“No.  Watch the Redskins Cheerleader video, “Dystonia” on Youtube.  Check it.” - Amanda Morgan, 2nd year French and history

Chronicles of Scott McNeil. Quarantined for seven days.

θ Watch every movie on DC++. Oh wait! There is no more DC++.

θ Teach yourself all the programming you need to take over DC++, thus becoming a schoo hero.

θ Find and watch every youtube video involving cute animals.

θ Facebook stalk you entire fifth grade class.

θ Rearrange your room so as to achieve perfect feng-shui.

If you’re looking for a post-drinking hangout spot, a good meal at a reasonable price, or the best milkshake you’ve ever paid more than $5 for, Zak’s Diner in the Byward Market is the place to go.

Established in 1986, Zak’s Diner has been a long-time favourite for many visiting the Byward Market. The ’50s-style diner has an old-school feel to it and hanging from the ceiling on string and wooden clothespins are children’s crayon drawings. 

When posed with the question of how some young professionals in the construction industry might spend a Saturday, few would expect the response to be volunteering.

And yet, that is exactly what members of the Young Construction Executives Club (YCEC), of the Ottawa Construction Association (OCA), did Sept. 25.

A poster campaign on University of Alberta’s campus was launched after the university president made some controversial comments.

Indira Samarasekera reportedly said, “I’m going to be an advocate for young white men, because I can be. No one is going to question me when I say we have a problem,” during an interview on Oct. 21. Samarasekera was referring to facts reported by Statistics Canada that show 58 per cent of the student population in universities is made up of women.