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Cover Photograph by Angela Gzowski 144-02 free Sept. 9 - Sept. 15, 2011 Moncton drops outoffootballleague,pg17 Moncton drops Budget-friendly apartment décor, pg14 Budget-friendly apartmentdécor, Sand trucked to the waterfront, pg16 Sand truckedtothewaterfront, Have fun!Have Be Safe! September 2 - September 8, 2011 • Dylan Matthias, Editor-in-Chief [email protected] Erica Eades, Copy/Arts Editor [email protected] staff Katrina Pyne, News Editor Torey Ellis, Assistant News Editor [email protected] Leilani Graham-Laidlaw Opinions/Online Editor [email protected] Leslie Gallagher, Assistant Arts Editor [email protected] Ian Froese, Sports Editor DSU WEEKLY DISPATCH [email protected] Angela Gzowski, Photo Editor Here is a list of upcoming events that you will want to mark your calendars for: [email protected] Jenna Harvie, Creative Editor Dalfest [email protected] Jonathan Rotsztain, Art Director September 9-10 [email protected] Ben McDade, Business Manager Come out to the DSU’s official welcome back party! This event is full of games, live [email protected] entertainment, free food, fireworks and of course a beer tent! There is also a FREE Bedoiun Soundclash concert!!! contact us www.dalgazette.com The Idlers will be playing the Grawood on Friday Night. This is a ticketed event so be sure to The SUB, Room 312 6136 University Avenue purchase your tickets at the Info Desk in the SUB or at the door! (This event is 19+) Halifax NS, 902 494 1280 Renowned DJ act The Killabits will be playing the Grawood Saturday Night at 10:00pm to Advertising Inquiries finish off DalFest! This is a ticketed event so pick up your tickets at the Info Desk in the SUB Aaron Merchant, Ad Manager or at the door (This event is 19+) 902 449 7281 [email protected] Be sure to check out www.dsu.ca for a complete list of event details or contact your Vice President of Student Life, Jamie Arron via email at [email protected]. the fine print The Gazette is the official written record of Dalhousie This publication is intended for readers 18 years of University since 1868 and is open to participation age or older. The views of our writers are not the from all students. It is published weekly during the explicit views of Dalhousie University. All students Society Fair academic year by the Dalhouse Gazette Publishing of Dalhousie University, as well as any interested Society. The Gazette is a student-run publication. Its parties on or off-campus, are invited to contribute Wednesday, September 14 primary purpose is to report fairly and objectively on to any section of the newspaper. Please contact the issues of importance and interest to the students of appropriate editor for submission guidelines, or drop Dalhousie University, to provide an open forum for by for our weekly volunteer meetings every Monday We will be hosting our annual Society Fair in the McInnes Room of the SUB. The event will the free expression and exchange of ideas, and to at 5:30 p.m. in room 312 of the Dal SUB. The Gazette begin at 11:00am and will finish up at 2:00pm. This is your chance to come out and meet new stimulate meaningful debate on issues that affect or reserves the right to edit and reprint all submissions, would otherwise be of interest to the student body and will not publish material deemed by its editorial people with similar interests and get involved! and/or society in general. Views expressed in the board to be discriminatory, racist, sexist, homophobic letters to the editor, Overheard at Dal, and opinions or libellous. Opinions expressed in submitted letters To register for a table please email Holly, your Society Coordinator at HYPERLINK section are solely those of the contributing writers, are solely those of the authors. Editorials in The "mailto:[email protected]" \o "blocked::mailto:[email protected]" society. and do not necessarily represent the views of The Gazette are signed and represent the opinions of the Gazette or its staff. Views expressed in the Streeter writer(s), not necessarily those of The Gazette staff, [email protected]. feature are solely those of the person being quoted, Editorial Board, publisher, or Dalhousie University. and not The Gazette’s writers or staff. Skratch Bastid does the Grawood Friday, September 16 Internationally known DJ will be playing the Grawood for Feel Good Friday. The show is open to any Dalhousie faculty, staff, students and their guests who are19+. Advanced Tickets are $5.00 at the SUB Info Desk or $7.00 at the door! Society Training Day