Thursday, November 10, 1977 the Cord Weekly Volume 18, Number 9 Student senators get seats by acclamation by Barbara Wolfe Anyone found the misplaced officer and certain other signa- be stated in clearer terms in the ters working under her authori- eligibility. To fit this description Senate elections? tures for specific places basically Senate Bylaws. ty. Otherwise, the danger here is the Registrar's Office has to It seems we have a senate but for control regarding the maxi- Bell doesn't find this issue at that fact that anyone could put up declare them as fulltime students the elections are another thing. mum amount of funds that may all questionable. "I have no real illegal posters for a candidate and and the Business Office has to Scheduled for Monday, Novem- be. used for campaign purposes. decision, I justenforce therules" have'them disqualified. "It was declare that a percentage of fees ber 7, the elections were found Cameron French, Commis- he stated. Bell relied on a unfair to two this time" says has been paid. French claims the unneccessary as two of the five sioner of University Affairs, dictionary for a definition of Jane, "and whoknows how many electorial officer must supply candidates were disqualified, admits to having hung flyers for posters. inthe future.'' On these grounds, these forms to the candidates. leaving three to fill the vacant the two girls involved without Combined with this lack of Jane is appealing her disqualifi- French said that he asked Bell seats. theirpriorknowledge or approval. distinction involves the rule that cation before the Dean's Advi- about the forms, but Bell didn't Bob Bell, chief electoral officer Having run for Senate two candidates are responsible for sory Council, Wednesday, Nov- feel that they were important. disqualified Jane Carswell and years himself, French was aware the actions of their supporters. ember 9, whose decision will be Bell- says he accepted the Nancy Saunders on grounds that of the rule regarding authoriza- French was implied as a binding upon Bell and the candidates' word and the fact they had campaign papers hung tion of posters but, he stated that supporter, though this term is not candidates. that they had student indentifi- without the proper signatures. he was not aware that flyers defined in the Bylaws. If called beforp the Council, , cation cards. Campaign posters require sig- became posters when stuck on Jane Carswell feels she should French will argue that the If in fact these forms were natures from both the electoral the walT'French feels this should be responsible only for suppor- elections were null and void from required, then there should never the beginning, due to improper have been a campaign. procedure on the part of Bell. Personally, French hopes-"The Senate Bylaw 2, Section 2(g) Dean's Advisory Council rules states that candidates require the election null and void and we Turcotte appointed DSA proof that they are students, for start from square one."

by Steve Graham sumed the position on Sunday, committee was set up to find Wilfrid Laurier University has November 6, 1977. After the people suitable to replace him. a new Director of Student removal of Mike Regan from the John Spadoni, Dave Canton and Assault charge laid Activities. Claude Turcotte as- office of D.S.A., a search Marg Royal formed the commit- tee and from the four applicants by Cleve Roberts entered the residence. The of Dean Hartley, Claude Tur- Charges have been laid against Laurier student had again lost cotte, Bill Gray and Brian a University of Waterloo student consciousness and security, see- Sutherland they recommended following a disturbance last ing this, asked the Waterloo Hartley and Turcotte to the board Thursday night. The incident studentto leave. At this point the of directors as being qualified to started when a Laurier student, Waterloo student became ver- fill the position. According to returning from the Pub, was bally abusive and when force was Miss Royal, the committee was struck by a University of tried to remove him, he struck looking for someone with the Waterloo student. The Waterloo John Ball, head of security. In the administrative ability to do the student had also been at the Pub scuffle that followed the Water- were job, and someone able to fit into and his conduct there was loo Regional police called the Board of Student Activities disruptive. The attack, which in. The student was subdued and with the least amount of friction was totally unprovoked, was now faces charges of assaulting a from within the B.S.A. staff. serious enough to cause the peace officer. The names of the two men Laurier student to lose con- At present there are some as the sciousness momentarily. regulations to University of chosen suitable to fill our position were submitted to the TheWaterloo student realizing Waterloo students entering W.L.U.S.U. board of directors his mistake, proceeded to follow Pub, but presentation of their for is sufficient, a final decision. After a forty-five the Laurier student to his student's card to entry. minute closed meeting, the board residence to apologize. gain On the other hand announced that Claude Turcotte WLU Security, which had been students going to University of would be the new Director of attracted by the disturbance, Waterloo Pub must be signed in. Student Activities. He has spent the last few days getting things organized. Tur- cotte was previously the chair- man of the Winter Carnival New proof of age committee, he indicated that he was giving up this position and by Beatrice McMillan weU-Jor identification purposes. left his responsibilities in that It is written that... Many stores use it as identifica- particular area with his co-ordin- ...Any drinking establishment tion for cheque approval. ators in Ontario has the right to refuse Last month when the "Age of Claude Turcotte, our new DSA pic by Switalski Herb Hartfield and Doug Robinson. to serve you liquor if you do not Majority Cards" were available have an "Age of Majority Card." at Market Square in Kitchener, The Liquor Licence Board will over 6,300 persons attained only accept this one card as proof theirs. The response to this Report on WLUSU of age. system has been very successful. The "Age of Majority Card" is Applications can be picked up original to the province ofOntario in liquor stores, beer stores, by Brian Harrison appoint Turcotte to the position grounds to disqualify the candi- alone and can be issued to hotels as well as our Turret and The position of Director of in a vote of ten to three. John dates. persons eighteen years of age or the WLUSU office. The card is Student Activities was filled as Spadoni declared conflict of After four years of negotiating over. Jim Gilliland, the liquor well worth your while and as Sunday's Board of Directors' interest and Richard Saliwoncyzk the Operating Procedure Agree- inspector in this area, said that a Gilliland stated "for yoOr own meeting. However another va- was rulled as having a conflict. ment was approved by the Board drivers licence and a birth benefit". cancy was created when Bob Bell During the report of the and now proceeds to President certificate "are not acceptable At present some hotels are resigned as Chief Electoral Vice-President, changes to sever- Peters for final signing. This proof of age"; the reason being leniant and may serve you Officer. al by-laws and regulations were agreement defines the relation- that neither have a photo of the without an "Age of Majority There were four people who brought forward, one of which ship between WLUSU and the individual