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Issue #16 - January 23, 1964
Jan. 23, 1964. 7pgs.
"The Student Council is now in the process of adopting the nearly drafted Constitution of the York University Student Union."
A step forward
C.U.S. national congress at York?
In high places by G.F. Howden
Poet's corner
Editorial Potpourri
Statement of policy
A student union
A report from the editors of Janus
Al's Alley by Alan Offtsein
Why not an atheist? by Roger Rickwood
Higher education in Ontario
Films...the seven samurai by Russel Biggar
Kultur Kampf by Errol Reid
Frank Gerstein lecture series
Bell's Bullpen by Dave Bell
York hockey team leads leaguge
York basketball windigoes lose
Letters to the edito
Issue #2 - October 3, 1963
Oct. 3, 1963. 6pgs.
Student Council Election Oct. 18. 1st Residence News. Quiet Hours 7pm to 7am, Sunday through Thursday. "Fri. & Sat. Anything goes."
Editors: F. Gorbet, G.H Rust-D'Eye
Circulation: Lillian Hale, Barb Beavis
Sports: Joel Palter
Printing: Mary Lynne Arneson
Proofreading: Carol Waye, Gord Andrews, Tina Paar
Columnists: Dave Bell, George Howden
Typists: Ann Clutterbuck, Wendy Ockenden
Art: Linda Pelletterio, John Bennets
Cartoons: Barry Base, John Bennetts
Residence reporters: John Panter, Joel Palter, Carol Whalen, Carol Waye et. al
Reporters: Tina Paar, Marion Fry, Chris Spittler, Steve Marmash, Fraser Reid, Roger Rickwood, Alan Offsteine, Ian Cameron, Ian Sone, harold J. Levy
Distribution: Gord Andrews, Sam Mungai
Editorial
Student council elections
Bell's bullpen by Dave Bell
Le bonnet rouge
Y.U.F.S. news
Wendigoes underway
We shall overcome
In high places
A parting word
Pakistan by Penny Williams
W.U.S. entertains guest
Poet's corner
A new curriculum by Tina Paar
Every little bit hurts
Residence new
Issue #21 - March 5, 1964
Mar. 5, 1964. 7pgs.
Election Issue.
Editors: G.H. Rust-D'Eye, W.T. Dampier
Typist: Ute Petzold
Circulation: Lillian Hale, Sue McLeod
Art: Linda Pelletterio
Mortician: Barb Beavis
Distribution: Sam Mungai
Proofreading: Fred Gorbet, Penny Williams
Contributors: Doug Markle, Lillian Hale, C.U.S., Penny Williams, Mrs. Jacquelin Atkins
An open letter to the candidates for election to the student counil
Open letter to the voter
Yorkids executive announced
Potpourri
Insure yourself - it's later than you think
Platforms of the candidates
New department heads announced
From Bonavista to Vancouver Island by Lillian Hale
Editorial: One big happy family
To-day's campaign speech
Dates announced for C.U.S. congress
Al's Alley by Alan Offtsein
Rovers win intramural hockey! by Frank Smith
Letters to the edidtors
Bounceathon by Frank Smith
Poet's corne
Issue #4 - October 17, 1963
Oct. 17, 1963. 7pgs.
"When you vote tomorrow, reflect on the thought that you will have to put up with these people for a year."
Editorial: Book review - Golding, "Lord of the Flies."
Editors: Fred Gorbet, G.H. Rust-D'Eye
Circulation: Lillian Hale, Sue McLeod
Mortician: Barb Beavis
Sports: Clint Fritzley, Gord Andrews, Joel Palter
Printing: Mary Lynne Arneson
Proofreading: Carole Waye, Ron Bell
Columnists: Errol Reid, Penny Williams, G.F. Howden
Typist: Ann Clutterbuck
Art: Linda Pelleterrio, John Bennetts
Cartoon: John Bennetts
Distribution: Gord Andrews, Sam Mungai
Contributors: Tina Paar, Laura Cooper, Brian Chant, Steve Marmash, Nanci Morwick, Vic Hori, Roger Rickwood, Terry Gadd, Dean Tudor
Think!
Bleed, damnit, bleed
Athletic briefs
A spectator's guide to rugger
Solid soccer squad
C.U.S.O needs you....
Did you know that.......
Inside Pakistan by Penny Williams
Technology and man by Dean Tuck
Letters to the editor
The poet's corner
My impressions of Quebe
Issue #1 - September 26, 1963
Sept. 26, 1963. 5pgs.
