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Issue #19 - March 14, 1973
No full textMar. 14, 1973. 8 pgs.
"Bilingualism is not enough."- Tucker.
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
"Bilingualism is not enought" - Tucker by Lorne Prince
Friends of Glendon
Faculty council
Glendonites can study in Quebec by Andrew Stevenson and Tim Anderson
Axemen: Second again
'Our Town' a success with flaws by Victoria Power
Issue #21 - April 11, 1973
No full textApr. 11, 1973. 4 pgs.
Mostly ads and cartoons.
Editorial: Evaluations should be taken seriously.
Residence rates to rise.
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
Retirements are in the air
Belles soeurs superb
Explanation
Have faith
Registration
Scholarship
Issue #8 - November 1, 1972
No full textNov. 1, 1972. 4 pgs.
Editorial: Deadlock! Federal election.
Library to be closed Friday and Saturday nights.
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 breaks off talks
Library to be closed Friday and Saturday nights
Immigration deports Black Panther
Smile!
Red Rocket
Experimental programmes
Deadlock!
'Sounder' an enjoyable cliche by Stephen Godfrey
La Chasse Galerie par Denis Roy
'The American Dream' well done
Axemen strong in smashing 4th year by Brock Phillips
Gophers snatch intercollege crow
Issue #9 - November 8, 1972
No full textNov. 8, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Bookstore victimized of 11,000 by Greg Cockburn
Debout francophones
CNTU by Andrew Phillips
Quebec labour since the may revolt
Mordecai Richler: "Writers should be read and not heard"
Axemen lose in Saucer final by Brock Phillips
Gophers remain unbeaten
Confession of a Gona
Issue #20 - March 28, 1973
No full textMar.. 28, 1973. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Reactions to Tucker.
Residence fees will rise by approximately 100 by Charlie Laforet
Grover resigns
Penalties will be imposed by Bruce Maltby
Sandberg: Last lecture of my life a success by Derek Watt
Profs are social misfits by Richard Lougheed
Economics made easy by Robert Carson
Le roi des oiseaux par Francois Allard
Reactions to Tucker: an article by Allan Grover
Canadian nationalism: an american viewpoint by Allan Grover
Dismisslas, Apple Pie, and Motherhood by Tony Hall
Athletic banquet again a roaring success by Brock Phillip
Issue #12 - November 29, 1972
No full textEditor-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
Regina occupation ends
OFS endorses fee strike
Library thefts cause inconvenience by Greg Cockburn
Toronto elections: the choice is clear by Paul Weinberg
Despair with Gilbert
Faculty and student council elections
"Old Wives' Tale" plays this week
Mighty Mouse saves the day, sparks 3rd to two by Brock Phillips
Gophers play well, but only win on
Issue #19 - February 23, 1972
No full textFeb. 23, 1972. 16 pgs.
Editorial: F.C. elections. Reform-minded caucus is imperative.
China, by B.N. Cham.
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Daw
Business Manager: Rob Carson
Entertainment Editor: Elizabeth Cowan
Circulation - Ad Manager: Sarah Francis
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Photo Editor: Erin Combs
Cartoonist: Mary Stewart
Parity vote may be close by Daphne Read
SC aids community school
Gateway staff strikes
Reform-minded caucus is imperative
B.C. underground press suffers upset
China forum to aid Quebec
Wright or wrong?
Activist slate rejected
"Who owns Quebec?"
Restoration Comedy licentious by Susan Boston
records by Bill Rowe
'Dirty Thirties' captures an era by Jim Daw
Bethune a play of ideas by Jan Hucker
CHINA: moral leader of a world revolution
faculty council elections
Second year takes G.H.L crown by Brock Phillips
Glendonites come across half-way by Clive Hobso
Issue #24 - March 29, 1972
No full textMar. 29, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Administration abdicates responsibility.
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Daw
Business Manager: Rob Carson
Entertainment Editor: Elizabeth Cowan
Circulation - Ad Manager: Sarah Francis
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Photo Editor: Erin Combs
Cartoonist: Mary Stewart
OFS poll sparks S.C. storm by Paul Weinberg
The threat of creeping socialism by Jim Daw
Administration abdicates responsibility
Humanities approach is necessary
Petition seeks election of History reps by Allan Grover
Parity proves practic hangup by J. Daw
New appointments
Liberal enlightens all by Barrie Wallis
Students protest education cuts
Jocks control Excalibur by Brock Phillips
Lightning chess by Michiel Jorn
Wyllowe has technical problems by Christopher Hume
Anne Murray she's not by Christopher Hum
Issue #11 - November 23, 1971
No full textNov. 23, 1971. 12 pgs.
Editorial: Pakistan relief.
Absentee landlord Slater tours residences by Daphne Read
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Daw
Business Manager: Rob Carson
Sports Editor: Brock Phillips
Entertainment Editor: Elizabeth Cowan
Photo Editors: Nigel Ottley, Erin Combs
Circulation-ad Manager: Sarah Francis
Production: Jeff Ballennie, Paul Dore, Claude Garneau, Allan Grover, Richard Hunt, Dave Jarvis, Barry Neebit, Eleanor Paul, Paul Scott, Jim Short
Cartoonist: Mary Stewart
Escalation a threat in Pakistani conflict
Glendon plays host to Quebec press reps
IRA involved in a 'class struggle'
Homophile association at Glendon by Jim Daw
Ma Bell's girls threaten to leave home
Buddhism seminar lively by Paul Weinberg
Friends of Glendon scholarship
Rabbit droppings
English professor calls police to quiet neighbouring U of T class
Pakistan relief
Des mots et des acts
Otium Negotioum : foreign investment by Andrew McAlister
While the great powers pick sides thousands die in India and Pakistan
Pakistani civil war forces millions
The road to Bangla Desh by Daphne Read
Last look at the American Indian by Elizabeth Cowan
cock rock
Manson - stark realism in rock musical by Paul Scott
"Figures" an action-packed allegory by Greg Gatenby
At last a good Canadian movie by Laura Sue Brown
Du romantisme au Quebec par Serge Tardif
Frenzied Fans go goofy over Glendon Gophers by Brock Phillips
Cresta injury has snob appeal by Clive Hobso
