Surviving Reality

Now that Richard has fattened himself back up on a million dollars worth of Twinkies and all Joel’s friends are sick and tired of his ‘this time on the island…’ stories, millions across America have been left with a large hole to fill in their Wednesday nights and perhaps their lives. To meet...

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NellyCountry Grammar If Nelly was the king of the world we’d all be chilling in the hood, waving our gats in the air and capping off every sucker MC who’s style wasn’t fresh. We’d ride around in expensive cars while big booty ho’s passed the chronic and danced. He’d be 50 feet tall and we’d flock...

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New residence planned for the fall of 2003

A steady annual increase in student enrollment at Queen’s and the fast-approaching double cohort year has prompted numerous plans to increase current accommodation facilities. At present, Queen’s does not have the resources available to provide this influx of students with housing and food services,...

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X-Canada Campus Briefs

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO After a long bitter strike that began in early June, part-time U of T Bookstore workers and U of T Press, the bookstore’s owners, have finally reached an agreement. “We didn’t give up,” said Medhi Kouhestaninejad, CUPE 3261 president. “We got about 1000 letters of support and...

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Who, what and where can I buy it?

New! New to the Arts & Entertainment section this year, Style File will be a monthly column featuring news about fashion, beauty and whatever else contributes to what you wear and how you wear it. It will focus on style news as it pertains to the university student, including articles on anything...

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McGill Daily staff locked out

Courtesy of Carleton University Charlatan A war is raging between McGill University’s student government and one of Canada’s oldest student newspapers. Executives of the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) locked the staff of the 90-year-old McGill Daily, a founding member of the Canadian...

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Sci ’01s steal grease pole from Frecs

Three years after having the grease pole stolen from them in a car chase, the fourth year applied science students have been vindicated by a stroke of ‘dumb luck’. A group of eight Sci ’01s stole the coveted pole from this year’s Frecs, the Sci ’03s, and ransomed it for an $1800 party in the latest...

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Gaels look to Sheahan, unproven for rebound season

19992-6, T-5th place, O-QIFC. Missed playoffs. From the man under center right up to the bench boss calling the shots, the 2000 installment of the Golden Gaels football team will have a decidedly different look. Gone is the Howes tandem — Bob as head coach and Beau at quarterback — as ex-Stingers...

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Your 15 minutes starts here

How unhappy are we? It seems that, now more than ever, we all want to be someone else, something else. Famous. The guy who makes your pizza, the girl who delivers your mail, the kid in the 7-11 parking lot messing around on his skateboard — all want to entertain you someday. Whether it’s the females...

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AMS ‘fun’ courses

People who want to try something different than their regular courses now have some new and interesting options. Starting this year, the Alma Mater Society is running Q-College, a program designed to run non-academic courses in a range of activities. Massage therapy, mixology, web design and American...

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News In Brief

Johnson Street, between the blocks of University and Division streets, will remain closed until September 20 in order to complete sewer, watermain and road reconstruction. During construction, this area will be closed to through traffic. City Hall has advised motorists to follow posted detour signs. Researchers...

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Private university proposal criticized

Lines have been drawn across Ontario following the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities’ announcement that it intends to allow private universities to be established in the province. In a move which has been toted as the single largest change since the expansion of the post-secondary system...

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Doing things the Baggataway

MEN’S LACROSSE If the Gaels men’s lacrosse team starts this season like they finished the last one, then their chances at competing for the Baggataway Cup will have skyrocketed. In ’99 the Gaels posted a horrible regular season record of two wins and six losses, placing them eighth in the Ontario...

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Where it’s at

Although many may not have heard of the late Al Hansen, his grandson, Beck Hansen, is the Grammy award winning musician whose eccentric visual style is famous world wide. The collaboration between the elder Hansen and his grandson, titled Playing with Matches, is currently on display at the Agnes...

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Labatt penalized for role in Queen’s keg parties

Labatt’s profile at Queen’s will be lowered next year by sobering sanctions imposed in a recent ruling of the Ontario Alcohol and Gaming Commission. During last fall’s crackdown on keg parties, Kingston Police uncovered involvement by several prominent breweries, including Molson and Sleemans. While...

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Loan program changes hands

Effective February 28, students who have a government loan will skip their usual visit to the local bank and deal directly with government service bureaus that are currently being developed by the Ministry of Human Resources and Development (HRDC), the federal ministry that operates the national loans...

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Residences over-crowded

Members of the class of 2004 who have a permanent residence room are breathing a sigh of relief as they watch some of their new friends spend the first days of residence life in somewhat uncomfortable surroundings. As in years past, the number of students who requested a room in residence has exceeded...

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