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MUSTANG
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Men score big... p.8
VOLUME 101, ISSUE 68 • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2008
SEX ISSUE
OPINIONS
SEX SURVEY
FREE SPEECH
Fill it out inside... p.2
Do freedoms extend to the blogosphere?... p.4
Who’s gonna
be USC Prez?
COME WASTE YOUR TIME WITH ME
Yesterday, candidates for the 2008
University Students’ Council presidential election were announced.
Here’s a brief introduction this
year’s nominees. Read tomorrow’s
Gazette for more details.
Ryan Gauss
Year: 4
Program: History and political science
USC experience: King’s University Students’
Council President 2007-08 and KUCSC
speaker.
Jon Purdy/Gazette
OH, MAN! WHY DID I SPEND ALL MY MINUTES ON HOTLINES? Fourth-year kinesiology student Nathan Ho was getting his knickers in a twist
over his sub-par cell phone service yesterday in Talbot College. You should try homing pigeons, Nate: it really works for our daily newsroom.
Stephen Lecce
CFS-Ontario Student council’s OUSA membership
passes pro-life
under
review
this
month
ban motion
By Jay La Rochelle
By Lauren Pelley
Gazette Staff
Gazette Staff
The always-controversial abortion
debate is heating up across the
province after the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) of Ontario
passed a contentious motion.
At a conference in January, CFSOntario approved a motion to support student unions that wish to
ban pro-life groups from their campuses.
The motion was brought forth
by the Lakehead University Student
Union, that wished to deny official
club status to the group Life Support.
Concerns CFS-Ontario would
support student unions targeting
religious groups that oppose abortion were raised by a representative
of the Ryerson Student Union
(RSU), who was in attendance at
the conference.
Heather Kere, RSU VP-education,
proposed an amendment to the
motion on the basis the definition of
an “anti-choice” group was not clear.
The amendment was not passed.
The University Students’ Council is
set to review its membership in the
Ontario Undergraduate Student
Alliance and Western students are
being asked for input.
According to USC external
affairs coordinator Patrick Duncan,
the council’s provincial and federal
representation is reviewed every
two years. This year, the USC is discussing its provincial membership
in OUSA.
OUSA is a coalition of elected
university student councils from
across the province. The organization provides research and ideas to
the provincial government on how
to improve postsecondary education in Ontario through lobbying,
advocacy, awareness campaigns
and various other means.
The USC has been a member of
OUSA since the organization’s
inception in 1997, but had previously been part of the Ontario
branch of the Canadian Federation
of Students.
The CFS, founded in 1981, represents over 80 student unions
PLEASE SEE PRO-LIFE P3
across Canada and, unlike OUSA,
aims to represent student interests
at both the provincial and federal
levels.
Several other differences also
exist between the two organizations, despite their similar goals.
While the CFS advocates solidarity, OUSA offers student unions
the ability to be autonomous,
David Simmonds, VP-university
affairs for the USC and OUSA president, explained.
“We take positions [on issues],
but if a member school is uncomfortable with that, they can step
back,” Simmonds continued.
He said OUSA focuses solely on
matters of postsecondary education, whereas the CFS takes stances
on various issues.
Dave Molenhuis, the Ontario
representative for CFS, said the federation is uniquely member-driven,
unlike OUSA.
“OUSA was founded as an organization of student councils and
has a student council mentality
about it,” Molenhuis added. “We’re
differentiated on that ... [CFS] has
more focus on individual membership.”
Molenhuis noted OUSA does
not run services for students.
“We still own Travel Cuts, the
largest student-owned and operated travel organization in the world,”
Molenhuis said. “We’re leaders in
that respect.”
On Feb. 13, students can attend a
public forum to discuss the merits
of membership in OUSA or the CFS.
“We’re looking at both organizations holistically and inviting both
organizations to come speak to us,”
Duncan said. “As well, we’re getting
student input on the process to get
a broader vision of what the campus is looking for and what Western’s needs are.”
The public forum will aid the
USC’s External Affairs Committee
in drafting a report to bring to
council. Voting on the issue will
occur in early March.
Simmonds, who chairs the committee, declared a personal conflict
of interest and is acting only as an
OUSA spokesperson in the USC’s
decision process.
The forum will be on Feb. 13
from 4:30-6 p.m. in the McKellar
Room, University Community
Centre.
Year: 4
Program: Political science
USC experience: Senate-at-large 2006-07,
2007-08; social science councilor 2006-07;
residence councilor for Essex Hall; financial
aid commissioner and three-time social science soph.
Christan Mariyanayagam
Year: 5
Program: Psychology and medical science
USC experience: Homecoming commissioner 2006-07; charity commissioner 200607; science councilor 2006-2007; student
life employee.
Mitchell Steinberg
Year: 4
Program: media, information and technoculture
USC experience: Orientation Week 2007-08;
Medway-Sydenham soph 2005-06, 20062007; three years on Medway-Sydenham
residence council.
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1. What is your age?
