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Issue #16 - January 15, 1975
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
Mischief rocks campus
Board fights back
Oxfam shafted by administration
Out of the mouths of babes by Doug Graham
Students abroad; an advantage offered to Glendon students by Gordon McIvor
New Year's eve with Charlie
For the sake of the subject
Grab bag
Argentina: a vigourous protest by Andrew Nikiforuk
Answering the outcry
New Year's dance strikes the right note
Weekend needs spirit and snow by Larry Guimond
A production of talent
Listen to Lisa by Larry Guimond
Latest in disaster plots by Stephen Godfrey
Sports Bruin baby Bruin
Suffragettes fail to gain vote
Spinemen meet flames for GBA crown
Limericks to lunch b
Issue #10 - November 13, 1974
Nov. 13, 1974. 8 pgs.
Editor and layout: John Frankie
Entertainment Editor: Peter Russell
Photography: Al Lysaght, Nancy Bloom, Bruce McMulkin, Tony Caldwell
Sports: Haywood Hall Bruin, Miss Stiff
Production: Barbara Munro, Mary Lou Brinker, Liz Brittain, Patricia Phillips, Anne Meggs, Jan Penhorwood, Sharon Kelly, Cathering Cooper, Larry Mohring, Roberta Powers, Milana Todroff, Marney Gattinger, Gillian King, Robin Peterson
Election today, Thurs. and Fri. by France Maineville
The Jolly Hearts Club Band
Singers needed for Christmas Banquet by Peter Bennett
G.C.S.U. you win some, you lose some
Are the studs coming back? by Skitch Maxwell
In Search of a Dean
Radio Glendon plays percentage
Course competition: who wants it? by Doug Graham
Pres. to make regular visits
Summer of '74: workin' in the rubber plants blues by Peter Crane
Taking care of business
Letters to the editor
Why we grow old and die by Andrew Nikiforuk
What's going on in cinema: not much it seems by Jim Kane
By-election again
Brecht comes to colonade by Peter Russell
Another view of Dick Kimberly by Larry Guimond
Georgia Strait
Eyewitness sports
Le ice palace at le camps central - nord of Toronto
Oilers slick pat flames Axemen ascend als
Issue #6 - October 16, 1974
Editor: John Frankie
Layout: Barry Nesbitt, Allan Graover
Photography: Bruce McMulkin, Nancy Bloom, Al Lysaught, Sandy Bachelor
Entertainment Editor: Peter Russell
Staff: Barb Munro, Mary Lou Brinker, Hilary Forest, Andrew Nikiforuk, Liz Brittain, Patricia Phillips, Anne Meggs, Sharon Kelly, Rhonda Nissenbaum, Farrel Haynes, Doug Graham, Larry Mohring, Glen Gaynor, Paul Dowling, Stephen Godfrey, Anne Marsalik, Susan Elliot, Catherine Cooper, Sophia Hadipetros, Christopher Hume, Peter Crane, Janet Bennit, Cindy Randall, Mike Church
No solution in sight by G.E. Gaynor
Guimond and Paget to resign
The camp padre by Peter Crane
Beating the high cost of health by Paul Dowling
The search for survival by Janet Bennett
ORCUP: it's the same thing everywhere by Christopher Hume
Grab Bag
Don't be too smart by Doug Graham
Comite pour la selection d'un principal
Candidates for faculty council only three positions left to fill
Dark horse
By-elections Candidates for first year rep
Rumour revealing (but wrong) by Cindy Randall
The harvest moon by Ted Paget
Colours in the dark by Mike Church
Walking Tall: It's no Billy Jack by Doug Graham
The hard part begins: a sadly typical Canadian film by S. Godfrey
Various tragedies
Kilroy is coming October 30th and 31st
Kleinburg McMichael collection by Susan Elliot
Unique wilderness
group of seven
king dull
various tragedies
Duddy kravitz
Profile on proctor Jensen & O'Byrne by Anne Marzali
Issue #16 - January 24, 1974
Jan. 24, 1974. 8 pgs.
No library fines for the faculty, but the students pay.
editor-in-chief: brock phillips
entertainment editor: larry mohring
photo editor: dave fuller
sports editor: brock phillips
business manager: greg cockburn
staff: allan grover, lorne prince
no fines for the faculty but the students pay!
pinball crackdown
print-outs or...
ail or nothing part 2
the polar express
'business unions' must be smashed
globelles outclass vanier
let thge play offs begin
jingles stars in upset
goalies duel fizzles
axemen finally victorious
veterans edged
leafs bombe
Issue #1 - September 12, 1973
Sept. 12, 1973. 12 pgs.
Editorial: York pulls the gun on the union (CUPE).
Residences full despite fee hike; Enrollment falls short.
