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Issue #18 - February 7, 1974
No full textFeb. 7, 1974. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Licence for Cafe de la Terrasse.
part-time guards unhappy
parity today
ofs and money
under attack comes under attack
cafe past and present
le theatre du p'tit bonheur
jamie boy-best play
once again 'waves'
michael strutt
faculty smashed by pro tem by brock phillips
lys freeze winters by frank e. yofnaro
leafs win big by brock phillip
Issue #5 - October 11, 1973
No full texteditor-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
operating costs swallow increase by peter russell
the chain reappears by michael wilson
sac blocks toros
bennet arrested
boubou le ratoureur by yves gauthier
a day in the life: a people city! by steve greene
a short in the dark playgirl: a female perspective
i come to bury student council
the mentality of slaves and feather by andrew nikiforuk
workers attempt to organize throttled by terry walker
guess what makes records go round? (and it ain't electricity) by david basskin of the varsity
curiosus touched by creative work
book reviews by stephen barrick
axemen win: search for grey saucer by brock phillips
sylvia sinks ston
Issue #8 - November 1, 1973
No full textNov. 1, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Apathy.
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
students outdraw faculty in fc by peter russel
eve didn't eat the apple
there is a choice
a shot in the dark: tennis anyone? by gord clark
apathy: a fashionable cry
then there were two
the origins of conflict by andrew nikiforuk
books in brief
recent publications from coach house and oberon
american graffiti by steve godfrey
a good whodunit by eleanor bates
passe le maudit puck... or the maple leafs forever by mark anderson
easy sailing for axemen by frank e. yofnar
Issue #22 - March 14, 1974
No full textMar. 14, 1974. 8 pgs.
Michael Gregory's 'The Merchant' controversy.
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
frankie chosen as pro tem editor
bennett convicted
cosa interviews 2: ron and rejean
how is your course going? time for a change? by lise padanyi
energy policy unresolved by peter bennett
'the merchant' controversy
sport reduced to a consumer - producer status
'everyman' acclaimed by stephen godfrey
book review by stephen godfrey
veterans capture hockey, volleyball by brock phillip
Issue #14 - January 10, 1974
No full textJan. 10, 1974. 8 pgs.
Many letters complaining of "highly inflammatory and racist cartoon that appeared on the front cover of Vol. 13, No. 13."
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
caution offices may be hazardous
canada to benefit from crisis by paul johnston of the gazette
human relations
words of encouragement
some were not favourably impressed
corruption in high, medium and low places
lloyd percival: pioneer of scientific sport
the cpr: a century of corporate welfar
Issue #3 - September 27, 1972
No full textEditor-in-chief: Allan Grover
Business Manager: Rob Carson
Ads Manager: Sarah Francis
Entertainment Editpr: Rickey Ley
Photographers: Dave Fuller, Bill Smith
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Production: John Bothwell, Elizabeth Hemsworth, Richard Hunt, Judy Jorgenson, Michael Otis, Eleanor Paul, Dianne Travell
Waffle in fed election
F.C. caucus rejects block voting by Dianne Travell
Reunion des francophones par France de Mauville
Davis at York Friday
Exit par Arthur Roy
York forum: Crisis in education by Allan Grover
F.C. caucus must reverse position
letters
French at Glendon: need for new approach by David Moulton
The Dietrich films: a study of early feminism by Paul Weinberg
Off-Yonge theatres by Rick Ley
Dean's Party
GFL begins new season by Brock Phillip
Issue #5 - October 11, 1972
No full textOct. 11, 1972. 8 pgs. incomplete.
Fee protest boycott of classes successful; Students gain control of committee.
Editor-in-chief: Allan Grover
Business Manager: Rob Carson
Ads Manager: Sarah Francis
Entertainment Editpr: Rickey Ley
Photographers: Dave Fuller, Bill Smith
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Production: John Bothwell, Elizabeth Hemsworth, Richard Hunt, Judy Jorgenson, Michael Otis, Eleanor Paul, Dianne Travell
Students gain control of committee by Dianne Travell and Allan Grover
Boycott successful by Dianne Travell
PRO TEM defines role by Terry Walker
All candidates meeting sees little confrontation by Brock Phillips
'Godspell' a moving experience by Greg Cockburn
Jean-Pierre by L. Wilson
Second year hits end of season form by Brock Phillips
Machine throws clutc
Issue #7 - October 25, 1972
No full textOct. 25, 1972. 12 pgs.