for exact identification Card"...but this will change in applied for the position of was to make the job of Chief University. purposes. Even your student card the future as wider acceptance of Director of Student Activities, Electoral Officer an "apolitical" complete with photo, is not the new system is adopted. Flicks that which became open when Mike position, being unable to com- Scott reported acceptable. It may be fine for In the end, two dollars plus a Regan was fired. The candidates ment on any political issues on Charlie Farquharson has been school pubs but it is not photo of yourself can gain you were Brian Sutherland, Bill Gray, campus. Bob Bell, the current confirmed for the Boar's Head governmentally issued as the hotel entrance without an addi- Dean Hartley, and Claude CEO, felt that this was unfair and Dinner on December 7 for the "Majority Card" is. Also once tional three-piece identification. Turcotte. The search committee said that he would resign rather price of $2,000. Tickets will cost you are graduated, your student So save a lot of hassle, since it is that interviewed the applicants than work under that system. $1.50 for on-campus students, to card becomes useless. Older written into the law that these could not decide whether to put Before stepping down, Bell is cover entertainment costs, while persons have applied for cards as cards are a must. emphasis on administration abili- going to finish off the Senate off-campus students will pay ty or to promote someone from election. $4.75 for meal and entertainment with the organization, so they Concerning the Senate elec- charge. It is possible that if all presented two names to the tion, two of the five candidates the tickets for the meal are sold, Board. In their opinion, Dean have been disqualified for illegal the balcony may be used to seat Hartley was the best administra- campaigning. Nancy Saundersf additional people for the speaker. Directory tor of the four. However, if the and Jane Carswell were not Flicks asked the Board for an board wished to appoint someone allowed to run as some of their additional $475 to cover the costs from within BSA, then Claude campaign material did not have of the evening. It was hoped that For anyone who has not yet done so, your copy ofthe Student Turcotte was the candidate. the proper authorization and advertising could be sold to cover Directory '77-'7B may be picked up in either the WLUSU office Because of the impending discus- were distributed by Cam French, the costs of production of place from the secretary, or from Student Publications. sion of individual personalities, one of their supporters. Accord- mats but this idea' has not been the meeting went in camera. The ing to the bylaws concerning wellreceived by the city business final decision of the Board was to elections this is sufficient men. Weekly Thursday, November 10, 1977 2 The Cord Editor carol adams is published by Student News Brian Harrison The Cord Weekly Editor University. Sports Editor Don Stewart Publications of Wilfrid Laurier of the THE Production Manager Deb Slatterie Editorial opinions are independent Student Publica- Technicians Margy Farran University, WLUSU and Photo right Stan Switalski tions. The Cord reserves the to edit all CORD to it. The Ad Manager Bruce Cunningham articles and letters submitted Canadian Entertainment Editor .... Loretta Heimann Cord is a member of the co-operative. WEEKLY Phone 884-2990 or 884-2991 University Press

comment carol adams, editor One would think that when problems arise again and again over the same issue, that a viable solution would be worked out and implemented. Now I realize that this is only common sense to save oneself from continual agony, but unfortunately with the system that is now set up with the Student's Union, the problem is soon forgotten until the next time. The next time what? The next time there is an election. The word "election means many different things to different people. For some it's just one more thing that you hear about from the SUB building and decide that it doesn't really apply to you and that you'll ignore it. For others it's a good time to drag up everything you know about your opponent's past in order to make them look bad and you good For still others it's a time to show honest interest in helping out and learning something yourself —and hopefully not getting swallowed up by the more power-hungry opponents. Anyway, each time there is an election, there seems to be a blood-thirst bath for someone. Almost a year ago now, when the Apology campaigning for elections for the present directors and executive of WLUSU had not yet started, "all hell broke loose" when one candidate accused another of campaigning before the official start. This was due to the fact that a picture was placed in the Cord announcing her intentions of running —nothing more. This was an option left open for anyone running for a position. The At this point in time, I would inadequate and vague terminology in the bylaws concerning elections did not help much in clearing up the problem. It was ruled like to convey my apologies to not to be favouritism or pre-campaigning, and from that point on, the election was no longer a "clean" campaign, but one that Mr. DaleFogle for any embar- could be viewed by most as a "smut" campaign. But the people were elected; life carriedonfor everyone and any controversies rassment caused to him concern- regarding poor policies set up in the bylaws were forgotten. ing the "You Be the Expert" But again these vague terms (in some people's minds) came back to haunt people in the recent Senate "election". Five people column ofthe October 27th issue. submitted their names for the three positions, and from the word go the problems started. One was disqualified at the "All Because of the exclusion of the Candidates Meeting" when an agent representing the person showed, instead of the person themself. Appealed to the highest question posed in the article to authority is the case of elections, The Dean's Adivsory Council ruled to allow the candidate to run. Then a supporter of two of the the student body, the article candidates took it upon himself to campaign for the candidates, and due to an "oversight" on his part, concerning the definition made little sense. Also, a letter of "posters" versus "flyers", caused the candidates to be disqualified, as ruled by the Chief Electoral Officer. This was the topic that was received and published of debate for a half hour on Sunday night at the Board meeting —what the definition of a "poster" is and how the term was not sufficiently clarified as "supporter" is interpreted. an answer from another person, This decision is also being appealed to DAC. Because of these ambiguities, it is my suggestion that perhaps the whole area of so that comments made that are the running of elections should be examined closely and any vague terms defined before the general election in February. These not necessarily agreed with by bylaws should be passed on to both Radio Laurier and the Cord Weekly to avoid any problems with communication of Mr. Fogle could be inferred as information. This could also avoid any hard feelings on the part of "hard-done-by" candidates concerning problems that could coming from him. arise This could also avoid controversy with the election process itself so that the students can concentrate on the issues, not the carol adams, Editor petty politics surrounding it Politics and personalities —never will all the problems be solved. However, the removal of areas of vagueness that could possibly cause problems is a step in the right directions. letters