Contributors: Carol Whalen, Liz Walker, Marion Fry, Tina Paar, S. Howard Kaplan, Ian Sone, Dean Tudor, John Panter
Editors: F. Gorbet, G.H. Rust-D'Eye
Circulation: Lillian Hale
Printing: Mary Lynne Arneson
Proofreading: Errol Reid, Carrole Waye, Gord Andrews
Columnists: Errol Reid, Dave Bell
Typists: Wendy Ockenden, Ann Clutterbuck
Art: Linda Pelletterio
Cartoons by Base
The Birds
Wanted
A plea for pawn pushers
B'nai b'rith beginning
Fore!!!!!!!!
The choosing of extra curricular activites
The poet's corner
Projecting Y.U.F.S.
When aardvarks are earth pigs by Tina Paar
Day one--year one by Liz Walker and Marian Fry
Kult ur kampf by Errol Reid
Student council report
Bell's bullpen
Le bonnet rouge
Field house progress repor
Issue #5 - October 24, 1963
Appeal from the student president
Two blind mice
Inside Pakistan
Kultur Kampf by Errol Reid
The youngest drummer: an interview with Art Blakely by Al Offstei
Issue #3 - October 10, 1963
Oct. 10, 1963. 7pgs.
Premier Roberts visits York. new buildings opened, Wood Residence Oct. 9.
Editors: F. Gorbet, G.H. Rust-D'Eye
Circulation: Lillian Hale, Sue McLeod
Mortician: Barb Beavis
Sports: Joel Palter, Clint Fritzley
Printing: Mary Lynne Arneson
Proofreading: Carol Waye, Gord Andrews, Tina Paar
Columnists: Errol Reid, Penny Williams, George F. Howden, Dave Bell
Typists: Fred Gorbet
Art: Linda Pelletterio
Cartoons: Barry Base, John Bennetts
Residence reporters: John Panter, Joel Palter, Judy Godson, Carol Whalen, Carole Waye
Reporters: Tina Paar, Marion Fry, Chris Spittler, Sharon Brown, Lynn Atkins, Jown Panter, Rochelle Bierstone, Fraser Reid, Richard Livesay
Distribution: Gord Andrews, Sam Mungai
The whole university
Cox on Cuba
Help, my boomerang won't come back.......
The preferential voting system
Tennis team tops!
Inside Pakistan by Penny Williams
Fantasy of drama
of a book bind
A dollar scholar
Pakistan slides
In high places by George F. Howder
Come in out of the rain by Michael Frayn
The poet's corner
College boys vow they won't give in
Letters to the editors
Non nova, sed nove by Marion Fry
Bell's bullpen by Dave Bell
Residence new
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
The present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
Issue #22 - March 12, 1964
Mar. 12, 1964. 8pgs.
Photos of Council in Senate Chambers. Bob Dylan review. Gordon Lightfoot appearance "Village Corner". Wood Constitution- Ladies may be entertained in the Men's Houses at these times...
Editors: G.H. Rust-D'Eye, W.T. Dampier
Typist: Ute Petzold
Invaluable Assistance: Al Offstein
Circulation: Lillian Hale, Sue McLeod
Mortician: Barb Beavis
Proofreading: Al Offstein, Ed Scrutton
Official reporter 1st class: Patricia Keith
Contributors: Lillian Hale, Phil Spencer, Rob Woodruffe, F.F.E - Russ Biggar, Ron McFinnes et al., Sandra Harding, Alan Offstein, Dale Taylor, Errol Reid, Danny Kayfetz, Vic Hori, Peter Clute and Tom Hooper, Mrs. Jacqueline Atkins
The old dribbles out
Invitation to suicide by Danny Kayfetz
Editorial potpourri
C.U.S. bulletin
Al's Alley by Alan Offstein
Kultur Kampf by Errol Reid
The "Canada-100" project
First floor exectuve?? oi vay!
An interpretation of the wood residence constitution
F.F.E. information service
From Bonavista to Vancouver Island by Lillian Hale
The language of philosophy
Religion, rhetoric and ridicule
The old order changeth by Phil Spencer
York university awards by Rob Woodruffe
To the student union
The Japanese martial arts
York hosts b ball tourney Friday
Athletic night by Patrica Keith
Decline of an ideal
Reading by York poets
Civil service leaders to address students
Letters to the editor
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