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Archive - Dec 6, 2007

The narcoleptic dog

It's nearly impossible to live a normal life when you suffer from narcolepsy. This sleeping disorder prevents victims from having a restful night's sleep, and causes random urges to fall asleep at any point in time.

Me? Weird?

I have always prided myself on being weird. In middle school, many people would comment, “You’re so strange!”

“Weird,” I would reply. “Call me weird, not strange.”

Food and friends: A quick guide to Campustown hangouts

With another shortened day coming up on Friday, many Uni students will take advantage of the extra couple hours to spend time with friends while getting a bite to eat. Where do Uni students usually hang out around campus? Where are the best places to go? Read on to find out Rachel Skoza's picks.

Column: The teddy bear crime

The recent case of an English schoolteacher in Sudan who was arrested for insulting Islam's prophet raises questions about what to do when cultures collide. Katherine Allen looks at the case of the schoolteacher whose students named a teddy bear "Mohammed."

Welcome back to snow season

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It’s been a long time since that white stuff fell from the sky around here, hasn’t it? For those who’ve forgotten what the white stuff is, it’s called snow, and I’m looking forward to a lot more of it the next two months or so.

Back where she belongs: Suslick returns after emergency medical leave

In late September, English teacher Adele Suslick was hospitalized for a ruptured appendix. Her condition was severe enough that she was gone from Uni for almost two months. Now she's back and as active as ever.

Procrastination frustration

Lately, I’ve become distracted more easily than usual when I’m trying to work. If I’m typing a paper, it’s convenient to check my e-mail. Then, I might happen to have a notification from Facebook, so I check it out. Of course, this leads to looking at photos for an hour, until I remember that I have a lot of work to do.

After last year's success, United for Uganda ready for another lock-in

Last year the student group United for Uganda held two lock-ins and raised nearly $4,000 to help former child soldiers in Uganda. UFU's first lock-in of this year will take place Saturday and Sunday. Check inside for more about what is shaping up to be one of the highlights of the fall semester.