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Issue
2, September 13th, 2004 |
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Wolf whistles abound, construction workers finally had a chance
last Thursday to see close up some of the students they’ve
been staring at through the chain-link fence for the past year
and a half. |
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Shuttle bus fare now free for all UTM students |
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Starving students can now save
some spare pocket change with the recent removal of
shuttle bus fees for UTMers. Formerly subsidized at a
cost of $2 per trip, the shuttle bus is now free for all
UTM students to use with a valid ID card. |
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Healthy body; Healthy mind |
| For a
1st year University student, the first week of school
can be a time of competing
emotions. Excitement can quickly turn to fear |
| Mirandolina
is nothing but charming |
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went to Florence, Italy on Monday night, courtesy of Soulpepper
Theatre Company’s production of Mirandolina
by Carlo Goldoni. |
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| Big
Brother watching over the Student Centre |
| Heads
up to anyone who lives inside the Student Centre.
Every move you make is being recorded by newly installed,
bubble-shaped cameras that are mounted high on the walls
of the building. |
| Frosh
athletics attracts fewer than anticipated |
| On September
12th, the Toronto Argonauts and hundreds of their fans
took over the UTM campus to interact and have fun at the
annual Argonauts Fan
Appreciation Day. |
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