By Вen Li
Students were recognised for their extra-curricular achievements on Fri., Apr. 4 and they may be again if the winners of the President’s Challenge 2003 Contest get their way. Sarah Wilson and Alyson Kenward will split almost $2,200 for proposing their winning idea, entitled “Co-curricular Transcript And Enhanced Documents: Recognizing Student Excellence At The University Of… Continue reading Students’ bright ideas honoured
I’ve been deaf in both ears since birth. I rely on American Sign Language interpreters during lectures and my trusty notepad to communicate with friends. I can speak, but I’m not a good public speaker and I wear a Cochlear implant- which allows me to hear 70 to 85 per cent of what people say.… Continue reading Living with disabilities
Those unfortunates who do not believe in the existence of the G-spot are about to experience a rude awakening. On Thu., Nov. 1, Dr. Beverly Whipple, Professor Emeritus, Rutgers University, and co-author of the international bestseller G-Spot and Other Recent Discoveries About Human Sexuality, will deliver a lecture focusing on her research of the last… Continue reading Yes Virginia, there really is a G-spot