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November 8, 2012
Mac hosts fourth annual pride parade

By: SJ Jany   As you’re enjoying the festivities of MacPride this week, you might be wondering about the folks at Mac’s QSCC (Queer Students’ Community Centre) who’ve made it all happen. Look no further! The official Mac queer and trans* community has its roots in the March 1973 founding of the McMaster Gay Liberation […]

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November 8, 2012
Common belief that insulin puts diabetics at risk of heart disease may not be true

By: Bernard Ho   In patients experiencing diabetes mellitus, the body is either unable to produce insulin or is resistant to the body’s own insulin. The usual treatment for this ailment is exercise and dietary modifications, but when the disease becomes more severe, exogenous insulin injections must be given on a consistent basis in order […]

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November 8, 2012
Inside the QSCC

By: Ana-Maria Qarri With everyone having a blast during MacPride Week, as a queer student I am among many who realize how lucky we are to attend a university where a service like the QSCC exists. The QSCC co-ordinator Jyssika Russell and its many execs work hard year-round to make the voice of the Queer […]

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November 8, 2012
An Olympian's leap of faith

Two-time gold medallist Catriona Le May Doan speaks about sports and faith at Mac Brandon Meawasige Speed skater Catriona Le May Doan is one of the most recognizable figures in Canadian sports. She is the only Canadian athlete, male or female, winter or summer, to defend a gold medal in two straight Olympic games, a […]

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November 4, 2012
Marauders beat Western 42-28 in Yates Cup semi-final

The Western Mustangs kept it close through the first three quarters, but the Maruarders pulled away for a 42-28 win Saturday night in the OUA semi-final game at Ron Joyce Stadium. Receiver Michael DiCroce, who returned from injury to play his first game this season, earned Player of the Game honours for McMaster, scoring two […]

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November 1, 2012
UTS launches $100,000 Wi-Fi pilot project

The MSU is bringing back the #WheresTheWifi hashtag after partnering with UTS on a $100,000 Wi-Fi pilot project on campus. New surveys on the MSU’s website and Facebook page were released Monday to gather feedback on which areas of campus are most in need of Wi-Fi. Huzaifa Saeed, VP (Education), who sits on the Wi-Fi […]

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November 1, 2012
What integrity means to us

Exploring how a “class-free week” and community-based learning could enhance McMaster’s overall student experience Campus is often viewed as a community of its own. But Forward with Integrity (FWI) urged the campus to look outside McMaster to understand what constitutes our commitment to community. Campus has been abuzz with various initiatives that seek to enhance […]

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November 1, 2012
#Distracted

By: Paulina Prazmo   “Tweet me!” “Add me on Facebook!” or “Follow me on tumblr!” are phrases you might have heard many times, and probably said yourselves to your friends. Many of us are guilty of checking Twitter as soon as we wake up, or being constantly distracted by Facebook when we’re supposed to be […]

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November 1, 2012
A good book isn’t gender specific

By Ariel Garlow   I’ll start this blunt. As a big fan of the literary world, I’m sort of peeved when the occasional person says, “ugh, we don’t read any classic female authors because most fans of literature today still devalue women! Look at these female authors we aren’t reading - that’s a sign of […]

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November 1, 2012
Upset victory for Mac

The McMaster Marauders women's soccer team is the Cinderella story of the OUA FInal Four. After a penalty kick victory, McMaster upset the Western Mustangs at TD Waterhouse Stadium after both teams failed to score through 120 minutes of play. It was a game played through wild weather with excessive rain affecting both sides’ offense. […]

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