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WESTERN’S DAILY STUDENT NEWSPAPER • EST.1906 • VOLUME 103, ISSUE 71 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2010

USC PRESIDENTAL SKILLS CHALLENGE

Candidates
penalized
early in race
By Cheryl Stone
Gazette Staff

Some of the University Students’

Council presidential candidates
have encountered bumps along
the campaign trail.
Matthijs van Gaalen has
received 13 demerit points for
unfair play and pre-campaigning,
while Matt Hyland received three
for an outdoor signing violation.
“Pre-campaigning refers to
campaigning or the distribution
of any campaign material […]
before the official start of the
campaign period,” Phil Sach,
chief returning officer for the
USC, explained.
Sach noted van Gaalen’s
charge was based on online
materials posted before the start
of the campaign, as well as the
premature placement of sup-
ports for his sign on University
College Hill.
“Although the sign did not
have campaign materials
attached, candidates were not
supposed to have materials on
the hill before the official start
of the campaign,” Sach
explained. “There is also a mon-
etary fine attached to each
point – for presidential candi-
dates, it is $6 per point.”
Hyland was assigned demer-
it points because his signs were
stuck in the ground — a viola-
tion he unsuccessfully attempt-
ed to appeal.
Van Gaalen also encountered
a setback last week when Arjun
Gupta, van Gaalen’s former
campaign manager, decided to
step down from his position.
“It’s not a resignation in any
way — a lot of people use that
word, but I don’t think that’s the
way you should be using it,” van
Gaalen explained.
Arjun Gupta has a received a
new position within the cam-
paign.
“Personal matters arose
which I have to deal with, and I
wish Matthijs all the best for the
campaign,” Gupta explained.
“He’s in the position which
his skills — he has many of them
— are best suited for, ” van
Gaalen explained of his cam-
paign’s restructuring.
“He’s in the role he is best at,
and when Arjun goes behind
something […] he goes full tilt at
it, ” van Gaalen added.
“I’m still a strong supporter
of Matthijs,” Gupta added.
Both parties felt they were
still on good terms.
“There’s no bad blood
between us at all,” van Gaalen
explained “I think we’ve gotten
closer through this ordeal.”
Laura Barclay/Gazette
GAZETTE PRESIDENTIAL SKILLS CHALLENGE TO UNDERGO NAME CHANGE, BEST ALTERNATIVE SO FAR: “EIGHT YEAR OLD BIRTHDAY PARTY
COMPETITION.” University Students’ Council presidential hopefuls participate in the Gazette’s annual skills challenge yesterday afternoon in the
University Community Centre Atrium. For full results of the competition, check next week’s extensive election coverage in the Feb. 9-10 editions of
the Gazette. No loot bags were handed out after yesterday’s event.
Personal differences come out in debate
Presidential candidates’ platforms, preparedness scrutinzed
By Abid-Aziz Ladhani more on a casual footing,” Matt defended his role in the publication. to the students.
Gazette Staff Hyland said in response to a ques- “The magazine was designed to Park also gave a slight critique of
tion about whether or not he has create a forum for conversation,” Emily Rowe’s visibility as USC pres-
University Students’ Council presi- met with members of the USC Goldfarb said. “I treat women with ident.
dential candidates were grilled on board of directors. “As far as under- high respect all the time.” “Could she have been more vis-
Friday by members of Western’s standing everyone’s portfolio, I Additionally, Tithecott looked ible? Yes,” Park said in response to a
media hub. guess I didn’t meet long enough.” visibly uncomfortable when asked question about his presidential tour
The annual Media Forum, Hyland’s response also revealed about the empty state of tampon platform point, which would
