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Issue #21 - March 17, 1977
No full textMar. 17, 1977. 12 pgs.
Editorial: GCSU vs. Radio Glendon.
GCSU attempts shutdown of Radio Glendon over political commentary by discjockeys;
Students present brief on bilingualism
Issue #2 - September 15, 1976
No full textSept. 15, 1976. 12 pgs.
Our radio to go pro.
Editors: Clare Uzielli, Kim Wilde
Business Manager: Ron Stott, Clare Uzielli
Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams
Typesetters: Rosalind Gaskin, Katie Vance, Genevieve Westcott, Clare Uzielli, and Kim Wilde
Production: Bob Faullrner, Colleen Moore, Pat Phillips, Ruth Seeley, Zorica Koruga, Kim Wilde, Clare Uzielli
Articles:
Our radio to go pro
National student protest set for fall
Ontario university tuition hike likely
Orientation week a success! by Greg Deacon
Shinerama by Irene Patrick
Bilinguisme...qu'en pensez-vous?
The pro tem interview: phil roche
A Canadian story by Gordon McIvor
Recreation for physical wrecks
Minister reports on student assistance
Essay banks under legal scrutiny
No relief for Ontario's jobless students
International students hit with fee hikes
Cafeteria news
Stage de formation theatrale offert a Penetanguishen
Issue #6 - October 21, 1976
No full textOct. 21, 1976. 12 pgs.
Commissioner of Languages Keith Spicer speaks to full house.
Editors: Clare Uzielli, Kim Wilde
Business Managers: Ron Stot and Clare Uzielli
Advertising Manager: Bill Hunt
C.U.P. Editor: Patrick Arbour
Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams
Photography Editor: David Garland
Sports Editor: Mark Everard
Production: Paul Comper, Michelle Kelly
Typesetting: Anne Barrett, Anne-Marie Gallagher, Jacques Gendreau, Joan Harvey, Katie Vance, Sheila Young
Articles:
Commissioner of Languages speaks to full house by Bob Faulkner
NSD to be a day of learning by Cheryl Watson
The Press in Canada by Clare Uzielli
Deacon's Beacon: We need you by Greg Deacon
Are you interested? by Mike Brooke
Canadian Studies at Glendon by Darlene Buchanan
Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory grading system
Letters to the Editor
Re: A Modest Proposal; in poor taste by David Wexler
Parlez peu mais parlez mieux par Marie-Claire Girard
In retrospect, the CLC day of protest by Alan Parish
Reflections on the general strike by Otto Castillo
Qui est Francoise Bravay? par Gordon McIvor
Autour du college par Gordon McIvor
Student Summer Employment Survey
Boozers playoff bid delayed by Stephen Lubin
Pro Team by Mark Everard
Yeomen + Drop another by Mark Everard
Intercollegiate shorts
Rugby team loses first of year by Mark Everard
Martial Arts at Glendon by Gary Hails
Students hold bargaining power
I wanna die in ruby red tap shoes by Pat Meyer
Creeps, to tell the truth by Colleen Moore
Enigmatic audience of Glendon Theatre by Paul Roberts
L'Effet des rayons gamma sur les vieux-garcons par Christiane Beaupre
On Ta
Issue #11 - November 25, 1976
No full textNov. 25, 1976. 8 pgs.
Editors: Clare Uzielli, Kim Wilde
Business Mapagers: Ron Stott and Clare Uzielli
Advertising Manager: Patrick Arbour
C.U.P. Editor: Patrick Arbour
Entertainment Editor: Robert Williams
Photography Editor: DavidGarland
Spotrs Editor: Mark Everard
Production: Daniel Belair, Mark Everard, Patrick Arbour, Christi Chidley, David Garland, Andrea Johnson, Bob Faulkner.
Typists: Carol Wolter,, Claudine Donzé, Ann Barrett, Sheila Young,
Marye Ratsoy, Jeanette Win.
Articles
Le Quebec a vol d'oiseau par Roger Lemelin
You say increase access and I say limit enrollment
Student residence fees to pay mortgage for future generations
Deacon's Beacon: Living and learning in retirement by Greg Deacon
Fiery GCSU meeting sparks discussion by Marshall Katz
Keep fit belly dance!
