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Issue #12 - January 16, 1984
No full textJan. 16, 1964. 12 pgs.
Editorial: Profits A Rill Conceern.
Cafeteria closing over Christmas upsets students - Norman Crandles, Director
of York Housing responsible; Des cours en francais, please; Radio Glendon moves
to the basement - "the space currently occupied by RG, above the pub in Glendon
Hall, will be taken over by the Maison de la Culture; Letter on University Radio
Issue #8 - March 18, 2008
Full text linkMarch 18, 2008. 20 pgs.
Glendon clubs are graded; Glendon's York Hall undergoes renovation; annual Glendon Snowball lives up to its name; GCSU election coverage; Human Rights Watch International Film Festival screens films focusing in human rights issues; Glendon fashion show offers a Model UN theme.
Contributers: Salvatore Andolina, Rebecca Basi, Shona Bracken, Joyce Chan, Matthew Clappison, Katie Cleland, Darnel Harris, Karine Hebert, Laurena Kirkwood-Lazzazera, Sean Knight, Janelle Labelle Swan, Stephanie Laurin, Sara Loconte, Andree Paulin, Alejandro Raurell, Amanda Sartori, Chris Wheeler.
Editor-In-Chief: Ashley Jestin
Assistant Editor: Clara Wille
News: Jesse Reynolds
Health and Wellness: Marisa Baratta
Campus Life: Stephanie Rudolph
Expressions: Jacinto Wong
French: Valentine Bruneau D'artois
Entertainment: Jacinto Wong
Metropolis: Clara Wille
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Politics: Gabriel Rompre
Cartoonist: Laura Sajdik
Arts and Culture: Alex Ross
Design and Layout: Jacinto Wong, Cliff Davidson
Letter from the editor
Lettres au redacteur
The greatest clubs ever...that should exist
Illustrious geneticist to save world
Bush et Cheney bientot en etat d'arrestation?
Rappelons-nous de mai '68
Russian social workers rescue "bird boy"
Une douche? Non merci!
Glendon's new breezeway a breath of fresh air
Keeping in touch with your friends is a click away
A lot of snow for this year's snowball
Glendon top 5: places you might wake up the morning after St. Paddy's Day
Election Coverage
Glendon Clubs
Small press offers lyrical myrical
Human Rights Watch Film Fest: a must see
Fashion from around the world
Scott Pilgrim
Wheeler's spin: barenaked vanity
Poland's post-modern murder mystery
Allo? Testicules? Etes-vous la?
Being annoying isn't the worst side effect of snoring
Healthy happenings
Recettes de residence
March referendum for a new student cafe
Expressions
Dear Eliot Spitzer
Horoscopes
Conan O'Brien Quotes
Comic
Issue #9 - April 8, 2008
No full textApr. 8, 2008 16 pgs
Final issue of the 2007/2008 school year incorporates an "end of the world" theme; teenage girls rob a nine-year-old outside a supermarket; Glendon campus poses several problems for disabled students; Global warming blamed for many of the world's problems; Glendon Gallery and Theatre offer artistic exhibits as school year winds down.
Contributers: Brittaney Caron, Katie Cleland, Karine Hebert, Sara Laconte Jean-Mikael Michaud, Keith W. Morris, Julien Oghia, Andree Paulin, Jeff Slater, Jaclyn Volkhammer, Kate Welsh, Chris Wheeler.
Editor-In-Chief: Ashley Jestin
Assistant Editor: Clara Wille
News: Jesse Reynolds
Health and Wellness: Marisa Baratta
Campus Life: Stephanie Rudolph
Expressions: Jacinto Wong
French: Valentine Bruneau D'artois
Entertainment: Jacinto Wong
Metropolis: Clara Wille
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Politics: Gabriel Rompre
Cartoonist: Laura Sajdik
Arts and Culture: Alex Ross
Design and Layout: Jacinto Wong, Cliff Davidson
Letter from the editor
The end is near...I hope you'll join me
Teen girls rob 9 year old girl scout at cookie point
Du Canada a stonehenge: l'histoire humaine
Keep les enfants reading!
Police chase stolen doughnut truck
Glendon hinders disabled students
WUSC shares its goals for the future
Candidats elus et aclames
Live or let die: a pessimistic view of the natural world as touched by humans
Chroniques d'une apocalypse annoncee
Religious prophecies of the world's end
Top 5 end of the world movies
Civilization counts down to the apocalypse
A home away from New Zealand and Australia
Le green room
Le red room
Tibet: aux racines d'un conflict
Politique, sondage d'opinion et questions ethiques
Arts and culture wrap up
Fuzzy songs
Glendon top 5: things to look forward to about summer
Les annees 1930: la fabrique de "l'homme nouveau"
Depression confession
On ne peut pas stresser l'impotance de ne pas etre trop stresse
Expressions
Dear entertainment editor
horoscopes
Media coverage of the end of the world
Comic
Issue #10 - November 27, 1981
No full textNovember 27, 1981 8 pages
GCFC- The continuing saga By Ruth Bradley
Weekend entertainment by Erik Schasmin
Dylan- He's a-ehangin' again By lesley Harri
Issue #16 - February 1, 1980
No full textFebruary 1, 1980 12 pages
Liberals at
Glendon by Cheryl Watson
Voyage aux Nations-Unis by Georges Lemieux
Trudeau Speaks at Scarborough College by Ron Hof