The cup is ours: Stingers Jean-Michel Paquette (11), Patrick Donovan (8), Alex Oliviera (56), Chris Jewel (7) and teammates celebrate their Homecoming Cup victory over the top-ranked Laval Rouge et Or. Fans braved a steady downpour last Saturday for the Homecoming football game. More
Administrators get warm reception in Quebec City
Rector Frederick Lowy and his team were all smiles when they returned from Quebec City on Sept. 30. They had just appeared before a National Assembly all-party education committee. More
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Trying out the wheels in the new facility are three graduates of Exercise Science, formerly known as Bio-Physical Education: Dr. Ann-Merie O’Halloran is Manager, Clozaril Support & Assistance Network, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada. Dr. Robert Kilgour is the current department chair, and Dr. James Mansi is Associate Director, Scientific Affairs, Merck Frosst Canada, Vaccine Division.
Exercise Science Department marks a coming of age
The Department of Exercise Science’s 30th anniversary finds the school on the brink of big changes. Boasting new facilities and a new commitment to research, today’s Exercise Science bears scant resemblance to that of three decades ago. In the words of Professor Robert Kilgour, chair of the department, “These are very exciting times.” More
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October 23, 2003
In this issue
- Charismatic leaders get results
- Roméo Dallaire speaks out for basic humanity
- Improving computer fonts may help prevent eyestrain
- Growing pains in Engineering and Computer Science graduate education
- Helping others helps teens: Coup de pouce jeunesse
- Great teachers show how it's done
- Vegetal to virtual conference explores the digital frontier
- Leap of the imagination: Elaine Arsenault publishes children's book
- Homecoming is for recent grads, too
- Alumni Awards presented to outstanding Concordians
- CSU takes issue of plagiarism and penalties to the classroom
- Students resolve to clean up their campuses
- Amnesty International busy on campus
- Letter from Phnom Penh: Student journalist covers election
- Peer Support Program pairs students with other students
- Journalists write and lecture about 'going crazy'
- Confident Stingers soak Laval on gridiron
- Home game has special meaning for soccer players
- Stingers roundup