Everything you ever wanted to know...
Letters to the editor
Students cut-off from decision making
Bi-bi et Bye-Bye -- que pensez vous? par Gordon McIvor
La fete de la sainte catherine a harbourfront par Francoise Bravay
Western wins rowdy college bowl by Garth Browncombe
Pro Team by Mark Everard
Intercollegiate Sports
Doc Lubin's sports tip by Stephen Lubin
Interview with JF and BJ: What comes after?
Blue Heron
On Tap by Rob William
Issue #22 - March 24, 1977
No full textMar. 24, 1977. 12 pgs.
Les franco-ontariens - Un peuple sans histoire et sans culture, par Christiane Beaupre; GCSU Pres. Deacon misuses his authority, by Lysaght
Issue #8 -November 4, 1976
No full textNov. 4, 1976. 12 pgs.
Ondaatje reading Coming Through Slaughter; Qui va gagner l'élection?
Editors: Clare Uzielle, Kim Wilde
Business Managers: Ron Stot, Clare Uzielli
Advertising Manager: Bill Hunt
C.U.P. Editor: Patrick Arbour
Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams
Photography Editor: Dave Garland
Sports Editor: Mark Everard
Articles
Students for a day / Welcome to Glendon!!!
Do you have something to say? by Michelle A. Brooke
Deacon's Beacon: Help security, help yourselves by Greg Deacon
Tid Bits
Letters to the editor
We're entitled to protection by Anne Sterling
Brother can you spare me some time? Vince McCormack
The related themes of National Student Day by Dan Keeton Canadian University Press
Associations francophones existant a Toronto
Qui va gagner l'election?
Residents may ask rent hike review
What? New Years at Glendon!!
Glenon'd multi-use space and the DAP/PAD by Clare Uzielli
Glendon's first hit of the season by David Melvin
A Complete Success by Michael Massell
Glendon's Goth's first by Mark Everard
Pro Team by Mark Everard
L'Effet des rayons gamma sur les vieux-garcons par Christine Beaupre
Une lettre ouverte au directeur ee Quebechaud: tout le monde est de bonheur mais le monde est dans son coin
The man who wanted to save Canada by Ruth Seeley
On Tap by Rob William
Issue #16 - February 3, 1977
No full textFeb. 3, 1977. 12 pgs.
Faculty Council opposes move to main campus - Room 204 filled to capacity.
Editors: Clare Uzielli, Kim Wilde
Business Managers: Clare Uzielli, Ron Stott
Advertising Manager: Patrick Arbour
C.U.P. Editor: Patrick Arbour
Entertainment Editor: Robert Williams
Photography Editor: David Garland
Sports Editor: Mark Everard
Production: Daniel Bélair, Mark Everard, Ann Mallouk, Marthe Metayer, Gilles Paquet
Typesetters: Anne Barrett, Carol Wolter, Claudine Donzé, Donna Massotti, Joan Harvey, Christine de Veber
Articles
Faculty council opposes move to main campus
Call for language studies program by Andrew Nikiforuk
Deacon's Beacon: Deacon proposes investigation by Greg Deacon
Terry Tunes: introduction election update by Terence K. Takashima
V.P. External exposed by Mike Brooke
Letters to the editor
Winter Weekend finalized schedule by Cheryl Watson
Dan Reid at Glendon
The lesson by Eugene Ionesco
The Tabernac Review returns to Glendon by Mark Everard
No support for the CYSF referendum
A gloomy picture is painted for students
Carling O'Keefe tour a success by Garthe Brownscombe
Pro Team by Mark Everard
Sports writer found dead
An interview with Bob Wallace
Theatre review -- Overruled and Isadora and G.B. by Pat Meyer
Queen Elizabeth summons Beatles to royal performance
On tap by Rob William
Issue #19 - March 3, 1977
No full textMar. 3, 1977. 12 pgs.
Survival drama over - Glendon intact, by David McQueen; Michael Gregory interview.
