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Issue
6, October 18th, 2004 |
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UTMAC President Daniel Raza takes the first swing at the ceremonial
foam wall to mark the beginning of construction on the Recreation,
Athletics and Wellness Centre last Thursday. Full
Story. |
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Wall breaking ceremony officially brings the RAWC to UTM
campus |
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Last Thursday marked the commencement
of construction for the Recreation, Athletics and Wellness
Centre (RAWC) at UTM. During a wall breaking ceremony held
in the gym, those present heard speeches from distinguished
members of the community reflecting the importance of the
centre at UTM. |
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Politicizing SAC |
| The pot
of controversy that is SAC politics has been stirred
once again. This time, some folks are upset about photographs
that appear in the agenda SAC handed out to UTM students.
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| Local
artist makes a charitable donation |
| “My
paintings are emotional
pieces, they have stories behind them,” said Anna
Silgardo describing her work which was showcased this weekend.
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| UTM campus
becomes Evergreened |
| This fall, the
UTM campus is getting
a green boost from Mississauga environmental partner
Evergreen. Efforts have been made to naturalize the campus
through tree plantings and to spread awareness about environmental
concerns through education. |
New pass to alleviate parking problems. Full
Story. |
| Enviro
conference connects U of T |
| The University
of Toronto Environmental Protection Advisory Committee (EPAC)
held
an open forum in Sidney Smith on the afternoon of Friday,
October 15. Students and staff were welcome to attend and
the number of participants varied from session to session.
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