January 25, 2012 6:15 pm
Rookies are supposed to be complementary pieces to a sports team. They’re expected to stay quiet, absorb information and learn the ropes until their moment comes somewhere down the road.
November 27, 2011 12:28 pm
It was almost a surreal scene. The Laval Rouge et Or, perhaps the finest football program Canadian university football has ever seen, were being dominated by a team in its first-ever Vanier Cup appearance, trailing 23-0 and being outplayed by the McMaster Marauders in every part of the game.
November 26, 2011 10:34 am
A wild back-and-forth game for the biggest prize in Canadian university football ended with a simple field goal. A 20-yard field goal in overtime by Tyler Crapigna gave the McMaster Marauders a 41-38 Vanier Cup victory over the Laval Rouge et Or on Friday night.
November 24, 2011 6:12 pm
The McMaster football offence hasn't just been moving the ball and scoring points; they're doing it in brilliant fashion.
November 19, 2011 10:51 am
Following their respective Friday night Mitchell Bowl and Uteck Bowl wins, the Laval Rouge et Or and the McMaster Marauders are headed to the Vanier Cup final on Nov. 25 in Vancouver, B.C.
Are the students receiving scholarships concerned that the $100,000 they receive from the Rhodes Trust comes from the imperial exploitation and war-mongering in which Rhodes took part?
How do professors and students — those working toward obtaining a graduate degree and those in the midst of the application process — perceive the jump to grad school?
Lundi dernier, la une du Ottawa Sun avait ceci comme titre: «C’est cher, n’est pas?» [sic.] L’article –qui aurait dû lire «C’est cher, n’est-ce pas?», faute que le quotidien s’est empressé de corriger l’après-midi même –s’appuyait sur une étude récente menée par l’Institut Fraser. Le rapport *Official Language Policies of the Canadian Provinces: Costs and Benefits in 2006* et sa couverture médiatique en ont fait jaser plusieurs.