which took place in the University an ongoing tension between him dispensers in the UCC washrooms involve visiting “different campus
Community Centre atrium, and two members of the USC. Dan in regards to his two-ply toilet buildings across campus.”
involved representatives from the Moulton, vice-president university paper platform point. Yet, he In addition, van Gaalen fell
Gazette, tvWestern.ca, CHRW and affairs, and Will Bortolin, vice-pres- acknowledged it was not an idea under scrutiny for his proposed
The Big Purple Couch. Candidates ident campus issues, were cited as on his platform and admitted he pass-fail interest credit system,
Matt Hyland, Ray Park, Mike Tithe- two individuals Hyland did not “wished” it was. which will put in place specific first-
cott, Marshall Goldfarb, Jeff Rut- meet with for personal reasons. All the candidates agreed on one year courses to be marked based on
ledge and Matthijs van Gaalen all Goldfarb, editor-in-chief of the thing — the current board’s a pass or fail basis.
fielded questions on the validity of controversial Student Magazine, response to the London Transit Rutledge was the only candidate
their various platform points, past was again asked about his view on Commission strike could have been to leave the debate relatively
records of involvement and their gender equity at Western, to which better. They mentioned the USC unscathed.
preparedness for the role. he directly responded after a second initiatives in response to the strike View the full forum, taped live at
“All of my meetings have been prompting from the panel. He were not effectively communicated www.livestream.com/uwotv
Txtng, Fbook blaimed for not good grammer
By Alli Aziz ciency exam at Waterloo, about a Shaw also noted English spelling dents not being able to write prop-
Gazette Staff third of the students are failing. is known for its strange exceptions, erly.
Standards of spelling among and little details such as the pro- However Clint Burnham, associ-
Students across Canada need help university students are now so low, nunciation of ‘ough’ can certainly ate professor of English at Simon
with their grammar. Period. concerned professors are begin- contribute to the growing problem Fraser University in British Colum-
There has been a recent flood of ning to investigate the reasons. of student grammar. bia, has a different outlook on these
complaints from professors about Brian Shaw, a writing professor “Poor grammar is the major rea- popular social technologies.
the hopeless state of writing com- at Western, believes this grammati- son students fail,” he said. “Stu- “I’m currently teaching a class
ing from several of their students. cal decline is a serious problem. dents have problems with verb on digital media […] Facebook and
The University of Waterloo is “Spell check is relied on too tenses, sentence structure, and Twitter are the newest forms of
one of the few universities in Cana- often,” Shaw said. “There are basic spelling and it’s a real prob- autobiographies,” he said.
da to require students to pass an numerous errors that spell check is lem.” Burnham works with technolo-
exam testing their English skills. blind to. The difference between Cellphone texting, Facebook gy rather than condemning it.
According to Ann Barrett, manag- ‘there’ and ‘their’ is just one of the and Twitter are all being blamed for
ing director of the English profi- many examples.” a growing number of university stu- PLEASE SEE SPELL P3
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NEWSBRIEFS
We Give Student Discounts Phishing isn’t phunny
York University e-mail accounts
have been targeted by a recent
“WHO’S TAKING YOU TO THE AIRPORT?” phishing scam, asking students to
provide e-mail password informa-

