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| Happy Holidays! |
Issue
13, December 1st, 2003 |
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| Happy
Holidays from The Medium Staff. Top Row: Johanna, Mehraan, Zarar
and Mike. Middle Row: Darryl, Maria and Adrian. Bottom Row:
Romano, Stephanie and Andrea. |
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UTM holiday food bigger than ever |
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Numerous student groups have joined forces to help those
in need this holiday season. The UTM
Food Drive, running from Nov. 19 to Dec. 4, was organized
by the SAC, ECSU, and Student Centre Events. |
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U of T professor gives talk on literary adaptation |
A lecture room in the North building was packed last Monday
as listeners gathered to hear Professor
Linda Hutcheon talk about her recent work researching
adaptation from the literary world to other media forms
and the theoretical issues surrounding it.
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| Book
for kids by UTM student |
Want
to know how to write a book? UTM English major Shaila
Kibria says all you really need is motivation.
That’s why she wrote Maariyah’s Day, a book
for children at about Grade Two level, now on the shelves
at Chapters (hardcover, $15.95).
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| Even Dave Grohl can’t
help |
If you're looking for a headache to excuse
yourself out of a lecture, test your ears to Killing
Joke's latest self-titled album.
The band's new album starts off with its only decent track,
‘The Death and Resurrection Show.’ |
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| Problems
between Blind Duck & Aramark |
Communication
problems between the Blind Duck Pub and its food service
provider, Aramark are on the rise
and students are feeling the effects.
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| Sign at Blind Duck
Pub informs students of their comdiment rights. Full
Story. |
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| CCIT
building well on its way |
| Starting in
September 2004, students in the Communication, Culture
and Information Technology (CCIT) program will
have their own building, designed for the specific
needs of the CCIT curriculum. |
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