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The CFS plays dirty, blocking mail, stalling referendums — welcome to the mob of student organizations
Checking in and not being able to check out is not just reserved for roach motels anymore, student associations are finding it very difficult to withdraw from the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS).
Remembering Polytechnique 24 years later
On Dec. 6 it will be 24 years since the tragic massacre at Montreal’s École Polytechnique where fourteen women were killed by a lone shooter with a personal vendetta against “feminists.” The University of Windsor’s Womyn’s Centre is ensuring that the tragedy will never be forgotten.
Student housing falling apart
Off campus student housing in Windsor has seen better days, and not just on the infamous “slum” Indian Road. There are houses everywhere that fall well below municipal and provincial maintenance standards.
Such a waste…the city has a $6 million mess
The former Wickes manufacturing plant owned by the City of Windsor on the city’s east side could be up for sale in the near future, as long as potential buyers are not distracted by the over $6-million worth of environmental cleanup that the site could require.
Winterfest, a winter wonderland
On Nov. 30, the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association (DWBIA) held the second annual Winterfest.
Split with Lakehead
The (6-4) Lancer men’s basketball team ended the first half of the season in sole possession of second place in the OUA West, by battling their way to a draw with the (3-7) Lakehead Thunderwolves.
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