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Carleton's United Way campaign raised more than $160,000 — surpassing its $150,000 goal — showing that the spirit of giving is alive and well on campus.
During the three-week campaign which officially wrapped up on Nov. 13, donors were encouraged to target their money to children and youth programs supported by the United Way. Campaign volunteers worked countless hours organizing events like Loonies for Learning, the Polar Bear Dip, the Giant 50/50 draw and various luncheons held across campus.
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Congratulations to the 46 Carleton professors nominated for TVO 2010 Best Lecturer competition.
The Best Lecturer Competition is quickly becoming a favourite annual event for universities and colleges, lecturers and students across Ontario.
On Dec. 7, the 20 semi-finalists will be announced. A panel of judges will then choose 10 finalists, who will be invited to deliver complete lectures on Big Ideas beginning March 6, 2010. Viewers will then be invited to grade each of the finalists and cast their vote for Ontario's 2010 Best Lecturer. Voting begins on March 6, 2010 and closes on Sunday, April 11, 2010. The winner will be announced on Saturday April 17 2010.
The Right Honourable Herb Gray, chancellor, says hello to honorary degree recipient Grete Hale, who was honoured at Fall Convocation for her outstanding service to the community of Ottawa, leadership in the non-profit sector and support of the democratic life of Canada.
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Should the government be held accountable for not adhering to the Kyoto Accord?
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