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September 21, 1972—“Full Report Not Made” In 1971, Dr. Alexander Kirk of the Chemistry Department headed a two-month investigation of the Visual Arts faculty. The department had been having so…Vampire course will rise again
Dr. Peter Gölz’s current office contains less vampire memorabilia than it once did. Without the larger office he once had as a department chair, the Germanic studies professor now displays…This week in Martlet history
Sept. 14, 1976 — “Dirty flicks come to UVic” Ever have the urge to watch porn with fellow UVic students and professors? In the late ’70s, Cinecenta began to run…UVic alumna publishes bold debut
At once touching and disturbing, Wallflowers spans a diverse range of narrative forms: some stories are told through letters, others are told backwards, but all maintain an elegance and precision…UVic innovations get royal attention
On Sept. 13, Sophie Rhys-Jones, the Countess of Wessex, accompanied by the lieutenant-governor of British Columbia, Judith Guichon, visited the Bob Wright Centre at UVic to learn more about the…UVic-wide campaign speaks out for consent
or the first time, Sexualized Violence Awareness Week will be included as part of UVic’s New Student Orientation. The Anti-Violence Project (AVP), the on-campus sexual assault centre, is co-operating with…This week in Martlet history
Sept. 10, 1970 — “New nation declares oceanic sovereignty”Streeters: We asked you about free stuff at Thunder Fest
Kyla Arkin Second year Sciences How are you celebrating your first week of school? I’m not really celebrating at all. [ I’m ] making sure that I study because last year I…Our Digital Print Issue
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