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Issue
26, April 5th, 2004 |
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A young boy looks over a memorial of flowers, candles, toys,
and other gifts left in the parking lot near the ravine where
Cecilia Zhang's body was found recently. Read
the full story. |
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O’Connell elected to ECSU presidency |
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The results are in! The Erindale College Student Union
(ECSU) held its annual election
last week for next year's council. The battle for ECSU
president was won by Sean O'Connell, whose 488 majority
votes beat out opponent Jason Borchenko's 278. |
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Student leaders create conspiracy theories |
| Last
week, one or more groups of UTM students took offence
to the March 29, 2004 (Vol. 30, Issue 25) issue of the
Medium. This issue was our annual April
Fools issue, and the first and last two pages of the
paper were purely fictional. |
| Health
tips for a better lifestyle |
| If
you are like most people, you might find yourself making
poor food choices and slipping out of your exercise routine
as exams approach. As the pressure increases,
procrastination, eating, sleeping, and studying start
to take up all of your time. |
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| Campus
paper stolen from stands |
| It seems some
students at UTM can't take a joke.
Last week, several thousand copies of the Medium's annual
April Fools issue were stolen and discarded from stands
at both the UTM and St. George campuses.
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| Rez
council elections |
| The voting
booth has closed on the second annual spring Residence
Council elections. A total of 194 residence
voters, approximately 25 per cent of all eligible
voters, turned out between noon and 8 p.m. on March 25,
to cast their vote. |
| Architects
display designs for library |
| Finding a
place to study in the library is a common
complaint, especially around exam time. Tables in
the library are usually occupied and the computer labs
are often packed, leaving students competing to get to
a keyboard. |
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