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Sink your teeth into theclaw.caCanadore College's online newspaper, theclaw.ca is produced by students in the three-year Print and Broadcasting Journalism Program with the supervision of Journalism faculty. Students come up with most of the story ideas, track down sources, conduct interviews, write (and rewrite) the stories, take photos and post them to the website. As part of the program requirements, these students cover everything from 'hard' news to profiles, from sports to entertainment. What you see here will become a key part of the students' portfolios, which they can use to pursue employment in a wide range of fields when they graduate. To view our television newscast, click here. Columns
Students become family through dance
Posted by: khia_beauchesne on 04/23/2010 01:01 PM
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Widdifield Secondary School's annual dance fundraiser came with a bit of a twist this year. After the Grade 11 Dance, students chose which charity to represent and the best way to showcase it.
Lakers Hockey - Workload not easing up for McParland
Posted by: Jordan_Allard on 04/23/2010 01:00 PM
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Work hasn't exactly slowed down for Nipissing Lakers Head Coach Mike McParland since his 'summer vacation' began.
Dragons’ light sparks pitches from local wannabe millionaires
Posted by: Kareen_dockery on 04/15/2010 02:07 PM
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Dragons Den producers shopped for contestants for the TV show looking for business ideas during a stop in North Bay.
OUA Coaches Corner: Lakers' inaugural season helps create buzz for the future
Posted by: Jordan_Allard on 03/06/2010 02:56 PM
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The Nipissing Lakers first season was successful - on and off the ice.
Brotherhood of the travelling hockey bag
Posted by: Ryan_Williams on 03/03/2010 09:45 AM
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From the bottom of the bus, to the bottom of a plane, there aren't many places J.P. Kascsak's hockey bag hasn't been.
Good-hearted butcher has a bad heart
Posted by: furlong on 02/26/2010 01:22 PM
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Vegetarians need not apply...
Students hunt dreams at 16th Annual Job Fair
Posted by: diana_arhin on 02/26/2010 01:15 PM
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More than 20 employers were at this year's Job Fair at the College Drive campus. Nursing and government jobs were dominant.
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