The on Thanks on Sunday night. It was just by believe that he would not be pressures brought by Stress seminars, I would like to thank you for chance that I was at the board speaking against my decision at mid-terms, essays, bringing the Easton-McCarney meeting for another matter. the board meeting. I decided just In the last copy of the Cord, I and personal responsibilities can Memorial Lecture to the attention Wayne Farrow, the chairperson to be safe I would attend that read an article about Transcend- be dealt with by, "Resting in of the WLU community with the of the bylaws and regulations meeting. I shudder to think what ental Meditation. This method Christ". By affirming the fact front page article by Steve committee made no attempt to the board would have passed if I was presented as the answer to that He is with us always we can Fischer in your 27th October notify me. On Saturday Novem- had not been there at that time to all our worries about coping with come into His loving presence when stress issue. The fund exists primarily ber 5 at an accidental meeting I counter Cam's proposals. stress. In the same issue I read the becomes too to bring speakers' of stature to the told Wayne that I would be at the So I beg the board to have me how carol adams, Cord editor, much; as a result we are able to WLU campus to present lectures meeting with regards to a present at any and all meetings dealt with stress in her life by a face and overcome anything we are with on topics of current social problem concerning Cam French. discussing me. change of scenery and enjoying up against new energy concern. I am sure that Mr. At that time Wayne did not Once again thank you Messrs. God's creation. She mentioned and courage. Fischer's well written article will inform me of the recommenda- Farrow and French for your numerous methods of relieving Jesus is still calling to us generate enthusiasm for future tions that would be presented to ethical behaviour. tension. I did not see listed, today: Easton-McCarney events as well the board which in some way Upon writing this I wonder however, a method which was "Come to Me, all who labour as the 1977 lecture. involved me. As a result I was whether resignations are not in explained and experienced that and are heavy-laden, and I will F.J. Turner give you rest." Is He a liar? Or caught unprepared and was not order Bob Bell very evening at the Laurier Dean Faculty ofSocial Work able to present to the board Christian Fellowship meeting. are we going to believe what He ChiefElectoral Officer says come to Him? Frustrated enough arguments in my favour. The speaker was Rev. Ray and To me it appears to be Coverage McCall, an alumnus of W.L.U., GeorgeRussell I am writing this letter and questionable whether the board and the topic was, "Stress: President, Laurier Christian addressing it to all WLUSU would be willing to change that I was one of the 420 people who Finding the Calm in the Midst of Fellowship officers, directors and the Cord decision no matter what I could graduated October 30 from WLU. the Storm." This inspiring talk so that when the time comes for sayto them now. This means that My hopes- were high as were my us another showed method of Rebuttal my honourarium to be discussed the same kind of strange justice ideals of a meaningful day. I overcoming stress—having e- Upon at a Board of Director's meeting I or decision making has once anticipated some inspiring words nough faith in God to claim His receiving a copy of Mr. will be informed ofthe date of the again been passed by the of wisdom; words that would be promise that He is Lord of the Bob Bell's letter to the Cord, I meeting and of the recommenda- WLUSU Board ofDirectors under zeroxed in my memory with Universe and is with us always, realized that he and I had tions that will be made. I am the guidance of the President and which to crown the culminationof providing peace in the middle of misunderstood the context of resorting to this plea because of the Vice-President. a dream. any storm. , affairs that had taken place at the the actions taken behind by back I would like to express my When the new chancellor stood People who learn to recognize Board of Director's meeting of at the November 6 board appreciation to the majority of on the dias to open his address I the reality of Christ's power and November 6. By bringing up the issue of meeting. the board for limiting discussion had visions of a new Pope John living presence, through a student senate elections I had Last school year I stated to in the matter of changing my with new prophetic ideas. His personal relationship with Him, hoped to inform the board on Wayne Farrow that I would like position description. By doing short speech "work hard; hold have no need to use T.M. They what I considered to be an to talk to the bylaws and this they did not have to listen to your head up, and you might just have available to them all the important matter and also to get regulations committee with re- points in my defense. see over the crowd", is not resources of the King of Kings some feedback on individual spect to paying DEO's. I told him Another attempt at doing exactly a new idea. for combatting any obstacle — interpretation of the WLUSU thatI would have some input and something behind my back was I feel I was short-changed including stress. poster policy. that the past chief electoral almost achieved by Cam French. while at the Auditorium —short- The methods carol adams listed In doing so, I learned shortly officer would also like to express On Sunday afternoon Cam changed' by the brief address; are all helpful and useful, but thereafter of the accusations an opinion. I cannot understand phoned me and asked about the and, short-changed by the they fail as does T.M. in against me. It is indeed unfortun- why the committee would not status of the Senate by-election. inadequate pictorial coverage in providing long-term peace. Any- ate that Bob and I misunderstood want to at least ask me why I felt After answering his question the local paper. There was ample one who has not allowed himself each other, but what is even more there was grounds to refer the I asked him what he will be press coverage for the University to meet Jesus Christ, and to know unfortunate is that Bob chose not matter to them. saying at the board meeting with of Waterloo, yet so little for Him on a day-to-day basis, can to contact either myself or Wayne Concerning the changing of my regards to the by-election. He WLU. never know true peace. Farrow before writing his letter. positional description I would stated that he will only be issuing I am proud of my University The anxiety and stress that Perhaps if he had done so, a lot of consider it normal etiquette to an apology to me at that time. and proud to be its graduate, but T.M. is said to relieve are mere time, energy, misinformation and discuss that change with the This combined with a letter I had I was disappointed by the sparse symptoms of the underlying misunderstanding could have person involved. received from Cam on Saturday, press coverage. Are we victims of human disorder the Bible calls been avoided. On top of this I was not afternoon which read "Whatever overt discrimination or was this sin. It is only through Jesus, not Cam French, informed that these matters were you decide re: Senate elections— an oversight? , ~; through any effort of our own, Commisioner of University to ~ to be brdiight before the board I'will"not 'argue"with""led me v •• Elizabeth McMillan that