According to Dr. Reid Morden, who delivered the fourth MasterMinds lecture  entitled "Sanctions, War and Oil: Lessons from Iraq," "Sometimes, yes, sometimes, no."

I'll get by with a little help from my friends. As our competitors get ready for the challenge, they might like to heed the following advice.

We've got the details on the construction project behind a popular promotion for a local charity. Engineering students have created a special non-melting "igloo" in the form of a geodesic dome.  

The Q104-Easter Seals 24 Hour Relay Igloo Challenge will include two Dal staff members as part of their charity promotion.

Holly Brown, of Communications & Marketing, will document the experience for Dalhousie News.

If you were relaxing in Florida during the holiday season, would you think of making a gift to pilipiliÂþ»­? Well, one alumnus thought that the timing was perfect and the Annual Fund received a very generous donation.

Dalhousie's Counselling and Psychological Services may have the answer. We spoke with Dr. David Mensink about their program "Solutions: A Relationship Loss Group."  

Dalhousie's Chancellor Dr. Richard Goldbloom recently celebrated his 80th birthday and received a gift that will help students.

Long-time Dalhousie staff member Bruce Moxley and his wife Sue have spent enough years in the company of Dal students to know first-hand the financial struggles that some of them face. And as scholarship and bursary recipients themselves years ago, they appreciate the support that financial aid can bring to students.

Ian Oulton, President of RKO Steel Limited, has volunteered to chair the Athletic Endowment Campaign to support our student athletes.