Editors: Clare Uzielle, Kim Wilde
Articles:
No plan to close Glendon; Pres. tells Gazette
Survival drama over - Glendon intact by David McQueen
Attention Glendon students by David Wexler
Deacon's Beacon: improve inter-campus relations by Greg Deacon
Close race for 6 candidates by Michelle Kelly
GCSU blowing in the wind by Dave Zulis
Presidential nominations
V.P. Internal by W.F. Chee
Richard Andreansky Board of Governors by Richard Andreansky
Letters to the editor
Glendon student discovered by Stratford
Glendon participates in community series
Raving liberal monolgoue--historic? by Otto Castillo
"Quebec porte ses regards sur le monde"
Flora MacDonald at Glendon
Save ashes for gardening
Maple Lys falter in finals by Mark Everard
pro team by Mark Everard
Inteview with Michael Gregory
Quebechaud presents Partouse
On tap by Rob William
Issue #12 - December 9, 1976
No full textDec. 9, 1976. 16 pgs.
By-law #5 of GCSU Constitution passed - the incorporation of Radio Glendon.
Editors: Clare Uzielli, Kim Wilde
Business Managers: Ron Stott, Clare Uzielli
Advertising Manager: Patrick Arbour
C.U.P. Editor: Patrick Arbour
Entertainment Editor: Robert Williams
Photography Editor: David Garland
Sports Editor: Mark Everard
Production: Patrick Arbour, Daniel Bélair, Gord Clark, Mark Everard, David Garland, Andrea Johnston, Marthe Metayer
Typesetters: Anne Barrett, Chris de Veber, Claudine Donzé, Joan Harvey, Donna Massotta, Marye Ratsoy, Carol Wolter, Sheila Young
Articles
Deacon's Beacon: Emergency meeting re: Radio Glendon incorporation by Greg Deacon
Bylaw five states
High price of vandalism
Business must increase education contribution
Volunteer drivers by Irene Levesque
Le Quebec a vol d'oiseau partie ii par Roger Lemelin
Commercials affect children
Nuclear opposition nil
The real dope about aspirins
Natural preservatives
Letters to the editor
Chevron paper update
Put your heart into a dynamic sex life
YMHA visual arts program
Forthrightness and strength in gallery exhibit by Janet Warner
Hockey Yeomen tie UofT by Garth Brownscombe
Pro Team by Mark Everard
Doc Lubin's sports tips by Stephen Lubin
What's up
Glendon Packmen win again by Ross Longbottom
Gold and Blue defeat Stong neanderthals
That's entertainment
On ta
Issue #7 - October 28, 1976
No full textOct. 28, 1976. 12 pgs.
GCSU vs. Radio Glendon; Tuition fees to go up; First Festival of Festivals.
Editors: Clare Uzielli, Kim Wilde
Business Managers: Ron Stot, Clare Uzielli
Advertising Manager: Bill Hunt
Photography Editor: David Garland
Sports Editor: Mark Everard
Production: Paul Comper, Michelle Kelly
Typesetting: Anne Barrett, Carol Wolter, Marye Ratsoy, Joan Harvey, Sheila Young
Articles
GCSU vs. Radio Glendon by Cheryl Watson
Tuition fees go up
Important notice to students / Avis important aux etudiants
The Friends of Glendon
Deacon's Beacon: This place is a mess by Greg Deacon
Bill the bureaucrat steals the show by Marshall Katz
Canadian Studies Course Union presents
Letters to the editor
Women in media--a checklist
Rapist more likely a "lecturer" than a "maniac"
Women still "property" under rape laws
Ralph Clark new P.T. counsellor [sic]
York Bulletin News
Drop-in days at York University
Day care at Glendon by Michelle Kelly
Chevron Newspaper closed by Student Union--too many communists? by Dave Colburn
Bon baisers d'Ottawa par Denis Paquet
Intercollegiate Shorts
Varsity Round-up
Pro Team by Mark Everard
Intramural News
Rugby at Glendon by Rick Moir
Boozers romp...chances slim by Stephen Lubin
There's no nuts on this football team by Vince McCormack
Financial Statement for Cafe de la Terrasse
Festival of Festivals: Success but... by Gerry Flahive
Upon Review by Pat Moyer
Roy Kiyooka at Glendon Gallery
Quebechaud presente
On Tap by Rob William