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“York is not alone,” said James
McCloskey, central information
security officer for Information
519-673-6804 OR Technology Services at Western.
1-800-265-4948 “Universities across the world are
perceived as easy targets.”
Book On-line Airbus Students are encouraged not to
www.robertq.com respond to suspicious e-mails and
to notify ITS immediately to verify
the account has not been subject to
SERVING unauthorized access.
“[ITS] has been very proactive in
TORONTO AND preventing scams like this,” says
McCloskey.
DETROIT AIRPORTS Responding to phishing e-mails
can result in the account being
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e-mails.
Students should be aware that
legitimate university notifications
will never ask for personal informa-
tion, and suspicious e-mails should
Trois-Pistoles be deleted immediately.
According to McCloskey, if stu-
dents do respond to phishing e-
Paid Internships mails, ITS can block the accounts
and ensure the students’ passwords
get changed.
Put your French language skills to work after —Lauren Nisbet
Intersession in Trois-Pistoles, Québec.
Better than the rest
Earn another French language credit while The fifth Annual Western Award of
Excellence nominees have been
working and learning in a paid position. announced.
Each year, these awards cele-
Apply for the Explore Bursary brate main campus staff who
-Deadline is February 28. exemplify Western’s mandate of
providing a well-rounded student
For more information, contact experience at one of Canada’s lead-
the Trois-Pistoles French Immersion School office ing research-intensive universities.
Western Student Services 3100, Tel: 519-661-3637 “Anyone can nominate, includ-
Email: tpistole@uwo.ca ing people from the public,” Scott
100112
May, campus communications
consultant, said.
Nominees represent the diver-
sity of the Western campus, from
Barb Haggarty-Hebert, registered
nurse with Student Health Ser-
vices to Lesley Mounteer, associ-
ate director in the faculty of engi-
neering.
Notably, many candidates have
been with Western for a significant
amount of time, including John

POSTGRADUATE
Brunet, who has been with the
department of earth sciences for
over 30 years.

