The Press, Volume 37a, Issue 3, September 1, 2001

Abstract

The Press, Volume 37a, Issue 3 includes: Questions about the costs of upkeeping the new Earp residence following issues with the plan to repay the loan used to build it; Students in BC will face credit checks before they their requests for student loans are approved; Team BUSU enclosed; Cases of STDs are on the rise and young, straight females are the most at risk; Brock has made a new deal with Clarica Life Insurance that will see the company loan Brock $22.3 million, $12 million of which will help pay for the new Earp residence; Niagara is looking to ban smoking in “all indoor and enclosed public places and workplaces,” hoping to have it implemented by May 2002.