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February, 2013

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SAINTS NOW 12-0 AFTER CLOSING OUT Disclaim er: FALL Dirp... :P SCHEDULE WITH WINCREDITS OVER VIKES Chief Editer: Catherine Courson DECEMBER 1, 2012 -- CASTLE- really dictated the speed and SAINTS 12-0 CLOSING OUT FALL Design: NOW Zeb Hansell (layout AFTER and branding) GAR, B.C. -- Selkirk College tempo of the game from there," In net, Alex Sirard stopped 26 closed out its 2012 schedule on WIN says Saints head coach Jeff shots to pick up his eighth win in SCHEDULE WITH OVER VIKES Saturday night with a bang, tying Dubois. "It was good to close out as many appearances for the

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DECEMBER 1, 2012 -- CASTLEthe B.C. Intercollegiate Hockey GAR, B.C. -- for Selkirk League record the College longest closed its 2012 schedule regular out season win streak at on 12 Saturday withthe a bang, tying games by night defeating University the B.C. Intercollegiate of Victoria by a 6-1 scoreHockey at the League record for Complex. the longest Castlegar Recreation regular season win--streak at 12 DECEMBER 1, 2012 CASTLEgames by defeating the University The Saints' offence cameCollege alive in GAR, B.C. -Selkirk of a 6-1 score theVictoria second period after atBeau closed out itsby2012 schedule onthe Castlegar Recreation Complex.

Taylor and hadtying traded Saturday nightMark withPrest a bang, a tight opening thegoals B.C. inIntercollegiate Hockey20 The Saints' offence came alivethe in minutes.

Nick Cecconi started League record for the longest the second period after Beau rally, putting Selkirk ahead 2:16 regular season win streak at 12 Taylor and Mark Prest had traded into the frame when he banged games by defeating the University opening home a in loose theatside of ofgoals Victoria bya puck a tight 6-1from score the20 minutes.

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Castlegar Recreation rally, Selkirktipped ahead home 2:16 Connorputting McLaughlin into the frame when he banged a Justin The Saints'Sotkowy offence point cameshot aliveoninthe a looseperiod puck from theBeau sidethe of power-play midway through thehome second after the crease off a Matt Luongo feed. periodand to Mark extendPrest the had leadtraded to two, Taylor Connor McLaughlin tipped and Logan Proulx added another goals in a tight opening home 20 ajust Justin Sotkowy point shot on 1:23 later off a started nice set-up minutes.

Nick Cecconi thethe power-play midway through fromputting linemate Jackson Garrett. rally, Selkirk ahead 2:16the period extend the he leadbanged to two, into the to frame when and Logan Proulx added another Thomas Hardy, in histhefirst home a loose puck from sidegame of 1:23 offLuongo a and nice feed. set-up back from Mason thejust crease offlater a injury, Matt from Garrett.

Spearlinemate capped Jackson the tipped scoring in the Connor McLaughlin home third period. a Justin Sotkowy point shot on the Thomas Hardy, in his first game power-play midway through the back from injury, and Mason "We came out of the gates a little period to extend the lead to two, Spear capped the scoring in slow tonight but the guys found and Logan Proulx added anotherthe third period. their legs in the and just 1:23 later offsecond a niceperiod set-up from linemate Jackson Garrett.

"We came out of the gates a little slow tonight the first guysgame found Thomas Hardy, but in his their legs in the second period and back from injury, and Mason

really speedwith anda the first dictated half of ourthe schedule tempo of the game from there," complete team effort -- we got says Saintsall four headof coach Jeff goals from our forward Dubois. was good to close out lines and"Itsolid performances on the first half of our schedule with a the blueline and in goal." complete team effort -- we got goals fromwin, all four ofspeed our forward With dictated the the tied really the Saints andthe lines and solid performances on BCIHL record the there," longest tempo of the gameforfrom the blueline and in goal." regular season says Saints head winning coach streak Jeff originally set by UVic during Dubois. "It was good to close outthe win, Saints with tied athe 2007/08 They'll have to theWith first the halfseason. of ourthe schedule BCIHL record for the wait for team the opportunity set a complete effort -- wetolongest got regular season winning newfrom record, though, as forward thestreak team goals all four of our originally set by UVic during the now breaks for college exams and lines and solid performances on 2007/08 season.

