This is my third year back to the Philippines. When I first arrived as part of a pre-medical trip with a Western group, I had no idea I would start a charity and work so hard raising money to keep 20 children out of the dumpsite and on the road to independ …
As Western continues to investigate a power interruption affecting buildings and facilities on the south end of campus, Western Student Recreation Centre (WSRC) is currently closed.
Western News recently ran a timely piece by Adela Talbot reporting on the provincial initiative by Glen Murray to reshape Ontario universities (Blowing it up, Sept. 6). It is clear Murray’s ideas would constitute a fundamental change in what most people understand as the principal mandate of universities.
The reported results of Dr. David Spence that egg yolk consumption is a risk factor for strokes and coronary heart disease, appears to be extremely weak (Research finds egg yolks almost as bad as smoking, Aug. 13).
This is hilarious (Research finds egg yolks almost as bad as smoking, Aug. 13). Is it April 1 already?
Maybe I have covered one too many dead student stories to find Mayor Joe Fontana very funny.
As a fashion historian, I feel it is my duty to own around 120 pairs of shoes.
During my childhood, my father would pile us into his Desoto and take us for Sunday drives on gravel roads to the Oneida settlement outside London, where farmers in this agricultural heartland of southern Ontario offered us baskets of apples and pears.
With seven roundtable discussions now complete, the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities is waiting out the Sept. 30 deadline for feedback on its contentious proposed changes to Ontario’s postsecondary system.
Jason Brown is thrilled he can finally start laying the brickwork for a project that’s been a long time coming.
With his recent move to London’s City Hall, Art Zuidema’s career has come full circle. The Western alumnus and former director of corporate initiatives with the city of Hamilton took up a new post as London’s city manager on Aug. 13.
It’s weird how ideas come to light. In the case of Les Kalman, all it took was several bruises, multiple casts and full orthodontic braces.
In a non-descript room of an eerily quiet wing of South Street Hospital, Mandar Jog’s work may look like a game to some. But the outcome could have a tremendous impact when it comes to the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and other neurological movement disorders.
As Western continues to investigate a power interruption affecting buildings and facilities on the south end of campus, Western Student Recreation Centre (WSRC) is currently closed.
Western News recently ran a timely piece by Adela Talbot reporting on the provincial initiative by Glen Murray to reshape Ontario universities (Blowing it up, Sept. 6). It is clear Murray’s ideas would constitute a fundamental change in what most people understand as the principal mandate of universities.
The reported results of Dr. David Spence that egg yolk consumption is a risk factor for strokes and coronary heart disease, appears to be extremely weak (Research finds egg yolks almost as bad as smoking, Aug. 13).
This is hilarious (Research finds egg yolks almost as bad as smoking, Aug. 13). Is it April 1 already?
Maybe I have covered one too many dead student stories to find Mayor Joe Fontana very funny.
As a fashion historian, I feel it is my duty to own around 120 pairs of shoes.
During my childhood, my father would pile us into his Desoto and take us for Sunday drives on gravel roads to the Oneida settlement outside London, where farmers in this agricultural heartland of southern Ontario offered us baskets of apples and pears.
With seven roundtable discussions now complete, the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities is waiting out the Sept. 30 deadline for feedback on its contentious proposed changes to Ontario’s postsecondary system.
Jason Brown is thrilled he can finally start laying the brickwork for a project that’s been a long time coming.
With his recent move to London’s City Hall, Art Zuidema’s career has come full circle. The Western alumnus and former director of corporate initiatives with the city of Hamilton took up a new post as London’s city manager on Aug. 13.
It’s weird how ideas come to light. In the case of Les Kalman, all it took was several bruises, multiple casts and full orthodontic braces.
In a non-descript room of an eerily quiet wing of South Street Hospital, Mandar Jog’s work may look like a game to some. But the outcome could have a tremendous impact when it comes to the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and other neurological movement disorders.