There’s something about dance that makes Anchal Dahiya’s heart soar. Through the years, the Western student has learned Bollywood, classical Indian and bhangra dancing, and has participated in cultural festivals, high schools and talent shows acros …
Nevermind trying to spruce up that cover letter to get a potential employer’s attention. Just do what Dennis Mazajlo is doing.
Next time Rosy Zhao hops on London Transit, she might see a familiar image following her around.
Conniving, murderous empress one week. Naive flower child the next. It’s all in a day’s work for Jennifer Kee.
Not one to be without his BlackBerry – and a self-proclaimed “high maintenance”-type of guy when it comes to the outdoors – you would expect being unplugged from technology and spending an entire month in the Canadian wilderness would be the last thing on Daniel Paluzzi’s mind. Think again.
Forgot your bus pass? Not a problem.
There is no question in Gitta Kulczycki’s mind about what comes first.
Maybe you know it, maybe you don’t. And maybe, you don’t care.
While some university students eagerly will welcome the extra money toward their education, others are upset by the narrow eligibility criteria of a new tuition grant – introduced by the provincial government this month and meant to cover 30 per cent of undergraduate tuition costs.
Although some students rely on ‘best guesses’ concerning choices of study at university, research indicates many select academics based on interests and skill sets. Interest, however, is related to experience and exposure.
Thanks to Hamed Saadat, a third-year computer science student, Santa’s Delivery has arrived – just in time for the holidays.
The University of Western Ontario community is mourning the death of Eilidh (Hailey) Maelyn MacIntyre, 19, a second-year Faculty of Arts and Humanities student.
If you cook it, they will come. Just ask Harrison and Becky Glotman.
Nevermind trying to spruce up that cover letter to get a potential employer’s attention. Just do what Dennis Mazajlo is doing.
Next time Rosy Zhao hops on London Transit, she might see a familiar image following her around.
Conniving, murderous empress one week. Naive flower child the next. It’s all in a day’s work for Jennifer Kee.
Not one to be without his BlackBerry – and a self-proclaimed “high maintenance”-type of guy when it comes to the outdoors – you would expect being unplugged from technology and spending an entire month in the Canadian wilderness would be the last thing on Daniel Paluzzi’s mind. Think again.
Forgot your bus pass? Not a problem.
There is no question in Gitta Kulczycki’s mind about what comes first.
Maybe you know it, maybe you don’t. And maybe, you don’t care.
While some university students eagerly will welcome the extra money toward their education, others are upset by the narrow eligibility criteria of a new tuition grant – introduced by the provincial government this month and meant to cover 30 per cent of undergraduate tuition costs.
Although some students rely on ‘best guesses’ concerning choices of study at university, research indicates many select academics based on interests and skill sets. Interest, however, is related to experience and exposure.
Thanks to Hamed Saadat, a third-year computer science student, Santa’s Delivery has arrived – just in time for the holidays.
The University of Western Ontario community is mourning the death of Eilidh (Hailey) Maelyn MacIntyre, 19, a second-year Faculty of Arts and Humanities student.
If you cook it, they will come. Just ask Harrison and Becky Glotman.