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Item is an issue of the student newspaper. Articles include coverage of the H1N1 flu pandemic, College VP of Finance Rani K.
Dhaliwal, a major computer upgrade at Humber, and the opening of the Centre for Trades and Technology.

Item is an issue of "Humber Et Cetera" student newspaper. Articles include coverage of Halloween celebrations and myths, home repair guru Mike Holmes visiting Carrier Drive, a climb for charity and opposition to forced flu vaccines for health workers, among other articles.

Item is an issue of "Humber Et Cetera" student newspaper. Articles include coverage of Humber retraining laid off Ontario workers, grease from fryers being repurposed as biodiesel fuel, a safe space for students to express their faith and students giving blood to save lives, among other articles.

Item is an issue of "Humber Et Cetera" student newspaper. Articles include coverage of big plans for the arboretum, the campus new security system, new fines for cellphone distracted drivers and students assisting with research, among other articles.

Item is an issue of "Humber Et Cetera" student newspaper. Articles include coverage of the retirement of Lakeshore's principal Ian Smith, the college topping student's engagement, the return of campus dental and the rugby team defends its provincial title, among other articles.

Item is an issue of "Humber Et Cetera" student newspaper. Articles include coverage of a student being haunted by father's murder, power outage on campus, RIDE campaign and the Taiwanese festival of cultural expression among other articles.

Item is an issue of "Humber Et Cetera" student newspaper. Articles include coverage of Doris Tallon's legacy, construction delays at the Orangeville campus, Humber Grad Anthony Vanderburgh's Emmy award and Lakeshore eccentric past, among other articles.

Item is an issue of the "Humber Etc" college newspaper. The issue includes articles about College infrastructure improvements, the opening of the new Carrier Drive facility, and a profile of music professor Mike Downes, among other articles.