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Here is the latest news about Western University.
UPDATE – Flooding closes campus parking lots
1:45 p.m. – Reports from the Upper Thames River Conservation
Authority indicate the Medway Creek is still rising and pumping
water into the Thames River. Water levels on campus are however
expected to hold at its current level to within one and two inches.
Consequently, action taken thus far by university officials in
regards to parking on campus will be maintained throughout Thursday
evening. Therefore, the Medway and Talbot lots, as well as the east
end of the Chemistry lot, are to be avoided due to flooding.
Western continues to monitor the situation.
Wall of Champions inductees announced
Former Mustangs football coach Larry Haylor is among the six new
inductees into the Wall of Champions, The University of Western
Ontario Mustangs football hall of fame. The induction dinner will
be held on April 22.
University offers retirement incentives
The University of Western Ontario is offering voluntary
retirement incentives for staff and faculty as a means of
minimizing the need for layoffs to meet budget constraints.
retirement incentives for staff and faculty as a means of
minimizing the need for layoffs to meet budget constraints.
In Memoriam – Cecilia Jackson
Former University of Western Ontario Libraries staff member,
Cecilia Jackson, died Jan. 1 at the age of 96. Jackson retired in
1977 with 3 years of service.
News is newand#8230;even in Abu Dhabi
Maybe covering a camel beauty contest wasn’t what Zahraa Al
Khalisi had in mind for her internship at The National newspaper in
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE).
FSC paper goes campus-wide
What started last year as a simple ‘green initiative’
in Graphic Services has grown to include the entire campus.
Students get pointers from Reader’s Digest
If you want to start your own magazine, the best advice would be to
follow the lead of someone with more than a few years in the
business.
Surgery alternatives needed for arthritic knees
Robert Litchfield realizes getting surgeons to stop performing
arthroscopic knee surgery on arthritis patients will be an uphill
battle.
Porch light on for international female students
Carving a pumpkin and baking a pumpkin pie; going door-to-door
singing Christmas carols; or just talking about your day.
Book celebrates father and son science team
Like father, like son.
Your McIntosh – Greg Curnoe
Greg Curnoe Skimming Stones on the Thames River 1963 Oil on plywood
Purchase, Saugeen-Maitland Hall Residence Fund, 1970
Campus Digest – February 12, 2009
Know an amazing grad?
UPDATE – Flooding closes campus parking lots
1:45 p.m. – Reports from the Upper Thames River Conservation
Authority indicate the Medway Creek is still rising and pumping
water into the Thames River. Water levels on campus are however
expected to hold at its current level to within one and two inches.
Consequently, action taken thus far by university officials in
regards to parking on campus will be maintained throughout Thursday
evening. Therefore, the Medway and Talbot lots, as well as the east
end of the Chemistry lot, are to be avoided due to flooding.
Western continues to monitor the situation.
Wall of Champions inductees announced
Former Mustangs football coach Larry Haylor is among the six new
inductees into the Wall of Champions, The University of Western
Ontario Mustangs football hall of fame. The induction dinner will
be held on April 22.
University offers retirement incentives
The University of Western Ontario is offering voluntary
retirement incentives for staff and faculty as a means of
minimizing the need for layoffs to meet budget constraints.
retirement incentives for staff and faculty as a means of
minimizing the need for layoffs to meet budget constraints.
In Memoriam – Cecilia Jackson
Former University of Western Ontario Libraries staff member,
Cecilia Jackson, died Jan. 1 at the age of 96. Jackson retired in
1977 with 3 years of service.
News is newand#8230;even in Abu Dhabi
Maybe covering a camel beauty contest wasn’t what Zahraa Al
Khalisi had in mind for her internship at The National newspaper in
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE).
FSC paper goes campus-wide
What started last year as a simple ‘green initiative’
in Graphic Services has grown to include the entire campus.
Students get pointers from Reader’s Digest
If you want to start your own magazine, the best advice would be to
follow the lead of someone with more than a few years in the
business.
Surgery alternatives needed for arthritic knees
Robert Litchfield realizes getting surgeons to stop performing
arthroscopic knee surgery on arthritis patients will be an uphill
battle.
Porch light on for international female students
Carving a pumpkin and baking a pumpkin pie; going door-to-door
singing Christmas carols; or just talking about your day.
Book celebrates father and son science team
Like father, like son.
Your McIntosh – Greg Curnoe
Greg Curnoe Skimming Stones on the Thames River 1963 Oil on plywood
Purchase, Saugeen-Maitland Hall Residence Fund, 1970
Campus Digest – February 12, 2009
Know an amazing grad?