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A GUIDE TO WHO’S ON YOUR CSA BALLOT

Compiled by Nicole Elsasser The Central Student Association elections are upon us with voting running from Mar. 8 -12. And whether or not you are personally enthusiastic about student politics, the candidates running for the executive positions in the CSA are ...
A GUIDE TO WHO’S ON YOUR CSA BALLOT

More environmentally sound pork?

A U of G innovation may soon mean that pigs will produce much less pollution Written by Aldis Brennan It has been a long-standing folk tale that pigs are dirty animals and live in their own filth. But of lately people are ...
More environmentally sound pork?

Sweeping through the semis

Written by Justin Dunk The Guelph Gryphons women’s hockey team is playing their best hockey at the right time of year. After taking down the University of Toronto Varsity Blues in the OUA quarter-finals, the Gryphons knocked off the second-seeded Queen’s Gaels ...
Sweeping through the semis

Academics Against Apathy

Witen by Kelsey Rideout Profiling Dr. Keefer’s endless will to enable critical thinking and evoke justice Dr. Michael Keefer is a professor in the department of English and Theatre Studies. He is also an engaged citizen who spends much of his ...
4 March 2010 I Read the full story

Featured Artist: Christina Boyer

Written by Miles Stemp Christina Boyer is a painter that is working herself out of painting within painting. If that description is confusing, that’s alright, but it really isn’t that difficult to comprehend. Think of it as if ...
4 March 2010 I Read the full story

Onward and upward

Written by Mike Treadgold For Kyle Walters, the opportunity was just too good to pass up. Late last week, the now-former head coach of the Gryphons football team announced that he would be stepping down from his position with the team to ...
4 March 2010 I Read the full story

While the world is still watching…

Canada just finished hosting one of the world’s most significant international events: the Olympic Games. We don’t need to reiterate the importance and the spectacle that is the 17-day event that took place in and around Vancouver. The level of captivation ...
4 March 2010 I Read the full story

A GUIDE TO WHO’S ON YOUR CSA BALLOT

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

Compiled by Nicole Elsasser
The Central Student Association elections are upon us with voting running from Mar. 8 -12. And whether or not you are personally enthusiastic about student politics, the candidates running for the executive positions in the CSA are among the most involved and passionate members of the University of Guelph student community. The [...]

While the world is still watching…

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

Canada just finished hosting one of the world’s most significant international events: the Olympic Games.
We don’t need to reiterate the importance and the spectacle that is the 17-day event that took place in and around Vancouver. The level of captivation among the 80 per cent of Canadians who tuned into the gold medal men’s hockey [...]

Is that paint in your hair? No, I’m just going grey

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

Written by Josh Doyle
Joe saw the look on his hairdresser’s face as she combed his dark hair, ready to make the necessary cuts.
It was a look of surprise, and Joe knew exactly why. He recoiled in horror as the woman’s eyes widened. The piece of bubble gum she’d been chewing rolled out of her open [...]

Fur comes out of hiding and becomes a sartorial option

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

Written by Nicole Elsasser
Among my family’s various heirlooms is a bulky, floor-length and pristinely white wolf fur coat. This coat was an engagement gift from my father to my mother and is so large that it is most likely made up of skin from no less than three wolves. This coat has sat unworn in [...]

Onward and upward

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

Written by Mike Treadgold
For Kyle Walters, the opportunity was just too good to pass up.
Late last week, the now-former head coach of the Gryphons football team announced that he would be stepping down from his position with the team to pursue professional opportunities. Shortly after, it was announced that Walters would be named as the [...]

Featured Artist: Christina Boyer

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

Written by Miles Stemp
Christina Boyer is a painter that is working herself out of painting within painting. If that description is confusing, that’s alright, but it really isn’t that difficult to comprehend. Think of it as if you were a pediatrician that doesn’t like working with kids, but all your training is [...]

More environmentally sound pork?

March - 4 - 2010 Reporter: The Ontarion Respond

A U of G innovation may soon mean that pigs will produce much less pollution
Written by Aldis Brennan
It has been a long-standing folk tale that pigs are dirty animals and live in their own filth. But of lately people are becoming more familiar with the interpretation that pigs are in fact very clean animals.
The Enviropig, [...]

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