The official results of the BUSU 2012-2013 term election race were released at approximately 10:45 p.m., after being tallied in the Isaac's conference room. Outside, less than a hundred Brock University students milled about the Skybar in anticipation.

The Brock University Women's Basketball team bolstered their team record to 14-7 in the OUA with a pair of wins over the Lakehead Thunderwolves Feb. 10-11 in the friendly confines of the Bob Davis Gymnasium. The first game of the double header took overtime to settle, but the Badgers came out on top 77-70 after outscoring the T-Wolves 9-2 in the extra frame.

For the past few months, Brock University's Department of Dramatic Arts has been tirelessly working on the production of Lion in the Streets, written by one of the country's most respected playwrights, Judith Thompson. "I teach acting at Brock, and when the opportunity came up to direct, this play jumped out at me," said Director Danielle Wilson.

From the great country that brought you Nokia, Apocalyptica and Teemu Selanne, comes a sport that gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "my wife is on my back". In the small Finnish town of Sonkajärvi, roughly 400 kilometres north of Helsinki, you'll find men actually carrying their wives on their backs.

They may be headed to the playoffs, but it was not quite the home-stand swan song the Badgers wanted on Senior , but. Prior to their Feb. 12 match-up with the Guelph Gryphons, Brock honoured five graduating team members in a pre-game ceremony. Players Ally Fast (St.

"Religion is the most important thing in a person's life," once wrote Anton LaVey in an essay found on The Church of Satan's Web site.   "If electric trains are the most pervasive thing in one's life, that is his religion. Anything can be a religion if it means a lot.

Over the last 20 years, computers have vastly changed our lives. While new technological innovations in computers are continuously being constructed, what was once a glorified typewriter has now completely altered the way we think, consume and interact with people.

Visitors to the Downtown area of St. Catharines will soon have the NRP keeping an eye on them – whether they like it or not. The St. Catharines City Council voted unanimously on Jan. 16 to install 22 security cameras in the area around Ontario, St.