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Issue #12 - February 5, 1996
Feb. 5, 1996. 8 pgs.
Glendon recognizes Black History Month; Parti Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard projects to drastically reduce spending by $500 million.
Contributers: Jon Barnes, Stu Clark, Serge Crespy, Mike Fellin, Bill Greaves, Anup Grewal, Kersten Colmar Kindt, Pierre Naud, Emily Pohl-Weary, Deborah Senior, Stephanie Sleightholm, Jawad Squalli
Editor-in-Chief: Patrick Joly
Assistant Editors: Suzanne Hinks, Robert Goldkind, Julie Gauvin
Arts Editor: Nathalie-Roze Fischer
Sports Editor: (open)
Features Editor: Tanya Marissen
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Michael F. Jursic
Photography Editor: Jane Gorley, John Wilson
Production: Andreia Bandeira, teresa Finik, John Gazo
Typesetters: Lisa Walker
Advertising Manager: David Sproull
Distribution Manager: Robert Goldkind
Revisions: Marie-Eve Blais
Article titles:
Black History Month: white history year
Is Bouchard the next budget slashing Premier?
Glendon campus under student occupation
Editorial: tyranny of a majority
Rantings and ravings
Monde: Lueur d'espoir au Soudan
Student and labour groups don't like cabinet shuffle
Shots in the dark
Chairs fail to challenge principal
Etes-vous victime du "winter blues"?
Amway or scamway?
A production with heart
Progres et regression
True grit: leafs acquire new members
Observations of a "gym rat"
Poetry and fictio
Issue #4 - November 1, 1999
Nov. 1, 1999 16 pgs.
French language unequally represented on the Internet; criticism follows York's deal with the Toronto Star to distribute "free" newspapers on campus; campus politics between GCSU and Pro-Tem continue to exist.
Contributers: Noel Barnett, Christie Adams, CK, Renee Jackson, Pamela Gordon, P Ghetto Bastard, Tammi Kizzoff, Lee Appleton, Fernand Gignac, Lidia Jeunvau, Veronique Protoy, Ilwald Ahmed, Steven Irvine, Jean-Philippe Nadeau, Ishani Gunasek
Managing Editor: Melanie J. Cadieux
Assistant Editors: Rob Shaw, Rae Perigoe
News Editor: Colleen McConnell
Arts Editor: Catherine Hancock
Perspectives Editor: J.J. O' Rourke
Features Editor: Rob Shaw
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Danielle Seville
Photographic Editor: Loic Olivier
Production and Layout: Shai, Sarah Moreault
CUP Liaison: Patrick Tomlinson
Business Manager: Patrick Bolduc
Intern: Natalie Flute
Revisions: Julien Daviau, Jean-Philippe Nadeau
Copy Editor: Danielle Seville
Article titles:
The responsibility of an artist to his audience
Is there a cleaning staff at Glendon?
The cafe need you1
Review of 'Life's "Tango"" bot quite
McDonald ou la folle illusion du bien etre
French and the Internet
The strike that didn't happen yet
Incorporation postponed
Le reflet de l'ame
Une vraie perle
Some call it Halloween, others call in Samhain
Enemy of the state
Mainstream manipulation: how free is the Toronto Star?
Planet meltdown
Reflections from a news editor
Front man war tour
Art wins every time
Boys don't cry
Traduction et creation: deux facettes d'une meme piece
A poet with a camera
Hello again!
"A real radio station"
Toy Story 2: preview
The best man
El tuerto
Radiophobia
Infusiu
Issue #8 - November 28, 1994
Vol. 34, No. 8
Nov. 28, 1994
Summary: Students react against Canada-wide tuition increases; the NDP grows in popularity.
Editor-in-Chief: Nathalie-Roze Fischer
Assistant Editors: Marlaine Lindsay, Emily Pohl-Weary, Julie Gauvin, Dominique Marcotte
Entertainment Editor: Johanne Tremblay
Sports Editor: Paul Grewal
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Priscilla Oxendine
Advertising Manager: Patrick Joly
Production: Chantal Harvey, Simon Marchand, Eric Tremblay
Photography Editor: Liam O'Neil
Features Editor: Sarah Shaughnessy
Copy Editors: Jill Havens, Manon Harvey, Sonja Thomason
Distribution: Chris Struk
Typesetters: Suzanne Hinks, Lisa Walker, Dianna Bustamente
Collaborators: David Bolduc, Duncan Cavens, Stéphane Cloutier, Julie Brisson, Todd McDaniel, Beth Nywening
Titles:
Les droits des homosexuels soulèvent la discorde
Editorial: The Dark Sun
Letters to the Editors
Les Couleurs Du Racisme
Shots in the Dark
Student reaction to tuition hikes simplistic
Federal Politics: Robinson and the NDP take a left
Grande-Baleine sur l'échiquier référendaire
Sacred Prophesies Link Two Cultures
Je me souviens...