They'll have to theholidays bluelinebefore and inreturning goal." to the ice wait for the opportunity to set on January 12th against Simona new record, though, the the team Fraser University.

With the win, the Saintsas tied now breaks for college exams and BCIHL record for the longest holidays before returning to the ice "As a season group, winning coming into regular streakthe on January 12th against Simon season we we during had allthethe originally set knew

by UVic Fraser University. ingredients to be a 2007/08 season. They'll contending have to team," Dubois. "It'stoallsetcome wait for says the opportunity a "As a group, coming into together a lot quicker than we new record, though, as the teamthe season we knew we had all the expected, and now the challenge now breaks for college exams and is ingredients toreturning be a contending to approach second half holidays beforethe to theoficethe team," says Dubois.

"It's all come with12th the against same work ethic onseason January Simon together a lot quicker than we and intensity that we saw over the Fraser University. expected, now the is past two and months.

Youchallenge don't win to approach the second half of the championships based oninto howthe you "As a group, coming season with the same work ethic play in October or November, season we knew we had all thebut andalso intensity saw over the it's satisfying to into a long ingredients to that be we a go contending past two months.

You don't win breaksays withDubois. lots of positives." team," "It's all come championships based onthan howwe you together a lot quicker play in October expected, and now or theNovember, challenge isbut it's also satisfying to intoofathe long to approach the secondgo half break with lots of positives." season with the same work ethic www.selkirksentinel.ca Spear capped the scoring in the and intensity that we saw over the third period. past two months. You don't win championships based on how you "We came out of the gates a little play in October or November, but www.selkirksentinel.ca slow tonight but the guys found it's also satisfying to go into a long their legs in the second period and break with lots of positives."

Saints. Sunny Gill took the loss for In net, Alex Sirard the Vikes, allowing sixstopped goals on 26 43 shots to pick up his eighth win in shots. as many appearances for the Saints.

Sunny Gill took the BCIHL loss for SAINTS NOTES: With the Vikes, allowing six goals on 43a play completed until January, shots. total of six Saints feature in the in league InTop net,10Alex Sirardscoring. stoppedJordan 26 SAINTS With win BCIHL Wood andNOTES: Logan lead shots to pick up his Proulx eighth inthe play completed until January, way with 26 and 24 points respecas many appearances for the a total of while six Gill Saints feature tively,Sunny Kam Saints. took theCrawford, lossinforthe Top 10 in league scoring.

Jordan McLaughlin, Cody theConnor Vikes, allowing six goals on 43 Wood and Logan Proulx lead the Fidgett and Thomas Hardy sit shots. way 26 and 24 points respecsixthwith through ninth. tively, NOTES: while Kam SAINTS With Crawford, BCIHL Connor McLaughlin, Cody Selkirk sits tops in January, the six-team play completed until a Fidgett and Thomas Hardy BCIHL, seven points ahead of total of six Saints feature in thesit sixth through ninth.

SFU. Theleague Clanscoring. have a Jordan pair of Top 10 in games hand, Proulx which lead theythe will Wood andinLogan Selkirk sits tops in the six-team make up on January 4th and way with 26 and 24 points respec-5th BCIHL, sevenKam ahead of before while heading topoints Castlegar to face tively, Crawford, SFU. The Clan have a pair of the SaintsMcLaughlin, on January 12th.Cody Connor games in which they sit will Fidgett and hand, Thomas Hardy make up onninth.

January 4th and 5th sixth through before heading to Castlegar to face the Saints January Selkirk sits on tops in the12th. six-team

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BCIHL, seven points ahead of SFU. The Clan have a pair of games in hand, which they will make up on January 4th and 5th before heading to Castlegar to face the Saints on January 12th.