this disorder can be healed. Affairs Thursday, November 10, 1977 The Cord Weekly 3 Rene 2, Pierre This week's question Showdown: 0 byLola Markovic by John Webster exists between the two French home. Now should we rejoice as pics by Stan Switalski federal government has speaking peoples. This link two French speaking peoples are The you happiness be? been faced with a domestic involves a common historical and reunited?The political reality of What do consider to scandle as the press and the cultural basis. I feel, however, thisreunion does not involve any Oppostion have made the most of that the French explanation special relationship but rather it the antics of the R.C.M.P. This the maximization of is a necessary move in order to last weekend did not bring any rhetoric and a minimum of establish the international recog- Carrie Stewart relief as Joe Clark was over- reality. It is presently fashionable nition of the P.Q. The first step Ist year General Arts whelmingly supported as leader within French politics to support was taken this weekend. From a Happiness is a peaceful state of at a Conservative general meet- Quebec's independence. In other Canadian standpoint the mind—an inner contentment. I ing in Quebec City. It never rains words it is a political issue, it can French position of support is guess it would be having but it pours. Premier Levesque illicit support and ultimately get destructive. Recall the impact of someone to love, someone to returned triumphant from Paris votes. In reality there never has DeGaule's infamous words in share things with. Health is and was greeted by thousands of existed a close cultural link with the sixties. happiness. Life is happiness. cheering patriots. All of these France. The language which events have strong implications these two people share reflects Getting back to the Conserva- with regard to the political this reality — it is riddled with tive meeting in Quebec City it climate of Quebec. differences. Historically, the appears that their attempt to gain Graham [Gordie] Howe visit France was Levesque's to French never took an active credibility in the eyes of the Ist year Economics an embarrassment for Ottawa as interestin their colony omitting a Quebec voter is misdirected. It is Happiness is love and peace and the premier received treatment brief attempt by Jean Talrn unfortunate that his party cannot a situation where there's no comparable to a head of state. during the reign of Louis XIV. be as sensitive to the French turmoil. For instance: wind France has opened the door for After the conquest it was the speaking element's delicate pos- whistling through trees and the the possible diplomatic recogni- British who protected the French ition in North America as the sound of a flute. Seeing other tion ofQuebec as a sovereign and speaking minority in North French government is. I am people happy makes my happy. of the independent state. The official America. It was British political referring to their choice Materialistic things are not French position is one of institutions and colonial policy French speaking position. happiness for me. indifference towards Canadian that permitted the possibility of internal struggles, yet, at the self determination ever to take One last note, it certainly same time they recognize the place. Yet, the French speaking hasn't hurt the P.Q. politically to people element within have rights of French-speaking Quebec have the R.C.M.P. break into Susan Pellicone within Quebec to self-determina- traditionally condemned English their headquarters. The same tion. The position of the Quebec Canadians for their ties with applies to the phone in Joe Who's Ist year Business issue is (they argue), dictated by Britain and at the same time have conference room. Oh well, Pierre I guess peace of mind is the special privileged link that refused to bring the constititution — what's next? happiness and so is total acceptance of life and just everything in people—a- lot of loving friends and loving people is happiness. Jokes, laughter and Inside T.M.—A Christian View understanding is happiness. byRudolfEssegern problem is to metaphysically lecture. He is instructed to bring Materialistically I would love to On the walls of this campus unify with "being" (God-con- to his initiation an offering of have a large assortment of and campuses all over Canada sciousness) by the unique me- flowers, fruit and a white cloth or albums of Simon and Garfunkle and the U.S., the student's thod of T.M. handherchief which will be and James Taylor, etc. attention is commanded by Let me make it clear at this presented to a picture of Guru graphs showing oxygen con- point that my purpose at present Dev. Steve Roth, a former sumption and blood lactate levels is not to criticise Maharishi's W.L.U. student went through the John Urantsldis and colour photographs of religion or even T.M.s religious initiation ceremony and describes Ist year Yogi, promot- My point is it:" I was asked to take off my Honours Business Maharishi Mahesh nature. that the Happiness is a warm ing his plan for society and public T.M., which shoes...there was a sort of altar girlfriend World face of and a cold inviting to presents a religious movement as there with a picture of Guru Dev. beer—a combination, interested people and leafs My introductory lectures on a one, is My teacherassured me there was swinging. telecaster Tran- secular scientific adidas running The en- misleading and nothing religious about the and shoes-they scendental Meditation. deceptive. look good. thusiastic claim made for T.M. In 1959, Maharishi founded ceremony, that he was only going The move a things Anything spontaneous is happi- by the meditation society are Spiritual Regeneration to few around and ness. suchthat the inquiring individual Movement Foundation which set say a few Hindu words...There is led to ask: "What is T.M.? forth its purpose: were candles lit and incense Where does it come from? Is it a "The corporation is a religious burning. He took the flowers, religion or a science?" one; The educational purpose fruit and handkerchief I had Transcendental Meditation shall be to give instruction...to brought, put the flowers in some Tim Johnson was originated by Maharishi worthy persons, sincerely desi- water and sprinkled some water Ist year Arts Mahesh Yogi, the favourite rous of leading a more spiritual around...He began to chant in Being foolish is happiness. Not disciple of Swami Brahmananda life..." (James Bjornstad, The Hindu. I was told to ignore it all, studying and enjoying it (ya Saraswati ("Guru Dcv") who was Transcendental Mirage). By 1967 that it didn't concern me, and sounds interesting). Symbols of the Shankaracharya of Jyotir the movement had not attracted afterwards they would teach me happiness are a cool breeze, the Math (a Hindu monastery). many followers so after a how to "dive" and give me my first snowfall. Throwing snow- Maharishi studied at the mona- self-evaluation, the Students mantra (ienka). I didn't have balls is a great time. Being stery, learning yoga and the International Meditation Society enoughinformationat the time to natural, and honey oil and monistic world view of Shankara, (SIMS) was incorporated with a know that this was a Hindu tobacco are happiness. a ninthcentury Hindu whotaught shift toward a less spiritual public ceremony and that it was Simple pleasures and "under- the absolute unity of all being image which presented T.M. now religious. I was deceived." standing basic motives" is (that is that "All is One"). as a technique of science. Why The Hindu chant is called a happiness. (Inquiry to the intro- Maharishi's Science of Creative the change? Maharishi himself puja. It is a hymn of worship duction in philosophical con- Intelligence, (the theory behind perhaps states it best in dating from the post-Vedic era. A cepts) . T.M.) is Shanedara's monism, Meditation of Maharishi Mahesh Hindu priest has translated it to True happiness is the value of stated in semi-scientific lan- Yogi; "not in the name of read in part: "To Lord Narayana, man and not materialistic things. guage. In his book, Transcend- God-Realization can we call a Continued on page 8 ental Meditation: A Christian man to meditate in the world View, David Haddon concludes today, but in the name of LUROWLUROWLURO tr from the above that "Hindu enjoying the world better, sleep- Bonnie Murray monism or pantheism is the well at night, being wide awake Ist year Political Science underlying philosophy of the during the day." Happiness is personal satisfac- entire Today, how- The religious elements of T.M. 1Reggie's tion with everything movement". 