CERTIFICINGACTAERESERS
According to May, winners will
receive a certificate, cash recogni-
tion and a Western item of their
choice on Feb. 16 at a Great Hall

FOR REWARD
gala event as a symbol of apprecia-
tion from their peers.
—Katie Hetherman

FINANCIAL PLANNING Smokers are jokers

Harry Prapavessis, associate pro-
GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT fessor of kinesiology, has been
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT named the Canadian Cancer Soci-
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ety’s researcher of the month.
The professor is currently
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING exploring the impact of exercise
MARKETING MANAGEMENT while quitting smoking and how
quitting will help fight off cancer.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION In response to many women’s
concerns about gaining weight
when quitting smoking, Prapaves-
sis designed a specific exercise pro-
gram to be tested at Western.
The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another. If you think that X
“It can help smokers fight weight equals O, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words and words using an apos-
gain and deal with the other symp- trophe give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is by trial and error.
© 2002 by Kings Features Syndicate, Inc.
toms of nicotine withdrawal,” Pra-
pavessis said.
Lindsay Sitzgeorge, a post doc-
toral fellow funded by the Canadian
Cancer Society helping to conduct
the study, noted they have com-
pleted base-line testing and are in Serving UWO for over 25 years
the process of working with the 64 Accepts Western One Meal Card
currently registered women.
Western students are welcome 3-DAY WEATHER FORECAST
to take part in the next round of the Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
business.humber.ca study beginning in March. Scattered flurries
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“Spell check EVENTS CALENDAR

Wed, Feb. 3 modules in mathematics, statistics, internship, part or full-time employ-
relied on • Huron University College — Black
History Month
actuarial sciences, financial math
and computer science. Everyone is
ment? Meet with potential employ-
ers and discover the exciting
When: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. welcome and pizza will be served. opportunities available with partici-
too often”
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Great Hall When: 4 – 8 p.m. • Centre for Building Sustainable
What: A drama from the “Promised Where: Grad Club Value

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Land”, written and performed by
students from Lambton Kent Com-
posite School.
“I currently use Twitter in my
• U.S. Visa Information Session
lectures, and students will send me
When: 12 - 2 p.m.
tweets if they have a question,” he
Where: Western Support Services,
explained.
Rm. 2130
However, Burnham showed
What: A presentation for those
What: A silent auction to fundraise
for Haiti.
• Cats
When: Feb. 2-3 at 7:30 p.m.
Where: The John Labatt Centre
What: Cats, the musical, visits Lon-
don
Breakfast
When: 1 – 2 p.m.
Where: Ivey building, Rm. 1R40
What: Eric Gales, president of
Microsoft Canada, will discuss his
personal approach to leadership,
with a focus on the role leadership
can play in rapidly evolving indus- M-F 6:30AM - 2:30PM
SAT 7AM-1PM
tries like software and technology.
700 Richmond St.

concern the diction of some uni-
versity students is not at an ade-
quate level.
“They’re still learning,” he
added. “Yes, I see comma splices
and some syntax issues, but I made
those mistakes at the beginning
and would venture that myself and
my colleagues make those mistakes
today, too.”
Burnham believed the majority
of the mistakes he sees on essays
come from students rushing the
night before.
“It’s haste more than anything
else.”
Taking the demographics of the
classroom into account is also
something Burnham implements.
planning on travelling to, studying
or working in the United States.
The presentation covers different
U.S. visa classifications, followed
by a question and answer period.
• Acoustic Lunch
When: 12:30 p.m.
Where: Busker Alley (under the
stairs, basement of the University
Community Centre)
What: An acoustic lunch special
hosted by the University Students’
Council, featuring Jeff McClellan,
Ian Morris and Shane Davis.
• Applied Mathematics — Open
House
When: 4 – 6 p.m.
Where: Western Support Services,
Rm. 248
• Huron University College to host
the honourable John McKay
When: 2 - 4 p.m.
Where: The Huron Room, Dining
Hall
What: Conservative MP John
McKay will be discussing the pri-
vate members bill C-300.
• Black History: Play it Forward
When: 7 p.m.
Where: Wolf Performance Hall
What: An evening of music, dance
and drama to celebrate black histo-
ry month.
Thurs, Feb. 4
• Western’s All Campus Job Expo
When: 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Where: Western Student Recre-
ation Centre
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“In one of my classes, about half What: Ask questions and learn about What: Looking for a summer, PIZZA SERVED
[of the students] were the first ones
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ty, and for some, English isn’t their
first language,” he explained.
Burnham felt that for his stu-
dents it is still very much a learning
experience and people are coming
together at all different stages.
“We work together,” he added.
In the end, Burnham concluded,
it’s not about making the mistake —
it’s about catching them.