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raises questions for BClegalization American marijuana raises questions for BC ization in Washington and Colorado, Harper replied, “I won’t speculate about what it means south of the border. But the Government of Canada has no intention of opening the issue here.” BC premier Clark has also that she does izationChristy in Washington andstated Colorado, Harper notreplied, support“Ilegalization, and believes it toit be a won’t speculate about what means federal matter. south of the border. But the Government of Canada

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Hackers release release information information Hackers taken from four UBC UBC servers Hackers release information taken from four servers taken from four UBC servers Hackers release information Hackers release information taken from four UBC servers taken from four UBC servers

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By: Will McDonald By: Will McDonald Photo:Kai Jacobson Photo:Kai Jacobson

ForBy: theWill firstMcDonald time, UBC may not be happy to be on For the first UBC may not be happy to be on thePhoto:Kai same list time, as Harvard and Cambridge.

Jacobson the same list as Harvard and Cambridge.

Four of UBC’s servers were hacked on October 1 as Four ofthe UBC’s servers hacked on happy October 1beason part an attack

by UBC thewere hacker group Team to Ghost Forof first time, may not be part of an attack by the hacker group Team Ghost By: Will McDonald Shell, which released files from 100 the same list as Harvard120,000 and Cambridge.

Shell, which released 120,000 files from 100 Photo:Kai Jacobson universities across the world.

By: Will McDonald universities across the world.

Four of UBC’s servers were hacked on October 1 as Photo:Kai Jacobson Randy Schmidt, associate directorgroup of UBC Public part of an attack by the hacker Team Ghost Randy Schmidt, associate director of UBC Public For the first time, UBC may not bethat happy tohacked be on Affairs, said the four UBC servers werefrom Shell, which released 120,000 files 100 Affairs, said the four UBC servers that were hacked the same list as Harvard and Cambridge. had lower security measures, making them more across the may world.

Foruniversities the first time, UBC not be happy to be on had lowerlistthan security vulnerable othermeasures, servers onmaking campus.them more the same as Harvard and Cambridge. vulnerable than other servers on campus.

Four of UBC’s servers were hacked 1 as Randy Schmidt, associate directoronofOctober UBC Public part of attack by the hacker group Team Ghost Hackers released files from servers for the Museum Affairs, said the four UBC servers that were hacked Four of an UBC’s servers were hacked on October 1 as Hackers released files from servers for the Museum Shell, which released 120,000 files from 100 of Anthropology, Thunderbird Athletics and the hadof lower security measures, making them more part an attack by the hacker group Team Ghost of Anthropology, Thunderbird Athletics and the universities across the world.

Faculty of Arts.

According to Schmidt, vulnerable than other servers on campus.

Shell, which released 120,000 files most fromof100 Faculty According to Schmidt, most of the files didof notArts. contain any sensitive information. universities across the world. files did not contain any sensitive information.

Randy Schmidt, associate director of UBC Public Hackers released files from servers for the Museum Affairs, said the four UBC servers that were hacked The majority of the files were usernames for UBCthe of Anthropology, Thunderbird and Randy Schmidt, associate directorAthletics of UBC Public The majority of the files were usernames for UBC had lower measures, them more blogs, with the passwords redacted. thethe Faculty ofsecurity Arts.

According tomaking Schmidt, most of Affairs, said the four UBC servers thatHowever, were hacked blogs, with the passwords redacted.

However, the vulnerable than other servers on campus. server within the Faculty of Arts contained files did not contain any sensitive information. had lower security measures, making them more server within the Faculty Arts contained usernames and other logins for on a oflinguistics course. vulnerable than servers campus. usernames and logins for a linguistics course.

Hackers released files from servers for the Museum Schmidt said allof the haveforbeen The majority the students files wereaffected usernames UBC Schmidt said all the students affected have been of Anthropology, Thunderbird Athletics and thethe asked to change their passwords. blogs, with the passwords redacted.

However, Hackers released files from servers for the Museum asked to change their passwords.

Faculty of Arts.

According to Schmidt, most of the within the Faculty Athletics of Arts and contained of server Anthropology, Thunderbird the files did not contain any sensitive information.

“The most concerning piece for us was the server usernames and logins for a linguistics Faculty of Arts.

