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Issue #5 - November 26, 1986
No full textNov. 26, 1986. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Testing First Language Competency. This editorial looked peculiar
appearing as it did at a time when the Pro-Tem was rife with glaring typographical
errors and misspelled headlines
Issue #6- February 7, 2006
No full textFeb. 7, 2006 24 pgs.
York University student charged with criminal negligence causing death after cab driver is killed in car crash; "Brokeback Mountain" receives multiple Oscar nominations; Google now accessible in China; Glendon's Professor Benessaieh is interviewed; first-year enrollment at York decreases; Glendon celebrates Black History Month; Young and Eglinton a great alternative to downtown Toronto; a review of "Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America" by Barbara Ehrenreich.
Contributers: Anne Athanasiadis, Marisa Baratta, Charmaine Bene, Ryan Bonimy, Celine Castonguay, Nick Chilton, Siobhan Chug, Rustam J. Dow, Georges-Etienne Fortin, Monserrat Glasman, Erin Marie Hutchinson, Justin Joschko, Kyla Jones, Mathieu Kissin, Christopher Mahon, Cassandra Marcon, Pierro Marinatos, Adam McNally, Ayesha Menezes, Karen Murray, Roxanne Oullette, Andrea Palichuk, Khushnam Polad, Loic Ransom, Mackenzie Salt, Richard Sleightholm, Jean-Louise Voyer, Woman's Centre
Editor in Chief: Ashley Beaulac
Assistant Editor: Tia Brazda
International News: Christina Sibian
National news: Christina Palka
World Politics: Robert Zanfir
Health and Wellness: Crystal Colussi
Creative Writing: Kristjanna Grimmelt
Metropolis: Tia Brazda
Arts and Culture: Tia Brazda, Ashley Beaulac
Entertainment: Ashley Beaulac
Odds and Ends: Jennifer Capano
Sports: Ammar Jamil
Opinions: Lourdes Villamor
Web Developer: Christina Ratis
Photographer: Rebecca Vandevelde
Design: Jennifer Rong, Khushnam Polad
French: Alexandra Turpin, Pier-B Tremblay
Article titles:
"Leaders don't force people to follow-they invite them on a journey"
Letter to the editor
Canada chose change that's on our side!
A Quebec national hockey team?
International news stories
We asked you: how important is ethnic awareness to you?
York undergrad charged in death of a cab driver
Mild weather is here to stay: Environment Canada
National news stories
Mother not going to jail for mercy-killing case
Hamas emerges victorious in shocking Palestinian election results
Une abracadabrante accusation d'espionnage a Moscou
Gay cowboys mounting a sweep of the 78th Academy Awards
Google just might save the world
Defying U.S. expansionism
Dossier special: L'avenir du souverainisme quebecois
FoG faves the day!
Getting to know...Professor Benessaieh
Less high school students want to come to York
Club profile: the woman's centre
Paying homage to black history
Writers craft
Are you young and eligible?
Spice up Valentine's Day
Happy new year!
C'est fort comme sport le tricotage!
Matthew Smith has "it"
Serving in the USA
LAL creates a new world
Take charge and change your life
Think now, act later
NBA all-star game
When race was war
Intramural sports update!
Ce qui est petit
Dear Ely
Horoscopes
Words 4 nerd
Issue #3 - November 12, 1986
No full textNov. 12, 1986. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Plus ca change, plus c'est la même chose
Issue #4 - November 28, 2008
No full textNov. 28, 2006 16 pgs
David Miller is re-elected as mayor of Toronto, promising a u-pass for university students; University of South Carolina students sue film "Borat" after being included in ridiculing prank; Lorna Marsden, President of York University, reports higher income than Prime Minister; Bono's latest project introduces a new form of charity, "philanthropreneurship"; Canadian Opera Company production stars York University graduate.
Contributers: Lisa Chiappetta, Diana Fourka, Dave Gray, Katherine Hall, Will Holland, Adam King, Irena Kramer, Avril Lang, Ran Lewin, Dave Morris, Rachel Osolen, Madura Subramaniam
Editor-In-Chief: Tia Brazda
Assistant Editor: Ashley Jestin
News: Clara Wille
Politics: Ashley Jestin
Campus Life: Kaitlyn Chambers
Talk Back: Laura Scrivener
Creative Writing: Hannah Renglich
Metropolis: Tia Brazda
Arts and Culture: Sarah Maharajah
Reviews: Juan Llamas Rodriguez
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Design/layout: Jennifer Rong, Jacinto Wong
French: Gabriel Rompre
Article titles:
Letter from the editor
Letters to the editor
Miller re-elected mayor of Toronto
Students sue Fox for Borat prank
York University president tops Prime Minister salary
Et pendant ce temps Afrique
The Artaud Prject
The political science club
African awareness night
GCSU update: the GCSU goes to the races
Le code pere noel
It's the most wonderful time of the year
Seeing (RED) over icharity
Holidays around the world
Love can byte online
Where cool catz go
Students should be outraged at tuition fees
Ontario's biggest outrage: tuition fees?
Let the festivities begin, starting with Glendon's musical
tutti frutti, oh rutti!
York graduate performs in Canadian Opera Company's "The Bear"
Si on ne nous accorde pas une licence FM...on va l'acheter!
Diversity staring back
A tale of two twins
Writer's craft
Dear George
Horoscopes
Demetri Martin Jokes
Comic
Issue #3 - November 7, 2006
No full textNov. 7, 2006 16 pgs
Ethicist Margaret Somerville sparks controversy with her homophobic views; York University professor receives special accomodations in order to smoke medical marijuana; Canadian fun facts and the story of 'eh.'
Contributers: Marissa Baratta, Lisa Chiappetta, Matthew Clappison, Avril Lang, Julie Lariviere-Lacombe, Heather-Lynne Lebeau, Ran Lewin, Genevieve Lip, Geoffrey May, Slavic Mitrovic, Mark Nichols, Gabriel Rompre, Clara Wille, Ruadhan Williams
Editor-In-Chief: Tia Brazda
Assistant Editor: Ashley Jestin
News: Laura Scrivener
Politics: Ashley Jestin
Campus Life: Juan Llamas Rodriguez, Kaitlyn Chambers
Talk Balk: TBA
Creative Writing: Hannah Renglich
Metropolis: Tia Brazda
Design/layout: Jennifer Rong, Jacinto Wong
Arts and Culture: Sarah Maharajah
French: Gabriel Rompre
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Don't forget to remember
Bring back the frog and the wasp
I'm used to two-play
La Fin d'un Reve
Renowned ethicist sparks controversy
York gives prof smoking room
Islamophobia at York University?
Over $1,000 raised for the Turkey symposium
GCSU update
De fees et de personnages fabuleux
Room decorating: a little feng shui
Making the Glendon community a positive space
Une introduction au Canada
Common Canadian vocubulary
Canada's origin
Fun facts
A newfie run-in with the RCMP
The story of eh
Off the beaten path
Barrels of bagels
Canada's role in Afghanistan is important
No gains from Canadian presence in Afghanistan
You're so vain you probably think this article's about you
Lullabye Arkestra's soulfoul mayhem
Q&R avec Genevieve Lip du Threatre Glendon
Writer's craft
Dear George
Horoscopes
Words 4 nerds
Comics
Sudok
Issue #11 - February 11, 1987
No full textFeb. 11, 1987: 8 pgs.
Editorial: La voix francophone en danger.
Letter from Ross Slater critical of the residence policies of York Housing
