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Federal court decides Kofi Ampong’s fate one last time
<p>Maiko Tanabe – The Aquinian Kofi Ampong feels Canada, the country he fell in love with, is running away from him. Ampong, a former STU student, is now facing deportation to Ghana, his home country, where the medical treatments he needs don’t exist. Ampong’s final hearing was yesterday, November 9, but no details were available […]</p>

STU
Nov 11, 20093 min read
On Peltier and the AIM
<p>For this blog I would like to take a look at the American Indian Movement, or AIM for short. Before I did my research on the organization, I felt that they had been branded as an extremist Indian movement. I consulted my good friend the World Wide Web for information. To those of you of […]</p>

STU
Nov 9, 20092 min read
Where Funny Comes From
<p>As an endowed member of the Academy of Science I would like to share with you a part of my study on what is funny and what is not funny. It comes down to the actual anatomy of the human being. Comedy is brewed exclusively in the testicles. Only those members of the species who […]</p>

STU
Nov 9, 20092 min read
Men’s Basketball Season Preview
<p>Stephanie Fauquier – The Aquinian Coach Dwight Dickinson is excited about the approaching basketball season. “I think it’s going to be an exciting year, and when we are playing well and the ball’s moving it’s great to see, its really good basketball,” he said. The men’s basketball team played a few of their pre-season games in […]</p>

STU
Nov 8, 20092 min read
STU internet fail
<p>STUfail Tried to get on the STU page today at 1:50pm. Fail. We’re looking into why it’s down. Could it possibly be the new website that’s been ‘on it’s way’ for about 2 years now? We can only hope. -Update- 1:53pm: Nope, looks like it was just down for some other reason. Oh well.</p>

STU
Nov 5, 20091 min read
Fredericton music scene: A work in progress
<p>Ben Burnett – The Aquinian Promoters say scene is still growing as venues dry up Cars driving down Quinpool Road are not worth trying to outrun. The street is one of Halifax’s busiest, and unlike Queen or King Street in Fredericton, there is no point in risking a sudden jay-walk. This is evident by the […]</p>

STU
Nov 4, 20093 min read
STU graduate’s new journey to Africa
<p>Maiko Tanabe – The Aquinian Africa has been a goal since graduation for Rebecca Tremblay, and now she’s a step away from her dream coming true. Tremblay is a former St. Thomas student who graduated last May, after majoring in cultural anthropology, Spanish and an interdisciplinary study in international development. “I have travelled, worked, studied […]</p>

STU
Nov 4, 20092 min read
Havoc at Harrington
<p>Bailey White – The Aquinian Resident tears the roof off it – literally Harrington Hall was down some ceiling tiles, windowpanes, and few chunks of wall last weekend after a particularly ragin’ party. The house held a “wing crawl” Oct. 25, which saw each wing of the house decorated to host different parties at different […]</p>

STU
Nov 4, 20092 min read
STU still searching for a president
<p>Jamie Ross – The Aquinian Liberal arts a tough sell in the world of “Corporate-U” When Michael Higgins officially steps down as St. Thomas University president and vice-chancellor in January he will leave his successor with a daunting task: leading a liberal arts institution in a world where the value of post secondary education is […]</p>

STU
Nov 4, 20093 min read
NB Power: Golden egg or gilded turd
<p>It’s New Brunswick’s biggest political story in the last three years, and perhaps in my lifetime: the sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec. It’s not quite a done deal yet, but the final agreement is likely going to look very much like this memorandum of understanding (MOU; .pdf file). In case you didn’t read a […]</p>

STU
Nov 4, 20094 min read
Letters to the editor x3: Bottled Water
<p>All letters in reference to: Bottled water the eco-fad Letter 1 The Coalition for Bottled-Water-Free Campuses is thrilled to take this opportunity to inform the STU community of our loftiest aspirations. We are fighting to provide universally accessible, safe, clean, locally sourced Champagne. It is, after all, a “human right,” and we feel that it […]</p>

STU
Nov 3, 20096 min read
An open letter to Halloween Skanks:
<p>Dear Skanks, Sweet Mary mother of Jesus, I am so glad Halloween is over. There are a lot of problems with Halloween, the first of which is its inherent Pagan-y qualities that just don’t sit right in my Catholic mind. The second is trick-or-treating, a ritual which romanticizes begging and teaches kids that they need […]</p>

STU
Nov 3, 20093 min read
theAQ.net poll: Should we ban bottled water on campus?
<p>We want to hear from you. [poll id=”6″]</p>

STU
Nov 3, 20091 min read
Pianist brings Hispanic heritage to STU
<p>Karissa Donkin -The Aquinian Free recital explores rhythms in latin american music The Music on the Hill series will bring Ana Lourdes Rodriguez, a Cuban-American pianist based out of Miami, to Fredericton to give a free recital in McCain Hall on Nov. 3. “Hispanic Heritage”, which starts at 1 p.m. in room 101 and is […]</p>

STU
Nov 3, 20092 min read
Former student now facing deportation
<p>Lamrot Lulseged – The Aquinian Petition is organized by Friends of Kofi to support Kofi Ampong’s fight to remain in Canada The prospect of deportation is proving to be yet another block in Kofi Ampong’s road to recovery from a paralyzing attack. The former STU student – a Ghanaian national – now finds himself in […]</p>

STU
Nov 3, 20092 min read
STU’s biggest Trick or Eat
<p>Lily Boisson – The Aquinian More than 430 costumed Trick or Eaters went knocking door to door to collect non-perishable food items last Saturday, as a part of the annual food drive. Donations went to the Fredericton Food Bank and the campus food bank. Organizers estimate about 15 tons of food were collected this year. […]</p>

STU
Nov 3, 20092 min read
Country Doctor- Where you at?
<p>As I sat in a crowded after-hours clinic waiting room watching a parent try to coerce their coughing child into putting on a surgical mask, I became nostalgic for much simpler time. A happier time. A time I wasn’t present for, and I’m only 68 per cent sure I’m not making up. The time of […]</p>

STU
Nov 2, 20092 min read
Sports Writers Challenge: Our writers take on the mens hockey team
<p>Jayne Erickson – The Aquinian Featuring Jayne Erickson, Kelsey Knowles and Stephanie Fauquier Let me start off this edition of the Sports Writer’s Challenge by saying that I have never played hockey. I’m the girl who had to quit figure skating because I couldn’t do a back-crossover, apparently one of the most basic moves on […]</p>

STU
Oct 30, 20093 min read
Your Halloween HorrorScope
<p>I’ve been getting the visions lately. Getting them something fierce. Something to do with the constellations or where the moon is or my prescription antipsycotics running out. Regardless of the catalyst, my tortured night terrors now serve you as premonitions for how your Halloween will turn out. Scorpio: Congratulations, Scorp! You will come into a […]</p>

STU
Oct 30, 20094 min read
Women’s soccer over in a flash
<p>Steph Fauquier – The Aquinian The women’s soccer team has had a rough season battling injuries and tough teams. They overcame all their struggles and brought home a win against NSAC 2-0 on October 18. “Knowing that we can beat NSAC, the girls focused and gave them some responsibility to focus on simple things like […]</p>

STU
Oct 29, 20092 min read
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