2. What is your gender?
A) Female ..............................................❍
B) Male..................................................❍
3. Are you sexually active?
A) Yes ....................................................❍
B) No .....................................................❍
C) Does my hand count? .......................❍
4. What is your sexual orientation?
A) Heterosexual .....................................❍
B) Homosexual ......................................❍
C) Bisexual ............................................❍
D) Other.................................................❍
5. If you are LGBT, are you out?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
6. If yes, at what age did you come out?
A) 14 or less......❍ B) 15-16............❍
C) 17-19............❍ D) 20-22 ...........❍
E) 23-25............❍ F) 25+...............❍
7. Age lost virginity?
A) Under 13 .......❍ B) 13-15............❍
C) 16-18............❍ D) 19-21 ...........❍
E) 22-25............❍ F) 25-30............❍
G) Still waiting ...❍
8. Number of partners?
A) 0 ...................❍ B) 1 ...................❍
C) 2-5................❍ D) 6-10..............❍
E) 11-25............❍ F) 26-40............❍
G) 40-60............❍ H) 60+...............❍
9. What age is the oldest person you’ve had
sex with?
A) Less than 17....❍ B) 18-22............❍
C) 23-28............❍ D) 29-35 ...........❍
E) 36-45............❍ F) 46-55............❍
G) 56+...............❍
10. In what public places have you had sex?
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11. Have you ever had sex with a:
A) Teacher .........❍ B) Professor.......❍
(Bonus points if they taught ethics)
C) TA..................❍ D) Boss..............❍
E) Frosh.............❍ F) Soph..............❍
G) Team mascot ..❍
12. Have you ever faked an orgasm?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
13. Did you partake in first-year floorcest?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
14. What’s your favourite position?
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If it’s new, explain it
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15. What’s your strangest fetish?
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16. Do you enjoy talking during sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
If yes, what’s the strangest/dirtiest thing
you or your partner has said?
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17. Have you ever said the wrong name of
your partner during sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
If yes, did you finish?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
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18. Have you ever forgotten the name of
your partner during sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
19. Immediately after sex, do you generally:
A) Clean up............................................❍
B) Cuddle ..............................................❍
C) Go about your own business .............❍
D) Turn on TV/music ..............................❍
E) Sleep.................................................❍
F) Other .................................................❍
20. What’s the most memorable piece of
music you’ve had sex to?
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Best music to have sex to?
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Best movie to have sex to?
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21. What lengths have you gone to to have
sex with someone?
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22. Have you ever said “I love you” for the
explicit purpose of having sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
23. Do you tend to be dominant or submissive?
A) Dominant ..........................................❍
B) Submissive .......................................❍
C) Neither ..............................................❍
24. Have you ever fantasized about someone else while having sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
25. How many times per week do you
masturbate?
A) None .............❍ B) 1-3................❍
C) 4-9................❍ D) 10-15 ...........❍
E) 15+...............❍
26. Strangest object you’ve masturbated
with?
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27. Have you ever caught a
roommate/housemate masturbating?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
28. Have you ever caught your parents
having sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
29. How often do you enjoy porn in all its
forms?
A) 1-3 times a day.................................❍
B) 1-3 times a week..............................❍
C) 1-3 times a month ............................❍
D) Less frequently than any option given
here ..................................................❍
E) Never ................................................❍
30. Have you ever had a threesome?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
31. Have you ever paid for sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
32.Have you ever tried to pay for sex and
been turned down?
A) Yes
B) No
33. Have you ever been paid for sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
34. Have you ever role-played during sex?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
If yes, what’s your favourite scenario?
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35. Have you ever been involved in a
friends-with-benefits relationship?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
36. Have you ever been a home-wrecker?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
37. Have you ever made a video with a
partner?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
If yes, did you use nightvision?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No .................❍
If yes, was it leaked on the Internet?
A) Yes ................❍ B) No.................❍
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Pro-life group on Booze, drugs, sketchy
driving, oh my!
main campus?
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“The amendment was to clarify the language around the past
actions of the group that would
be denied space,” Kere said.
Kere noted pro-life groups
should not be banned unless they
are harassing students or using
sensationalistic imagery. She
added the group at Lakehead had
behaved inappropriately in the
past.
Sandy Hudson, the CFSOntario Women’s Commissioner,
said while the motion is not
meant to target religious groups,
groups that oppose abortion
should not be funded by students.
When asked whether Ryerson
students should be exposed to
both sides of the abortion issue,
Hudson said allowing an antichoice group would be like allowing a white supremacist group on
campus.
Hudson added the literature
distributed by Life Support
likened abortion to the 1994
genocide in Rwanda and the
Holocaust.
The CFS-Ontario decision is
welcome news for Joyce Arthur,
coordinator of the Abortion
Rights Coalition of Canada.
Arthur believes pro-life groups
should not receive support from
student unions because they seek
to repress human rights. She said
these groups are comparable to
Neo-Nazi movements.
Jakki Jeffs, executive director of
Alliance for Life Ontario, asked
why pro-life groups are being targeted by student unions.
“What is so different about a
pro-life group other than it is
politically incorrect?” she asked.
