Wooing crowds at rock concerts a communal cheer reshapes applause
The piece observes how audiences clap with hands raised and shout Woo during rock performances. It notes the gesture signals approval and tribal belonging, tracing origins to crowd behavior and space constraints, ending with the author joining in with a surprised Woo.
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Woo
Hamiota High School to graduate 65th class
Hamiota Collegiate plans to graduate its 65th class in June. New staff changes include Mrs Angus returning and Mrs Peters taking over as teaching aide. Enrollment reaches 158 with 11 Kenton students in Senior 2 and two exchange students in Senior 4. Grades reorganized as Senior 1-4 and Middle Years 1-4. Benchmarked by a six day rotating schedule and new Agenda planners for all students.
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Terri Pierce
Kris Butler
Hamiota Collegiate
Angus
Peters
H.c.i’s
Debbie King
Kim Brooks
Shelley van Damme
Kirby Sararas
Shannon Taylor
Dennis Curtis
Julie Smith
Dale Wilson
Charlene Mathison
Krista McKinnon
Cathi Todd
Brett Houck
Amanda Lints
Bruce Nesbitt
Esso Tiger returns in Imperial Oil ad campaign
Imperial Oil reintroduces the Esso Tiger as part of a national ad push across Esso stations. The symbol, popular since the 1960s, signals a renewed focus on service excellence while supporting the Kids program with each Tiger tail sale. Bill Innes frames the move as a back to basics strategy.
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Imperial Oil
Esso Tiger
Esso
North America
E Tiger
Imperial
Imperial Oil Canada
Canada
Bill Innes
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