1 you're ever, publicity for T.M. ignores persists, however, in the mantra doing. Whatever makes you this religious base and seeks to and the initiation ceremony. The g satisfied, makes you happy. The portray T.M. as a science with its mantra is the supposed key to Corner 3 more satisfied you are the more claims proven by "scientific T.M. When the advocates of happy you are. research". T.M. say it takes only the effort D O There are certainly a lot of There are indications however, to think a thought, the medita- Kerina Philip was fJC materialistic things that make that T.M. to Maharishi Mahesh tor's mantra is the thought named haison-admissions 3 you content. Having friends is Yogi is more than a "completely involved. There is a mystique y officer at Wilfrid Laurier happiness. Happiness is different natural" technique to reduce built up around this mantra and University this fall. Miss for different people. Having a stress. The Maharishi is a the initiate is exhorted never to Philip will assist Arthur O job and feeling important is religious man, by his own reveal his mantra to anyone else _l Stephen, Director of Lia- OC happiness. Happiness varies admission in the yogic tradition. as it is "personally" and > ison. A key part of her ID from place to place. There is not Yoga is a Sanskrit word meaning "uniquely" his. Representative ~ duties will be visiting high a set thing for what is happiness! "union" and "union" is the goal mantras have been translated as g schools throughout the > of T.M. The word Yogi means "ieng", "ien", "ienga", (or -j province to discuss WLU O "one who has achieved union". "ienka"), "iema", ''shirim", _j with interested students. DC The union involved here is with "Bhiring", "kirim"' and "kiring" > A graduate of WLU in 3 "pure being". In Maharishi's or similar sounding words. This q Business Administration, And me... book Transcendental Meditation; work; which is instrumental in q- Miss Philip previously > Happiness is whatever you may conceive it to be. Different Serenity Without Drugs, he letting one "dive" into deep rest attended Preston High O people experience happiness in different ways. What does describes man's problems as bis is what you pay for. _| School. 9E "happiness" mean to you? metaphysical separation from The mantra is given at the £l 13 "being" (commonly called God beginners "first meditation ses- IMOtimMOUmAA oo or Brahman). The solution to this sion after the introductory £ The Cord Weekly Thursday, November 10, 1977 4 Entertainment Harry Chapin: guaranteed good times

byLoretta Heimann Thursday night. quently he never found Chapin in 1969 for his documentary this energy on vinyl and Mr. Chapin, the master of the The concert started an hour attired in his suit. "Legendary Champions." But showcases Chapin at his best. story-song, delighted a large late, due to a delayed plane and a Chapin started on his vast the desire to sing for an audience At age 34, Chapin has finally contingentof his followers at the chauffeur who was told to look for stock of stories right away, still glowed in the embers of his found the success he so richly Phys-Ed Complex at U of W "a hippie rock star", conse- promising the audience to make souls and could never be fully deserves. He doesn't find life too this the best concert U of W has quenched. So in 1971 he returned sad himself, he just writes about seen in a long time. And that's to his first love, music. people who do. exactly what he did, playing close Oldie Goldies to 3 hours without a break. Chapin is not the only artistic All songs are referred to as His jokes were great, sounding member in his family. He and his either new story or old story as natural as if they were adlibs. 2 younger brothers Tom and songs. Though a lot of his own night At one point, be mentioned that Stephen, played together in the experience is in his songs, the -j* he had attended the Air Force mid 1960's as the Chapin songs aren't just about himself. Every Tuesday tf Academy in order to be like the Brothers on their home stomping The songs are portraits oflife and from 8:00 p.m. Red Baron. But he soon learned, grounds, Greenwich Village. he is the master painter. The to his dismay, that you spend Many a time Poppa Jim, a former pictures aren't still lifes but come out and relive 95% ofyour time learning how to drummer for the Woody Herman actual dramas. Dramas about a piece of Nostalgia at bomb, which he had learned to do and TommyDorsey bands, joined real people, the kind you run into very well in his early days as an in. at the supermarket or who live entertainer. next door; the kind you can Today, Tom is a singer-song- readily identify with. From there, he devoted him- writer who just finished a four fcSl* yj self to the art of film-making for day stint at the Riverboat in "We Grew Up a Little Bit", WATERLOO about 6 years, and became quite Toronto and has often joined from his new LP, is a great JQ good. Good enough, in fact, to Chapin in concerts. Stephen is example. It is about a couple who earn himself an Oscar nomination also extremely versatile — he is are caught up in suburbanism, Harry's arranger, tours with him and itsslowlystiflingthem.Chapin as keyboard player, is an also did such classics as Cat's In excellent singer-songwriter in his the Cradle, and Mr. Tanner. own right plus he produced Chapin is renowned for getting Chapin's newest L.P., "Dance his audience involved in his Band on the Titanic." concerts. He had the majority singing for "30,000 Lbs. of "Dance Band on the Titanic" Bananas" and by the time his will be a delight to all Chapin encore of "All My Life's A fans. Believe it or not, the band Circle" rolled around, he had actually WAS playing as the everyone up, clapping and Titanic went down. The title song singing. was Chapin's second song of the Chapin spends half his time evening and from there, things performing at benefitconcerts for could only go up. And they did. his numerous charities, of which the World Hunger Fund is only Although the acoustics left a one. He has just finished lot to be desired, Chapin teaching a two week course on managed to rise above his writing songs which he hopes to surroundings and strummed and turn into a book. sang his way into our hearts. Chapin possesses a rare stage As long as Chapin keeps telling presence and exudes an energy his super stories in song, we're that only live performances can all happy. You're not getting bring out. His last L.P., Greatest older Mr. Chapin, you're getting Stories Live, managed to capture better.

