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February 14, 2002

Queen’s also plans to hike law tuition

GUELPH, Ont. (CUP)—Queen’s University has joined U of T in hoping to make students pay as much as $20,000 per year to attend law school. On Feb. 1, the Queen’s faculty of law held a board meeting addressing dean Allison Harvison Young’s proposal to increase tuition. Harvison Young said boosting fees is a necessary measure […]
February 4, 2002

Taking it to the field

“My twelve-year-old nephew plays football in a Catholic school league and has had a girl team-mate for four years,” explains Theresa Bousson. “I’m doing this for her, for her future.” With this attitude, anyone can understand why the National Women’s Football League is bound to succeed. Bousson plays on the defensive line of the Detroit […]
November 19, 2001

A short freakin’ history of swearing

In the heat of anger, it seems, we need to express ourselves in an inappropriate way just to show the world how pissed off we are. People also swear to shock others, or because they can’t come up with anything to say. Today, if someone swears inappropriately in a public situation, they might lose the […]



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