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Raptors Holdintrasquad 'Aim Intensely concerned about ourfruit cups SINCE 1918 TORONTO CUPCAKE AUTHORITIES: TOKYO POLICE CLUB PAGE 5 OCTOBER 04,2010 • VOLUME 92, NUMBER X • ROOM 24, STUDENT UNION BUILDING • PUBLISHED MONDAY AND THURSDAY h. J H EU BYSSE Y • [email protected] .rs&*a '/ •/> . >*A »»«« ^-^ RAPTORS HOLDINTRASQUAD 'AIM IAN TURNER Thunderbird Athlete Council [email protected] members Emily Grainger and Amelia Rajala with a cheque The Toronto Raptors held an in- for $10,000 to be put towards trasquad match at the War Me­ UBC's general scholarship morial Gym last Sunday. fund. "Every year, we try to get Other UBC athletes saw the V away from Toronto," Raptors floor as well. Between the first head coach Jay Triano said, af­ and second quarter, UBC guards A ter the game. "[UBC basketball Alex Murphy and Nathan Yu par­ head coach] Kevin [Hanson] and ticipated in a three-point shoot- I have talked for several years off. They were each assigned to about us coming out here." one fan, who was gunning for a Triano, who was Simon Fras­ Whistler season pass. Murphy er University's basketball head and his fan got six three-point­ coach from 1988-1995, is the ers. Yu's crew got three. first and only Canadian to The game itself wasn't fulB y coach an NBA team. Along with of such goodies: dunking wasl University of Southern Califor­ kept to a minimum. The Rap­ nia graduate DeMar DeRozan tors don't have a superstar, but and Andrea Bargnani, Tria­ DeMar DeRozan did show why no got the loudest cheer from he's beginning to be dubbed the the crowd. franchise's face by Toronto's me­ About 2000 people showed dia. On Wednesday DeRozan & up for the scrimmage, leaving co. wi^ace off against the Phoe­ 1000 seats empty. Some stu­ nix Suns, who are led by Vancou­ dents may have been turned ver Island native Steve Nash. off by the $15 tickets. Howev­ The next day the Raptors will er, money flowed both ways: fly back east, which means that at half-time, the Raptor's BC native Triano won't be able brass presented UBC VP of to attend the Shrum Bowl even Students Brian Sullivan and though he'd "love to go." tl m 2/UBYSSEY.CA/G AMES/2 010.10.04 OCTOBER 04,2010 VOLUME XCII, N°X GAMES & COMICS EDITORIAL COORDINATING EDITOR CROSSWORD ACROSS 66. Attempt Justin McElroy: [email protected] 1. Igneous rock of a lava flow 67. Dog breed NEWS EDITOR 1 2 3 4 S 8 11 12 13 1 7. Barely make, with "out" ArshyMann: news@ubysseyca ' ' ' " 10. Resound DOWN ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR H 14. The Muse of astronomy 1. Insect Sally Crampton : associate.news@ubysseyca " " 15. Beetle juice? 2. Jackie's second CULTURE EDITORS 17 .. 16. Sea eagle 3. Japanese honorific Jonny Wakefield & Bryce Warnes: " culture@ubyssey ca 20 21 22 17. Piquancy 4. Acute suffering ASSOCIATE CULTURE EDITOR 1 1 18. Genetic messenger 5. 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