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    Issue #12 - November 25, 1975

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    Nov. 26, 1975. 12 pgs. McQueen on Bilingualism - part 2; S.U. money with-held by John Seeker, York Vice-President. Editors: Cathleen Scott, Marney Gattinger Business ManageR: Michael Landry Photography Editor: Nancy Ker Bloom Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams Cartoons: Ron Stermac Staff: Roberta Powers, Kim Wilde, Michelle Kelly, Don MacKinnon, Karen Aquino, Lynne Kennedy, PEggy Worthen, Barb Haig, Kathy Kelner, Claudette Jaiko, Clare Uzielle, Louise Regan Typists: Jennifer Wilks, Judi Nealon, Nancy Scott, Jane Hood, Kristin Saanum, Anne Marie Gallaugher, Mary-Jo Sheedy, Dean takes strong measures against vandalism by Ronald Sabourin We want our money! Election and referendum by Derek Watt GCSU acts to repossess money by Peter Campbell Sociology association by Bernice Marrison Planning committee invites suggestions More support sought for NUS Views on this and that Letters Counter-act needs you! Our banner Let's blow bilingualism's horn by Mary McTavish Twaits-'three hour lunches? no way! Bilingualism: one administrators view by David McQueen A different perspective by Mike Church Bilingualism or not -- that is la question by Emeric de Kovachich Bilingualism committee Thursday -- Red Letter day at fieldhouse A frustrated evening for the Maple Lys Big X, little y is a feminist play Christmas banquet-good food, fun and frolics Do you like to speak? Helicopter sighted "TEn" .. Successful as an experiment Quebechaud un chef d'oeuvre inoubliabl

    Issue #2 - September 17, 1975

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    Sept. 17, 1975. 8 pgs. P-T supports NDP in Provincial Election; Dr. McQueen interview. Editors: Cathleen Scott, Marney Gattinger Business Manager: Michael Landry Photography: Nancy Ker Bloom Staff: Larry Guimond, Marnie Stranks, Doug Gayton, Gillian King, Susan Carroll Typists: Nancy Scott, Kristen Saanum, Jennifer Wilks, Jane Hood, Peggy Worthen, Mary-Jo Sheedy, Anne Marie Gallaugher Election nod to N.D.P. by Peter Bennett In the spotlight - Dr. McQueen Anti-Quebec ou ignorance? by Yves Jolicoeur Editorial D.A.P. presents... by Ted Paget Castillo's report by O.T. Castillo The story of Doug by Doug Graham Where the buffalo roam by Mark Everard Orientation mediocre by Mike Church Innocent abroad All pinballers unite! by Bob Faulkner Quebechaud le debut by Marie-Claire Girard Nashville by Larry Guimond On Tap From the sports des

    Issue #18 - January 28, 1976

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    Jan. 28, 1976. 8 pgs. Busloads from Glendon attend rally. Editors: Cathleen Scott, Marney Gattinger Business ManageR: Michael Landry Photography Editor: Nancy Ker Bloom, Tony Caldwell, Peter Campbell Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams Cartoons: Ron Stermac Production: Roberta Powers, Don MacKinnon, Barb Haig, Kim Wilde, Claure Uzielli, Louise Regan, KAthy Kelner, Denis Paquet, Marie Claire Typists: Jennifer Wilks, Judi Nealon, Jane Hood, Kristin Saanum, Anne Marie Gallaugher, Mary-Jo Sheedy, Denise Merkle Busloads from Glendon attend rally by Kim Wilde New bilingual grant Wave of robberies hits art department Octroi pour bilingualism Behind the scenes at convention by Alexandra Campbell "Glendon tech population 4,000?" Meet JW Pickersgill and David Lewis by Jindra Rutherford Letters Le dragon folie en face de Freud by Gordon McIvor Long hours for Othello by Mark Everard Rififi a Glendon: lettre ouverte a tabarnak et cie by A. Niset Prairie Oyster - a unique and exciting band by Larry Guimond Whole earth days an open forum Glendon orchestra Glendon takes giant but genteel step forward by Nancy Scott Maple Lys Win!!! by Marry Hutso

