Academics flood Carleton
Congress kicked off with a crepe cooking demonstration May 22 ( Photo: Adam Dietrich )
Rehabilitating Horses
Middle-school student Dana Strauss, of Cornwall, Ontario, said she wants to rehabilitate horses when she’s older.
While taking a course called Animals: Friends, Family and Food, taught by Craig McFarlane, she said she jumped at the opportunity to be a part of the Enrichment Mini-Course Program (EMCP) not only because of the course offerings, but because her older brother had went to Carleton for a mini-course last year.
President’s pressure pays off
The persistence of Carleton president Roseann Runte in lobbying the provincial and federal governments for funding has earned the university $52.5 million, meaning students will have access to two new buildings by 2011.
The funding, announced May 25, will go towards Carleton’s Waterfront Project, according to Carleton spokesperson, Steve Blais.
Budget hikes student tuition fees
Students’ tuition fees take a hit ( Talbert Johnson )