According to Schmidt, most ofcourse. the “The most concerning piece for us was the server that had to do with the linguistics course, and so I Schmidt said all the students affected have files did not contain any sensitive information. been that had to do with the linguistics course, and so I The majority of the files were usernames for UBC understand that full or partial names of 90 students asked to change their passwords. understand full partial names ofHowever, 90 for students blogs, withthat the passwords redacted. the were part of along with usernames and The majority ofthat, the or files were usernames UBC were part of that, along with usernames and server within the Faculty of Arts contained passcodes tothe thepasswords course piece accounts,” “Thewith most concerning for ussaid wasSchmidt. the server blogs, redacted.

However, the passcodes to the course accounts,” said Schmidt. usernames and logins for a linguistics course. that had to do the with Faculty the linguistics course, and so I server within of Arts contained Schmidt said all logins the or students been understand that full partial names ofhave 90course. students usernames and for a affected linguistics asked to change their passwords. were part along with usernames and Schmidt said of all that, the students affected have been passcodes to the course accounts,” said Schmidt. asked to change their passwords.

“The most concerning piece for us was the server that had to concerning do with thepiece linguistics so I “The most for uscourse, was theand server understand thatwith full the or partial names of 90 and students that had to do linguistics course, so I were part of that, along with usernames and understand that full or partial names of 90 students passcodes to the course accounts,” said Schmidt. were part of that, along with usernames and passcodes to the course accounts,” said Schmidt.

“All the other information seems relatively innocu“All ous.”the other information seems relatively innocuous.”

Schmidt said there are thousands of servers on Schmidt said areconfirm thousands of servers on campus and he there couldn’t howrelatively many were set “All the other information seems innocucampus he way couldn’t confirm howwere many were set upous.” in theand same as the ones that hacked. up in the same way as the ones that were hacked.

“What I wassaid told there was that similarityof seems to beon Schmidt arethethousands servers “What I was told was that the similarity seems to thecampus common coding problem for those servers, soset and he couldn’t confirm how many werebe the common coding problem for those servers, so “All the other information seems relatively innocuI’m sure if way they aswere targeted or not,” said up not in the same the ones that were hacked.

I’m not sure if they were targeted or not,” said ous.”

Schmidt.

“It’s a big campus, so I’m not quite sure if “All the other information seems relatively innocuSchmidt.

“It’s a big campus, so I’m not quite sure if there would be others that are coded that way.”

“What I was told was that the similarity seems to be ous.” there be there others that are coded that way.”

Schmidt said thousands of servers the would common codingare problem for those servers,onso campus and hethat couldn’t how many wereinto set Schmidt said havetargeted triedof toor hack I’m not sure if people they were not,” said Schmidt said there areconfirm thousands servers on Schmidt said that people have tried to hack into up in the same way as the ones that were hacked.

UBC’s servers before, but the details are confidenSchmidt. a big campus, I’mmany not quite campus and“It’s he couldn’t confirmsohow weresure set if UBC’s before, but the are confidential. would others that aredetails coded that way.” upthere in theservers same be way as the ones that were hacked. tial.

“What I was told was that the similarity seems to be theSchmidt common coding problem for those servers, so “Due toI was its size and intensiveness, UBC is said that people tried seems to hack into “What told wasresource that the have similarity to be “Due to its size and resource intensiveness, UBC is I’m not sure if they were targeted or not,” said frequently a target for attacks,” said Schmidt.

“For servers before, but the confidentheUBC’s common coding problem fordetails those are servers, so frequently a target for attacks,” saidthe Schmidt.

“For Schmidt.

“It’s a big campus, so I’m not quite security we dowere not discuss tial.not reasons, I’m sure if they targeted orincidents.” not,”sure saidif security reasons, wecampus, dothat notare discuss incidents.” there would that way.”

Schmidt.

“It’sbeaothers big socoded I’m the not quite sure if However, Schmidt said that UBC uses higher “Due to itsbesize and that resource intensiveness, UBC is there would others are coded that way.”

However, Schmidt said that uses higher Schmidt said have UBC tried to hack into security measures for that more frequently a that targetpeople forservers attacks,” saidcontain Schmidt.

“For security measures for servers that contain more UBC’s servers before, butnot thediscuss details are confidensensitive information. security reasons, we do Schmidt said that people have tried the to incidents.” hack into sensitive information. tial. servers UBC’s before, but the details are confidenSchmidt said UBC IT repaired hacked However, Schmidt said thattheUBC usesservers higher tial.

