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January 12, 2012
Surviving post-holiday financial blues

Rachael Ramos Silhouette Writer When one thinks of holidays, thoughts invariably turn to the economic aspects of those days, with consumerism being at the forefront of any celebration. But the holidays are now over which means it’s time for the recovery period from holiday consumption. In a year of economic uncertainty, interest in Christmas holiday […]

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January 12, 2012
New Year Resolutions

Amanda Teseo  Silhouette Staff   As we chime in the beginning of 2012 and wait for the plaguing aftermath of new years to subside, we find ourselves looking forward to a fresh start in a novel year.  Popular culture has instilled the idea of vowing to uphold a “New Years Resolution” with the beginning of […]

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January 12, 2012
Basking in the joys of Basilique

Alizeh Khan The Silhouette   With quality food, a great atmosphere and a name that has become grounded for the McMaster and Hamilton community, Basilique is more than just a place for great food. Gourmet pizzas, shawarma and delicious vegan dishes are just a few reasons or rather menu items that have made the restaurant […]

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January 12, 2012
To rent or to own?

Farzeen Foda Senior News Editor   The beginning of each term brings a new rush to bookstores, with students left at the mercy of professors who insist on using new editions of textbooks, and publishers who eagerly await the opportunity to correct a few typos and sell a new edition of an old textbook at […]

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January 12, 2012
Mac Provost headed to USask

Kacper Niburski Assistant News Editor   After five years of serving as McMaster’s Provost, Dr. Ilene Busch-Vishniac has decided to leave McMaster and become the ninth president of University of Saskatchewan starting Jul. 1, 2012. “To leave this office the last time, to leave McMaster, to leave the students; it will be all so hard.” […]

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January 12, 2012
Occupy another name

Rachel Harvey The Silhouette   Well, they’re still there. Since November students have been “occupying” McMaster’s student centre in what they say is a move to encourage the McMaster community to “stand in solidarity with the Occupy Movement occurring around the planet to address the systemic injustices engrained in our society” (taken from an Occupy […]

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January 12, 2012
Head to head: Travel Cuts edition

Violetta Nikolskaya, Matt Martorana, Wendy Chi & Amanda Mihoub Wright MacDebate   Matt: We from Mac Debate would like to welcome you to the New Year, full of new beginnings, resolutions and hopefully new business for the McMaster Students Union. Travel Cuts, which was in MUSC between Union Market and the pharmacy, has left. It’s exciting […]

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January 12, 2012
Drop the SOPA, not the soap

Andrew Terefenko Opinions Editor   As another year meets us, another glorious threat to the livelihood of the World Wide Web rears its ugly head. Unlike those that came before it, however, this new threat is not in danger of simply dissolving to the cries of public opinion. This time there is a real danger […]

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January 6, 2012
Phoenix relocation delayed

Brian Decker Executive Editor Patrons looking to enjoy a pint at McMaster’s newest watering hole will have to wait a little while longer. The Phoenix Bar & Grill, originally set to move from Wentworth House to the Refectory in January, will not be moving until at least mid-February due to unforeseen construction issues. Contractors working […]

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January 6, 2012
Review: Motown night at Club Absinthe's new location

Sam Colbert Managing Editor No, it wasn’t in a basement. But it was hot, it was crowded, and the songs of The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations and The Supremes, among others, were very much alive. At the old place on King Street, arriving between 10:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. would usually get you […]

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