:: IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE ::
NOVEMBER 27 - DECEMBER 03, 2003 :: ISSUE 14 VOLUME 46

NEWS
Fit for 2005: Can Saskatchewan do it?
by Ashley Martin
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Sixth Again
by Steven Kiser
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“Flat Out” fun at Regina’s Grey Cup
by Ashley Martin
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Aboriginal education needs change: academic
by Ginny Collins
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‘Tis the season of giving
by Steven Kiser
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Why is there a difference in pain tolerance between the old and young?
by Jason Antonio
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Construction for the deepening of Wascana Lake soon to begin
by Holly McKenzie
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ARTS
Nashville Pussy
Raunchy band remembers its roots
by Mike Mowbray
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Local art exhibit serves dual purpose
by Rhonda Sieben
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Expect a stunning show from The Secret Garden
by Ashley Martin
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Love Actually is a warm and charming comedy
by Kent Farago
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Master and Commander: a surefire Oscar hit
by Steven Kiser
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Could Regina have done better?
by Cassie Ozog
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Things that piss me off
by Dan MacRae
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CD Reviews
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FEATURES
A mosaic on campus
by Oliver Chang
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SPORTS
Women’s basketball team sweeps top ranked Wesmen
by Chris Jaster
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“Classic” game leaves classic memories
by Brad Brown
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Men’s basketball team sweeps Wesmen
by Chris Jaster
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Men’s hockey team steals a point from top ranked Golden Bears
by Alexis Vanbuskirk
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OPINIONS
Stress of the season
Editorial
by Ashley Martin
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Banjo-pickers throw good parties
Commentary
by Jason Antonio
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Waygook in Korea
Angering her father
by Corry Day
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Sex and the single girl
Projectile kitty vomit and men bashing
by Rachel Welychka
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Dead at 18
Gone forever
by Matt Barton
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The penis as a badge
by Justin Ludwig
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Nokia N-Gage: fun but flawed
by Oliver Chang
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Loud and Proud:
The Hidden Cameras live in concert
by Tim Smith
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Leah Sharpe waxes poetic about the Good Food Box
by Leah Sharpe
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