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January 19, 2012
A polluted globe like any other

Andrew Terefenko Opinions Editor   When one is violently bed-ridden (by a sickness, not a serial killer, of course), there are few avenues for entertainment at hand. So from my choices I tried to select the one that was least likely to send me into a slumberous stupor. Alas, I fialed. This is my experience […]

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January 19, 2012
How Twitter saved my sanity

Natalie Timperio Senior InsideOut Editor   Get me the fuck out of here.  I don’t often drop the F-bomb, but in times of utter chaos and confusion (because truly, that’s exactly what the situation was like for me), swearing becomes the only form of emotional release. Sadly, no matter how many times I repeated those […]

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January 19, 2012
Grad students venture to India

Farzeen Foda Senior News Editor   One of McMaster’s relatively new graduate programs, the Masters in Global Health, will be taking a trip to India’s Manipal University in April as part of a two-week symposium in collaboration with a Manipal University and Maastricht University in the Netherlands . During the event, which has the theme […]

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January 19, 2012
New awareness breeds success

Fraser Caldwell Sports Editor   Confidence has been in short supply for the Marauders this season. But after two convincing home victories on Jan. 13 and 14, the Maroon and Grey have given themselves a reason to believe. Looking to erase a four-game losing streak that stretched back into 2011, McMaster swept aside the RMC […]

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January 19, 2012
Portrait of a City: Local Curator Helps to Foster the Arts in Hamilton

  Josh Parsons Music Editor Whether you’ve taken notice or not, it’s clear that Hamilton has reconfigured its image considerably over the past decade. After years of crippling economic instability from the collapsing industrial sector, artists are now repossessing the city. As they’re saying down on James St. North, “Art is the new steel.”   […]

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January 19, 2012
Raising consumer awareness on campus

Roy Campbell Silhouette Staff   Vendors and restaurants across campus are considering how their products are manufactured as McMaster implements a new fair trade policy on campus. The new policy requires all vendors serving coffee, tea or chocolate to make available, fair trade certified options for these products. This fair trade certification process comes as […]

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January 19, 2012
Humanities calls for experiential education

Kacper Niburski Assistant News Editor   As administrative committees start to blossom around the themes dictated in President Patrick Deane’s letter Forward with Integrity, various faculties and student groups are voicing their concerns. Among the many, McMaster Humanities Society (MHS) hosted an open forum on Jan. 12 to discuss both the possibility of introducing experiential […]

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January 19, 2012
Post-graduation paranoia

Cassandra Jeffery  Assistant InsideOut Editor   Every year a birthday marks a miniscule milestone in life compared to what grand scale accomplishments are on the horizon. A celebration is a necessity, yet some of us cannot help but loathe the idea that we are one birthday closer to graduation and one year closer to the […]

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January 19, 2012
The cheating conundrum

Katherine George  Silhouette Staff   How much truth is there to the phrase, “once a cheater, always a cheater”? There are many reasons available to better explain or understand why an individual in a committed relationship would resort to cheating. It might be because one person, often the person who is straying, is trying to […]

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January 19, 2012
Are you body obsessed?

Meagan McEwen  SHEC Media   Over the past week, I have been to several physical activity classes where the onslaught of “New Years’ Resolution-ers” has been very apparent. Packed spin, core, and yoga classes, and waves of people coming to try out the climbing wall are all fantastic to see, but the pressure to shape […]

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