The men’s basketball team has had an interesting tip-off this year. A new coach and only a single returning player meant the team faced a lot of change before they touched the court in October.
New coach, new vision for men’s basketball
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Abdul Abdulkadir
Second annual YIKES Film Festival ‘bigger and better’ than last year
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NAITSA Emergency Food Centre sees 100% increase in demand, donations needed
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