Schmidt said UBC IT repaired the hacked servers “Due to its size and resource intensiveness, UBC is shortly aftermeasures they werefor accessed. security servers that contain more shortly they were accessed. frequently target for attacks,” said Schmidt.

“For sensitive “Due toafter its ainformation. size and resource intensiveness, UBC is security reasons, we do not discuss the incidents.”

“All four servers were secured soon after learning frequently a target for attacks,” said Schmidt. “For “All servers were soon learning of thefour leaks. servers that have been brought Schmidt saidThe UBC repaired the hacked servers security reasons, we doITsecured not discuss theafter incidents.” of theonline leaks.

The brought However, Schmidt saidaccessed. that have UBC uses higher back have been secured.

Onebeen server will shortly after theyservers were back online have been secured.

One server will security measures for servers that contain more remain down, as it will be retired instead of being However, Schmidt said that UBC uses higher remain down, as it Impact will besecured retired instead of learning being sensitive information. returned to service. on thethat services provided “All four servers wereservers soon after security measures for contain more returned to service.

Impact on the services provided is of very saidThe Schmidt. thelow,” leaks. servers that have been brought sensitive information. is very low,” Schmidt.

Schmidt saidsaid UBC ITbeen repaired the hacked servers back online have secured.

One server will shortly after they were accessed. remain said down, as itITwill be retired insteadservers of being Schmidt UBC repaired the hacked returned service. on the services provided shortly aftertothey wereImpact accessed.

“All fourlow,” servers secured soon after learning is very saidwere Schmidt. of thefour leaks.

Thewere servers that have been learning brought “All servers secured soon after back online have been secured.

One server will of the leaks. The servers that have been brought remainonline down,have as it been will be retired One instead of being back secured. server will returned to service.

Impact on the services provided remain down, as it will be retired instead of being is very low,” said Schmidt. returned to service.

Impact on the services provided is very low,” said Schmidt.

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The hacking team referred to their efforts as Project The their 100 efforts as Project Westhacking Wind, team whichreferred targetedto over universities.

West which universities.

They Wind, said their goaltargeted was to over draw100 attention to the They their goal waseducation to draw attention the flawedsaid post-secondary system. to Team flawed post-secondary education system.

Team Ghost Shell is associated with the group AnonyThe hacking team referred to their efforts as Project Ghost associated with the 100 group Anonymous, which hacked numerous government WestShell Wind,ishas which targeted over universities. mous, has goal hacked government websites.

They which said their was numerous to draw attention to the websites. flawed post-secondary education system. Team UBC IT was for comment press Ghost Shellunavailable is associated with the before group AnonyUBC IT was unavailable fortocomment before press The hacking team referred their efforts as Project time. mous, which has hacked numerous government time.

West Wind, team whichreferred targetedto over 100 universities. websites.

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Thisbefore does not UBCsaid IT was unavailable comment press They their goal was tofordraw attention toTeam the blogs’ were a victim of the hacks.

This does not Ghost Shell is associated with the group Anonyinclude the UBC Blogs network, which is protected time. post-secondary education system. Team flawed include the UBC Blogs network, which is protected mous, which hacked numerous government by the Shell Campus Wide Login system.

The blogs in Ghost is has associated with the group Anonyby the Campus Wide Login system.

The blogs in websites. question used ahas WordPress CLARIFICATION: The backend. article states that ‘UBC mous, which hacked numerous government question used a WordPress backend. blogs’ were a victim of the hacks. This does not websites.

UBC IT was comment before press include the unavailable UBC Blogs for network, which is protected time. by the Campus Wide Login system.before The blogs UBC IT was unavailable for comment press in question used a WordPress backend. time.

CLARIFICATION: The article states that ‘UBC blogs’ were a victimThe of the hacks.

This not CLARIFICATION: article states thatdoes ‘UBC includewere the UBC Blogsofnetwork, which is protected blogs’ a victim the hacks.

This does not by the Campus Wide Login system.

The blogs in include the UBC Blogs network, which is protected question used a WordPress backend. by the Campus Wide Login system. The blogs in question used a WordPress backend.

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