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C.; crossâ€"country runner Kathy Butler, | _ ’ i # e 311 Victoria St. N. ineax Larcaze; KWitchener now at University of Wisconsin; and swimmer Shawn [ worehs 7 P Button who‘s making waves at University of Ohio. | e Tran o m in n ,fi Currently, soccer player Nick Budalich, an OAC stu | e C y e l eP a .3 ++ »}, dent at Bluevale collegiate is undergoing the courting | & n est) is siiut to ther me 'Wflé&' E. h rituals ofmmum,.nw 4* rticcifinh opr ns wad esw coiupertt I aurier xhohr!hpnfmm .” lm ‘ 7 $ A * ~".‘3t as 5.4 A‘ m n C o ”-i:fl‘}); According to Steve Malonee, NCAA Director of |/ ns T y 3 P o d . s se it WR ies | 4 / Eo 5E r Legislative Services, the presidents of American colâ€" | . l theX s w NK A uies cdid mont otin 30 â€" leges and universities were the ones who voted for | P rd5, f hins the most bentft: Wilfrid Laurier University offers a wide variety the NCAA to toughen up its eligibility rules with the | e t e + of cultural events. Plan to include Launer in your biggest rule change occurring in grade requirements U ( who ‘W’*?'%‘" like | | schedule this week! for all students seeking admission to American uniâ€" | / P 4 ball League champiâ€" Cc versities. 3. i P p 14 my \ pemmen «t ~»"5 P ‘ RSDAY "In the past, only the top 13 subjects were taken | SÂ¥ L S hommmtlestitedim s November 14th 2 pm into account when calculating a student‘s average. | s Te second Canadian uo _ Opening Reception Now, all core subjects will be taken into account," | / 3 i. He attacted the attenilon of the | | James Blackburn & Robert McNair, said Malonee. "Last year a student required a 2.0 [ . in the U.S, (approximately 50), from 62. Photography id %Mm_‘h:’hm?l’m”& Unb astorty 3§;€ Pe 402 WE WO | | + Robert Langen Galiery average. $ Mmfll‘l e ce * ts »ifgf“\¢ ?g"”? 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