Although Western’s main campus does not have a pro-life group
at present, there is one at King’s
University College.
According to Nathan Welch, a
member of King’s Live for Life, a
pro-life group at King’s, the University Students’ Council will
review an application by students
at main campus to establish a prolife group in the next two weeks.
He said such an application
was turned down by a previous
council.
By Mike Hayes
Gazette Staff
Criminals of all stripes found their
way into London this past week,
giving police lots of work and crime
reporters lots of material. From
panicking pedestrians to driving
four sheets to the wind, the usual
suspects were at it again.
On Western’s campus, a driver
struck a female student walking
east across Huron Street, south of
Lambton Drive. The driver
allegedly honked at her and
stopped — an action she perceived to mean ‘continue walking.’
Unfortunately, the driver thought
honking the horn meant she
should stop. The end result was a
pedestrian with bumps and bruises and a driver in trouble for not
giving the right of way.
Meanwhile, crime was imported
to the Forest City by way of Windsor. The London Police Service
arrived at an address on Southdale
Road and executed a search warrant for Nicholas Ingram — wanted
for an attempted murder charge in
Windsor. Hilarity ensued as Ingram
and two others were found with
drugs and firearms. Among the
goodies: enough blow to buy at
least four seconds of Super Bowl
advertising (or $22,400), about 50
grams of crack and a “small quantity of marijuana.”
Last, but not least, were numerous RIDE programs operating on
Sunday to coincide with the Super
Bowl. Though many stayed home
to watch the big game, RIDE
processed 200 drivers over the day.
Of these drivers, six were tested and
two found themselves without a
license after failing their sobriety
tests.
The story of the day goes to the
driver who introduced his car to a
tree at Wilton and Highbury
Avenue. The driver was taken to the
hospital with non-life threatening
injuries and arrested upon release.
Whether he couldn’t go on after
New England’s botched perfect season is unknown.
NEWSBRIEFS
Purple people unite
It is time to ditch your boring
blue Facebook skins and get
one that shows your Mustangs
spirit.
Userscripts.org now offers a
downloadable skin for your
Facebook, specially designed
for Western students. The
application replaces the traditional blue borders with purple
ones and uses a Western Mustangs logo instead of Facebook’s symbol.
The Western skin is only
compatible with Mozilla Firefox. It also requires the Greasemonkey extension. Both the
Greasemonkey extension and
the skin itself can be downloaded free of charge.
“I think it’s kind of cool,”
first-year management and
organizational studies student
Taylor Hamet said.
On the other hand, first-year
social science student Gillian
Schurr thought it was “kind of
tacky.”
“And it’s not necessary,” firstyear social science student
Cynthia McGill added.
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• U.S. VISA Information Session
When: Wednesday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Where: UCC, room 315.
Representatives from the Consulate
General of the United States discuss
traveling, studying and working in the
U.S. and the necessary visa classifications.
• La Tertulia
When: Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.
Where: University College, room 117.
The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures presents “La
Tertulia,” a Spanish conversation
group. Anyone wishing to speak
Spanish and meet people from different Spanish-speaking countries is
welcome.
• Geography Speaker Series
When: Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Where: Natural Science, room 1.
• Crossing Borders
When: Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Where: Huron University College,
Student Activity Centre
World University Service of Canada
presents the documentary Life in the
Camps, which shows what life is like
in Kakuma refugee camp. Also learn
about the Student Refugee Program
at Huron. Free Ethiopian food and
music.
• Charity on the Rocks 2008
When: Saturday, Feb. 16, 9 p.m.
Where: UCC, the Wave.
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• USC Campaigning Begins
When: Tuesday-Monday, Feb. 18.
Where: Across Campus.
• Writing Skills for International Students
When: Tuesday, 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Where: University Community Centre,
room 211.
• Condensed Matter Seminar
When: Tuesday, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Where: Physics and Astronomy Building, room 123.
• Charity Screening of Fool’s Gold
When: Tuesday, 7 p.m.
Where: UCC, McKellar Room.
Hosted by the Greek community at
UWO. Tickets are $10. All proceeds
from the screening will be benefiting
the London Abused Women’s Shelter.
• Engineers Without Borders: World
Bank Meeting
When: Tuesday, 12 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Where: Spencer Engineering Building.
Maja Andjelkovic is a World Bank representative and counselor for Canadian Affairs and external affairs in
North America with the World Bank.
Her talk is going to focus on Canada’s
role in the World Bank and its role in
developing nations.
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Volume 101, issue 68
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The Gazette is owned and published by the University Students’ Council.
Blog crosses
the line
The government is currently investigating a student at the
University of Toronto-Mississauga for hateful comments
posted on his blog, specifically advocating the killing of
Western soldiers in the Middle East, in addition to a number of anti-Semitic comments.
The student’s comments suggested that someone
ought to kill Western soldiers in order to get Western
nations out of the Middle Eastern theatre. There were further comments regarding the influence of Western Jewish people and the author’s desire to kill Jews.
While we value freedom of speech and expression,
such a blog post obviously raises unsettling questions
about limits for Internet content.
