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October 3, 2013
Explore outside your comfort zone

Karen Piper The Silhouette In 1492, Christopher Columbus embarked on a journey to find a new route for British trade ships to sail to India. However, he inadvertently ended up crossing the Atlantic Ocean, all the way to the New World: the Caribbean Islands and the Americas. Columbus was astonished to discover that that these […]

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October 3, 2013
Affirmative action and meritocracy

Bianca Caramento The Silhouette Liberal democracies continue to advocate equality. Yet, minority groups still have difficulties getting accepted to the positions they apply for. Whether it is for a job or a spot in university, minority admissions are substantially lower than their counterparts. In an increasingly competitive job market, with employers expecting more and more […]

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October 3, 2013
A true Marauder hangover: Is homecoming incomplete without the drink?

Amanda Watkins LifeStyle Editor It was homecoming weekend. There I was at 9:00 in the morning, dancing to Nicki Minaj and far from my normal sober reality. My housemates and I were hosting our own informal house party to get ready for the football game as we passed around a can of something called “Sucker […]

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October 3, 2013
Mens lacrosse over taken by Gryphons

John Bauer The Silhouette At the midway point of the campaign, the promising start to the season has all but evaporated for the McMaster men's lacrosse team after a tough loss to the Guelph Gryphons. They now have six games left to show that lacrosse matters at McMaster. The game in Guelph on Sept. 25 […]

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October 3, 2013
Marauders baseball has seen better days

John Bauer The Silhouette Hockey fans excluded, there are very few people that enjoy the change of seasons that happens every year around Sept. 22. After a disastrous week of play, you can put the McMaster men's baseball team near the top of the list of autumn loathers. Coming into the week, the team had […]

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October 2, 2013
The journey to three in a row

Looking back to last season, winning three consecutive games in a row was not at all a concern for the McMaster football club. The Marauders face an uphill battle, attempting to climb out of the OUA basement. The road to the playoffs should not be a difficult one, as their next three opponents collectively own […]

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October 2, 2013
Mens rugby breaks down Brock

Laura Sinclair Senior Sports Editor The Marauders rugby team held on to a lead against the visiting Brock Badgers on Sept. 28, and won the game with a score of 22-19. The win was no easy task for Mac, as the Badgers got off to the first lead in the 18th minute of play when […]

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October 2, 2013
Winning streak ends for Marauders soccer

William Lou The Silhouette The McMaster men’s soccer team looked to extend their six-game winning streak as they took on the Windsor Lancers and the Guelph Gryphons in this week’s matchups. However, they were treated to a rude awakening. They rode a wave of momentum into last week’s games, punctuated by a defiant 5-0 victory […]

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October 2, 2013
Marauders succumb to No. 1 ranked Gryphons

Alexandra Reilly Assistant Sports Editor Despite an incredible effort from the Marauders on Sept. 28, their efforts were no match for the CIS top ranked Guelph Gryphons who unloaded a 44-27 victory on the McMaster crew. The Marauders are now 2-2 on their season and tied with York for second overall in the OUA’s Russell […]

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September 30, 2013
Small fire cleared at A.N. Bourns Building

A small fire in the A.N. Bourns Building that evacuated students, staff and faculty was put out earlier today. A fire alarm in the building was pulled at 12:21 p.m, causing the building to be evacuated for about 1 hour. The Hamilton Fire Department responded promptly to the alarm and worked with McMaster Security Services […]

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