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Issue
17, January 26th, 2004 |
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Political Vandalism
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picture is worth....150 bucks!?! A newly erected sign advertising
the future site of UTM’s Athletic, Health, and Wellness
Centre fell victim to vandalism last week. Students were protesting
the $150 levy. |
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Aramark employees at UTM criticize management practices
of company |
Employees of UTM's primary food service provider, Aramark,
have lashed out at the company's
management on campus. Numerous Aramark employees across
campus have accused management of treating them in a hostile
and unfriendly manner.
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Stop the food fight |
It’s about time. UTM has hired
a brave soul to untie the knots between students and food
service providers on campus. Teresa Carlisl was hired
in December 2003 as Food Services Coordinator. Ms. Carlisl
is encouraging students and faculty to address any concerns
regarding food services on campus.
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crisis invades the lives of Erindale students |
When
asked about the crisis ripping apart UTM, a third year
student replied, “Yeah, it’s
a crisis, and it’s ripping apart UTM.” Never
before has UTM faced such a problematic issue concerning
the future and well- being of campus life, students’
welfare and the overall good of humankind in the universe.
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| Rant:
Switching rooms |
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walked from the North Building today, talking with a friend
and laughing about how cold it is, when it
occurred to me that something was strange - we have
a one hour class in the North Building |
| Jack the Ripper and
crazy puppets conjure havoc in play ‘Dear Boss’ |
| The name Paul Bernard can catch
people's attention. Charles Manson can stir people's interests.
Jack the Ripper can make people go mad. |
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| UTM
hires administrator to oversee food service on campus |
With the
chaos of the new semester slowly dying down, the Students'
Administrative Council at the University of Toronto at
Mississauga (SAC UTM) held their twice-annual
book exchange last week with limited success.
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Teresa Carlisl hard at work in
her North Building office.
Full Story. |
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| UTM
students join in protest of French ban on religious sings |
| UTM students
recently joined hundreds of other demonstrators at a peaceful
rally in front of the French Consulate in downtown Toronto
to show opposition to proposed French
legislation that would see all 'conspicuous' religious
signs banned in France's public schools and state institutions.
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