There is a fine line between what is and is not
appropriate to publish online. While blogs ought to
have a lesser standard of censorship than more institutionalized media outlets such as newspapers, that
doesn’t give everybody a free pass to say anything they
want online.
Bloggers often get away with racier and more controversial statements than mainstream media, but there’s a
difference between controversy and hate literature.
This student’s comments are undoubtedly inappropriate and constitute hate — especially with regards to
the anti-Semitic comments. As such, it is reasonable to
say he should be monitored, if not punished.
Freedom of speech is a right that needs to be protected; it’s admirable for people to create an open dialogue
on contentious issues.
However, it’s fair to say no real dialogue is necessary
on issues like anti-Semitism, especially content that can
be interpreted as a call to arms.
The government is right, then, to investigate this individual. It’s important to keep a close eye on this type of
subject matter when it is so readily available to anybody
with a modem.
This blog could plant the wrong ideas in its readers’
minds; while we’re in no position to determine whether
this student’s blog is a legitimate call to arms, it should be
noted that it appears that way.
It’s worth mentioning the difficulty of censoring or
possibly marginalizing an already bitter group, and we
need to remember that this individual is right in his own
mind.
However, this issue has already received significant
media attention and these thoughts are not serving constructive debate.
We have hate speech laws in effect for a reason —
largely to prevent the distribution of, or access to, material like this.
Anti-Semitism is destructive, and there needs to be initiative on the part of our government to prevent it from
being spread.
As such, the government is right to monitor this individual closely. It should investigate the avenues available
to censor, if not punish him.
Letters to the Editor
Don’t like sophs or Charity Ball? Just don’t go
Re: “Charity Ball a soph-fest for
douchebags”
Jan. 31, 2007
To the Editor:
It seems as if Matt[hew Barnes] had
something negative to say about every
aspect of Charity Ball. If all he was after
was meaningful conversation, cheap
drinks and nice decorations, he should
have stayed home where he could have
made all three for himself.
Charity Ball is the only campus-wide
semiformal in which people from all faculties and programs can have a night
together and raise money for a good
cause.
I do not understand his hatred
towards the sophs who choose to attend
Charity Ball. I fail to see how being a soph
and dressing up makes Charity Ball less
enjoyable for somebody who clearly
shouldn’t have gone in the first place.
People go to the ball to have fun and
be with friends, not to make themselves
feel like they are making a difference. It
seems a bit late in the year for the obligatory attack on O-Week and the volun-
Re: “Government wrong to push human
papillomavirus vaccine”
Jan. 23, 2008
To the editor:
HPV causes genital warts, is very contagious and is now one of the most
common STIs in the world. Symptoms
may not appear for months after exposure to the virus. Some people never
get symptoms, even though they carry
the virus and can infect sexual partners. Certain types of HPV are a significant indicator for predicting cervical
cancer in women.
Cervical cancer is preventable. The
To the Editor:
Not interested in my rebuttal? I’m not
interested in being personally attacked
by someone I don’t know for attending
an event with my friends.
You seem to have lost track of the purpose of the night during your ranting and
raving. Many of us recognize that Chari-
—Erica Spear
Political Science II
most effective approach to eradicating it
is Cancer Care Ontario’s recommendation for cervical cancer screening. This is
accomplished through regular Pap tests
and recommended vaccinations.
To clarify, Gardasil (the HPV vaccine) prevents two HPV types that
cause up to 70 per cent of cervical cancers, as well as two types that cause
genital warts. The vaccine is most
effective when given before the onset
of sexual activity, thus giving a rationale for the Ontario school-based inoculation program for Grade 8 females.
Gardasil is also effective for women up
to 26 years of age.
On Oct. 5, 2007, Cancer Care Ontario
stated: “Gardasil has been extensively
tested for five years in international studies involving over 20,000 women. The
vaccine has passed the same rigorous
evaluation process required of all new
drugs in Canada.”
As a fourth-year public health nursing
student, I believe in an upstream
approach that includes promoting
health and preventing disease. There is
no better situation where an old saying
is more appropriate: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
—Lindsay Holmes
B.Sc in Nursing
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Political Science IV
ty Ball is an expensive night at the bar,
where a dress code is in effect, but we go
anyway.
I heard many people say, “Yes, it’s
expensive, but it’s for charity.” Which is
more important? That attendees be able
to name the charity or that they choose
to attend an event where the proceeds
will be going to a charitable cause?
What matters more is that the Western community raised $24,000 for the Big
Sisters of London, an amazing charity
that gives back to the community. If you
feel so disparagingly towards your peers,
do us all a favour and donate your
money directly without coming to Charity Ball next year.
Personally, I don’t feel like being
attacked for contributing to a cause and
enjoying an evening with my friends,
some of whom happen to be sophs —
myself included.
Oh, and by the way, before you write
me off as some “pretentious Western
girl,” I knew which charity was the beneficiary before I attended the event.
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teers who make it run, and seems immaterial to his argument.
I am a three-time soph, and I will
always consider it my favourite part of
my university life. Every year, us sophs
have to deal with cheap, underhanded
attacks against our character and the
program we put so much into.
