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Adeola Mustapha speaks with Windsor Police officers in the university’s CAW Student Centre Wednesday morning, after learning she is the subject of a missing persons alert • photo Caroline Jacobson UWindsor student surprised by missing persons report Natasha Marar EDITOR-IN-CHIEF indsor Police Service have confirmed that a woman at the…

OUSA gives the Ontario government its two cents on a new tuition framework Gord Bacon ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR n the wake of a new tuition rebate from the provincial government, the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance is setting its sights on flat fee and tuition regulation as part of an updated…

Gord Bacon ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR woman fitting the description of a missing UWindsor student was taken by ambulance from the university’s CAW Student Centre early this morning. The woman, who was visibly upset but didn’t appear to be injured, was talking to both Campus Community Police and Windsor Police Service…

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Detroit artists tell the real story of living in the ‘D’ after half-time H.G. Watson FEATURES REPORTER nyone grabbing a pint at Windsor’s Phog Lounge lately may notice photos covering the walls of a man wearing a rabbit mask smoking and swigging out of a bottle of malt liquor in…

Josh Kolm ARTS EDITOR Speaking broadly, post-rock seems to fall into one of two camps. Bands either make slow, ambient, plinky instrumental songs or highly technical, aggressive jams. While bands on both ends do have their appeal, talent and creativity, it can be easy for any single band’s work to…

Animated shorts once again provide some Canadian content to Oscar’s most overlooked category H.G. Watson LANCE REPORTER uring the media build up to the Oscars, it’s easy to forget the films that aren’t nominated for the big awards; namely, the Academy Award statuettes to documentaries and animated shorts. For a…

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John Doherty SPORTS EDITOR ew pentathletes on the University of Windsor’s Track and Field team are making their marks at the provincial and national levels. Branden Wilhelm of Woodstock, Ont. locked down first place in the CIS with a grand score of 3,807 Friday night at the 23rd Annual Team…

John Doherty SPORTS EDITOR he top-ranked Lancers Track and Field team captured 40 medals, including 19 gold, at the Team Challenge Friday-Saturday at the St. Denis Centre. “It was a great night all around,” said coach Brett Lumley of the Lancers team, which also met 15 CIS qualifiers at the…

John Doherty SPORTS EDITOR ecruiting players may be easier when you have a winning team, but it still has its challenges. Recently appointed Lancers Football head coach Joe D’Amore is finding his inbox filled with hundreds of e-mails from potential players interested in the football program, which last year had…

Men’s Basketball >>> Waterloo 90 | Windsor 85 Women’s Basketball >>> Windsor 107 | Waterloo 57 John Doherty SPORTS EDITOR he Lancers Men’s Basketball team lost 90-85 at the Waterloo Warriors Wednesday. Lien Phillip led the Lancers with 24 points and a 19 rebounds, Junior Osuntola had 23 points and…

Windsor 7 UOIT 4 Windsor 5 Brock 2 Tanya Quaglia SPORTS WRITER ith the playoffs right around the corner, the Windsor Lancers Men’s Hockey team won two games on the weekend. The victories extend the Lancers win streak to four games and moves the team to fifth place in the…

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