. It was just the latest in a string ... Read More »
Under pressure
It’s exam season, and you have three finals in four days. You haven’t made it to the gym in weeks and that bag of chips is starting to haunt you. At home you grab some dinner and try to memorize ... Read More »
One deep romantic comedy
Love and Other Drugs Director: Edward Zwick Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway Relationships can often be complicated. But things are even more complex when the person you love is dealing with an incurable disease. In Edward Zwick’s latest movie, Love and ... Read More »
Mustangs fall short in Uteck Bowl
It would have been a little too perfect. Mustangs kicker Lirim Hajrullahu was trotting onto the field for the second game-winning field goal in the dying seconds of a championship game in as many weeks. Last week it was a ... Read More »
Previewing the Uteck Bowl
Photo by Jody Bailey and Corey Stanford The Mustangs will wake up in Quebec City Saturday, ready to play the number one ranked team in the country, the Laval Rouge et Or, for the Uteck Bowl and a berth in ... Read More »
Hosting a dinner party – 3 recipes, 3 videos.
If you ever want to host a dinner party and find yourself stuck for recipe ideas, check out the ones below. They’re delicious, easy, and inexpensive. Click on the title to find the actual recipe. To read a full article ... Read More »
McAdams and Ford make Morning Glory a must see film
Morning Glory Director: Roger Michell Starring: Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton Striving for a balance between work and play can be almost impossible when your life revolves around your job. In her latest film Morning Glory, London native Rachel McAdams plays awkwardly—charming Becky ... Read More »
Remembering the Forest City
While London will take time today to commemorate Canadian soldiers, they may not realize some of the Forest City’s deeper connections with war and its many memorials. A walk off of Richmond Row could turn into a history lesson. Victoria ... Read More »
Strike averted
The UWO Faculty Association reached a last-minute deal with administration yesterday, barely averting a strike that would have cancelled classes for nearly all main campus students Read More »
Why are you so tired?
Sleep — everyone wants it, but it never feels like we’re getting enough. Getting a good night’s sleep helps people stay physically and mentally fit. But with loaded schedules that demand our attention, students often see sleep as an inconvenience instead ... Read More »
Western student remembered
When David Edmondson, a 22-year-old Western science student, passed away early Sunday morning, he left behind more than just a promising medical career. He left a vibrant, diverse cast of friends and classmates at Western that he influenced and affected ... Read More »
A city of addicts
With 50-85 clients passing through every day, Karen Burton’s office is anything but quiet. Enduring unpredictable line-ups, long wait times and the occasional 9-1-1 call, clients wait patiently for the free product she provides: needles used to inject drugs. Karen ... Read More »
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