Vote YES :
• An additional student fee of $25.00 will be •
Vote NO :
No additional student fee will be levied.
levied, starting in September 2010.
• No funds will be available to make significant
• UCC Gyms will be renovated to become lounge, re n ovations to the UCC Gyms.
24-hour study, programmable, and meeting
space. • Students will continue paying rent for UCC
Gy m s.
• Renovation will be completed in time to be
used during the 2010/11 academic year. • Capital deficit will continue to grow for other
s t u d e n t -c o n t rolledspaces within the UCC .
• Fee will allow for ongoing renovations to stu-
dent controlled spaces within the UCC in sub- • Other options for the UCC Gyms will be consid-
sequent years. ered, including maintaining them as is, mak-
ing a limited investment in equipment and
furniture, or returning them to the unive r s i ty’s
control.

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Slammin’ the
Grams for LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
being a Sham Candidates To the editor:
In his letter, Mr. Lupavitch would have Goldfarb’s
us believe one cannot have a president
The Grammy Awards show, dubbed music’s greatest night,
has been known both as a way for talented artists to be rec-
ognized, as well as a means for them to showcase their tal-
have right who is both a great leader and an alcohol
abuser. History tells a different story.
What do Alexander the Great, John A.
platform is
ent. While performances have always been an integral part
of the show, it’s questionable whether this theatrical aspect to drink and Macdonald and Winston Churchill have
in common? They all drank like fish. practical
is being taken too far. Great leaders need not be sober.
Sunday night’s Grammy’s saw a variety of spectacles
including Lady Gaga being thrown into an inferno, Pink be taken —Seth Climans
Physiology IV
To the editor:
It amazes me to see how University Stu-
hanging from the ceiling and a Michael Jackson memor- dents’ Council presidential candidate
ial featuring 3D images. However, one thing seemed to be
seriously Marshall Goldfarb is constantly referred
missing from the popular awards show — the music.
What used to be a tribute to some of music’s greatest Re: “Joker a tool, voters should not be Rutledge’s to as the “idealist” everyday candidate in
the media. Has anyone been following
artists has turned into a visual eyesore. While musicians fooled” Jan 28, 2010 the debates?
are considered to be performers, a focus on the perfor-
mance detracts from the music, which should ultimately To the editor:
team loses He has a realistic platform that will
leave an impact on our campus for years
be the show’s primary focus. I was shocked to see this letter printed to come. For once, there is a candidate
However, artists shouldn’t be blamed for trying to con-
form to an ever-changing industry. If you wish to succeed
in the Gazette. What appears to be a let-
ter written by an “informed” voter is
one vote who believes a Western community
means more than making it easier for
in such a competitive market, an artist has to able to do really just a writeoff of the candidates To the editor: students to join the USC. Wake up call:
more than just sing well. Most audiences favour “triple this voter doesn’t like. I’m seriously disappointed with one of not every undergraduate wants to join
threat” artists — people who can act, dance and sing. Although letters are meant to give the University Students’ Council presi- the USC.
Whether the reception of these triple threats is posi- readers the opportunity to give their dential candidates. Jeff Rutledge and his Secondly, every candidate claims to
tive or negative, the performances are much more mem- opinions, they shouldn’t be a place to campaigners were beyond rude on Jan. be able to control the debt they will
orable than those artists who choose to only sing on stage. promote or demote any specific candi- 26 while they were campaigning in the inherit upon election. Once again, has
Unfortunately, the result of this is over-hyped pop stars date. After reading each candidate’s plat- University Community Centre atrium. anyone looked at the candidates’ plat-
getting all the glory at award shows while actually talent- form I would advise voters to not rule As most people were well aware, the forms? Each candidate (with the excep-
ed and unique musicians are overlooked. out any candidate just yet. None of them Have a Heart for Haiti campaign was also tion of Goldfarb) plans to increase ser-
The Grammy’s are perhaps forced to encourage the are “joke candidates” — they all want to launched that day. However, instead of vices and implement idealistic plans,
use of theatrics in order to gain more viewers. The awards see change in the University Students’ being there all day, as the presidential which will no doubt require increased
show has an unfortunate history of being on the dry side, Council and I would suggest all voters campaigners were, the event only lasted and unanswered funding.
so it makes sense they want artists to push the limits to become informed and read each candi- one hour. More comfortable toilet paper
increase ratings. Furthermore, if ridiculous performances date’s platform thoroughly. While I can understand all candidates sounds nice; but how can you justify
are what people want more than serious displays of musi- Regarding the Ceeps Bingo incident, may not have had time to come and frivolous spending when the USC has
cal talent, why should the Grammy’s go against the grain I would suggest Mr. Lupavitch get his watch, I don’t understand why they experienced a $1 million loss. Goldfarb
and risk losing viewers? facts straight before pointing fingers at couldn’t show some respect and turn is not idealistic. His platform is practical
Nonetheless, if the Grammy’s are looking to advertise anyone. I too am a Bingo regular and their music down or off for an hour. and well suited to inherit the USC’s
themselves as an awards show, then they should be able saw a very different scene than what has As Haitians were sharing stories of the potential debt in the next fiscal year.
to deliver. It certainly wouldn’t hurt to cut the perfor- been described. horrible devastation to their home coun- —Jon England
mances a bit to give more attention to the lower profile No candidate should be ruled out try, it was incredibly unnecessary and Huron Political Science III
nominees. Although the general public might be a bit less because of what they do in their person- rude to have this campaign in particular
entertained, an emphasis on the awards might help al time. Emily Rowe is no stranger to playing their music loudly and on repeat.
restore the integrity of the Grammy’s, whereas it is cur- Richmond Row, but this has never Performers were singing beautiful songs,
rently just a spectacle of famous people disguised as an affected the way she does her job. I am and all I could hear was the incredibly
awards show. confident none of the candidates this irritating music coming from the Rut-
Ultimately, while Saturday’s Grammy’s proved to be a year would let that get in their way of ledge campaign table.
gazette.opinions
disappointment, the award show is not solely to blame. being a good president either. Have some respect — turn off your @uwo.ca
It’s the media’s job to reflect society, not change it, and in Western, don’t be fooled by anyone music for one hour, especially when other
the end the Grammy’s are simply a business looking to (running or not), become an informed people are singing and playing guitar.
attract more customers. voter and choose the best candidate for You’ve lost at least one vote due to your Send us your letters
While award shows in general work more to entertain the position based on your own merits. campaign’s lack of common courtesy.
than to honour, there is no one to blame other than the —Jon Rajzman —Nicole Borsi
viewers. Criminology I Criminology III

