I learned something this past week. I learned that I can pretty much flat-out insult not only a newly elected student union executive, but the entirety of Brock's student populace, and get no more than the 120 word response over in the letters to the editor.
There has been a new addition to the 11 Salina household: Cogeco digital cable. An entire digital universe is now at my fingertips. The coveted "Select All" package, at a discounted rate of $43.99 a month, pipes in hundreds of high quality channels, no doubt crippling my already less-than-empty social and personal calendar.
I have a friend who's only slept with four people, he says. Unless you count blow jobs, in which case the number skyrockets to the mid-20s. It's a pretty freakin' big discrepancy, but apparently where he grew up, giving guys a blow job in a bathroom at a party was totally OK, but girls who participated in full-on intercourse too early were a bit "skanky.
Tuesday and Wednesday this week will see more than 15 different Faith Groups, Denominations and religious agencies at Brock. It's part of Faith Fair 2004, a new initiative reflecting the diversity of faith in Canadian society. Day one of Faith Fair (March 2) will see tables from groups ranging from Buddhists to Loretto Sisters to evangelical Protestants in the Thistle Corridor.
First of all, get off your high horse. So there is a great degree of apathy around the campus, people have their reasons. It doesn't mean that everyone is apathetic. In regards to Freddy Yeboah, how dare you cut him down. He hasn't even done anything and you are already saying that he won't be able to cut it.
I am writing on behalf of the women's swim team, in response to the article in last week's Press. Many of us were surprised, disappointed, and even insulted by the various comments regarding our performance at the OUA's. This was not caused by Press journalists themselves; they were the unfortunate mediators of what I would consider to be inappropriate and wholly disheartening feedback.
