Feb.26 2008. 16 pgs.
Bread and butter themed issue; odd stories from around the world; Pilot Provincial Nominee Program helping Ontario attract bright international students; a unicyclist is interviewed; the 'bread and butter' of the Pro-Tem staff and Glendon students; new research suggests coffee drinkers may be less likely to develop certain cancers.
Contributers: Veronique Bates, Justin Brangman, Heather Campbell, Nikki D'Souza, Samantha Feder, Kimberly John, Sara Laconte, Vasha Maharaj, Carlynn McAneeley, Mark Nimeroski, Andree Paulin, Chantal R., Philip Tetco.
Editor-In-Chief: Ashley Jestin
Assistant Editor: Clara Wille
News: Jesse Reynolds
Health and Wellness: Marisa Baratta
Campus Life: Stephanie Rudolph
Expressions: Jacinto Wong
French: Valentine Bruneau D'artois
Entertainment: Jacinto Wong
Metropolis: Clara Wille
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Politics: Gabriel Rompre
Cartoonist: Laura Sajdik
Arts and Culture: Alex Ross
Design and Layout: Jacinto Wong, Cliff Davidson
Letter from the editor
Lettres au redacteur
The 5 Wickedest things in the world to do with butter
Bread and butter: quick hits
Woman, 82, backs over man helping her with directions
Au Canada, les criminels apportent leurs petits avec eux en prison
Ontario attracting best and brightest international students
GCSU update: change in the air at the GCSU office
Glendon's top 5 bread and butter
Oui suis-je? Ou vais-je? Que fais-je?
Interview with a unicyclist
Bread and butter Pro-Tem staff, Glendon students
Fidel Castro ou la menace fantome
Kim Jong-il/going to eat walruses
Mugabe ou l'art fin de la phychologie
Sweet tears and bitter dreams
Wheeler's spin: when hans decides to take it solo
Coffee: a cup a day keeps diseases away
Reconfort-moi
Healthy happenings
Recettes de residence
Expressions
Dear Captain Innuendo
Horoscopes
Mitch Hedberg Jokes
