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 Calgary Transit still off-track
Alternative travel options out of Students' Union's reach
2001-03-01
Twenty-five hundred new parking stalls are now available around the university to ease parking congestion brought on by the Calgary Transit strike.
"We've gained access to the park and ride at the C-train parking lot at the Brentwood LRT station and beside McMahon Stadium," said University of Calgary Director of Ancillary Services Peter Fraser. "We've also established the single entry program of a dollar for all the pay lots [for cars with three or more people]."
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 Dinos maul UBC in conference final
2001-03-01
I wonder what it's like to play against the Dinos women's volleyball team. When the opposition lines up and looks across the floor, are they scared? Does it hurt when one of Krista Kinsman's bullets hits them right in the head? What's the point of playing the Dinos at all? They usually beat you, always outclass you and they have fun doing it.
Last weekend, it was the University of British Columbia Thunder-birds who had the honour of playing the Dinos. The result? They lost. They dropped two straight games, lost their shot at the Conference Championship and lost any hope for a good seed at the National Championships in Winnipeg next weekend. All there was left for the T-birds to do on Friday night was console themselves while their Calgary counterparts celebrated their first Canada West title since 1994.
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Usenet: Sex, hamsters and duct tape
2001-03-01
The collective wants you. Join Usenet, the largest information repository on the Internet.
Every day, thousands of articles are posted on Usenet, short for Users' Network. Since its inception in 1979-1980 at Duke University, an estimated terabyte (1012 bytes) or the equivalent of one billion pages of information and discussions have been generated in over 500 million posts by millions of people.
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