Below you will find featured stories from their individual pages, links to their pages, and their biographies. In a sign that independent film is alive and well at McGill, several hundred people crowded into Adams Auditorium for the premiere of The Steaks, a movie written and directed by McGill student Gavin Heffernan. The University of Alberta hosted the 2001 CIAU Women's Basketball National Championship. The top eight teams in the country converged on Varsity Gym for a weekend of upsets, heartbreaks, and basketball magic. It is the time of year when those of us who are graduating and have no jobs start to wonder what all those late nights, last minute cramming and research papers were all for.
Every student seems full of their own merit and quick to put down other professions.
Dalhousie is trying to get its students to recognize the value in every profession, and especially the important interaction between professions. A brief conversation with Ralph Nader Presidential election spoiler Ralph Nader spares a few moments the day before he spoke to a packed Convocation Hall. Once again, in the spirit of Fringe Festivals the world over, the Laurier Theatre Collective is staging its seventh annual Campus Fringe festival. If you have ever heard a cell phone go off when you were watching a movie or a play, you might have wished for some way to turn it off. You might not need to experience this again, since Industry Canada is researching public opinion concerning the use of cell phone signal jammers in areas of public entertainment such as theatres and restaurants.