By Melissa Ray
Arts Editor
August 29, 2007

After many years of fluctuating financial stability, the Capitol Theatre, located in the heart of Windsor’s downtown, has closed yet again. Since declaring bankruptcy on March 14 after the City of Windsor refused to provide the theatre with the funds necessary to continue its operations, community members began to take certain action to raise public support and see the Capitol open it’s majestic doors once again.>>

By Andrea Keelan

Lance Writer

August 29, 2007

Chalk and chocolate may seem like an odd combination, but the second annual Chalk and Chocolate Festival proved that Windsorites were willing to give it a try.

Of course, the chalk wasn’t for consuming, but for creating interesting and amusing artwork on the sidewalks of Pelissier and Chatham Street in the downtown area on August 18. Both amateur and professional artists decorated the walkways with entertaining and original murals. From Spiderman to mermaids and a huge vase of flowers, the chalk artists dazzled the crowd with their creations.>>

Textbook website competes for students' attention Owned and operated by University of Windsor student Majid Siddiqui since June 2006, Windsorbookstore.com provides another option for students seeking a bargain on their textbooks.

By Chad Nevett

Lance Writer

August 29, 2007

Ah, the university lecture. For some, it is a forum where ideas are exchanged, views presented, points argued, intellectual enlightenment achieved.
For others, it’s a boring hell that can’t be over soon enough. But, is your class really as bad as you think or are you just a whiner? Take this Class Annoyance Quotient and see just how bad you’ve got it!
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