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Issue #14 - January 12, 1973
No full textJan. 12, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Accessibility battle still to be fought.
Student occupation of offices at York and Glendon.
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
Glendon ends occupation, York hangs in by Marilyn Smith
Administration's legal position invalid by Lorne Prince
Glendon students pack up by Richard Hunt
Accessibility battle still to be fought
STAR and GLOBE ignore issues by Paul Weinberg
The gateway to opportunity will become a tollgate by Wayne Robert
Issue #2 - September 20, 1972
No full textSept. 20, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Student priorities for the coming year.
Radio Glendon on the air, first broadcast Sept. 11, 1972.
Editor-in-chief: Allan Grover
Business Manager: Rob Carson
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Photo Editor: Erin Combs
Cartoonist: Mary Stewart
Production: Diane Travell, Barry Nesbit, Eleanor Paul, Richard Hunt
Students may vote at Glendon
SC cuts budget by Michael Otis
Fee strike to continue
Glendon enumerated by Stephen Godfrey
Comment by Chris Dougall
Red Rocket expires by Stephen Godfrey
Radio Glendon on the air by Greg Cockburn
Student priorities for the coming year
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The revolution in Cuba in 1972 a continuing struggle
Raven and Ross return to Holland by Brock Phillips
David Moulton discusses OFS policy by Paul Weinbe
Issue #17 - February 8, 1973
No full textFeb. 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
Dons take on new responsibilities
Faculty layoffs 1
Gillies supports Glendon
Evaluations should be taken seriously
National student union referendum by Paul Dowling
Dalton camp: tories the party of the people by Richard Hunt
Fashism But it and like it by Susan Perly
The candidates for student Council and Senate
African art
Gledon poetry by Cindy Randall\Tom Northcotte fine entertainer by Paul 'Funk' Quarrington
A winter weekend without snow? by Brock Phillips
Do it again, one more time
Gophers perform shuffle off to Sudbury by Brock Phillips
Gerbels surprise Cynic
Issue #4 - October 4, 1972
No full textOct. 4, 1972. 8 pgs.
Students' caucus accepts bloc voting by Dianne Travell
Quebec law strike
Faculty layoffs by Stephen Godfrey
LEft Caucus: low profile
Deadline Oct. 13 for changing courses
Exit by Chris Dougall
Petitions can save your year
New perspectives in the work force
letters
A preview of the Toronto municipal election: opposition to the establishment by John Cobb
Laxer: Expounding a capitalist socialism by David Moulton
Marjoe: religion business by Stephen Godfrey
'Farm Show' by Rick Ley
Announcing...
Axemen felled by Fourth by Brock Phillips
Gophers see the light
Pirhannas eat Osgood
Issue #6 - October 18, 1972
No full textOct. 18, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Bloc voting will strengthen caucus.
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
Feature Editor: Paul Weinberg
Production: John Bothwell, Elizabeth Hemsworth, Richard Hunt, Judy Jorgenson, Michael Otis, Eleanor Paul, Dianne Travell
Layoff situation up in air
Faculty question uncertain
French-Canadian studies inadequate
Schools liason needs your help
Fee strike endorsed
Bloc-voting will strengthen caucus
An open letter from faculty councillors
The Dare strike: 'cookies made with exploitation in mind'
Four seek two FC positions
Clutch Garneau stirs Axemen to victories
The Piranha gul
Issue #11 - November 22, 1972
No full textNov. 22, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Student participation in a critical year.
OFS demo meets poor response.
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 demonstration meets poor response by Richard Hunt
Caucus backs dual plenum by Allan Grover
"See Angela" - for academic headaches
Tucker calls cutback actions 'deliberate'
English union may siband
Student participation in a critical year
OFY: showcase participation by Toni Di Franco
Une autre vue du caucus francais par Alain Picard
Day out slugs C-House for basketball crown by Brock Phillips
Gophers have up and down wee
Issue #15 - January 19, 1973
No full textJan. 19, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Glendon must set its own educational goals.
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
Unemployment hits hardest at youth
Student council won't back CUPE in talks
Cutback rumours
Students must take a stand by Peter Russell
Glendon must set own educational goals
The Toronto Star: inconsistent liberalism by Paul Weinberg
CBC attempts to attract Toronto francophones by Sue Carroll
Pro Tem could fold
Chronique de la Doulce France
Toronto theatre
Lamb stifles Axemen sharpshooters
Snow eludes organizers
Gophers continue to win
Gerbels premier anti-clima
Issue #10 - November 15, 1972
No full textNov. 15, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Students must demonstrate.
Students march next Tuesday on Fee and Loan hikes.
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
Students march next Tuesday
OFL endorses fight against fees
A look at student council's activites
FC caucus sets priorities by Dianne Travell
Posties ask labour to abandon codes
Students must demonstrate
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Caucus francais
The original 99 cent Roxy by Richard Hunt
'Sport of My Mad Mother' well received by Jane Martin
Gophers winning streak broken by Brock Phillip
Issue #13 - December 13, 1972
No full textDec. 13, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Search committee parity is important.
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
Student caucus to call forum by Dianne Travell
Library begins spot checks by Richard Hunt
COSA invalidates de Chantal election
Womens group organized
Berg uses media project as scapegoat by Greg Cockbern
Seaerch committee parity is important
The second annual PRO TEM Christmas Comix Section
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'The Room' mainly dull by C. Honkers
"Old Wives' Tale" confusing but artistic by Allan Grover
"A Day in Your Life" Media project realistic by Cents Purrseptshun
'Pilks' Madhouse' unusual theatre by Richard Hunt
Warren displays prowess in anti-climax by Brock Phillips
Gophers all tied u
Issue #1 - September 13, 1972
No full textSept. 13, 1972. 8 pgs. incomplete.
Non-Glendon students help fill residences; Enrolment slumps badly.
Weisleder calls for stronger action by Paul Weinberg
Non-Glendon students help fill residences
Enrollment slumps badly
Students may lose vote in election
Jock Day at Glendon by Brock Phillips
K.C. ends retirement by Brock Phillips
Proctor tou