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Crippled, Crippled Robot – part I

The tRagycke tayLe of a Man cursEd wYth mysfortunE & dOOmed to catastrophIe

By Chris Nash & Russell Montgomery in Lite, Volume 11 Issue 7

If there is one thing you must know, it is that Dr. Malleus Mimms wasn’t always an awful man. He used to be happy. He used to eat ice cream cones and walk his dog. He used to be a good man. However, even a good man can turn bad if he is pushed far enough.


Crippled, Crippled Robot – Part 2

Rise of the Robot

in Lite, Volume 11 Issue 7

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What ever happened to the Dorey Report?

By Kristin Fryer in From the Editor, Volume 11 Issue 7

Last year, something happened at a small university campus in Langley. When problems with administration came to light, dissatisfied students spoke out and the Dorey Report was born.


Residents embrace the lounge life

Collegium program launched to students

By Lauren Thompson in News, Volume 11 Issue 7

The question of what lies above the Lower Cafeteria is no longer a mystery to residents. As part of a new initiative to improve resident life, the West Coast Collegium opened its doors to on-campus students two weeks ago.


Raymond seeks to diversify administration

Crone’s consulting contract extended

By Angela Wiebe in News, Volume 11 Issue 7

While the old saying goes, ‘Behind every great man there’s a great woman,’ Trinity Western University President Jonathan Raymond prefers to flip that phrase around.


TWU gains third research chair

Stringham’s efforts earn prestigious reward

By Rhoda Dyck, Staff Writer in News, Volume 11 Issue 7

Trinity Western University’s Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences received a vital boost through a $500,000 grant recently awarded to genetics researcher Dr. Eve Stringham.


Students sweep Model UN awards

TWU recognized for Best Delegation

By Angela Wiebe in News, Volume 11 Issue 7

Representatives for Trinity Western University received the top award at the recent University of British Columbia Model United Nations conference, beating out hundreds of other students from North America.


TWUSA vice president resigns

Jenkins quits to pursue Master’s degree

By Kristie Schwanebeck in News, Volume 11 Issue 7

The Trinity Western University Student Association lost another executive member last week as Matt Jenkins, Vice President of Student Relations, handed in his resignation Thursday.



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