If you don’t like Charity Ball, then fine:
stay home and do not complain. There is
no illusion of grandeur here — just people wanting to have a good night. And
please do not try to blame every bad
experience you have on sophs — it just
cheapens your argument and makes you
look petty.
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Infusion aids cancer research
Annual fashion show offers bursaries
By Eliot Hong
Gazette Staff
Infusion is back for its fifth year, but
this time it isn’t following its usual
roots.
The student designers, models
and dancers from across the city
are busy preparing the fashion
show for Feb. 9 at the London Convention Centre in support of young
cancer survivors.
The not-for-profit charity fashion show began in 2003 as a means
to help cancer charities. This year,
Infusion has shifted its focus to
helping youth and young adults
directly, offering $2,000 bursary
packages for postsecondary education. It also pays the debts from the
cost of cancer care, since the average patient has $25,000 of debt.
“Cancer patients aged 13 to 28
are a unique segment, as people
younger than 13 get cancers that
are common in that age. People
over 30 get cancers that are com-
mon, too — the middle segments
get cancers from all over the place,
so it’s a lot harder to assess and
treat,” Shawna Eiseinstat, creative
director and choreographer for
Infusion, says.
Eiseinstat has been involved with
the show since the beginning. “One
of my girlfriends received an email
from the organization looking for
dancers and asked if I wanted to
come out and try out. I didn’t want
to dance, but I thought to myself,
they probably need choreographers.
So I sent an email to them and I got
brought on to do the show.”
Having taught hip-hop at Western for five years, as well as having
her own dance studio in London
(Élan Dance Arts), Eisentstat
incorporates a variety of musical
styles into the show, ranging from
hip-hop and breakdance to lyrical
and jazz.
“I used to hold auditions for
choreographers, but now I bring in
friends with dance history or guest
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Infusion, however, is different
from other fashion shows. “One of
our main things that we hold
above other fashion shows is that
we audition models that aren’t
stereotypically ‘model’ skinny or
tall. We accept anybody [from] all
sizes, shapes, colours — as long as
they are passionate about our
organization.”
One of this year’s surprises is a
guest appearance by Omarion, R&B
crooner and former lead singer of
B2K. With fashion scenes like
socialite, corporate and celebrity,
this show is guaranteed to be worth
the cost. Ticket prices may be steep,
but considering the cause and the
entertainment, the Infusion Fashion Show is the place to be this
coming weekend.
Infusion tickets range from $41,
$46, and $65 for regular, premium,
and VIP tickets, and can be bought
at a booth near the Tim Hortons in
the UCC from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. every
day this week.
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4 6 BDRM HOUSES and town homes for rent. Units
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4 AND 5 BEDROOM units, close to Gates and downtown, large bedrooms, dishwasher, parking, brand
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4 BDRM #1 student rentals. Newly built red bricks,
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include. Huge, spacious rooms with massive closets.
Networked for Internet and parking included. These
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4 BDRM APT, Yale Street. $400 per mth./bdrm. Utilities included, older Victorian home, completely renovated. Private. Laundry (not coins) & parking. Avail.
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4 BDRM TOWNHOUSES near all amenities. These
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and have huge closets. Free parking and property
management. Call Zach anytime at 519-932-0627.
4 BDRM. APTARTMENT John Street near Ceeps
$500 per Mth/ Bdrm . Utilities Included.Older Victorian home. 2 - Floors, completely renovated. Private.
laundry not coins & pkg. Avail. May 1st, 2008. Call
Dave at 519-657-4836 or on the web at purplesites.com - under housing.
4 BEDROOM 3 floor townhouse in private student
community. $395 includes all utilities. TV cable, hispeed internet and telephone can be included.
Large common room, 2 bathrooms, laundry, clean
and comfortable. 5 min bus to campus, near shopping and downtown. This house also available fully
furnished. Call Joseph, Summit Properties 519-6712671
4 BEDROOM ADJACENT to campus. Homes and
townhomes. Live in the new red brick ones next year!
Super sized rooms. All appliances, very well maintained. Fully networked for internet, parking. So close
to campus. Call Jon for more information or showing
4 BEDROOM AMAZING, brand new large luxury apt.
Home like setting, backing onto park, 2 bathrooms,
ceramic and hardwood floors, high speed internet, 5
new appliances, parking, 2.3km to campus. Call
Wendy 519-667-0047, view at www.oxfordrentals.ca
4 BEDROOM APARTMENTS, in beautiful homes. All
inclusive, downtown/Richmond Row. Nicely renovated, laundry and parking. Responsible landlord. May 1
2008. Call Paul, 519-660-3659.
4 BEDROOM BILLIARDS, close walk around corner
from Mustang Stadium, newly renovated luxury
house, enormous lot, pool table, bar, basketball net,
3 marble bathrooms, gas fireplace. Pictures at
www.toplineproductions.com/trotthouse/ $365pp.
