20 years ago in Nexus: September 19, 2012 issueWell, that’s good news: In our last issue, we looked back 20 years at our September 8, 1992 issue, where we found an article about the library shortening its hours due to budget cuts. Well, we’re happy to report that looking back 20 years two weeks later, to our September 21, 1992 issue, we found […] Continue Reading |
Open Space: Thanks for the pass-upBeing passed up by BC Transit was the best part of my first week back at Camosun. I had made my way through that week with that student holy trinity of faith, hope, and patience. Faith that my loans would arrive, and hope that the lineup at the bookstore would see me through the door […] Continue Reading |
Childhood cancer survivor cycles Vancouver IslandAfter 14 years of having Tour de Rock support sending him to Camp Goodtimes, 20-year-old cancer survivor Matt Webb now has the opportunity to send other young cancer fighters to the same camp as a junior rider on the Tour de Rock 2012 team. Tour de Rock raises money for pediatric cancer research and programs […] Continue Reading |
Local, Live, and Loud: September 19 – October 2, 2012Thursday, September 20 Zeds Dead Club 90NE9, $30, 10 PM Why feel low when you can’t feel high? Now there’s a question worth considering. These guys will probably ask you this, repetitively, on September 20. And they will want a response. And the correct answer is: get your booty on the dance floor and shake […] Continue Reading |
Eye on Campus: September 19 – October 2Until Sunday, September 23 Latin American and Spanish film week UVic is hosting its third Latin American and Spanish film week at Cinecenta in their student union building. Each day will boast two showings at 7 and 9 pm, costing $5.60-$7.75. A large variety of films will be featured, and all of them will have […] Continue Reading |
News briefs: CKMO update, Chargers golf news, UVic bathroom briefingCKMO on last leg Camosun College’s radio station, CKMO The Village 900, was set to be shut down at the end of last April. Due to the station’s requirement for the applied communications program students to finish their course, the termination of the station has been temporarily postponed until this coming April. The station is […] Continue Reading |