Upcoming concerts I Toronto Styx Nov. 17 Gardens 8:00 $7.70 Good Brothers Nov. 18 Massey 8:30 $4,5,6 Queen Nov. 21 Gardens 7:00 $8,9 Gino Vanelli Nov. 24 Concert Bowl 8:00 $7 Weather Report Nov. 27 Convocation 6:30,9:30 $7 Aerosmith Dec. 10 Gardens 8:00 $7,8 There'll neverbe KW Area anotherVicePresident Styx Nov. 19 Auditorium 8:00 $7 likeRichard. Never. Today, with competition so Employment Search Program The President made that rough and stakes so high, even promise to himself last the most generous company Thursday afternoon, after can't be patient for long with Richard blew an important an employee whose effective- Tape 1 -The Job Search (one hour) new-business presentation. ness ends at noon. Tape 2 -The Resume (30 minutes) Richard isn't incompetent. If you're a friend, do Tape 3 -Where are Those Jobs Anyway? The villain is his lunches, or Richard a favour by reminding (30 minutes) rather the too-many drinks he him of the good sense of Tape 4 -The Interview (one hour) often has at lunch. Come moderation, afternoon, he's just not as You can bet the man Tapes are shown sharp as he was in the eyeing his job won't help at any time on request. morning. him. Richard is playing dice with his health. His old- Career Services fashioned business style is <" 7*V Lower Floor, Student also sabotaging his career. ' Services Centre V . > Thursday, November 10, 1977 The Cord Weekly 5 to be November 12 November 11 November 15 dance of India in a dance—lec- November 18 — "Cruel Tears," a country -K-W Kennel Club Dog Show "Mother Courage and Her ture demonstration sponsored by — WLU Opera Workshop will opera by Ken Mitchell and will be on today and tomorrow at Children"— the great classic UW Dance Dept. $1 at the door of perform excerpts from operas Humphrey...and the Dumptrucks the Auditorium. drama by Bertolt Brecht will be as the Marriage Figaro the Theatre Auditorium. such of will be presented tonight and presented by the UW Drama and Norma at 8 p.m. in the tomorrow night at the Theatre of November 14 Group tonight thru to Saturday Theatre Auditorium, WLU. Tic- the Arts, U of W. Admission is "Great Personalities in Cana- night. It will be presented in the November 17 kets $4, students $2. $6, $4 for students and seniors. dian— History" continues at 12 Humanities Theatre, U of W. — Book Review Luncheons — Jr. A Rangers vs. Toronto at — Jr. Rangers vs Kingston at the noon today. Dr. JohnEnglish will Students and seniors $2. continue at 12 noon .with special the Auditorium at 8 p.m. Auditorium at 8 p.m. speak on "Oscar Douglas Skelton guest speaker Dr. Mary Kay Eminence Gris?" To be held November 16 Lane, associate professor of November 19 at— Kitchener Public Library. — Menaka Thakkar, famous East Psychology at WLU. To be at Styx Rock concert at the Indian dancer presents classical Kitchener Public Library. Auditorium.— Radio Laurier Program Schedule November 11th to November 17th, 1977 Friday Tuesday B—lo pm AndrewThomson 10—12 am 8—10 am Bruce Westlake Breck Hertzberger B—lo am Steve Bang 12—2 am David Westlake 10-12 pm MarkFilo 10-12pm * Chris Killey 12—2 pm Dave Bolton 12—2 pm Christina Gulewitsch 2—4 pm FrankTheriault 2—4 pm The Chuck & Paddy ***jazz 4—6 pm Loretta Heimann Wagonne Show 6—B pm Greg McKeown 4—6 pm Steve Goettler B—lopm Sue Leaver 6—B pm Chris Ulmanis Billboard Top L.P.'s 10-12am Rick Weiss B—lo pm , Chrisßushforth 12—2am Steve Griffin 10—12amMike Constable & Rick 1. Rumours —Fleetwood Mac &Jim Maclean Elliott 2. Simple Dreams—Linda Ron- -12—:2am John Honsberger stadt Saturday 3. Aja—Steely Dan 4-6 pm Rob Laurie Wednesday 4. Foreigner— Foreigner 8-10 pm MarkPytlik B—lo am Bill Demers 5. Love You Live —Rolling 10—12am Bruce Westlake 10—12pm • Phil Fowler Stones 12—2 am Luke Charbonneau 12—2pm Stan Switalski 6. Anytime, Anywhere —Rita 2—4 pm Neal Cutcher Coolidge 4—6 pm Ken Hines 7. Chicago Xl— Chicago Sunday 6—B pm Steve Denvir*** 8. Shaun Cassidy pRICEtESS WITHIN — Shaun Cas- REASON 12—4 pm European Imports B—lo pm Peter McHugh*** sidy Special—Kurt 10—12am Paul Kelly 9. Elvis in Concert Elvis Pres- Precious diamonds... do not have to cost a Ditner — 4—9pm 12—2 am Dave Orsini fortune. We can help you lo select a fine diamond Stan Switalski ley 8— 10pm Murphy 10. Songs Someone Barry that you can afford. Regardless of Matt for — 10-12am Thursday your financial status, we can offer a superb MelCooly White 12—2 am B—lo am 11. Foghat Live diamond that .will thrill you and David Westlake Kirn Bradshaw —Foghat 12. Full Rose Royce you . 10—12pm Pat Shanahan In Bloom — never leave flat. .. . Monday 12—2pm Frank Erschen 13. I Robot—Alan Parsons Pro- B—lo am Carla Biancucci 2—4 pm Melissa Dolbeer & Scott ject 10—12pm Dave Ross Flicks 14. Too Hot To Handle -Heat- 12-2 pm 4—6 pm Robert Evans wave 2—4pm Don Bourgois 6—B pm Meacheal Vuylsteke 15. Moody Blue— Elvis Presley 4—6pm Russell Kastner 30 KING ST. W. 6—B pm MichaelRennie KITCHENER I B—lo pm Damon Bennett Where are the Children? 2r 10-12am Steve Sims V 12— 2am Greg Irvine by Mary Higgins Clark by Carol Ness Nancy Kierncen (or so she outside to play had disappeared, called herself) had fled across the and the only trace left behind was United States to New England a tattered red mitten. from California in search of peace The investigation went accord- of mind. She dyed her hair, ing to police procedure to begin trying to change her image so with but when the truth about that no one would associate her Nancy's earlier life became FottuE with the picture and story that known, they took a definite twist. had been front page news all How could a mother be accused through the trial. That was now of killing her own flesh and seven years ago and in the past, blood? Nancy saw the accusation or so she thought, until every- in everyone's eyes. How could MATEUS. thing in her new world collapsed. she prove to them that she was It was her birthday, a day she innocent? Yet the question still didn't want to remember or remained—where are the child- celebrate because it was on that ren? day so many years ago that her The suspense of this novel is first two children had disappear- something which will carry you ed. She now had a new family, an through to the very end with the understanding husband and two all-important question of the beautiful children. And then the children's whereabouts. x Mary nightmare began—so much more Higgins Clark has done an terrifying * because of earlier excellent job in conveying setting events. The two children whom and character, especially that of Nancy had innocently sent the unknown person.