(416) 835-5293, [email protected]
4 BEDROOM HOUSE inclusive 4+2, 92 Edgar Drive
excellent condition, 10 minute walk to UWO, 5 min. to
Brescia, $350/bedroom all inclusive (cable/ internet),
bathroom, kitchen, living room, laundry. May 1st. Call
Luke 519-857-9050 or email: [email protected] for
pictures
4 BEDROOM HOUSE. Attention Ladies! New home
for rent. $395 /bedroom, deck, garage, 3 car parking,
storage space, 2 - 4 piece bathrooms, landscaping &
snow removal provided, 5 brand new appliances, on
2 major bus routes, lots of living space. Lease starts
May 1, 2008. Rob: 519-777-8946 - anytime.
4 BEDROOM HOUSES with skylights, fireplace,
hardwood floors, laundry and parking. Available, May
1, 2008. Call Jim at 519-691-5891
4 BEDROOM OFF Western Road. Hardwood floors,
parking and laundry - $445+. Call Steve at 519-9517529 or at: [email protected]
4 BEDROOM REDBRICK apartments available for
rent. Most have five major appliances, open concept
kitchens. Steps away from campus and all amenities.
Call now! To find a place to call your own, dial
519.902.4499. Ask for Hal Patterson and he would be
glad to show you and your roommates around.
4 BEDROOM REDBRICK townhomes on Oxford. 10
minute walk to campus, right on 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 at (519) 859-5563 with questions or to book a
tour.
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campus & downtown, on LTC bus routes. Don’t wait
- these units go fast! Rides available to view. Call
now, 519-645-7368
5 BEDROOM BROUGHDALE, directly on the path
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large rooms, gas fireplace, upper walk-out deck, 2 full
baths, big backyard, huge jacuzzi tub. $435. 416835-5293 [email protected]
5 BEDROOM CONDOS 1 km from campus. Spacious, clean 3 story townhouse, 2.5 bath. Parking, 5
appliances, some renovations. $330-$365 per room
plus utilities. Call Todd 519-615-4334
5 BEDROOM HOMES. Great locations in the near
west area on Paperbirch Cr. Close to bus, easy to
walk, all the amenities. $405/month utilities included.
10 month lease, and/or pay your own utilities negotiable. All large bedrooms, living room, family room,
exercise room, parking, 6 appliances, and more.
Check it out at www.stangshouses.com or call Dave
at 519-471-8126 for an appointment.
5 BEDROOM HOUSES. Bright, clean and spacious
with skylights, fireplace, dishwashers, laundry and
parking. Available, May 1, 2008. Call Jim at 519-6915891
5 BEDROOM HOUSE on Sherwood Ave. 0.5 km
from campus, directly south of Sydenham Hall.
$410/rm plus utilities. Available May 1 for 12 month
lease. Spacious bedrooms and common areas. 2
bathrooms, 2 fridges, washer, dryer, parking for 2
cars. Well-maintained by dependable local landlord.
Call Paul or Sarah at 519-438-2426.
5 BEDROOM RED brick house, just built at Richmond gates. 9 foot ceiling, 3 bathrooms, all new appliances, washer, dryer, fridge, stove, dishwasher,
2000 sq. ft., this house newly built, never lived in. Call
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5 BEDROOM, 2 blocks from gates, fabulous 5 bedroom, large rooms, porch, fireplace, new kitchen and
bathroom. 200’ deep backyard, maintenance included. $400+/ room. Call 519-672-5801
5 BEDROOM, 2 full bathrooms, 2 fridges, dishwasher, washer, dryer, hardwood floors, great condition,
on Richmond Street, bus across the street. $385 /
per. Call Michelle 519-777-6019
5 BEDROOM, POPULAR red brick buildings in many
great locations. Huge bedrooms and spacious modern kitchens. Live in the finest student housing in
London! Call Jon anytime - 519-852-7993,
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5 BEDROOM, PRIME locations & condition, downtown & near UWO, on LTC bus routes. See us first!
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These large, open-concept apartments feature laundry, dishwasher, free parking, oversized closets, and
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6 7 BEDROOM adjacent campus and downtown really spacious, newly constructed homes, all appliances, 2 full bathrooms, multi car parking, large/equal
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519-852-7993 any time [email protected]
6 7 BEDROOM houses downtown and near campus.
Huge houses with lots of common area and spacious
bedrooms. Places include new appliances, free parking, and full time property management. Great prices.
Call Zach anytime at 519-932-0627.
6 BDRM #1 student rentals. Newly built red bricks in
all the best student areas around campus and downtown! 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.
6 BDRM A+ location. Steps from UWO, direct bus route, 2 kitchen, 2 bathrooms, very modern and huge
bedrooms. All inclusive, even cable and internet. Call
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6 BDRM APARTMENTS for rent. Why not live with
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6 BDRM HOUSE, Essex St. $425 per mth/bdrm. Utilities included. Fully renovated home, large bedrooms, 2 baths, Laundry (not coins), parking, 2 fridges. New bathrooms & kitchen. Avail. May 1st. 2008
Call Dave at 519-657-4836 or on the web at purplesites.com under housing.
