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A little good news - that is the general verdict given to the provincial budget by students and university administrators.

The Students' Union elections came to a close Tuesday, witnessing the best voter turnout in recent years.

The decision makers at the U of R are welcoming the public to their next meeting with the promise of an interesting discussion: the U of R's financial plan for the upcoming year.

Organizers were pleasantly surprised when about 500 people came to hear a national activist talk about the Multilateral Agreement on Investment last Monday.

The halls and the walls of the U or R have been adorned with election paraphernalia, but not all candidates were able to cover the campus with their images and thoughts.

Two faculty groups have ended their academic boycott of B.

Riding a bus will soon be more costly for students.

Debt-ridden slackers who skip out on their provincial student loans will soon get hit up by Revenue Canada.

Students rallying at Dalhousie University last week had a few words to say about the impending faculty strike - and the word of choice was "bullshit".