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Weightwatchers, Dieters, this is or green) your salad. Absolutely, no Drink an 8 ounce glass of water wash, so, while the pan is still for you.. .everyone, at one time or A few mushrooms (optional) or calories.. before you eat. Voila, you're not very hot and on the stove, pour a another must watch or control green pepper (optional) 1 packet of Sweet and low or as hungry anymore. cup of water in it. It will bubble their weight. With Xmas coming one half cup tomato juice (or V-8) sugar substitute and one half cup Hate to exercise? Buy yourself up immediately and you can use up, and everyone wanting to look Salt and pepper, curry powder, of vinegar (white or brown) stir a skipping rope and skip for a few the egg lifter to scrape off the their best, this is one of those onion and garlic salts. well, and use as a dressing. Its minutes instead. It will take you excess. Then put it in the sink times. Along with dieting, its delicious and will satisfy your back a few years and it will be with water and a bit of soap and it veryoften a matterof preparation Wash chicken, place in tin foil sweet tooth as well. most beneficial. will be much easier to clean. as well. All too often we just can't and toss in the rest of the If you are using liquid artificial Try to eat 3 small meals a day If you don't always hear your be bothered preparing something ingredients. Wrap up and place sweetener, use as many drops as instead of one. The body gets to alarm clock and its imperative "special", it always seems to on pie plate or old pizza tin foil it takes to taste good to you. know that its going to be fed and that you wake up that morning, take more time and effort. It's plate and bake in oven at 400 won't store up fat as readily to place your alarm clock in a pie always easier just to make a degrees F>for 30—40 minutes or Dieter's Helpful Hints tide you over until thatnext meal. plate with a few spoons beside it, sandwich or something. The until the chicken is cooked. For water retension, nature When dieting, take a vitamin believe me, you'll wake up. recipes this week are super easy Try some variations with has provided us with an capsule (any one with a drug and can mostly be done in one flavours you enjoy, then go and excellent, safe, pretty sure way of store brand name instead of one Looking around the campus I step. Try them, you'll like sit down till its done. If there's helping out. Before each meal, 1 ofthe famous ones) each morning have noticed that not everyone them... any left over, you can freeze it in tablespoon (TBSP) of CIDER to ensure that you're getting all has to watch their weight. Here's the tin foil and reheat at 350 VINEGAR (please only cider will the vitamins you need. something for you skinnies who Steamed Chicken degrees F another time. work) in one half glass of water. Keep a jugof lemonade in the can eat anything and never gain Ingredients: Scrunch up your nose and drink it fridge made from concentrated an ounce. The rest of us can stop Tin Foil Another Dressing down, it will do wonders soon. lemon juice (any supermarket has reading right here. As much chicken as you want If you're really pushing the You don't have to take a pill this) and some artificial sweeten- 1 handful chopped celery diet routine and are reduced to anymore. er in it. The Bear Hug 1 handful chopped onion (white eatingrabbit food, try this one on Hungry, hungry, hungry??? If you must drink alcohol, mix In blender container, place it with diet pop. 2 scoops Coconut Ice Cream 1 scoop Chocolate Fudge Ice I PAPERBACKS? I Household hints Cream '&% "] tfHBSSHft An interesting and different 1 Tbsp Rum ■ X Pregnant? There ,s on'y one KiSUUl2i^im9 way to wrap Xmas presents is to 1 Tbsp Creme dc cocoa H V| o specialist... ■MdlTl use newspaper and white ribbon Cover, blend on high just until BSfeJ? Distress?* PAPERBACK (if you can find black ribbon it's smooth. Pour into 2 pretty fPHflirffl good looking too. This is also an glassesrtop with one half tsp Don't Know PARADE mUSmmM excellent way to re-cycle news- toasted flaked coconut. Makes T^e stuclent s heaven ftg^^^n^^w^^nfij paper and shows a little thought two servings. \A/hat tO Do and originality. OOPS! Too late, I saw it.... call 579-3990 32 queen st s, jKjfl Frying pans are a real drag to Friends and Professionals KITCHENER EJujlS (next Walper Hotel) ( \ «»**.. J | |jff I fflf'ff H'ffli CAREERS IN Laurier Chaplains R BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Wilfrid ft^ARI Association presents Back to school. Exams. Christmas. More classes, more KING & UNIVERSITY* exams and graduation. And next... How Should We Then Live? ij open^d^aweek Right now you are probably thinking about the past several years and what you have to look forward to after graduation. by Francis Schaeffer „'„ „ Sun-Thurs. 10am-2am While you're at it, consider the personal growth and satisfac- A ten episode film series portraying Fri-Sat. ioam-3am tions you could experience at Procter & Gamble — a leader in super Subs are super! the consumer products industry. We regard training and the rise and decline of Western development as our most basic responsibility because we thought and CUltlire... promote strictly from within Procter & Gamble. We know of no Assorted Cold Cuts $1.40 way to train people to become managers other than to have . Ham $1.40 them learn by doing, Episode 5: Salomi $1.40 sP icedLoaf $140 Economics, history, psychology our managers include THE REVOLUTIONARY AGE diverse backgrounds. 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Additional information is also Waterloo Lutheran Seminary available in the library file in the placement office. Invites You to the Plan to be at our pre-recruiting session — no appointment 1977-78Lutheran Life Lectures necessary, drop in any time. Marketing November 17 Friday, November 18,1977 9:30 a.m. Faculty Lounge— WLU Athletic Complex Presentation: 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Informal Discussions (with Food & Refreshment) 6:00 corner of King Street & University Avenue, Waterloo, Ontario. p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Students planning to attend must sign list outside Lecturer: Dr. Krister Stendahl, 5.0.8.E. Office due to limited seating. Dean of Harvard Divinity School, Finance — November 22 Cambridge, Massachusetts. Room 3-309 Central Teaching Building Lectures: 9:30 a.m. Informal Discussions 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Paul Among Jews and Gentiles (Part I) 1:30 p.m. Paul Among Jews and Gentiles (Part II)