    Issue #3 - September 24, 1975

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    Sept. 24, 1975. 8 pgs. Une politique Glendonnienne; Scrip. Editors: Cathleen Scott, Marney Gattinger Business Manager: Michael Landry Photography: Nancy Ker Bloom, Alan Lysaght Staff: Susan Carroll, Marnie Stranks, Rob Williams, Kathy Keiner, Rolenta Powers, Chris Holyk, Larry Guimond Typists: Jennifer Wilks, Judi Nealon, Jane Hood, Kristin Saanum, Nancy Scott, Anne Marie Gallagher Une politique Glendonnienne by Yves Jolicoeur Scrip behind the scenes Naughty words from Doug by Doug Graham A la drache Editorial Women's forum Lesbianism Our space by Trish Hennessy and Marianne Pringle Student and petition L'innocent d'outre-mer by Gordon McIvor What's in a name? by Mark Everard New boilers Mind Muffling by Chris Holyk Capt video at the movies Michael Hasek by Larry Guimond Imperfections? by Neil T. Glennie Ray Materick by Larry Guimon

    Issue #15 - January 7, 1976

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    Jan. 7, 1975. 4 pgs. Editors: Cathleen Scott, Marney Gattinger Business ManageR: Michael Landry Photography Editor: Nancy Ker Bloom Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams Cartoons: Ron Stermac Staff: Roberta Powers, Don MacKinnon, Barb Haig, Kim Wilde, Kathy Kelner, Clare Uzielle, Louise Regan Typists: Jennifer Wilks, Judi Nealon, Nancy Scott, Jane Hood, Kristin Saanum, Anne Marie Gallaugher, Mary-Jo Sheedy, Denise Markle Ups and downs of food prices at Beaver by Kim Wilde Conquror worm plus one at Glendon gallery by Jindra Rutherford Students to shout no in province wide protest by Michael Drache Council rejects henderson report by Michael Drache Letters Skiing enthusiasts needed by Louise Regan La karate - une arme naturell

    Issue #19 - February 4, 1976

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    Feb. 4, 1976. 8 pgs. Tuition increase threatened. Editors: Cathleen Scott, Marney Gattinger Business ManageR: Michael Landry Photography Editor: Nancy Ker Bloom, Tony Caldwell, Peter Campbell Entertainment Editor: Rob Williams Cartoons: Ron Stermac Production: Roberta Powers, Don MacKinnon, Barb Haig, Kim Wilde, Claure Uzielli, Louise Regan, KAthy Kelner, Denis Paquet, Marie Claire Typists: Jennifer Wilks, Judi Nealon, Jane Hood, Kristin Saanum, Anne Marie Gallaugher, Mary-Jo Sheedy, Denise Merkle Tuition increase threatened again! by M. Drache Parrot promises help for small universities Quebechaud presente: louise forestier Highlights of GCSU meeting by Peter Campbell Workshop: teach and learn in a bilingual atmoshpere Pickersgill at Glendon Conference on Multiculturalism L'orchestre de Glendon Economical answering service? Bonsoir Kebec et au revoir imigrants Globelles go down in blaze of glory by Scottie The great canadian race Rookies help fleur de leafs by Louise Regan "Le Holy Lord thundering maudit tabarnak revue" by A. Niset Sherlock holmes..revival over by Richard Schwindt Melvin stars as Othello by Mark Everar

    Issue #1 - September 11, 1974

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    Sept. 11, 1974. 8 pgs. Editor: John Frankie Staff: Greg Cockburn, Barb Munro, Sharon kelly, Pat Phillips What is the character of Glendon? Glendon's raison d'etre!? APATHY: A fashionable cry Is anybody there? Sports by John Frankie Smith is president~elect by Brock Phillips 'Merchant' well received Doug Siddal and Charlie Northcote Rock 'n' Roll in 'The Merchant' 'Everyman' acclaimed Hey what's going on here!Give us strength by Sylvia Vandershee King City Slickers to carry on by Paul Pichard Grape and lettuce boycott The old wash 'n wear done wore me out CBC special events Cafe de la Terrasse Liberalism by Andrew Nikiforuk The plight of women athletics at Glendon by Pat Chuchry

