February 2006

Thanks to Mairu Gupta for the design from last year. Thanks for the time and effort it took to show off a great student paper.

Thanks especially to John Willman for his assistance and interest in this year's first on-line edition of The Algonquin Times.

Thanks also to the Editor Tim Wieclawski, Managing Editor D Underwood, Assistant Managing Editor Robert Walker, and Layout Editor Cheryl Brink for the long hours and the leadership they provide the paper.

Last but not least thanks to Joe Banks, Julie McCann, and Ralph Plath for inspiring us and teaching us how to be journalists.

September, 2005

Thanks to Ryan for doing a great job last year. The website is organized well, and it's a smooth ride to keep it updated. Cheers!

Mairu Gupta
Webmaster, Algonquin Times Online

January, 2005

Thanks to Mike Dynie from the previous year, the site has a nice clean look to it, but shall soon be totally overhauled and updated with several new features but until then I'll just keep updating the site as each issue comes out, i know its gonna go well.

Ryan Hill - Online Editor

March 17, 2004

From this day forward, the Algonquin Times Online will have a clean new look (its first facelift since '99). Thanks goes out to my fellow classmates for occasionally tearing me off the computer screen Saturday nights, and my instructors for their support. You guys keep me sane! I'd also like to thank the many dedicated readers who called or e-mailed our production office in the last couple weeks and made complaints about this site not being updated - you people were truly the fuel behind my fire to get this going! It's been long hours in development, but here it is. It's time for a siesta!

Mike Dynie
Online Editor, Algonquin Times Online

November 9, 2001

Adam did not have a breakdown. In fact, he's been promoted to Ass Man Ed, also known as Assistant Managing Editor. As a result, I'm taking over the Online Times for your reading pleasures until February. I have no intentions of losing my mind this semester, because I've lost it a long time ago, so I will not be holding any late night nervous break-down sessions as the previous Online Ed did. However, I am a morning bird, so early morning phreak-outs are very well possible. Have a phantabulastic semester, and I hope you have as much fun reading the Online Times as I do laying it out.

Kariann Viau
Algonquin Times Online

March 13, 2001

It's 10 o'clock. At night. And I'm still here. I've been here for a while, and I'm not leaving anytime soon. The only time I tear myself away from the computer screen is to turn the motion-sensor lights back on. The only sound to be heard is me yelling at the innocent monitor in front of me. "Why is that box doing that?" "Why is that text wrapping over THERE?" The only witnesses are the security folks behind the cameras, who I'm sure are having a great laugh at my expense. Is that paranoia?

To my knowledge, Steve Sidoli did not have a nervous breakdown (see previous entry). However, there's a first time for everything. And I'm a leader, not a follower.

Adam Thomlison
Algonquin Times Online

February 23, 2000

Hi, I'm Steve Sidoli, the new Algonquin Times Online editor. I'll be with you until winter 2001, unless I have a nervous breakdown, which hopefully won't happen. Of course it won't happen! Hey, I can handle it. Seriously.

Steve Sidoli
Algonquin Times Online

October 6, 1999

Here it is, the new Algonquin Times Online! Slicker, hipper, and with more stuff!
Thanks to John Kozodoj, who is still giving generously of his time and expertise, and Tanya Hawley, for the input, and inspiration behind this new design.
Props sent to assistant online editor Phil Ambroziak, who has put in so many hours on this site with so little acknowledgement for his efforts. Thanks, Phil!!!

Don Antle
Algonquin Times Online

July 10, 1998

As of September, 1998, Algonquin Times Online will have a new look, easier navigation and more photos. And John Kozodoj is still giving generously of his time and expertise—thanks, John.

Ruthanne Urquhart
Algonquin Times Online

August 25, 1997

Algonquin Times Online became a reality August 25, 1997 because of the hard work and dedication of a few people. Many thanks to the 1997 Interactive Multimedia Class, to Tanya Hawley, for her work on website graphics, and to John Kozodoj, who devoted endless hours to this project. Without John, no one would be surfing this site. Thank-you, and enjoy.

Bernard Potvin
Algonquin Times, Online coordinator