Healing your pain The Watchmen the natural way sing...and speak Page 14 Pagel6 THE CORD WEEKLY Wednesday November 28, 2001 Laurier's Official Student Newspaper • Volume 42 • Issue 16 2 News 8 Opinion 12 International 14 Feature 16 Entertainment 20 Sports 24 Student Life 26 Business 27 Classifieds to Students and Refuse lose growth Women squeeze two wins out against admin talk Matthew Cade Guelph improve is not likely at this stage. One of and to 9-0 the requests made by the Union's After all the effort and hard work report was that a permanent cap put into the creation of the on enrollment be set by the Students' Union report on growth, Enrollment Management it seems students are going to Committee. have to compete with other "con- From a student's perspective, stituent groups on campus to have the positives that came out of the their voices heard. meeting had to do with changes In a brief discussion with cer- that can be made in the short- tain key members of the WLU term. Library hours, for example, administration Tuesday morning, may be extended for the rest of Students' Union President Dave the year to help students find Prang, VP: University Affairs Dave more study space. Wellhauser and Chair of the Union University President Dr. Bob Board Paul Tambeau shared their Rosehart sounded as though he ROCHACEWICH thoughts on their report, entitled was supportive of these kinds of "Partnership for Sustainable measures. LAURA Growth." Also, although Apart from an Rosehart explained he's said it otherwise posi- before, Rosehart tive response, that "there will be explained that GUESSING no Chair of the no triples" next "there will be Board of in triples" next WE'RE Governors Jerry year, reference year, in reference The Hawks wait for a draw. The lone Gryphon looks for her hockey hair. I don't see it either Young closed the to this year's to this year's Kristen Lipscombe one, with Guelph coming out Thompson. meeting by sug- make-shift make-shift resi- strong and immediately putting However, Guelph continued to gesting that residence solution. dence solution. The Lady Hawks' winning streak pressure on the Hawks. Laurier's test Laurier's abilities, scoring their "trade-offs are "Triples are a continues, as the team walked Shannon Mashinter scored the first fourth goal at the closing of the going to have to" dead issue," he away with two more victories this goal of the game less than five min- second. happen." said. past week. This brings their regular utes into the first period. Shortening up the bench for "Some of what's in here may Each of the student represen- season record up to 9-0, making It did not take long for Guelph the third, the Hawks entered the not happen," continued Young. tatives re-emphasized the Union's the Hawks the only team in to reply. A Gryph forward easily period hoping to pick up intensity. Young, who according to sever- committment to working with the Ontario to maintain a perfect slipped past Laurier's defense, tak- Thompson once again came al student leaders has been very administration on several fronts, record. ing advantage of a breakaway that through for the Hawks, scoring her supportive thus far, seemed to set including lobbying the provincial tied up the score. A scramble in second goal of the night at the a slightly different tone. government. Laurier 3, Guelph 2 front of the Hawks' net minder, opening of the period. Discussing the different methods The report has also been sent Laurier 5, Guelph 4 Cindy Eadie, resulted in a screen Despite what was generally a the University might use to "get out to provincial politicians with that Guelph capitalized on. The poorly played game on Laurier's back on track," he came very close an invitation for discussion. Gryphons were able to put another part, the Hawks were able to main- to saying that a cap on enrollment Several have already responded. As the season gains momen- one up on the scoreboard. tain their 5-4 lead over Guelph as tum, Laurier is quickly becoming Laurier continued to have the game expired. The Hawks man- known as the team to beat in the problems getting it out of their aged to edge passed the Gryphs OUA. Every team is gunning for own end, however, Chantal Legere for the second time in one week. Repeat Awarderama WLU, and with each game played was able to put one into the top "We got our 2 points," com- the gap on the scoreboard is corner of the Grpyh's net, rattling mented Bowker, relieved that the becoming smaller. Guelph's goalie. Brennan Crawford Hawks' held on to the win. "We The Golden Hawks recently followed Legere's lead, upping the played better in the third, defen- faced off against the Guelph score to 3-2 in favour of Laurier. sively," he added. Laurier coaches Gryphons twice within three days. Guelph refused to back down, were obviously dissatisfied with On Thursday, Laurier made the tying up the score in the last thirty the team's display. short trip to Guelph. seconds of the period. The Golden Hawks look to In what was a tightly played "Guelph's fore check kept us in turn it on this Thursday when they game, the Hawks managed a 3-2 our end...we were sloppy," said face off against the U of T Blues in win over the Gryphons. head coach Bill Bowker of the what will be the biggest OUA Second-year forward Kate Hawks' lack-lustre performance. match this season. MacNamara led Laurier's offensive He commented on the fact that the Laurier defeated the National play, netting two power-play goals. Hawks had a mere eight goals champions 1-0 in a difficult battle siM Rookie Merritt Blundy also pocket- scored on them all year, until this two weeks ago, and hope to repeat ed a marker on Laurier's behalf. game. In one period, the Gryphs victorious against the currently #2 On Saturday, the Hawks strug- were able to put three goals in ranked Varsity Blues in front of a Trorajrif gled against the Gryphs again. Laurier's net. home crowd. The puck drops at Guelph was obviously looking for Although Laurier continued to 7:30 pm, at the Waterloo The unprecedented $118,000 that Laurier's Shinerama campaign made revenge and hoping to end play in a disorganized state, they Recreation Complex. led to official recognition by the Toronto based Canadian Cystic Laurier's undefeated regular sea- were able to break the tie with a The Hawks are ranked #S in Fibrosis Foundation. Laurier won "Best Overall," campaign and son reign. beautiful backhander from a wrap the CIS top ten, and are looking to received an honourable mention for "Best Secondary Fundraiser." The The first period was an exciting around by Hawks' winger, Krissy climb their way to the top. 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