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Issue #20 - April 8, 1983
No full textApr. 8, 1983. 16 pgs.
Glendon bilingualism: the dream and the reality; Tête à tête avec Phillipe Garigue
Issue #15 - Febraury 28, 1983
No full text28 fev. 1983. 8 pgs.
Editorial: University underfunding.
Presentation of RG Constitution, RG's move to Glendon Hall basement Art Studio
Issue #3 - October 3, 1980
No full textOct. 3, 1980. 24 pgs.
Editorial: GCSU a big disappointment.
Radio Glendon; Le Probleme Linguistique au Canada
Issue #1 - September 15, 1971
No full textSept. 15, 1971. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Rabbit Droppings, by Jim Daw.
Fee hike causes residence vacancies - only 251 in residence.
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Daw
Assistant Editor: Claire Ellard
Business Manager: Barry Smith
Sports Editor: Nick Martin
Entertainment Editor: Elizabeth Cowan
Photo Editor: Nigel Ottley
Circulation Manager: Sarah Francis
Graphics: Pat Fulford
Production: Marshall Leslie, Eleanor Paul, Paul Scott, Dave Jarvis
Rabbit droppings
OYP was not all roses
Otium Negotium by Andrew McAlister
Learning versus University
Fee hike causes residence vacancies by Dave Jarvis
Glendon CUPE strike uncertain by Paul Weinberg
Frosh end 3 year slump
Everything you wanted to know about Glendon but were afraid to ask
The Glendon system for fun and profidt or the profs are the ones with the old cars
It's how white you play the game by Nick Martin
Stanley Burke at Glendon by Dave Jarvis
Pious porn petrifies populace by Elizabeth Cowan
Old west bites dust by Nick Martin
New look at Canadiana by Elizabeth Cowan
Exclusive Bishop interview! Jocks take over campus on Saturday by Nick Martin
Who wants my job?
Free horror movie
Issue #14 - January 15, 1982
No full textJan. 15, 1982. 12 pgs.
Editorial: More on F.C.
The Underground Revisited - political prisoners, by Lynne Watt
Issue #10 - November 17, 1971
No full textNov. 17, 1971. 8 pgs.
Editorial: Irresponsible Journalism.
CUPE wins fair wage; Slater reviews residence situation.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
Slater reviews residence situation
Excalibur face-lift
Red Cross draws blood by Jamie Doran
CUPE wins fair wage
COSSA seeks opinions on Gentles reappointment
Apathetic Glendon finally aroused
Irresponsible journalism
Days of American worker's revolt revived in Joe Hill by Elizabeth Cowan
I'm still waiting for Trudeau's "Just Society" by Chris Dougall
Artruro Ui - authentic Brecht from TWP by Ron Holgerson
'Antoine' is masterpiece by Greg Gatenby
A-House axed by powerful powder puffers by Brock Phillips
Racy Polish athletes rated 3x by Clive Hobso
Issue #19 - March 9, 1979
No full text9 Mar. 1979. 12 pgs.
Joe Holmes pictured as candidate for GCSU presidency. His speech "bordered on screaming, and was punctuated by heckling and laughter."; Stephen Lewis at Glendon
Issue #14 - January 12, 1972
No full textFrench caucus wants fees withheld
Report seeks lower fees for Glendon
Bangla Desh teach-in
Road to pass-fail system now opened by Eleanor Paul
Glendon departments surveyed on hiring procedures by Donald P. Walker
History students polled
Formalize student role in hiring
Glendon : a wasted opportunity?
Why boycott Kraft?
Basketball banterings
Hockey breaks away
Sydney's drivel
Cabbagetown plays -- good one-acts by Paul Scot
Issue #16 - January 26, 1972
No full textJan. 26, 197~. 8 pgs.
Editorial: F.C. committee parity can be a beginning.
Trudeau photo, p. 1; New scheme to fill residences.
two fee structure unlikely
new scheme to fill residences
tenure and promotion
student's council elections
anglo-male supremacy
NDP won't back Penner by barry weisleder
apolitical club grant opposed by paul weinberg
committee parity can be a beginning
francophones, etes-vous 'tannes'?
the president's view - a lot of groundwork
the easton analysis
'don't cry to me'
a lack of direction
socially - a success
a look at the people
election produced negative image
end moronic normalcy
elections to include referendum
census report
a.o.s.c. service oriented by glen varty
a further embarrassment by greg gatenby
now it's fifites nostalgie by elizabeth cowan
street goes both ways in b-ball by brock phillips
gophers go for finals by brock phillip
Issue #15 - January 19, 1972
No full textReport asks total gov't control of higher education by John King
Increase grants to poor students commission asks
Degree exams for all urged
Grover to edit paper : PRO TEM PICKS CANADIAN
Council defeats plan to censure students on F