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Coming home with bronze

Coming home with bronze

2012/03/22
by Maclaine Chadwick, Sports Editor
Sports, Varsity

FOR THE FIRST time ever, the University of Ottawa women’s basketball team brought back something shiny from the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Final Eight championships….

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Students turn online for courses

Students turn online for courses

2012/03/17
by Darren Sharp, Online Editor
News, University of Ottawa

STUDENTS LOOKING TO get ahead in their studies during their summer months usually turn to local classes. But if the choices for courses are lacking…

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U of O working on bilingual PhD in communication

U of O working on bilingual PhD in communication

2012/03/14
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
News, University of Ottawa

A GROUP OF eight professors is working on implementing the University of Ottawa’s first PhD communication program, which will be entirely bilingual. This program will…

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Looking for a furry friend? Think before you adopt

Looking for a furry friend? Think before you adopt

2012/03/14
by KayCie Gravelle, News Editor
Op-Ed, Opinions

CONFESSION TIME: I have a cat. This is a confession, because more often than not I discourage my friends who are students from getting pets….

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Behind the Olympic rings

Behind the Olympic rings

2012/03/14
by Maclaine Chadwick, Sports Editor
Other, Sports

ON JULY 27, millions of people will be glued to their computers and televisions to watch one of the greatest sporting events in history. That’s…

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Aerobic-A-Thon for ALS

Aerobic-A-Thon for ALS

2012/03/14
by Maclaine Chadwick, Sports Editor
Fitness & Health, Sports

AFTER 13 YEARS of teaching various fitness classes for the University of Ottawa’s Sports Services, Siobhán Rock taught her last class in May 2011 after…

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Women’s basketball team wins OUA championship

Women’s basketball team wins OUA championship

2012/03/08
by Maclaine Chadwick, Sports Editor
Sports, Varsity

THE GEES LED an incredible season this year, with a record 16-consecutive-game winning streak, their first Capital Hoops victory ever, and to top it off,…

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It’s the end of the world as we know it

It’s the end of the world as we know it

2012/03/08
by Julia Fabian, Executive Editor
Opinions, Point/Counterpoint

THE LONG-PROPHESIZED END of the world is upon us—if you buy into the mania surrounding the end of the Mayan calendar, that is. Though we’ve…

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Passports, airplanes, and hostels—oh my!

Passports, airplanes, and hostels—oh my!

2012/03/08
by Adam Feibel, Arts Editor
Arts, Culture

WITH MIDTERMS OVER and final papers looming, it’s the time of year when students begin looking forward to summer break. While some choose to work,…

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Niqab ban oppresses new Canadian citizens

Niqab ban oppresses new Canadian citizens

2012/03/08
by Julia Fabian, Executive Editor
Op-Ed, Opinions

TORONTO (CUP)—IMMIGRATION MINISTER JASON Kenney—best known for his support of deportation policies—is in the spotlight once again. This time, it’s for his recent implementation of…

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