Thursday October 17, 2002
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Thursday October 17, 2002 - 4:55 p.m.
Ivey
takes second stumble, denies any fall
An American business
journal released its rankings of business schools this week and Western's
very own Richard Ivey School of Business finds itself ranked third in
terms of Canadian institutions.
University students get portables, many still hoping for recess
The double cohort crunch may lead to the use of portables as a solution to handling the increased number of student placements in Ontario universities, including the University of Toronto.
Proposed LTC cuts on city hall agenda
Municipal officials have said budget cuts at London's city hall, which could include cuts to the London Transit Commission, should not affect current bus services provided to the Western community.
SATIRE: Magical dragon runs for BOG
In addition to longing for Jackie Paper, autumn mist and a land called
Honalee, the newest candidate in the race for student representative on
Western's Board of Governors plans to blow away the competition.
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Picard/Gazette
HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS. Dave Brusutti, a third-year
honours geography student, accomplished his goal of seeing the world on
Wednesday.
| ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT |
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Most bands are like jugs of milk:
fresh today, but what about in a year? Bands work hard to ensure
their sound doesn't become sour and dated like expired milk. Canadian
rock quartet Treble Charger are no exception.
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| SPORTS |
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Exhibition games are never poetry in
motion and both Western and Guelph's women's basketball teams held
true to that on Tuesday night.
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| CAMPUS & CULTURE |
| World religions meet same-sex marriage Religion and homosexuality are two
topics controversial in their own right. Together, the subjects
create passionate opinions and the guarantee of high tension. MORE
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