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ArtsEntertainment

Models strut their stuff for Haiti

Think Rich, Look Poor show raises $1,500
By Gazette A&E
For the three A&E editors, Saturday
night at Taphouse felt more like New
York fashion week than a typical
venture down Richmond Row.
The dance floor was trans-
formed into a runway and its clien-
tele of mere mortals was replaced
by a plethora of models and fash-
and heels, to acid wash jeans, with
one segment devoted entirely to
bathing suits, and another to the
shirtless male models.
The audience — which was a
decent size of a few hundred peo-
ple considering the show began
fairly early in the evening and was
the same night as Charity Ball —
seemed enthusiastic, and rightfully
down the runway wearing what
looked like vintage bridal gowns.
With all these unexpected changes, Photos courtesy of Rob Bremner
the audience was kept on their toes I STOPPED TAKING TAE KWON DO, BUT THEY LET ME KEEP THE OUT-
and truly entertained. FIT. Models strutted the catwalk (above) at the UWO Style Society’s fash-
The show didn’t run long ion show Saturday night for an excited crowd at the London Taphouse (left).
enough to bore the crowd and
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Poor” fashion show, held to raise
money for Haiti. The show raised
so. The atmosphere was similar to
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The three of us may have a pen-
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included songs by Fever Ray and Want to dress like the models?
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UWOpera does justice to Mozart’s classic
By Lauren Moore
Gazette Staff
UWOpera’s version of Mozart’s Don
Giovanni triumphs over the “every
opera-is-boring” stigma and makes
for a captivating performance.
Although this Mozart opera first
premiered in 1787, the plot is sur-
prisingly provocative. The opera
follows nobleman Don Giovanni on
his womanizing escapades and
depicts the plots of revenge on the
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suave protagonist by his latest
female targets.
Featuring two separate casts, the
hours of dedication to vocal train-
ing are obvious. Subtitles projected
on a screen assist non-Italian audi-
ence members by clarifying dia-
logue.
Christopher Dunham’s on-stage
charisma contributes to his remark-
able performance in the lead role of
Don Giovanni, and watching him
strategize the seduction of females
is thoroughly entertaining. His voice
is soothing and sensual, and it’s easy
Housing
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3 BDRM TOWNHOUSES and apartments. These
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dishwasher. Call John @ (519) 859-5563.
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to see why the female characters fall
victim to his charm.
Adam Marostica steals the show
as Leporello, Giovanni’s disapprov-
ing sidekick — his acting skills are
equally as impressive as his singing
voice. Marostica twists humour
into the lyrics with facial expres-
sions and quirks.
Like Leporello, the female leads
present their damsels-in-distress
characters comically to appeal to
today’s audience. Lines such as “I
am dying!” to describe heartbreak
are addressed with coy smiles at the
Housing
3, 3 BEDROOM red brick apartment styles to choose
from. Our accommodations were recently constructed
to fit the discerning taste of UWO students. These
large, open-concept apartments feature laundry, dish-
washer, free parking, oversized closets, and full time
property management. All of our newly built red brick
buildings are located either right next to campus, or in
other areas that are popular with UWO students. Safe,
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ments will give you the finest off campus experience
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3,4 AND 5 Bedroom apartments and houses just out-
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519-870-9941
3-BDRM APT John Street. near Barking Frog $500 per
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4 BD A+ spacious layout. Modern updated 3 level
townhouse in a private student community. Lots of
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the house (Dundas 2). $430/mnth. Includes Utilities!
Call Jason 519.495.8717
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4 BDRM APARTMENTS for rent. Why not live with
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4 BDRM. #1 Redbrick rentals. Newly built red bricks,
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campus! All include washer, dryer, and dishwasher.
Large living area and rooms. Parking is included. Live in
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excessive drama.
Lida Szkwarek especially stands
out as Donna Elvira, an obsessive
victim to Giovanni’s seduction. Her
singing range continually impresses
— just when you think she’s reached
her highest note, she tops it in the
next song.
The character of Don Ottavio
(Young Yi) is looped into the Gio-
vanni hunt by his lover, Donna
Anna. His unwavering dedication
to the diva makes his character a
little boring, but Yi’s beautiful
voice redeems his character’s
Housing
4 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 Bathrooms 144 PaulOxford-
Wharncliffe. modern kitchen, dishwasher/laundry,Free
utilities.on #2 bus route,parking, available
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8288 www.yeatspropertyrentals.com
4 BEDROOM REDBRICK townhomes on Oxford. 10
minute walk to campus, right on major bus route to
campus and downtown. Great location. Three floors,
two full washrooms! Huge rooms and closets. All new
appliances including washer/dryer and dishwasher.
Call John @ (519) 859-5563 with questions or to book
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4&5 BDRM. homes and townhomes, Live in the awe-
some red brick ones next year. So close to campus. Su-