Editorial: Moving towards a socialist Canada: Vote NDP.
Two resign from student caucus as bloc voting referendum passes. 6 pp. Federal election special.
Editor-in-chief: Allan Grover
Business Manager: Robert Carson
Ads Manager: Sarah Francis
Entertainment Editor: Ricky Ley
Photographers: Dave Fuller
Cartoonist: Sherry Crowe
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Features Editor: Paul Weinberg
Production: John Bothwell, Elizabeth Hemsworth, Richard Hunt, Judy Jorgenson, Barry Nesbit, Eleanor Paul, Dianne Travell, Lorraine Wilson
OFS plans to march
Two resign from student caucus by Dianne Travell
Glendon for students
Moving towards a socialist Canada
Commitments
Election section indecision '72
Women in politics by Deb Franklin
Battle of the buck by Greg Cockburn
Pro tem interviews the three candidates in Don Valley by Michael Otis and Greg Weinberg
La farce electorale par Leon Peillard
Observations on a no-choice election by Paul Weinberg
An interview with David Lewis of the NDP
'A Fan's Notes' explores losers myth
3rd year captures G.F.L. crown by Brock Phillips
Groundhogs see shadow
To continue or not to continu
Issue #16 - January 26, 1973
No full textJan. 26, 1973. 8 pgs.
F.e.· caucus defeats move to back higher tuition.
Editor-in-chief: Allan Grover
Business Manager: Robert Carson
Ads Manager: Sarah Francis
Entertainment Editor: Ricky Ley
Photographers: Dave Fuller
Cartoonist: Sherry Crowe
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Features Editor: Paul Weinberg
Production: John Bothwell, Elizabeth Hemsworth, Richard Hunt, Judy Jorgenson, Barry Nesbit, Eleanor Paul, Dianne Travell, Lorraine Wilson
FC caucus defeats move to higher tuition by Dianne Travell
SC squabbles over PC request
U of T soc students win parity in staffing
OFS calls for province-wide moratorium by Peter Bennet
Sociology dep't talks parity by Derek Watt
It doesn't cost a cent
'Strawberry Fields' a magnificent play by Paul Weinberg
Les contretemps et La troupe Grotesque a Glendon
....on entertainment Ivan Denisovich revisited by Larry Mohring
'Le Fou et la Nonne' a p'tit bonheur par Jacques Droun
Magic enthralls Glendon audience
Love strikes again as Gophers tie by Brock Phillips
So near and yet so fa
Issue #18 - March 8, 1973
No full textMar. 8, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Quebecois le temps presse.
Feb. 8, 1973. 12 pgs.
Editorial: Evaluations should be taken seriously.
Residence rates to rise.
Editor-in-chief: Allan Grover
Business Manager: Robert Carson
Ads Manager: Sarah Francis
Entertainment Editor: Ricky Ley
Photographers: Dave Fuller
Cartoonist: Sherry Crowe
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Features Editor: Paul Weinberg
Production: Sherry Crowe, Paul Dowling, Richard Hunt, Maude Renfrow, Eleanor Paul, Dianne Travell
Classes canceled
bilingual institutions by Richard Hunt
....March 20
COSA election overturned by Lorne Prince
Course evaluations should be completed by Bruce Maltby
Quebecois le temps presse par Yves Gauthier
Pipe room apology, student dismayed
Conference calls for volunteer bureaus by Tim Anderson
Albella: a definitive work on unionism by Gary O'Brien
'Battering Ram' by Stephen Godfrey
'Going Down Slow' a painful novel by Jan Oldreive
Jack Lemmon and 'Save the Tiger' by Larry Mohring
The come-from-behind gang doesn't
Gerbels defeat Maurader