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UCC
Redesign. Again.
We here at the UCC are never happy with the status
quo. So, while no one complained even once about the previous format,
we have undertaken the massive task of redesigning our web page from scratch
even though there is no reward, financial or otherwise, for doing so.
This is the kind of ship we run. So we hope you enjoy this new format.
You will notice that the frames are gone - we found that all those frames
made the page seem a bit crammed, so we decided to open things up a bit,
give the damn geocities ad a less prominent place, and work on a nice light
colour scheme. The focus group assured us this would work.
All the features are still here - good luck finding them!
If you have any comments on the look, positive or negative, please email
us or write it in the Big Question. I'm not sure about these little
grey maple leaves in the background... And now, on with the show.
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Stories
UNB Study Links Water to Wetness
A recent University of New Brunswick study performed by UNB's Institute
of Waterology has proved that, despite conflicting arguments, water is
indeed the leading cause of wetness. UNB President, Dr. Liz "The
Big" Johnson, said she is elated to hear of the discovery (the
whole story...).
New Goaltending
Theories Advanced
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Ten Things Doug Young Is Planning On Doing Now That's He's Joined The Canadian
Alliance
Top Ten Things
To Do With Your $200 Tax Rebate
News
In Brief
Colouring Phenom Wows Teacher
Quispamsis, NB - First grade teacher Glenda Hussey was "blown
away" by student Isabelle Tremblay's colouring ability, sources inside
the school say. "She was colouring at a 5th grade level, easily,"
said the source. While unsubstantiated, rumour has it that Ms. Tremblay
was doing her outlining in dark coloured pencil then shading in with crayons,
an innovation that has electrified the entire school. "We'll be keeping
a close eye on this young phenom, trust me."
Price Reduced for "Morning After Pill"
Hamilton, ON - Shire Canada Inc., makers of the Preven emergency
contraceptive kit - the so-called "morning after pill" - slashed the price
from $22 to $5 on April 1st. A company spokesperson says Shire has
taken this step to increase access and make the drug more affordable for
women. Slashing the price by a factor of more than four is a first
for a Canadian pharmaceutical company.
Promiscuous Sex Rockets Up By A Factor
Of More Than Four
Ottawa, ON - A social scientist is voicing her alarm at a recent
statistic which shows that promiscuous sexual acts for April have spiked
upwards by a factor of more than four over the same period a year ago.
"We always see an upward trend in the spring", said Dr. Hayes, "but this
is completely unprecedented." Dr. Hayes could offer no immediate
explanation for this phenomenon.
Amazing News From The Scientific Journal
D'Uh
Atlanta, GA -The Center for Disease Control has recently completed
a study which links alcohol to risky sexual behavior among youth. The CDC
study compares changes in gonorrhea rates to changes in alcohol policy
in all States from 1981 to 1995. In years following beer tax increases,
gonorrhea rates usually dropped among young people. The same happened when
the drinking age went up as it did in many states during the 1980s.
"(Alcohol) influences a person's judgment, and they are more likely to
have sex without a condom, with multiple partners or with high-risk partners,"
a head researcher said.
The CDC plans to do a follow up study on whether “liquor then beer never
fear” is true and if gravity and falling down are somehow related.
Elian Gonzales Abducted, Torn To Pieces,
And Eaten By INS Agents
Miami, FL -In a surprise move last week INS agents stormed Elian
Gonzales' Miami relatives' home, grabbed the boy, tore him limb from limb,
and ate his raw, bleeding flesh in accordance with a court order issued
by the Justice Department. "We waited as long as we could," stated
Attorney General Janet Reno. "Those relatives refused to obey the
law, and we were forced into this action." Fidel Castro cautiously
supported this move, saying that for the first time in 40 years the United
States did something he approved of. The Miami relatives are upset
by this turn of events and are alleging abuse of power. "Just busting
in here, taking Elian, dismembering him and devouring him like that...
It just doesn't seem right." The INS agents involved stated that
the boy "tasted like chicken."
CBC Reporter Seeks Out Uneducated, Unattractive
Man For Comment On Hurricane
Antigonish, NS - CBC reporter Terry Milewski sought out Jerry
McNeil, an unemployed dock worker, for comment on the recent hurricane
that struck the region. "It was blowin' something fierce," said McNeil.
"I brung my cats inside it was rainin' so hard." McNeil then took
off his Irving Oil ballcap revealing dark, greasy hair filled with dandruff.
"I woulda boarded up my windows by they was broke in the last storm three
years ago and I never replaced 'em. Hey, you got any smokes?" McNeil
smiled ingratiatingly, revealing a mouthful of half-rotted teeth.
"You know I'm trying to quit, for the ladies, but it sure is hard."
Area Man Uses The Word "Niggardly",
Gets Reproachful Looks, Reprimand
Ottawa, ON - Computer programmer Chris Turrell used the
word "niggardly" yesterday while complaining about his department head's
refusal to sponsor him in the MS Run For A Cure, earning him stern
looks from his co-workers and a reprimand from his supervisor, Marty Foreman.
"That kind of language is completely unacceptable in the workplace," Foreman
told Turrell after calling him into his office. When Turrell attempted
to explain what niggardly means Foreman cut him off with righteous indignation.
"There's no explanation or excuse for this kind of slur in this day in
age, and I'm not interested in listening to you rant and rave about your
neo-Nazi friends and your ties to the KKK." Foreman later released
a memo throughout the department stating that bigotted remarks would not
be tolerated.
Friendly Game Of Truth Or Dare
Degenerates Into Sexually Charged Interrogation
The Heart and Crown, Ottawa - A late night game of Truth
or Dare degenerated into a rapid succession of prying sexual questions
here last Friday. "I was taken completely off guard," said participant
Sparky Cromwell. "Sure, we'd been drinking heavily and there was
an even ratio of women to men, but who would have thought the game would
turn to sex?" Cromwell contends that one of the female contestants
started the whole thing. "I knew we were in trouble when she asked
my friend if he'd ever had sex in a public place. I know what an
immoral bastard Roy is, and I knew his answer would open the door to a
slew of inappropriate questions." Soon after the game began one of
the more uptight female contestants excused herself on the premise she
was "going to talk to some friends at that table over there." "Oh
man, when Princess left it got even worse," contends Cromwell. "I
learned stuff I never, ever wanted to know." Mr. Cromwell says that
while many of the questions skirted the boundary of good taste, he is just
happy he never picked "dare". "God only knows what kind of depravity
we would have gotten into then," said Cromwell. |