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Issue
21, March 1st, 2004 |
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Party Time at UTM
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Blind Duck pub had a party atmosphere as students, including
this one, gathered to celeberate Carribean culture. Full
Story. |
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Shattered glass at UTM |
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Employees of UTM's Facility Resources had an above-average
amount of broken glass to deal with last week after
a bizarre series of incidents. A residence window smashed
by a rock, a vending machine kicked by an angry student,
and a car accident on Outer Circle Road were unrelated
in occurrence but similar in result. |
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Election promises |
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For many jaded UTM students, student
elections will go by unnoticed. Some may even go about
their day without noticing the posters and pictures that
are suddenly appearing on hallway walls and bulletin boards.
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| Reflection
on a good deed done |
Last
Sunday, after attending mass, an unusual
thing happened as I made my way home. I should probably
start by saying that I am Roman Catholic, and like many
other Catholics, I feel reluctant to go to church.
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| 30th
annual Snider lecture |
Renowned
oncologist and U of T professor, Dr. Robert Buckman, gave
an enthusiastic and informed talk
last Thursday for the 30th annual Snider lecture.
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| Balanced
life lecture |
| Stressed out
students had the opportunity to vent and deal with their
frustrations at a lecture held at UTM Friday night. The
lecture was entitled "Take Control
of Your Life". |
| Residence
council holds first AGM |
| According
to UTM Residence Council members, residence students can
rest assured knowing that their money
has been well spent. At the beginning of the school
year, a mandatory $20 fee was collected from all students
living on campus to be allocated to finance the council. |
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