Whining Ingrates
S.O.S. photocopieuses (encore?)
Paradoxe politique: pourquoi je voterais "oui" alors que mon coeur est avec le Canada
The Holy War Against Fat- Weight Loss Programs on Campus: A Compulsive Quest to Find Thinnes
Issue #10 - December 12, 1994
Vol. 34, No. 10
Dec. 12, 1994
Summary: End of year reflection; controversial debate surrounding the legalization of Hemp; comic books create a new female identity of strong, powerful women.
Editor-in-Chief: Nathalie-Roze Fischer
Assistant Editors: Marlaine Lindsay, Emily Pohl-Weary
Assistant à la rédaction- Julie Gauvin, Dominique Marcotte
Entertainment Editor: Johanne Tremblay
Sports Editor: Paul Grewal
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Priscilla Oxendine
Advertising Manager: Patrick Joly
Photography Editor: Liam O'Neil
Features Editor: Sarah Shaughnessy
Production: Chantal Harvey, Simon Marchand, Eric Tremblay
Copy Editors: Jill Havens, Manon Harvey, Sonja Thomason
Distribution; Chris Struk
Typesetters: Suzanne Hinks, Lisa Walker, Dianna Bustamente
Collaborators: Michael Baker, David Bolduc, Sang Dryon, Mike F. Jursic, Pat Lowther, Christos Vritsios, JBG
Titles:
Le silence peut coûter cher: une grève peut tout changer
Rae vows to fight transfer cuts
GCSU Election Results
La CSCE à l'oeuvre ou Le sommet de l'impuissance
Prof Push to Drop Reading Week
Shots in the Dark
Editorial: Bye Bye 1994
Letter from the Editor
Why government won't legalize Hemp
"Word's Worth"
Guatemalans still dealing with repressive military
Jeu de simulation diplomatique internationale
La Fureur
Un temps des fêtes épineux
Retailers boycott paper company
Political parties use reform protests to push their agendas
The Death of Submissive Comic Strip Babes: Powerful Women in the Comic Industry
A mosh with a view
Forrest Gump
Me Mom & Morgentaler get restless
Annuaire '94-A Look Back Over The Past Year in Sports
A Fitting End to the Canadian Football League
Poetry and Fictio
Issue #1 - September 23, 1996
Sept. 23, 1996. 8 pgs.
York University Libraries introduces a new web system; University of Victoria biology students unable to register in core courses.
Contributers: Julie Arseneault, Ed Beres, Naz Darawish, Kelli Dilworth, Nathalie_Roze Fischer, Ward Griffis, Michael Gruzuk, Hetti-Marie Manu, Jerome Mercier
Daniel Pare, Michelle Renaud. Clea Schmidt, Stella Tzintzis, Dawn Xavier
Co-Editors: Patrick Joly, Tanya Marissen
Assistant Editor: Stephanie Sleightholm
Arts Editor: Jane Gorley
Features Editor: Nathalie Collissimo
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Kersten C. Kindt
Production: David Bolduc, Patrick Joly
Typesetters: Patrick Fabry
Distribution Manager: Jane Gorley
Revisions: Marie-Eve Blais
Article titles:
http://www.library.yorku.ca
Glendon's new logo
Pro-Tem devient bimensual
Images and identities (editorial)
Rantings and ravings
"Frosh expectations"
The tree of life
Campagne de recrutement du service de liaison
CFS plans day of action in late Octpber
Crammed classes sideline science
Women across the coutnry prepare to take back the night
Orientation: frosh week was "fresh"
Changement a la coordination du programme d'etudes internationales
Aging gracefully
Parking officer # 29
Cassandra: an opera in four acts
Clove
Movie and CD reviews
Maximum disappointment
God bless Amercia
Glendon hockey pool
Issue #11 - March 27, 2000
Mar. 27, 2000 pgs. 12
A feature on the creation of music with computers; Drew Barrymore's unique interview with David Letterman; an interview with the band, The Blue Hawaiians.