6 BDRM HOUSE, Grosvenor St. at Maitland. $400
per mth./bdrm. Utilities included. Older Victorian
home, large bedrooms & 2 baths, completely renovated. Private laundry (not coins) & parking. Avail.
May 1st, 2008. Call Dave at 519-657-4836 or on the
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6 BDRM HOUSES on all sides of campus. Most feature 5 new appliances, spacious rooms and huge
closets, open concept kitchen/ living room, free parking and networked for high speed internet. Act fastthese won’t last! For more information call Zach at
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6 BEDROOM 2 blocks from gates, open concept,
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room. Call 519-672-5801
6 BEDROOM BOTH sides of campus, and some
downtown. These are the awesome red brick ones.
Newly built, all appliances, sprawling room sizes.
exactly what you thought off campus was going to be
like. Ready to be seen. Call Jon anytime 519-8527993, [email protected].
6 BEDROOM GATES, best location at UWO front
gates. University Cres., large glass sunroom in front,
recently renovated, hardwood & tile, fireplace, glass
brick, large backyard with patio. $385. (416) 8355293, [email protected]
6 BEDROOM HOMES. Great locations on Trott Dr.
and Walmer Grove and Paperbirch Cr. Modern
homes. Easy to walk to school or take the bus. Both
have many extras such as decks, 2.5 baths, Jacuzzi
tub, large bedrooms, family room, parking, and 6+
appliances. $395/month utilities included. Utilities not
included and/or 10 month lease can be arranged.
Check them out at www.stangshouses.com or call
Dave at: 519-471-8126 for an appointment.
6 BEDROOM OLD Victorian home downtown behind
the Ceeps, newly renovated, new appliances, hardwood floors, 3 bathrooms, great porch to hang out
on, big rooms and huge common area. Call Bart to
view 519-859-8333.
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house. $475/room+. Call 519-852-4483, email: [email protected]
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7 BDRM A+ location. Downtown, direct bus to UWO
on Richmond. All large bedrooms with loft area. New
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floors. Laundry, parking. Call 519 933-9331 www.exclusiverental.ca
7 BEDROOM ADJACENT campus or Richmond &
Oxford area. Live in the awesome red brick ones next
year. Supersized rooms all appliances, wired for
internet. Much parking, dynamite homes. Call Jon for
more information or showing anytime 519-852-7993,
[email protected].
7 BEDROOM APARTMENTS for rent. Why not live
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house problems. Let London Property Corp.’s team
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519-670-0327. [email protected]
7 BEDROOM HOUSES. Many to choose from. Both
sides of campus and downtown. Live in the awesome
red brick ones. All appliances. Lots of parking, fully
networked for internet. Very well maintained, super
sized rooms. For more info please call Jon anytime
7 BEDROOM, PRIME locations & condition, downtown & near UWO, on LTC bus routes. These units go
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Large house, 2 full bathrooms, laundry, parking,
$400+. Call Steve at 519-951-7529 or [email protected]
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Rides available to view units. Call 519-645-7368.
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Won’t last long - Call Kory 519-808-5679 or
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all your friends Call Bart to view these magnificent
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bathrooms, 5 appliances, parking. In province groups
only, 12 month lease. Matt Kennedy 519-317-3023
LONDON PROPERTY CORPORATION is offering
you a place that you can call home. 2-7 bedroom
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entertain, or to enjoy living on your own. Places are
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routes, shopping, 7 minutes from campus.
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Showings of these luxurious new homes are starting
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bus stop and downtown, washer, dryer, parking for 4,
backyard. $400/ bdrm all inclusive. Call 519-8596259 after 5 pm.
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bedroom available. $400/rm, utilities, internet & cable
included. Tim 1-519-301-2135.
4 BEDROOMS IN a 5 bedroom home, parking, close
to UWO, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, laundry, newly renovated and clean, non-smokers. $490/ mth includes
utilities. Call Roy 519-475-4105, e-mail: [email protected]
5 & 6 BEDROOM brick homes, Richmond and Oxford area. Beautifully maintained, all amenities, steps
to downtown, 5 min. bus to UWO. Starting at
$375/bdrm. Call 519-432-8065 anytime.
5 AND 6 BEDROOM houses, close to Gates and
Downtown, large bedrooms, dishwasher, parking,
brand new, Rents from $425-$450, Call now 519643-6014. Check them out at www.icprop.com. Don’t
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stainless appliances, high ceilings, gas fireplace,
parking. Be the first to live in this new house. Call Eric
for a tour. 519-859-3236
5 BDM HOME with gigantic deck behind the Ceeps
beautiful floors, modern kitchen, great room sizes,
surrounded by student homes. Great area with great
atmosphere, steps from Richmond Row. Call Bart to
view 519-859-8333
5 BDM HOUSE, Hollywood Cr. Entire large home,
five large rooms, 2 full bathrooms, hardwood floors,
garage, large backyard. Very close to bus stop. Call
Jon 519-852-7993 anytime.
