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Men’s basketball challenging league’s elite

By Jason Savoury | February 3, 2012

Women’s basketball knocks out St. FX

By Jason Savoury | February 3, 2012

Tigers out-claw Huskies in hockey clash

By Graeme Benjamin | February 3, 2012

Cursing in Cantonese

By Steven Ryan | February 3, 2012

The friendly face of education

By Emma Drudge | February 3, 2012

Sports Briefs

The Dalhousie Tigers men’s hockey team earned a valuable point this past weekend.
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | February 3, 2012

Theatre group on a roll: Local students debut wheelright theatre company

By Tessa Elliott-Israelson | February 2, 2012

Liveblog: Frankenstein on trial!

By Torey Ellis | February 2, 2012
Dal, including guard Keisha Brown, didn't give St. FX much opportunity with the ball Jan. 29. Photo by Alice Hebb.

Women’s basketball knocks out St. FX

By Jason Savoury | January 31, 2012

Teachers torn over Day of Action

By Alesia Hebb | January 30, 2012

Women’s basketball beats up lowly Panthers

By Jason Savoury | January 27, 2012

Tigers tamed by league’s best

By Jason Savoury | January 27, 2012
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