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Issue #8 - January 22, 1987
No full text22 jan. 1987. 8 pgs.
L'ordre du Canada pour le Principal; Margaret Laurence eulogised by Ken Ross
Issue #17 - April 1, 1987
No full textApril 1, 1987. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Decisions importantes - élection pour la poste du President.
Pro-Tern referendum, to recover Glendon students' money erroneously given to
Excalibur
Issue #6 - December 3, 1986
No full text3 dec. 1986. 8 pgs.
La Loi 8, C'est Glendon; Letters complaining of profanity in entertainment section,
misleading statements on language competency tests
Issue #8 - March 20, 2007
No full textMar. 20, 2007 20 pgs
University of New Brunswick student lost in woods credits his cell phone for saving his life; a brief overview of the "Scooter" Libby trial; Glendon's snowball a major success; interview with Kevin Friedberg, curator of the annual Fridge Festival; pros and cons of Guantanamo Bay; the novel, "The Thirteenth Tale" is reviewed; Toronto preparing for the Toronto International Film Festival.
Contributers: Bailey Anderson, Shona Bracken, Lisa Chiapetta, Avril Lang, Ran Lewin, Jean-Sebastien Marier, Adam McNally, David Morris, Mark Nichols, Rachel Osolen, Katie Sagmeister, Marie-Josee Samson, Zoe Renglich, Jessica Toal
Editor in Chief: Tia Brazda
Assistant Editor: Ashley Jestin
News: Clara Wille
Politics: Ashley Jestin
Campus Life: Kaitlyn Chambers
Travel: Gabriel Rompre
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
Article title:
Editorial
Voyager pas cher
Jeunesse Canada Monde
Oakville man gets lost in New Brunswick
"Scooter" Libby only fraction of problem
GLSEN Announces date of day of silence
Un metro pour York (enfin)
Glendon gets snowballed
Roots and shoots
Esclaves des temps modernes
No means no
Turkey: an international crossroads, an international success
AZ's "The Format" proves he's the real king of New York
Coming soon to a Danceworks stage near you
Transform your life with "Transhumance"
The air we breathe
The origin of the Fridge Festival
Playwriting as a process
a l'interieur du Fridge: interview with Kevin Friedberg
Guantanamo Bay
Writer's Craft
Reviews
Film Fest
Dear Sarah
Horoscopes
Demetri Martin jokes
Comic
Issue #2 - October 17, 2006
No full textOct. 17, 2006 16pgs
Halloween costumes go obscene; remembering deceased former Blue Jay's pitcher Corey Lidle; Glendon's Code of Conduct changes; Yonge and Eglinton becomes a hot area for Glendon students; twenty-two year old student runs for mayor of Toronto.
Contributers: Julia Cao, Chris Jai Centeno, Lisa Chiappetta, Benedicta Goveia, Matej Grosi, Marley Highman, Justin Joschko, Irena Kramer, Claire Lacey, Avril Lang, Ran Lewin, Heather McAteer, Mark Nichols, Julien Resche, Gabriel Rompre
Editor-In-Chief: Tia Brazda
Assistant Editor: Ashley Jestin
News: Laura Scrivener
World Politics: Ashley Jestin
Futures: Tia Brazda
Talk Back: Kailee Howorth
Creative Writing: Hannah Renglich
Campus Life: Juan Llamas Rodriguez, Kaitlyn Chambers
Design/layout: Jennifer Rong, Jacinto Wong
Arts and Culture: Sarah Maharajah
Metropolis: Jacinto Wong
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Letter from the editor
The dope on dreads
Obscene hoe-la-ween
60 more dead in Iraq
Revolte en Birmanie
Italian MPs high on life
Plane crash reminiscent of September 11th
Code of conduct changes
Glendon leadership training program
From Africa to Glendon
Etudiant en echange: la vie a l'etranger
GCSU update
A bloody taste of history
Cain's story
Origins around the world
Vampires in pop culture
Vampires in early film
Blade series revamps Dracula's image
Buffy Summers: the ex-innocent victim
Yonge and Eglinton bar scene
Strut baby strut
Internships: a summer stint the real world
Glendon's career and counselling centre
UN nominations overshadowed by North Korea
University student runs for mayor of Toronto
A glimmer of hope for indie bands
In the poetic words of Elana Wolff
She is too good
"Let it Shame" a hit success
Writer's craf