Five ways women can prevent summer injuries

(ARA) - Women's bodies are built differently than men's bodies. This means that women's shoes, pants and even women's socks are constructed to fit women's unique proportions. However, when it comes to braces and supports, women have classically been forced to make do with equipment made to fit men.

Living with Down Syndrome...Shailyn's story

Third in a series of articles focusing on special needs of special children

The smile is back for Big Wiesy

For those here who have embraced Michelle Wie and followed her frenetic golf career, it wasn't the win at the CN Canadian Women's Open that was so special Sunday. Just as it wasn't the wins last year at Guadalajara or Solheim Cup.

Neville expects USA backlash

WOMEN'S WORLD CUP PLAY-OFFS IRELAND v USA:USA WILL be hoping to avenge a loss in the pool stages when they face an Ireland side buoyed by their displays in the tournament so far, even if they didn’t score enough points against Kazakhstan last time out to realise the dream of a first World Cup semi-final.

New process promises to revolutionize manufacturing of products

A new "smart materials" process - Multiple Memory Material Technology - developed by University of Waterloo engineering researchers promises to revolutionize the manufacture of diverse products such as medical devices, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), printers, hard drives, automotive components, valves and actuators.

Campus Digest — September 2, 2010

Alexandria Eldridge , Senior News Editor All's well that sells well The University of Alberta has purchased the home of President Indira Samarasekera for $930,000. The house will now be the official resident of the school's president, and although the U of A used to provide a house for the president, it hasn't done so for years. read more