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internet. Many to choose from. Call Jon 519-852-7993.
4, 4 BEDROOM red brick apartment styles to choose
from. Our accommodations were recently constructed
to fit the discerning taste of UWO students. These
large, open-concept apartments feature laundry, dish-
washer, free parking, oversized closets, and full time
property management. All of our newly built red brick
buildings are located either right next to campus, or in
other areas that are popular with UWO students. Safe,
new, comfortable, and reasonably priced, these apart-
ments will give you the finest off campus experience
available. Call Bill anytime 519-670-0327.
billh@londonproperty.ca
4,5 AND 6 Bedroom units, close to Gates and down-
town, large bedrooms, dishwasher, parking. Brand
new, Rents from $425-$500, Call 519-643-6014.
Check them out at www.icprop.com. Will rent fast!
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thing you could ask for, with 5 appliances, free parking,
spacious bedrooms and common rooms and full time
maintenance. Bedrooms are network for internet. Call
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4-BDRM APT John Street. Near Barking Frog $500
per Mth./Bdrm, utilities included. two floors, complete-
ly renovated. Priv. laundry and parking. Avail. May 1st,
2009. Call Dave at 657-4836 Pics at purplesites.com
under housing.
5 AND 4 Bedroom houses and apartments right on
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near the house (Dundas 2). $425/mnth. Includes Util-
ities! Call Jason 519.495.8717
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5 BDRM APARTMENTS for rent. Why not live with
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housing? London Property Corp., offers the newest
homes in the best student areas. Western students
should be concerned with their studies- not house
problems. Let London Property Corp.’s team look after
all your housing needs. Call Bill anytime 519-670-
0327. billh@londonproperty.ca
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per fast, call quick 519-933-9331 or
www.exclusiverental.ca.
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Bright, modern, skylights, hardwood floors. 2 gas fire-
places. 3 large baths, balcony. Ultra-high efficiency fur-
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$2500/month including professional cleaning every 2
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5 BDRM HOUSE, Grosvenor St at Maitland, Very large
home laundry, parking, Avail. May 1st, 2009. Call Dave
at 657-4836 Pics at purplesites.com under housing.
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preferred. Pics at www.mgsproperties.ca $435/room!
519-777-0472.
5 BDRM. #1 Redbrick rentals. Newly built red bricks,
right across from campus! Dishwasher, washer/dryer
include. Huge, spacious rooms with massive closets.
Networked for Internet and parking included. These
ones always go fast so call soon. Call John anytime at
519-859-5563 or email jmiles@telus.blackberry.net.
shortcomings.
Aesthetically, the costumes are
elaborate and authentic. One of the
few downsides of the show is the
set, which fails to live up to the
show’s otherwise high standards.
Overall, at a reasonable price
and convenient location, Mozart’s
Don Giovanni gives you more than
your money’s worth.
Don Giovanni plays at the Dav-
enport Theatre Feb. 6-7. Student
tickets are $20, and are available in
advance by calling Orchestra Lon-
don at 519-679-8778.
Housing
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and DT. Oversize large bedrooms, hardwood floors,
dishwasher, laundry, garage. Call 519-933-9331,
www.exclusiverental.ca
5 BDRM. LONDON’S Best Student Rentals. Beautiful
red brick apartments and townhouses minutes from
campus! All include washer, dryer, and dishwasher.
Large living area and rooms. Parking is included. Live in
style! Call Graham at (519) 719-1848 for more details.
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and view one of these units before they are gone!
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appliances, parking and more. Check it out at
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for an appointment.
5 BEDROOM HOUSES and apartments on bus route
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Most with new appliances including washer/dryer and
dishwasher. Call Graham at (519) 719-1848 for details.
5 BEDROOM HOUSES and townhouses for rent on
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maintenance and full time property management. Units
are rented on a first come first serve basis. Call Zach
at 519-854-0505, zachs@londonproperty.ca
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5 BEDROOM, PRIME locations and condition, down-
town and near UWO, on LTC bus routes. See us first!
Rides available to view. Refer a Friend Program. Call
Dustin 519-495-7903.
5, 5 BEDROOM red brick apartment styles to choose
from. Our accommodations were recently constructed
to fit the discerning taste of UWO students. These
large, open-concept apartments feature laundry, dish-
washer, free parking, oversized closets, and full time
property management. All of our newly built red brick
buildings are located either right next to campus, or in
other areas that are popular with UWO students. Safe,
new, comfortable, and reasonably priced, these apart-
ments will give you the finest off campus experience
available. Call Bill anytime 519-670-0327.
billh@londonproperty.ca
5-6 ROOMS. LARGE home on Castlegrove Blvd. Full
kitchen and furnished main level. Steps from bus stop.
One bus to campus and amenities. Furnished rooms
available. Please call 416-797-7889.
6 AND 7 BEDROOM adjacent campus. The awesome
red brick homes and townhomes. Really large room
sizes. All appliances, fully networked for internet, park-
ing included. For more info or showing call Jon any-
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Mustangs defeat Waterloo despite unfocused play