Editor-in-Chief: Brock Phillips
Entertainment Editor: Larry Mohring
photo Editor: Dave Fuller,
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips,
Business Manager: Greg Cockburn,
Staff: Allan Grover, Lorne Prince
Residences full despite fee hikes by Greg Cockburn
York transfers night cleaning staff hires contractor by Allan Grover
Enrollment falls short
Lunatic radical fringe
Counsellors give help when you need it
Excalibur death sentence commuted
Bug out Marilyn
Red Rocket two-bit ride to York Main
York pulls the gun on union
Welcome
This man needs help
Don Juan's or authority figures
Don't eat dem Dare cookies by Mike Rohatynsky
Did underworld links lead to Laporte's death?
New anti-trust suits rock oil industry
Robots replace militants in European auto factories
Union bosses peacekeep for US car makers
Gauthier is close to signing contract by Brock Phillips
Jock day today
BMOC comes back
Athletics at Glendon
Radio Glendon growing, expanding by Howie Kir
Issue #4 - October 3, 1973
Oct. 3, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Solidarity a criteria.
Le Quebec aux Quebecois, par Yves Gauthier.
editor-in-chief: brock phillips
entertainment editor: larry mohring
photo editor: dave fuller
sports editor: brock phillips
business manager: greg cockburn
staff: allan grover, lorne prince
le quebec aux quebecois?!?
invest
absence of candidates noticeable by ann meggs
eight are chosen
solidarity a criteria
chile: view from the u.s
music comment...
rock and t.v.
on entertainment
who is the 'terrorist'? by andrew bikiforuk
brock students boycott food services
second city by lorraine wilson
theatre passe muraille by william marsden
axemen, veterans, and gerbels win by brock phillips
at mosport confusion 'rains'
committees need bodies by greg cockbur
Issue #20 - February 28, 1974
Feb. 28, 1974. 8 pgs.
Le predictible inevitable - Réné Levesque à Glendon.
editor-in-chief: brock phillips
entertainment editor: larry mohring
photo editor: dave fuller
sports editor: brock phillips
business manager: greg cockburn
staff: allan grover, lorne prince
york accused of union busting by cupe
le predictible inevitable by yves gauthier
up for grabs
ofs at work doing something for us by pat smith
we're not paying enough!
o'keefe looks for support
mandel sacked?
off your asses by marilyn burnett
for those of us who drink by katuy baird
colour of the flesh the colour of dust by jane martin
music notes: bruce bockburn
in search of a championship by brock phillips
quebec invaded by greg cockbur
Issue #3 - September 26, 1973
Sept. 26, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: York/Glendon bus.
First condom advertisement.
editor-in-chief: brock phillips
entertainment editor: larry mohring
photo editor: dave fuller
sports editor: brock phillips
business manager: greg cockburn
staff: allan grover, lorne prince
the socialist revolution is not over by lorne prince
warren resigns by stephen godfrey
glendon grads excel by greg cockburn
liberalism by andrew nikiforuk
a shot in the dark the plight of women's athletics at glendon by pat chuchryk
ride on the red rocket two bits
it's a man's world by peter burton of the grape
where have all the concerts gone? by larry mohring
on entertainment...
state of seige topical for historical present by jane martin
o lucky man by greg cockburn
music by stephen barrick
book reviews by stephen barrick
a day in the life: tile old wash 'n wear done wore me out
axemen are grey saucer favourites by brock phillips
exhibition of futilitty
on ta
Issue #15 - January 17, 1974
Jan. 17, 1974. 8 pgs.
Editorial: The charge of the scrip brigade.
editor-in-chief: brock phillips
entertainment editor: larry mohring
photo editor: dave fuller
sports editor: brock phillips
business manager: greg cockburn
staff: allan grover, lorne prince
financing must keep up with inflation
no obligation
maybe a turnstile! by charles laforet
resort being planned for northern ontario
new emphasis needed
charge!
magnum force by andrew nikiforuk
the bicycle as alternative energy crisis: can we still aford to drive?
different directions purdyland birney by ruth cawker
maple lys capture queens tourney
strank signs for 69000 g.s. by mallard j. duck
swipes sweep to success by yenevgy yhetche
Issue #13 - December 5, 1973
editor-in-chief: brock phillips
entertainment editor: larry mohring
photo editor: dave fuller
sports editor: brock phillips
business manager: greg cockburn
staff: allan grover, lorne prince
undergraduate residents get raw deal by charles laforet
boycott of art galleries
'humanism is my philosophy of life'
pm to pr back to pm (for a while at least)
decline and fall by andrew nikiforuk
strikes and the law
maple lys split week games
le bal des voleurs
days before yesterday by larry mohring
go fasters undefeated champs
tales from the crypt
champs once agai