5 BDRM 3 LEVEL townhouse. Direct bus route,15
min. walking distance to UWO. Spacious rooms with
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incl. even cable/internet. 519-933-9331 www.exclusiverental.ca
5 BDRM AMAZING, $375. Newly renovated townhouses, 3 baths, 7 appliances (2 fridges / dishwasher and free laundry), internet / phone/ cable networked, private backyard patio, new kitchen and
flooring. Walk to UWO. Rides available. Call now and
pick paint colors. Justin 519-857-2480
5 BEDR, 2 full bathrooms, 5 year old house. 2 fridges, dishwasher, washer/dryer, great condition, across
from UWO Richmond gates. Rides available. $425/
per. Call Michelle at 519-777-6019 or 519-679-2512
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Call Michelle at 519-777-6019 or 519-679-2512
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and comfortable. 5 min bus to campus, near shopping and downtown. Call Joseph, Summit Properties
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Men’s Hockey
Mustangs dispatch Lancers in crucial game
| Victory keeps Western in contention for first-round bye |
By Daniel Da Silva
Gazette Writer
With its season coming to an end,
the Western men’s hockey team is
in a dogfight with three other teams
in the competitive Ontario University Athletics Far West division.
Trailing Lakehead University by
five points before the weekend,
Western needed to get two points
against the last-place Windsor
Lancers Saturday night at Thompson Arena.
“It was a big game and the guys
sometimes have the tendency to
take Windsor a little bit lighter. But if
we play well enough, we should be
able to beat them,” Western assistant coach Barry Martinelli said.
The Mustangs did just that,
emerging with a huge 3-1 victory
over the visitors and leaving the
arena with 38 points on the season.
It was certainly not the Mustangs’
best performance, but it was just
enough to win.
“We sat back a little too much. It
was an average game for us, but we
picked up the two points. It was an
ugly win tonight,” Mustangs goalie
Brad Topping said.
Left winger Jesse Boucher led
the way with the game-winning
goal and an assist and helped the
Mustangs to a 17-4-4 record. Kevin
Richardson and Jeff Martens were
also on the scoresheet for Western.
The Mustangs, on the strength
of a three-game winning streak,
were looking to carry momentum
into the beginning of the game.
However, they got off to another
slow start.
Just over four minutes in, Windsor opened the scoring, getting a
fortunate bounce when a pass in
front of Topping deflected off Windsor’s Dillon Stokes and into the cor-
ner of the net.
“When they scored the first goal,
we knew we had to pick it up a bit
because they upset Laurier the
other day and we wanted to make
sure that didn’t happen to us,”
Martens said.
Western did just that, getting its
legs going after the opening goal by
establishing
a
hard-hitting
forecheck and creating several great
chances. The hard work finally paid
off when Richardson buried a
rebound after Sal Peralta’s initial
shot. It was Richardson’s teamleading 17th goal of the season.
Defenceman Adam Nemeth drew
the other assist.
While the game was played in
Windsor’s zone for large portions of
the second and third period, the
Mustangs seemed to be snake-bitten and failed to capitalize on several great chances. If visiting goalie
Jim Watt didn’t make a spectacular
save, it was the post that came to
Windsor’s rescue.
“Sometimes you do a lot of right
things but the puck just doesn’t go
in the net,” Martinelli said. “Their
goalie had a really outstanding
game.”
It wasn’t until late in the second
stanza that Western finally got the
lead. With 2:27 left in the period, a
nice passing play by Kyle Piwowarczyk and Patrick Ouellet set up
Boucher, who buried a hard wrist
shot top shelf with Western on the
power play.
With the game so close, Topping
came up with several good saves
when the Lancers threatened. He
stopped 30 of the 31 shots he faced.
Watt stopped 35 of 38 for Windsor.
Western locked up the game late
in the third when Boucher fed
Martens with a beautiful long pass,
allowing Martens to go in alone on
Wednesdays
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Jonas Hrebeniuk/Gazette
DIGGING DEEP LIKE A TEXAS OIL MAN. The men’s hockey team snagged a vital two points in its 3-1 victory
over the Windsor Lancers this past Saturday at Thompson Arena. The ’Stangs have a doubleheader against
the rival Lakehead Thunderwolves looming next week.
a breakaway. He made no mistake
and put the shot into the top corner.
The game was not without some
controversy. Windsor had two goals
disallowed: one for a high stick and
the other for a player batting the
puck into the net with his arm.
Windsor head coach Peter Belliveau was clearly upset with the
calls during the game.
“I thought the ref was pretty
biased tonight,” he said. “But I
thought the team competed pretty
hard. A lot of our forwards are hurting but I thought the guys showed a
lot of heart.”
The Mustangs now go into
Waterloo to play the Warriors
before coming back to London for a
doubleheader against the divisionleading Lakehead Thunderwolves.
The team needs to win its three
remaining games in order to have a
chance to win the division and get a
bye in the first round of the playoffs.
“We have to come out and play
hard every game,” Topping said. “If
we outwork the other teams, I think
we’ll be fine. Obviously, we have to
have better starts to the games.
Hopefully, we can go into the playoffs on a roll.”
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