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The opening act, Giant Hand, a stage name for soloist Kirk Ramsay, played a short set with just his voice and an acoustic guitar cranking out songs about reading books and sewer rats.
The Ottawa native even had a recorded drum and guitar-backing track on his last song that he recorded himself, truly defining the one-man band.
That would be this year’s United Way campaign, for which Carleton has hosted such events as a delectable soup cook-off and a frisky polar bear dip.
The Sprott School of Business held its third annual soup kitchen in Dunton Tower Nov. 11. The event featured more than 20 different soups, chilies, stews and chowders, some donated by local restaurants and others contributed by Sprott faculty, staff and students.
Carleton placed seventh out of 11 universities in Maclean’s magazine’s 19th annual university rankings in the comprehensive category – a category designed for universities with a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs, in addition to a significant amount of research activity.
Carleton’s rank hovers around average in most categories, with a few notable exceptions.
Carleton placed 10th for operating budget, something Duncan Watt, university vice-president (finance and administration), isn’t worried about.
At a meeting Nov. 6, the city of Ottawa’s transit committee voted in favour of creating a subsidized U-Pass for Ottawa post-secondary students at a cost of $145 per semester.
“We would all like to implement the U-Pass as a means of improving service,” said Alain Mercier, head of OC Transpo.
Hundreds of Carleton students and staff gathered beneath the flagpoles outside Azrieli Pavilion to pay their respects for Canada’s veterans Nov. 11.
The ceremony commenced with O Canada, sung by the Carleton University Choir. The flags were lowered to half-mast, followed by two minutes of silence. Representatives of the Carleton community laid wreaths beneath the flagpoles.
Richard Heron, a veteran and shift manager for the department of university safety, is in charge of planning of the ceremony.
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