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Victoria Park protesters evicted

Moving tents.

By Torey Ellis, Assistant News Editor
• November 11, 2011

Occupiers ask: Why today?
“Happy fucking Remembrance Day.”
Victoria Park echoed today with the shouts of the Occupy NS protesters. The 40 or so police, who …

New Briefs

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By Alesia Hebb, Staff Contributor
• November 4, 2011

Smoke-free campus campaign
Dalhousie is improving its smoke-free campus campaign. The university is making non-smoking areas on campus more obvious to students, staff and visitors. …

In Photos: Occupy NS

OccupyNS 2. Photo by Calum Agnew

By Calum Agnew, News Contributor
• October 21, 2011

 A selection of photos by Calum Agnew from the October 15 action in Grand Parade.

A long-awaited party

Chaudhry family: a part of the community. Photo by Katrina Pyne

By Daniel Boltinsky, News Contributor
• October 7, 2011

The Chaudhrys celebrate their eligibility for Canadian citizenship
The hall of St. Andrew’s United Church was overtaken by the smell of cumin and tumeric. A …

News Briefs

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By Sarah Potter, News Contributor
• September 30, 2011

Retired cop set to run for mayor
Former police officer Tom Martin officially announced his run for mayor at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth on Sept. …

Local family no longer faces deportation

Photo by Sébastien Labelle from chaudhrysolidarity.wordpress.com

By Anam Rafiq, News Contributor
• September 30, 2011

Chaudhry family gains citizenship after eight year long battle
 
Fakhira and Chaudhry Roouf have lived in Halifax for the last eight years with their three …

Dal student chosen for sustainability conference

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By Catherine McIntyre, News Contributor
• September 23, 2011

Impact! conference at Guelph aims for sustainable universities
 
As he walks into the room, Lars Boggild has a certain air about him—you just know this …

Tracking down tuition

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By Rebecca Hsu, News Contributor
• August 31, 2011

The hikes of the last year that have students talking
 
 
Welcome to Dalhousie – home of the Tigers, host to nearly 17, 000 students, and …

DSU President unsure Day of Action will bring big change

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• January 30, 2011

Chris Saulnier hopes the protest will at least open communication between government and students
Nicole Feriancek, News Contributor
 
With the Student Day of Action approaching, Dalhousie …

Student Day of Action will demand government response

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• January 30, 2011

In a response to the O’Neill report, students march Feb. 2

Leilani Graham-Laidlaw and Olivia Schneider, Staff Contributors
 
On Feb. 2 students are taking to the …