December 10, 2004 Vol. 2 No. 12 On the cover:Third-year mechanical engineering students Alison Logan and Josh Rosvold are part of a team designing and building the University of Calgary’s entry in the North American Solar Challenge, a Tour de France-style race that goes from Austin, Texas to Calgary. more Photo by Ken Bendiktsen
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100 students, 4000 km, No Gas more
U of C students embark on challenge to build a solar car

Prof takes total ankle replacement to a new level more

Joy to the World more

United Way touches lives of immigrant students more

Eyre to lead vet school development more

Athlete nabs top honours more

U of C honours international stars more
Student's initiative knows no borders

Engineering recognizes industry contributions more

What a techie wants for X-mas more

Forum examines First Nations accountability more

The Last Sorcerer weaves his magic spell more

Clarification more

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IN THE ANGLO-SAXON TRADITION, many families celebrate Christmas by going to mass and exchanging gifts with family. Calgary increasingly embraces many diverse cultures, traditions, festivities and ways of celebrating the holiday season. What are the festivities and traditions that you celebrate during the holiday season?

Off the Beaten Path more

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What's On more
Events on campus, Dec. 10 - Jan.15, 2005