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Oct. 15 - 21 , 2010 free free 143-06 HPX hits Pop. pgs 8, 12-13 Engineers, pg 3 Comics, pg 7 Hockey, pg 16 Cover Illustration by Adam O’ Reilly October 15 - October 21, 2010 • Joel Tichinoff, Editor in Chief [email protected] Bethany Horne, Copy/Online Editor [email protected] Laura Conrad, News Editor Samantha Durnford, Assistant News Editor [email protected] Hilary Beaumont, Features Editor [email protected] Katie Toth, Opinions Editor s t a ff . [email protected] Rebecca Spence, Arts Editor Erica Eades, Assistant Arts Editor [email protected] Dylan Matthias, Sports Editor [email protected] Abram Gutscher, Photo Editor [email protected] DSU Weekly Dispatch Jonathan Rotsztain, Art Director Mark Your Calendars for Upcoming Events [email protected] Sloan contact us. www.dalgazette.com Friday, October 22 The SUB, Room 312 That’s right you read that correctly! Sloan will be performing at the Grawood! 6136 University Avenue Halifax NS, B3H 4J2 Doors will open at 9:00 pm. 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To learn more or to sign up, visit www.dalleadership.ca • Simulated Practice Exams • Limited Class Size • Free Repeat Policy • Personal Tutoring Available • Thousands of Satisfied Students Check us out on the web www.dsu.ca OXFORD SEMINARS The Art Expo 1-800-269-6719 492 7128 416-924-3240 Park Lane Mall www.oxfordseminars.ca (next to the theatres) • October 15 - October 21, 2010 3 news news news covers Dalhousie and the greater Halifax community. Contributions are welcome! E-mail Laura at [email protected] news. Laura Conrad News Editor “Hell Week” is no more Petition wins students more space between exams Samantha Chown per cent of a student’s grade. If they fail “There were a lot of people behind Nicole Feriancek the exam, they fail the course. Therefore, me,” says Awaad, “But there were also News Contributors exams are very important and high stress a lot of people against me.” for students. Gabriel Manuge, in his fifth and final For the first time in more than five years, “You basically kind of black out year of chemical engineering, chose not Dalhousie engineering students will towards the third, fourth and fifth day,” to sign the petition. no longer have six consecutive days says fourth-year mining student Yasser “I didn’t sign the petition. Hell no,” of exams. Last Friday, the new exam Mostafa. “It’s actually the reason why I says Manuge.” We’re going to have to schedule was released with a changed failed one of my courses.” compete for jobs with these guys. If we format. Cyrus believes that the changes with went through it, they should have to go It’s not uncommon for engineering the new schedule have fixed the issue. through it, too.” students to have between four and six “For a couple of years we’ve had According to Manuge, less than half exams in a row, with many only 15 hours trouble trying to reconcile just how to of the graduating class, which is about apart. From Monday to Saturday, this get our exams spaced out over the 350 people, signed the petition. Most period is commonly referred to as “Hell exam period. This year, we managed to fifth-year students have term projects Week“ by engineering students. get it so that no more than two exams and few exams. The new relaxed sched- “One day, I slept in my car for an hour will be held on consecutive days,” he ule would be of little benefit to them. and then went back to the library.” says says. Steve Penny, also in his last year, didn’t fifth-year civil engineering student Ramzi The change in scheduling in part due sign the petition either. He doesn’t Matar. “Even if you were prepared, you to a petition created by Ibrahim Awwad, believe the extra time between exams were still mentally exhausted,” a third-year mechanical engineering would be beneficial. Previous campaigns by students and student. He made two requests, one “You should already know the faculty to change the schedule have being that students should have no material; you can’t learn the course in failed. more than two exams in a row without three days,” says Penny “Every year we ask but the a day off, and the other being that Both Penny and Manuge say that they engineering faculty has no control over students should have at least a three day have always had successful exam weeks. the spacing of exams,” says Pemberton break between the end of lectures and For now, engineering students can Cyrus, associate dean of undergraduate the beginning of exams. breathe a little easier with a lighter exam engineering studies. Awwad collected 723 signatures week. Although, Cyrus and Awaad both The registrar’s office is responsible for in three days, which is over half the agree that there is still room for improve- creating the schedule for all university engineering student body. He submitted ment for future schedules, “Hell Week” departments. Cyrus says the problem the petition to the Registrar on Sept. 29, will soon be an engineering legend. with making the schedule is that before the exam schedule was finalized. “When we graduate, we should get engineering students just have so many The petition’s first request was met, little stars beside our names – saying exams. the second was not. Lectures will end that we made it through, even with Most engineering exams are worth 50 on a Tuesday and exams will start that six straight exams every semester,” Thursday.
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