Broadcast chief, philanthropist and music entrepreneur Gary Slaight, BA’73, will be honoured at the 2012 JUNO Awards. The president and CEO of Slaight Communications and founder of Slaight Music is the 2012 recipient of the Walt Grealis Special Achieveme …
Western’s Don Wright Faculty of Music alumna Kerri Ough, BMus’03, and her Good Lovelies mates are up this weekend for a Juno Award in the Roots & Traditional Album of the Year: Group category.
Most of what Western News editor Jason Winders wrote makes sense (‘City not in mood for this silliness,’ March 22).
I respect Dr. Dwight Moulin perspective on how OxyContin should not be blamed for its negative consequences on society (‘Doctor: CBC’s Oxy message dangerous,’ March 23).
I know people love The List.
During the holiday break, a major academic press solicited my interest in writing an undergraduate textbook in one of my areas of teaching expertise. For a cash-strapped scholar at the beginning of his professorial career, the offer seemed enticing as it conferred what seemed to be an honour as well as possibly being lucrative.
Annual salary disclosures from Western University In keeping with the Public Sector Disclosure Act, Western has released its annual list of employees whose 2011 income met or exceeded $100,000, as reflected on their T4 slips. Also outlined on the list are taxable...
The greatly anticipated, almost dreaded, provincial budget, announced Tuesday by Ontario’s finance minister Dwight Duncan, came with what he called responsible and fair cuts – most sparing post-secondary institutions.
Margaret Trudeau’s days as a student at Simon Fraser University are tinged with hints of mental illness.
With close to $220 million in total research funding this past year, there is still plenty of room for Western to improve on a number of fronts, said Janice Deakin, provost and vice-president (academic) and acting vice-president (research).
It may not be the common perception of London, but according to a group of Western students, the Forest City was – and still is – the home and artistic hub for artists from around the world.
If you’re Canadian, chances are you know, maybe even want to finish, the rest.
Zero Patience By Susan Knabe and Wendy Gay Pearson Arsenal Pulp Press, 2011. 181pp. Unhelpful attitudes of liberal tolerance towards AIDS resulted in a wide approbation of the film Philadelphia starring Tom Hanks in 1993, perhaps indexed on mollifying the public by...
Western’s Don Wright Faculty of Music alumna Kerri Ough, BMus’03, and her Good Lovelies mates are up this weekend for a Juno Award in the Roots & Traditional Album of the Year: Group category.
Most of what Western News editor Jason Winders wrote makes sense (‘City not in mood for this silliness,’ March 22).
I respect Dr. Dwight Moulin perspective on how OxyContin should not be blamed for its negative consequences on society (‘Doctor: CBC’s Oxy message dangerous,’ March 23).
I know people love The List.
During the holiday break, a major academic press solicited my interest in writing an undergraduate textbook in one of my areas of teaching expertise. For a cash-strapped scholar at the beginning of his professorial career, the offer seemed enticing as it conferred what seemed to be an honour as well as possibly being lucrative.
Annual salary disclosures from Western University In keeping with the Public Sector Disclosure Act, Western has released its annual list of employees whose 2011 income met or exceeded $100,000, as reflected on their T4 slips. Also outlined on the list are taxable...
The greatly anticipated, almost dreaded, provincial budget, announced Tuesday by Ontario’s finance minister Dwight Duncan, came with what he called responsible and fair cuts – most sparing post-secondary institutions.
Margaret Trudeau’s days as a student at Simon Fraser University are tinged with hints of mental illness.
With close to $220 million in total research funding this past year, there is still plenty of room for Western to improve on a number of fronts, said Janice Deakin, provost and vice-president (academic) and acting vice-president (research).
It may not be the common perception of London, but according to a group of Western students, the Forest City was – and still is – the home and artistic hub for artists from around the world.
If you’re Canadian, chances are you know, maybe even want to finish, the rest.
Zero Patience By Susan Knabe and Wendy Gay Pearson Arsenal Pulp Press, 2011. 181pp. Unhelpful attitudes of liberal tolerance towards AIDS resulted in a wide approbation of the film Philadelphia starring Tom Hanks in 1993, perhaps indexed on mollifying the public by...