Saturday, September 17 Society Training day will take place on September 17th from 9:00am - 2:30pm in the McInnes room. This is a mandatory training day for all societies and at least 1 executive must be present. You will find a registration form onwww.dsu.ca under the Society Resources/Leadership & Involvement tab. Please complete this form and submit it to room 222 of the SUB by 2:00pm on September 14th. Stay connected with the DSU through Facebook & Twitter Facebook: Group and Page – Dalhousie Student Union Twitter: www.twitter.com/dalstudentunion from the editor E-mail Dylan at [email protected] from the editor Dylan Matthias Editor-in-Chief A note on class etiquette Why you shouldn’t submit late editorials Dylan Matthias and they're not—curse your unwieldy, list of textbooks and/or a syllabus. think up new and better ones. It can Last of all, if you must learn some- Editor-in-Chief irregular university course sched- These are important documents, so be tough to do this and then speak up thing from this editorial: submit work ule. This isn't high school: you have read them. Then buy the books— in front of a large class. Try it anyway. on time, be it for the Gazette or your So last week, we told you how to fi ght at least one inconvenient evening all of them, used or new—and read Profs do not eat that many students classes. Writing editorials or essays at zombifi cation at Dal. Looking back class. You have to manage time now. them, too. Read the course schedule per year, so the chance it will be your the last minute is not fun. Prepare, on it, while this was sage advice, it The insane tuition you just out found and fi nd at least one lecture to look question that sets them on a spree is and at least think of a topic before you might not have been what you needed about is calculated from your classes, forward to. Read the blurb on pla- relatively minimal. And your class- dive in. If you need an extension, fol- right this instant. And we in the news so you may as well do well in them. giarism and then read our article on mates appreciate your courage, brav- low the Gazette procedure: ask for it business are all about right this That's why you're here. what that really means and why it ery and dedication to the public good, well in advance, when you know your instant—constant gratifi cation, they So in the tradition of offering sage matters on page fi ve. as great Nova Scotian question-asker editorial will be wildly late. Profs and tell us, is all the rage. Check us out on advice from your campus paper (for Reading is what universities are Joe Howe would perhaps have said. copy editors both appreciate knowing your mobile phone. more, see our staff bios and pretty for, it's how they started and it's how At some point in the great insti- in advance. But wait! Frosh week, summer and much the rest of the paper), we'll they still work. It's traditional in the tutional practices of both journal- We've provided twenty pages of its constant, live-updating, photo- help you through this. It's actually 19th-century-was-cool sort of way ism and academia, coffee became an procrastination this week, all free of sharing, interconnected-intercom- considered politically informed to that we're all about here. If you go to essential tool in our work. It is impor- charge, with plenty of diverting con- municative ways are pretty much be reading a newspaper before class, King's, you understand. tant to remember, as we all embark tent. Take a break, read us, then go over. You spent yesterday sitting in whereas checking your cellphone— Universities have been asking ques- on another year of long classes, that back to Middlemarch. It is long, we the Life Sciences Centre and it really even checking your newspaper on tions since time immemorial, and so coffee is not a substitute for food. Eat know, and we sympathize, but your is that stuffy pretty much all the time. said cellphone—is the height of rude- has the Gazette. Students started this breakfast before class, and if you have mind will work better after a foray You have three months or so of this ness. Do not do this, and do put the paper when they wanted a place to a long day, eat lunch, too. Coffee can into journalism and some coffee. It to go, it seems like forever, and you're Gazette away when your prof goes to discuss philosophical and scholarly help—ask our news editor on page all asks questions, and you'll need longing for a chance to check your the front of the room. We don't like issues. Old questions are on display ten or just about any grad student.