Volume 14 Issue 10
In October 2007, Mr. Samuel Golubchuk, age 84, was admitted to Winnipeg’s Grace Hospital with pneumonia. The infection was treated and brought under control, but the ordeal left him weaker than before. His recovery was slow, especially given that in 2003 he fell down some stairs, and sustained physical and mental injuries.
Many people view globalization as the process of a shrinking and homogenizing world. I disagree. When I think about globalization, I think of the hybridization of shared cultures and an expansion of the world. My immigration experience has shown me this.
On March 3, the doors to the Lower Cafeteria were finally opened after months of anticipation and planning, and after almost three weeks in business it is busier than ever. Despite its changes, student opinions vary on the updated space.
Recently, I single-handedly attempted to bring Logic back into the Internet.
MH: As a goalie, what is the biggest difference between playing roller hockey compared to ice hockey?
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Man of the Shroud: Suzanna Cailliou reads one of the dozens of posters exploring the Shroud of Turin. The displays included guest lecturers and a full-sized replica of the original relic.
The Spartans men’s basketball team seems to have finally taken a turn for the better. After a season in which the team was plagued with bad news, the Spartans recently announced the hiring of their new head coach Scott Allen. The Spartans also confirmed that 6′6″ Abbotsford native Jacob Doerksen, a former CIS Championship Tournament All-Star and 2006 CIS Rookie of the Year, has committed to play for TWU for the upcoming 2008-2009 campaign. Columbia Bible College’s All-Star guard Louis Hurd will also be joining the Spartans fold this upcoming season.
