Pro Tem (E-Journal - Glendon College)
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Issue #2 - September 18, 1981
Sept. 18, 1981. 12 pgs.
VUSA accepts wage offer; Board reviews Cafe's operation
Issue #12 - January 16, 1981
Jan. 16, 1981. 24 pgs.
Revision de la Constitution; Interview with RG manager Paul Kolycius
Issue #4 - October 11, 1983
Oct. 11, 1983. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Un Ontario Bilingue?
Bilingual conference
Issue #14 - January 18, 1980
Jan. 18, 1980. 8 pgs.
Ambiguity over 10% optional tuition fee increase; Dean Sabourin reappointed; No Francophone Entertainment For Winter Carnaval d'hiver
Issue #13 - January 31, 1983
Jan 31, 1983. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Finding a unified student voice, by Ruth D. Bradley
Issue #18 - February 9, 1972
Feb. 9, 1972. 8 pgs.
Editorial: The Pro-Tern slate: New councillors must be activists.
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
U of T plans "Open Stacks Party"
Ho-hum again
SC hopefuls rap
History democratized by Eleanor Paul
Mac teachers strike
Auction successful by David Lepp
Residence Forum on university autonomy
OYP
SC backs U of T sit-in by Paul Weinberg
New councillors must be activists
Councillors: power trippers or masochists?
History committee supports parity
Liberalism: the classic cop-out by Mao Tse-Tsung
Cabal born of journalistic schism by J.Daw
Georgia Straight becomes Grape
Simulation
Class tries to resolve Vietnam
'Made for each other' is made for you by Elizabeth Cowan
Play not Printer but good by Elizabeth Cowan
'Great Notion' not so great
Immensement Croises
Gopher season ends with 3-0 knockout by Brock Phillips
Championships bring a week of upsets by Brock Phillip
Issue #11 - December 4, 1981
Dec. 4, 1981. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Dreadful cafeteria conditions.
Not a love story; Anti-racism symposium
Issue #7 - October 31, 1983
Oct. 31, 1983. 8 pgs.
Letter from Wayne Burnett protesting 'women only' film showing.
Peace or Democracy in Nicaragua