Executive chef Paolo Vasapolli hands over a cup of tomato tortellini soup during a charity luncheon Tuesday in the student centre Commons.
Human kinetics won a charitable competition for best soup Tuesday.
Students light and stage a scene from “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” under the watch of technicians and faculty during Take Our Kids to Work Day.
Take Our Kids to Work Day introduced Grade 9 students to the breadth of opportunities at the University of Windsor.
Sam Cooke wrote and sang the 1961 song “Cupid,” a subject of one of the questions in Thursday’s quiz.
Laura McLean and Julie Sando won prizes in Thursday’s DailyNews trivia quizzes.
Campaign co-chairs Datta Pillay and Sheri Lowrie congratulate Laura McLean, winner of an Apple iPad tablet computer in a draw for campus donors to the United Way.
The campus campaign for United Way has reached $98,839 in donations and pledges, supporters heard at a wrap event Monday.
The dean of science office collected the most items, per capita, in the faculty’s can drive contest: (from left) Sue Fader, Sue Holiga, Laura McLean and Sandra Raffoul.
An intra-departmental contest collected almost 1,100 cans for the Downtown Mission.
Laura McLean, secretary to the dean of science, is in a distinct minority. She was one of just two respondents to get every answer correct in Wednesday’s trivia quiz marking the 12th day of the 12th month of the 12th year.
Since hers was the name that came out of the hat, McLean received a copy of Cooking with Giovanni Caboto, courtesy of the University Bookstore.
One question in particular tripped up the majority of contestants—the final gift in The 12 Days of Christmas. In her e-mail response, McLean called it a “trick question.”
