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November 5, 2009

Academic pirates trade science articles

Those in the medical field may be illegally distributing academic journal articles, a recent report reveals. Thousands of journal articles not available through open access have been posted online via a web forum geared at medical students and professionals, according to a study published in The Internet Journal of Medical Informatics. Users of the unnamed […]
September 29, 2009

Tunes at noon

Inside a small auditorium, Jason Nedecky sings a recipe for rabbit stew, accompanied by fellow music lecturer Che Anne Loewen, who hammers the fast-paced tune on a grand piano. “When the flame has gone out, thicken the sauce with a pound of butter and flour. Seeeerve,” he belts out to a large audience of mostly […]
September 21, 2009

Ryerson eyes Maple Leaf Gardens as new athletic centre

In a spring 2009 referendum, Ryerson University students voted in favour of coughing up an extra $126 per year in athletic fees for new facilities. Little did they know the new digs might be the iconic Maple Leaf Gardens. “We are now actively engaged in searching for an appropriate site and are looking at a […]
October 27, 2008

No more free beer for Newfie students

Students at Memorial University of Newfoundland are upset after resident officials decided to ban beer companies from sponsoring student house events this semester. Previously, breweries such as Labatt and Molson gave free drinks to dorms in exchange for being the sole beer supplier at these events. However, with an estimated 64 per cent of residents […]



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