Contributers: Christie Adams, Kyra Aylsworth, Alyshia Bestard, Christie Biggs, Scott Bradley, Michael Bryson, Erin Price-Grigg, Colin Macready, W. Somerset Maugham, Andre Petit, Geoffrey Young
Editors-in-Chief: Melanie J. Cadieux, J.J. O' Rourke, Rob Shaw
News Editor: Colleen McConnell
Arts Editors: Catherine Hancock, Rae Perigoe
Perspectives Editor: Randy O' Rourkes
Features Editor: Trilateral Agreement
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Danielle Seville
Production/Layout: Shai, Sarah Moreault
CUP Liaison: Jean Chuck
Business Manager: Patrick Bolduc
Advertising Manager: Ines Pirslin
Intern: Mihnea Dumitru
Revisions: Julien Daviau
Article titles:
Suicide note for the clique mentality
Why Glendon has lost my vote?
An election and two referenda
3 stop advising
La journee de la francophonie a Glendon
Anyone want Pepsi money?
Alteri Saeculo: Glendon's able to spruce it up when it comes to important events
What I've learned
Tentanda via...is it?
Sampling intelligence
The famed tower
Drew Barrymore's breats
Manhattan uber alles: attack on art in the yuppie police state
Blue ink
Limblifter
Editorial
A bout de soufflet...
Erin Brockovich
Romeo Must Die
Summer events 2000
Superma
Issue #9 - February 9, 1998
Feb. 9, 1998. 12 pgs.
GCSU debates whether the Glendon Art Gallery deserves funding; a feature on Black History Month and life for black Canadians in Nova Scotia.
Contributers: Ed Beres, Nate Chinen, The Crow, Paul Fabry, LOKE, Madness, Rae Perigoe, Saleema Rahemtulla, Bridget van Voorden, Luke M. Webbe
Chief Co-Editors: Joel Ramirez, Jane Gorley
Assistant Editors: William Paterson
Features Editor: Denise Alevizos
Arts Editors: Luke Matthew Webbe, Jason Kandankery
Sports Editor: Alison Sammut
Poetry Editor: Kimberley Wulf
Photography Editor: Jennifer Westcott
Production: Husna Ali
Typesetter: Paul Fabry
Advertising Manager: Cameron Couch
Distribution Manager: Jane Gorley
Revisions: Anne-Marie Flanagan, Paul Fabry
Article titles:
Editorial
Letters to the editor
Student day of protest
Big wigs answer to day of action
News in brief
The great Gallery debate
APPC proposals surface
More letters to the editors...
date rape drug suspected at McMaster
Three lines free
She said, he said
Black Nova Scotians: unforgotten history
Black
World of Sports
Leafs end losing streak
Bad boy Conseco is a Blue Jay
Keele sticking it to Glendon
Wanted: hot, big and bright
membership does have its privileges
Heaven's Burning
Where's the effect?
Hindsight is twenty-twenty
Stranger than Fiction
LOKE's hip-hop diaries
Outward bound: an interview with Muhal Richard Abrams
Poetry and fictio
Issue #5 - November 20, 1995
Nov. 20, 1995. 8 pgs.
Statistics Canada reports that Canadian universities are rapidly increasing tuition; Mike Harris begins his term as Premier of Ontario.
Contributers: Stu Clark, Robin Elliot, Bob Gold, Jane Gorley, Jennifer Harewood, Samer Muscati
Editor-in-Chief: Patrick Joly
Assistant Editors: Suzanne Hinks, Robert Goldkind, Julie Gauvin
Arts Editor: Nathalie-Roze Fischer
Sports Editor: Paul Grewal
Features Editor: Tanya Morissen
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Michael F. Jursic
Photography Editor: John Wilson
Production: Andreia Bandeira, John Gazo
Copy Editors: Nathalie-Roze Fischer, Marie-Eve Blais, Sonja Thomason
Typesetters: Lisa Walker
Advertising Manager: Amanda Loughran, David Sproull
Distribution Manager: Robert Goldkind
Article titles:
Painfully slow peace process
Settlement could affect Canadian students
Congressional circus (editorial)
Recipe of the week
Dispelling welfare myths
News in brief
Tuition freeze on continual up-surge
Entretien avec professeur McRoberts
Just nod Mike
Netnews
S.O.A.P. dance theatre Frankfurt bursts the bubble
Quoi faire
Three charity CDs worth investing in...
