Pro Tem (E-Journal - Glendon College)
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Issue #13 - January 23, 1984
No full textJan. 23, 1984. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Ontario's bicentennial.
Wayne Burnett resigns from S.C. Executive; Homosexuality: Your Turn
Issue #17 - February 2, 1972
No full textFeb. 2, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: The Whole Man has been castrated.
Monopoly power, P.E. Trudeau, and Canadian Capitalism.
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
Students set up parallel studies
Secure a written pledge - Gentles
F.C caucus seeks parity
The rationale
SC backs Dons' forums by Paul Weinberg
The whole man has been castrated
student council election
Cashman and Raiken a success by Robert Gibson
Inspector Hound demands praise
'Cisco Pike' a first-rate film
Veterans are intramural champions by Brock Phillips
Amateurism must be modernized by Clive Hobson
Girls lose contro
Issue #13 - December 8, 1971
No full textDec. 8, 1971. 8 pgs.
Freak Bros. and Ron Cobb cartoons.
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
Bullring - struggle of mind over might by Clive Hobson
'Hot Flashes' panned by Elizabeth Cowan
Globetrotting Gophers to fly high
Gopher girls remain beaten
Balls bounce for Go-nad
Issue #16 - February 1, 1979
No full text1 Feb. 1979. 8 pgs.
Pit Party Raided - 6 charged with liquor violations. A-house Hilliard's party featuring the band 'Trillium' was raided by uniformed and plainclothes Metro police, who charged the Don of A-house Hilliard and 5 residents of A-house with "keeping, offering and selling liquor unlawfully" at the event. Police refused to divulge the name of the complainant in the raid, but confirmed that the call did originate from the Glendon campus. Security Services categorically denied any involvement, and speculation centred on the GCSU Executive, still smarting after losing their court case with 'Trillium.
