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| UW exams rescheduled to tonight |
Contributed by: ihoward on Friday, August 15 2003 @ 03:13 PM CDT
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UW Media Advisory:
Postponed exams from Thursday to be written tonight
While the University of Waterloo is closed today due to the power emergency,
exams that were to be written last night have been rescheduled to tonight.
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| Statement of claim reveals lawsuit details (Ryan Chen-Wing) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Thursday, March 13 2003 @ 12:25 AM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Ryan Chen-Wing. You can view the original
here. Not all of the details of the Feds $11 million lawsuit against the university were made public last week. Now that uws has obtained the 11-page statement of claim filed by the Feds, readers can see exactly what Feds has filed with the court.
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| Committee opposes online strikable fees (Jesse Helmer) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Wednesday, March 12 2003 @ 09:37 AM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Jesse Helmer. You can view the original
here. A committee of Students' Council is recommending against the implementation of online strikable fees. The committee, which first met in mid-January and is chaired by Feds President Brenda Koprowski, produced a nine-page report about incidental fees. The report contains five general recommendations and four appendices.
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| GSA election — There's a race for President (Jason Grove, CRO) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Monday, March 10 2003 @ 07:51 PM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Jason Grove, CRO. You can view the original
here. For the first time anyone in the GSA can remember, the president is to be elected rather than acclaimed.
Simon Guthrie, of Optometry, and Igor Ivkovic, of ECE, have been nominated for the post.
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| Question of contracting out not decided: AGCO (Ryan Chen-Wing) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Thursday, March 06 2003 @ 08:00 PM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Ryan Chen-Wing. You can view the original
here. Feds have said that the main issue in the bars shutdown is "contracting out," which is prohibited by Liquor Licence Act regulations. It is not clear, however, if the Feds-UW relationship was contracting out.
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| Feds seeks own liquor licence; UW disappointed (Ryan Chen-Wing) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Wednesday, March 05 2003 @ 12:04 PM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Ryan Chen-Wing. You can view the original
here. 
Federation of Students says that the purpose behind its $11 million lawsuit against UW is to get a joint liquor licence with the university or its own licence.
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| Feds suing UW for $11 million (Ryan Chen-Wing) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Tuesday, March 04 2003 @ 10:21 AM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Ryan Chen-Wing. You can view the original
here. The Federation of Students is suing the university for $11 million over the closing of the two Feds bars.
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| Bar closures cost Feds thousands (Jesse Helmer) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Monday, March 03 2003 @ 07:04 AM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Jesse Helmer. You can view the original
here. Fed Hall and the Bomber have been closed for almost six weeks, and lawyers on both sides are negotiating by correspondence. According to the Feds, as of 18 February 2003, the bar closures have cost the organization $181,925 in revenue. Approximately 10 non-student and 15 student events have been cancelled.
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| Dilts elected Imprint President, policy changes postponed (Ryan Chen-Wing) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Monday, March 03 2003 @ 01:13 AM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Ryan Chen-Wing. You can view the original
here. 
Imprint members elected directors for 2003-2004, but did not pass policy changes at the organization's annual general meeting on Friday. Andrew Dilts was elected President and Tim Mollison, Neal Moogk-Soulis, Michelle Titus and Mike Kerrigan were elected to the other four director/officer positions.
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| City considers banning new rental housing (Ryan Chen-Wing) |
Contributed by: uws archive on Thursday, February 27 2003 @ 12:24 AM CST
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This is an archived story posted by Ryan Chen-Wing. You can view the original
here. Waterloo City Council will consider a one-year moratorium on new lodging houses. This would mean that no houses could receive new licenses for a year following the ban's approval.
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