    Issue #17 - January 22, 1975

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    Editor and Layout: John Frankie Entertainment Editor: Peter Russell Layout: Barry Nesbitt, Alan Grober, Paul Dowling Sports: Haywood Hail Bruin, Ms. Stiff Photography: Al Lysaght, Nancy Bloom, Bruce McMulkin, tony Caldwell Cartoons: Ron Munro Production: Barbara Munro, Mary Lou Brinker, Charlie Northcote, Liz Brittain, Robin Peterson, Patricia Phillips, anne Meggs, Jan Penhorwood, Sharon Kelly, Catherine COoper, Larry Mohring, Roberta Powers, Cathy Scott, Milana Todroff, Marney Gattinger, Gillian King Bilingualisme: troisieme acte by Yves Jolicoeur Residence council takes a friend to lunch by Sally Kilgour President visits GCSU: Budgets, Beder, bilingualisme - Thursday 12:30 NDH Making the strap painless as possible by Doug Graham Rock and roll farmworker's dance this Friday by Richard Wagman It's a matter of importance Letters to the editor Grab bag by Peter Russell TM: a deeper dimension to education by Steve Kirkegaard and Ian Roberts The Hogbin display: artistry with geometric by Catherine Fletcher Lisa Garber by Larry Guimond A copper bottomed coast to coast sell out by Anne Marzalik Nouvelles theatrales-theatre scoop by Gordon McIvor What's in store for winter weekend by Larry Guimond Sports: Bruin baby Bruin Soaking your troubles away Serious notes: the real figure

    Issue #4 - October 2, 1974

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    Oct. 2, 1974. 12 pgs. Radio Glendon: Where to now? by Barry Wallis. Editor: John Frankie Layout Allan Grover Photohraphy: Bruce McMulkin, Nancy Bloom Entertainment Editor: Peter Russell Staff: Marie Claire Girard, Mary Lou Brinker, Barbara Munro, Hilary Forrest, Andrew Nikiforuk, Patricia Phillips, Anne Meggs, Sharon Kelly, Rhonda Nissenbaum, Farrel Haynes, Doug Graham, Larry Guimond, Bob Faulkner, Larry Mohring, Richard Wagman, Glen Gaynor, Paul Dowling, Barrie Wallis, Stephen Godfrey, Anne Marsalik, Susan Elliot, Glen Jones, Sophia Hadiperros, Janet Allwork, Barry Nesbitt, Chris Hume OFS: bizarre! by Marie Claire Girard OFS mounts student aid campaign by Allan Grover Student union appointments by Farrel Haynes What's made in grapes is lost in bananas RADIO GLENDON: Where to now? by Barrie Wallis Dime Bag offers creative outlet for you by Stephen Godfrey GRAB BAG by Peter Russell Competition not necessary by Greg Martin Happy to be here from community college by Doug Graham The united way The mistake that was orientation '74 Nikiforuk's reply Successful Toronto boycott crucial for UFW victory Montoneros guerrillas press Isabel Peron's junta by Andrew Nikiforuk From Boyne to the Batoche by Sophia Hadzipetros Janis Joplin: a women left lonely and blue by S. Elliot Hosanna: a gripping tale by Donny Yanching No boogie tonite by Paul Dowling A lime in the morning by Peter Russell Polanski's China town by G.E. Gaynor Hasek coming to Glendon by Larry Guimond Hockey Glendon Dean Gentles: a very personable man by Ann Marsali

    Issue #18 - January 29, 1975

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    Jan. 29, 1975. 8 pgs. Boost for Bilingualism at Glendon. - Recommendations of the Bilingualism Committee. Editor and Layout: John Frankie Entertainment Editor: Peter Russell Layout: Barry Nesbitt, Alan Grober, Paul Dowling Sports: Haywood Hail Bruin, Ms. Stiff Photography: Al Lysaght, Nancy Bloom, Bruce McMulkin, tony Caldwell Cartoons: Ron Munro Production: Barbara Munro, Mary Lou Brinker, Charlie Northcote, Liz Brittain, Robin Peterson, Patricia Phillips, anne Meggs, Jan Penhorwood, Sharon Kelly, Catherine COoper, Larry Mohring, Roberta Powers, Cathy Scott, Milana Todroff, Marney Gattinger, Gillian King Faculty of education unacceptable Tuition increase? by Paul Dowling Boosts for bilingualism at Glendon by Cindy Randall School days: Byron, beauty, sweetness, and senseless by Doug Graham Grab bag Letters to the editor Notes on education: learning teaches not understanding by Andrew Nikiforuk GCSU: budgets, bilingualisme by Paul Dowling Fac of Ed Grievance Education costs soar Bilingualism: the big issue for second term Les seguin une foule de petites choses by Gisele Tremblay Wow! What's with winter weekend! Under Milkwood coming by Mike Church My fat friend in sports Flounders foil foe as jets lag Pistons powerless GAHA season opens monda

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