Pro Tem (E-Journal - Glendon College)
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Issue #1 - September 17, 1986
No full textSept. 17, 1986. 12 pgs. Gilmor Report; Glendon TO Bank branch to close; Magic Sign: Will it be a red
elephant
Issue #7 - March 6, 2007
No full textMar. 6, 2007 16 pgs
Starbucks coffee under scrutiny for unfair trade with Ethiopia; the life and death of Anna Nicole Smith; an interview with Psychology professor Pam Broley; brief biographies of the 2008 Democratic presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
Contributers: Audrey Alix, Marissa Baratta, Shona Bracken, Lisa Chiapette, Eden Consenstein, Kamal Farmaly, Lidia Glosa, Tim Hilliard, Claire Lacey, Ran, Lewin, David Morris, Keith W. Morris, Mark Nichols, Ana-Maria Oroianu, Tina Ritas, Jessica Toals, Pier-Bernard Tremblay
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
Entertainment: Jacinto Wong
Arts and Culture: Sarah Maharajah
Reviews: Juan Llamas Rodriguez
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Design/Layout: Jennifer Rong, Jacinto Wong
French: Gabriel Rompre
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the dark side of Starbucks coffee
Is Gardasil the new Vioxx
Media fires up at life and death of Anna Nicole
Des gros sous pour Glendon
GCSU update
Where are you people?!
Roots and shoots
Do they even want us to go to school
Get to know your professor: an interview with Professor Pam Broley
A light in the darkness
Glendon welcomes its first sponsored refugee
Kick it at the shoe
An eggciting place to eat
The Democratic leadership race heats up
He was Don Quixote, the star of Glendon's Art Exhibit
Discussion La Tangente de Claude Guilmain
Classically Canadian
Sondre Lerche's talent: a phantom promise?
WWW and the city
Painting the town
Writer's Craft
Dear Glendon housing
Horoscopes
Demetri Martin jokes
Comic
Issue #16 - March 25, 1987
No full text25 mars 1987. 12 pgs.
Editorial: Ah! Democracy.
Principalship candidates