Three lines free
Poetry and fictio
Issue #5 - November 17, 1997
Nov. 17, 1997. 12 pgs.
York University to develop largest Women's Studies program; review of the satirical novel "Great Apes"; director Maria Gentle is interviewed.
Contributers: J.A.B., Ed Beres TJ Braganza, Vanita Butrsingkorn, Erinn Clark, The Crow, Emile de Rosnay, Kelli Dilworth, Paul Fabry, Ishani Gunasekera, Adam Kaftalovich, Marika Kemeny, Marc Kroesen, LOKE, Madness, Stephanie, Rae Perigoe, Meri Perra, Dominique Tanguay
Co-Editors: Jane Gorley, Joel Ramirez
Assistant Editors: Stephanie Sleightholm, William Paterson
Arts Editor: Jason Kandankery
Sports Editor: Alison Sammut
Features Editor: Denise Alevizos
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Kimberly Wulf
Photography Editor: Jennifer Westcott
Production: John Gazo
Husna Ali
Typesetter: Paul Fabry
Advertising Manager: Stephanie Sleightholm
Distribution Manager: Jane Gorley
Revisions: Sarah Day, Paul Fabry, Anne-Marie Flanagan, Saba Jafri
Article titles:
News in brief
Editorial
Letters to the editor
Restauranics fights back
Marc's economics
Glendon food drive
Proctor field house gets more appetizing!
Queer issues too controversial for UVic student newsletter
World's largest women's studies school to be set up at York
Sexual stamina heralded as a Canadian thing
CON-vocation
19 ans pour boire?
Goldigging for profit
Dracula facts not for the squeamish...
Assessing the "Glendon problem"
Survey says?!
The new satirist comes to Canada
A journey with Michael Ondaatje
Making shepard's pie
Puss daddy and the family
A divine experience
She said, he said
JR's Top 10
Conspiracy of the week
Choses a faire
3 lignes gratuits 3 lines free
Survival tips
World of sports
The tragic life of Martin Kruze
Poetry and fictio
Issue #7 - November 21, 1994
Editors:
Rédactrice-en-chef: Nathalie-Roze Fischer
Assistant Editors: Marlaine Lindsay, Emily-Pohl Weary
Assistant à la rédaction: Julie Gauvin, Dominique Marcotte
Entertainment Editor: Johanne Tremblay
Sports Editor: Paul Grewal
Fiction and Poetry Editor: Priscille Oxendine
Advertising Manager: Patrick Joly
Distribution: Chris Struk
Production: Chantal Harvey, Simon Marchand, Eric Tremblay
Photography Editor: Liam O'Neil
Features Editor: Sarah Shaughnessy
Copy Editors:: Jill Havens, Manon Harvey, Sonja Thomason
Typesetters: Suzanne Hinks, Lisa Walker, Dianna Bustamente
Collaborateurs: Anthony Bernett, David Bolduc, Catherine Hunt, Shelagh Lemke, Todd McDaniel, Jill Mahoney, Marc-Antoine Vericain
Articles:
Exodus to Ottawa by Marlaine Lindsay
Le Bloc refrait surface by Julie gauvin
Editorial: Quel avenir?!
Letters to the editor
Le débat sur l'immigration by Shelagh Lemke
Municipal elections
Censorship: to ban or not to ban by Marlaine Lindsay
New trends in women's health care by Emily-Pohl Weary
A propos d'une pub by David Bolduc
Quand le Canada a les "bleus" by Dominique Marcotte
Carleton's anti-DOMINO's Pizza by Jill Mahoney
Paglia mouths off at U of T by Catherine Hunt
Toronto alternative papers shows advertisers still have clouds
Health plan: ou en sont les choses? plan de santé where do we stand? by Marc-Antoine Vericain
Hot trip to heaven with Love and Rockets by Johanne Tremblay
Talking stress
Title (in stores now) by Liam O'Neil
Roll with it baby (just stay off the pavement) by Paul Grewal
When the puck doesn't drop by Lisa Walker and Suzanne Hinks
Volleyball by Paul Grewal
Poetry and Fiction:
sans titre
the nostromo
97 degrees W, 50 degrees N
Our First Time
Degré poscrit
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