By Bobby Fedder
Gazette Writer
Even with a weak performance, the
Mustangs rebounded from two
straight losses to defeat the Water-
loo Warriors 76-60 at Alumni Hall
last Wednesday.
The team’s inability to focus and
play controlled basketball kept
Waterloo in the game early on. The
Warriors hung around through the
first half, going into the third quar-
ter trailing by a single point.
The Warriors took the lead
immediately in the third, shaking
the Mustangs out of their doldrums.
“We actually played an intelli-
gent game in the third quarter,”
Western head coach Stephan Barrie
said. “In the third quarter, we played
how we were capable of playing, but
it was the only quarter we did that.”
The Mustangs were plagued by
a lack of effort throughout the
game, being out rebounded 44-40.
“We didn’t respect [Waterloo],”
Mustangs forward Katelyn Leddy,
who led all scorers with 17 points,
said after the game. “We came out
in the second half and we were
communicating a bit more.”
From the first quarter onwards,
it was clear the Mustangs were the
more talented team. But sloppy
play, including turnovers and
missed outside shots, kept Waterloo
in the game.
Although the Mustangs shot a
decent 41.2 per cent from the field
in the first half, they only got to the
free throw line six times. A lack of
success in the paint, in addition to
the mistakes on defence, allowed
Waterloo to stick around much
longer than they should have.
However, Western came out in
the third playing a much more
committed game. They went inside,
often to Leddy or Amanda Ander-
son, who finished with 15 points.
“We had that dip where we just
turned it over unforced five, six times
and they just had the poise not to do
that,” Warriors coach Tyler Slipp said.
By the fourth quarter, Western
had returned to the sloppy play that
marked the first half. Despite
stretching their lead from 11 to 16,
the Mustangs seemed to once again
lose focus, relying on long-range
shots that weren’t going in.
“We were playing out of control
basketball, without focus for a good
portion of the night […] if we don’t
improve that, we’re going to be in
tough,” Barrie said.
The Mustangs play the Brock
Badgers this Wednesday night in St.
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Mustangs represent the World
Sports
Four of the Mustangs football team’s young stars shone this
weekend for the World Select team as they took on the best
American players ages 19 and under in Fort Lauderdale, Flori-
da. Lineman David Lee, linebackers Jerod McCrory and Mar-
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Mustangs on the rebound
Barbeau’s 22-point performance
helps Mustangs halt three game skid
By Jesse Rubinoff
Gazette Writer
Looking to end a three-game losing
streak, the Western Mustangs men’s
basketball team welcomed the
Waterloo Warriors — a team that
has had difficulty winning on the
road this season — to Alumni Hall
last Wednesday.
As it turned out, the visit from
the Warriors was the perfect reme-
dy for Western’s recent woes.
Struggling to find a way to con-
tain the sharp-shooting Warriors in
the first half, the Mustangs made
some key defensive adjustments at
halftime, lifting them to an enter-
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51-47 at halftime, Campbell knew
his team defence would have to
improve in order for the Mustangs
to come away with the victory.
“We took a look at what they
were running against the zone and
made a few adjustments,” he said.
“I just think we really did a good
job of contesting and challenging
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did a good job.”
“[Barbeau] was huge
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an impressive 22 points, five assists
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minutes of action.
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easy shots and easy inside touch-
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Barbeau was quick to deflect
praise, explaining it was the success
of the big forward tandem of
Andrew Wedemire and Garrett
Olexiuk that made his decision on
where to distribute the ball quite
easy.
“I try to ignite the fast break
every time I get the ball because
that’s the easiest way to score, but
when I had nothing in transition,
we tried to get Andrew and Garrett
the ball in the post and it worked,”
he said.
Wedemire finished with 18
points and six rebounds, while
Olexiuk contributed 12 points and
six rebounds, despite a sore knee
that kept him out of the Mustangs
previous game.
Waterloo head coach Tom
Kieswetter commended the Mus-
tangs on their effort.
“Full credit to Western. We
couldn’t contain Barbeau on the
perimeter and Wedemire inside –
they were the difference,” he
said. “We still have [an] opportuni-
ty to finish with a good playoff seed,
but we need to make some defen-
sive improvements.”
Western now sits fourth in the
Ontario University Athletics West
division, just ahead of Waterloo.
“Waterloo is an experienced
team, they’ve been through the
storms before and we’re trying to
gain that type of experience,”
Campbell said. “It’s always going to
be a war every time we play them
regardless of when it is.”
The Mustangs now travel to St.
Catharines on Wednesday to take
on the sixth-placed Brock Badgers.
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