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Issue
18, February 2nd, 2004 |
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U of T generates $1 billion
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U of T announced last Thursday that it has achieved a fundraising
milestone. The Campaign for the U of T, a fundraising initiative
started in 1997, recently broke the $1 billion mark. |
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WinterFest brings students together |
students at Erindale remember last Monday because that's
when the cold weather really hit.
Some classes were cancelled, traffic increased and the
line at Tim Hortons was longer than usual.
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| Students
left in the dark over spending at U of T |
You
love the smell, sound, sight and most importantly the
feel of it. What am I talking about?
I’m talking about that one thing that makes anyone
and everyone smile, I’m talking about M-O-N-E-Y.
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| Commuters
exhausted over parking problems |
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No matter what season it is, there is consistently
a parking problem at UTM. Every year someone writes
to the paper, or The Medium publishes an article on some
parking issue that voices the concerns of hundreds of
commuting students. |
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| Athletics
bans use of cellular cameras |
The Centre
for Physical Education (CPE) at UTM has banned the use
of cell phones equipped with digital cameras in its facilities.
The ban is in response to concerns being expressed nationwide
about inappropriate photographs
being taken in change rooms and work-out areas using cell
phone cameras.
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The plight of the homeless people
is often ignored.
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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