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- Burnaby, BC, V5A 1S6
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- 778-782-3111
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- Shrum Bowl XXXII
Terry Fox Field
Saturday, October 17 at 1:00pm - The Spread the Net challenge l...
SFU Burnaby, Convocation Mall
Thursday, September 10 at 1:30pm - SFU Mens Hockey vs. Burnaby Ex...
Burnaby Lake Arena
Friday, September 4 at 7:00pm - World Champion SFU Pipe Band C...
SFU Burnaby Campus - AQ Lawn
Sunday, August 2 at 2:00pm - The Great Debate
IRMACS theatre
Wednesday, January 28 at 6:00pm - Robbie Burns Day Celebration
all three SFU campuses
Friday, January 23 at 11:00am
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Simon Fraser University Four members of the Clan football team have been selected as 2009 Canada West All-Stars. Safety Anthony DesLauriers was selected for the third straight year. First-time All-Stars are wide receiver Victor Marshall, halfback Nigel Palma and linebacker Chris Folk. http://at.sfu.ca/SlNDty
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The New Yorker (circulation: 55 million in print alone) praises Simon Fraser University's Pakistan Conflict Monitor: " . . . very useful to journalists, analysts, and other Pakistan watchers . . . “ http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/st
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Simon Fraser University Simon Fraser University Clan swim team wins the Clan Cup in the SFU Burnaby campus pool, with 546 points to 329 for UVic/Pacific Coast and 206 for the West Vancouver Otters swim club.
Simon Fraser University The SFU Clan swim association took the early lead in the Clan Cup event. SFU, with 273 points, led UVic-Pacific Coast by 85 heading into today's final day in the Burnaby campus pool.
Simon Fraser University For a while, it looked like the UBC Thunderbirds vs. the SFU Blunderbirds: Errant passes, missed shots and interceptions almost cost the Clan women their 38th straight basketball victory Saturday. But they recovered in the last quarter (with help from UBC fouls) to win 67-59, at home.
Simon Fraser University SFU has LIMITED quantities of H1N1 vaccine available on Nov. 9 and 10 on the Burnaby campus for students, faculty and staff who fall into the Phase 2 HIGH RISK group. Details and drop-in clinic hours: http://www.sfu.ca/vaccinations/?p=38
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SFU Clan men’s and women’s cross-country teams earn second places at A.I.I. Championship in San Marcos CA; now should get at-large berths in the NAIA Nationals. http://athletics.sfu.ca/teams/cross_w/ne
Simon Fraser University The Simon Fraser University Clan men’s basketball team falls to Seattle Pacific University Falcons 82-59, in Seattle. Off to Regina and Brandon next week.
Simon Fraser University Varsity women's basketball: Trinity Western 39 at SFU Clan 99. The 37th straight win for the Clan, simply taller and tougher. Was impressed by freshers Kristina Collins (guard) and Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe (forward). Hurt knees, though, for Lisa Tindle and Katie Miayzaki as the Clan prepares face UBC Saturday night (West Gym, SFU Burnaby, 7pm).
Simon Fraser University Look at all the people who put SFU into the news this week: Prince Charles, Maclean's magazine, public policy profs, students, and more. SFU in the News: http://at.sfu.ca/iljDsb
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SFU wins a 2009 gold award for public-sector leadership in education—for its pioneering moves to become firmly rooted in the community below Burnaby Mountain. http://www.sfu.ca/sfunews/news/story_110
Simon Fraser University The SFU-based Human Security Report Project launches the Pakistan Conflict Monitor, twin to its innovative and much-respected Afghanistan Conflict Monitor. http://at.sfu.ca/uorPGy
Simon Fraser University SFU Athlete of the Week: Sean Burke, now all-time Clan assist leader in men's basketball, with 508 career assists. http://athletics.sfu.ca/aotw/
Source: athletics.sfu.ca
This past weekend SFU's Sean Burke became the all-time Clan assist leader in men's basketball, passing Novell Thomas' record of 503. Burke registered five assists in the Clan's 78-75 win ...