The Lutheran Life Lectures are made possible by a fraternal grant from the members of Lutheran Life Insurance Society of Canada. Thursday, November 10, 1977 The Cord Weekly 7 Disc: Soul to jazz to folk and a British import by Matt Murphy do-shoo-wop single) and "the Brand X: Livestock of studio musicians formed this Beck. It does this while staying Hall & Oates: Girl Who Used To Be" are band for no commercial purposes within a traditional high-hat, Beauty on a Backstreet summed up in a cycliar solution The latest trend in popular but just for a musical release bass, keyboard background. It in the song "Love Hurts, Love music (ie. in order to be a which they could not do within provides interesting, if not Daryl Hall and John Oates Heals" (but it's the only thing). sophisticate even past that of their own set-up musical careers. almost entertaining listening. have seemed to be very unique in The connection between this the Beatles) is to listen to modern This is a live album, the mass The best cut of the album and their past efforts in that they and the last album is found in the jazz. Brand X is one form of jazz of which was. recorded at the the most finely structured is have been able to produce the cut "Bigger Than Both of Us". It which the serious "jazz listener" Hammersmith-Odeon in London. called "The Euthanasia Waltz". perfect "white soul", suitable for is more a musical connection than might be interested in, but it is The production is at best, putrid. It creates an atmosphere not far all tastes. Their finest album lyrical (hard to imagine when one too much for anyone else, no Some highs just die and at times, from when Santana was not being "Abandoned Luncheon- realizes that Hall & Oates once matter what their friends might instruments are difficult to interested in commercial endea- ette"; many qualities remain released a heavy metal album). think of them. separate; but some good music is vours. The song contains some from thatalbum and this album is A super strong band is evident The band consists of John found. good guitar work. headed in a new direction, here. Live, Hall & Oates are even Goodsall on drums, Percy Jones The opening cut, "Nightmare The second side is less started bythe ''Bigger Than Both more devestating than on album; on bass, Robin Lumley on Patrol", has a lead synthesizer interesting with guitar lines of Us" album. They are much especially led by the vocals and keyboards, Morris Pert on drums sounding like some of Jan running up and down the neck at more rock 'n roll, electire guitar presence of Daryl Hall. The and percussion and leader Phil Hammers's works with a back- extreme speeds and repetitious oriented as compared to when production of the album doesn't Collins, drummer and leader- ground synthesizer sounding synthesizer: both of these pre- they relied on tighter harmonies live up to the quality of the band spokesman of the English pro- more like Genesis. Most of the sented pretty aimlessly. and strong acoustic arrange- though. gressive rock band Genesis. music is complex without de- If you consider yourself a ments. Their new style is quite Overall this is a classy album, Collins presence is heavily felt manding a great deal of modern jazzer, go get 'er; interesting, still maintaining this and certainly Hall & Oates' own with the bands complex and hard concentration but in the wrong otherwise...snore. "soul" overtone. way to rack; sometimes predict- driving rhythm. atmosphere (ie. intimate) it Lyrically, this album seems to able but always well done and The music is totally instru- grinds on ones nerves. Chris Dc Burgh: At the concentrate on the questions and classy. This album is a good buy mental. If one put a label on it, The second cut is more based End of a Perfect Day faults of love. Songs such as (as it is this week's Bookstore you could call it "Spacey Jazz". on guitar and percussion. It starts ''Don't Change (My Life)", "The special) and will most certainly It relies on a good deal on mellow, possibly reminiscent of Chris Dc Burgh has given Emptiness", "Why Do Lovers outclass Boz Scaggs this year for improvisation arid instrumental early Benson recordings and himself the label of the "roman- Break Each Other's Heart" (the best "white soul" album. know-how. Collins and this group builds to a flamier state more like tic love ballad singer" or the 4MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM "French chanteur". At this he is brilliant; overall, with a couple of flaws he does just that and creates a really beautiful atmo- sphere. jl The harmonies are lush and li|lf|k Need -| the production nicely simple, possibly close to "Tea for the Good Quality "**# Motor Hotel Tillerman" in that he is the || ; intellectualromanticist and not in Stewart's case, the intellectual 871 VICTORIA ST. N. - 744-3511*** intellectual. || Hair Care? The first three songs, "Broken THIS WEEK IN THE Wings", "Round and Around", and "I Will", capture the CROWN ROOM listeners attention, then rudely disturbed by the basic filler, Cometo i ''DrummerRain. The firstthree love-lost, love-gained songs have SHOOTER the listener sunk back into his/her easy chair until this j Cut'N Place insane song about England J STARTING MONDAY comes rupturing through the speakers. You are just calmed Waterloo TRUE REFLECTION down with the historically reflective "Discovery" when a Coming Soon similar, unfitting diddy called "Brazil" does the same thing. It ca McLEAN AND McLEAN seems that Dc Burgh is trying to | | SPECTACLE, BOUNTY orient the record-buyer with his 885-5020 he was in heritage; born South " We have four licensed lounges. And America and raised in Wales. In 380 King St. N.Waterloo i| this way, he forgets he isn't remember every Tuesday night is amateur playing only for himself; the || (In the H.K. Tile Building) night. listener isn't interested in his || past, but in the atmosphere he is trying to create: his product. "In a Country Churchyard"and "If You Really Love Her, Let Her Go" are other tunes most notable, the later being a speech Every Mon. nite to a set of parents (pick a set). Other than the two rude interruptions, this would have IC©f©ffi€t been a perfect album, but the end result is indeed interesting. You should have heard those Bluegrass Talent& Fun Nite harmonies | "A lost mine on The Cariboo Trail" _ || When we sang nowhere man The Nite consists of: and let it be fun Yes, it's been a perfect day. 1. Great Bluegrass Pickin Wings of Love EpKrD (3 \\>fl featuring GRASSROOTS by Nova priZes 2. Amateur Talent Contest [British Import] II cS by Kurt Ditner Ist Prize $125.00 pri* "Wings ofLove" was produc- Recent hit singles: 2nd Prize $50.00 l« "Masquerade" sts ed by Narada Michael Walden, H »»■ c°nt ■Br' jpfek "You, Me and Mexico" 3rd Prize $25.00 this album should get them 9 "Freedom For The contests rolling into the big times. They provide a program of music that will be given to all wishing to is well-drilled, constantly stimul- exhibit their wanting talents ating the brain as well as the Mason emotions. The band seems to M Dutch Blues Band J | have pared down the heroic 0* intensities of their last LP. But lan Thomas, Bond, Crowbar, 3. Fun Happening a*» they have become such a tight, Detroit Wheels Mitch Rider and the A. Wet T-shirt Contest professional unit that they no Remember: OUR DISCO PROVIDES CONTINUOUS J vprizes longer need to justify their MUSIC THOUGHOUT THE NIGHT. B. Dance Contest contests existence as being another black Every Tuesday Nite: AMATEUR STRIP CONTEST pN| C. Dancers funkster group. The song "Last Every Wednesday University Erotic Nite is Nite and free j-wl contests n~.- Silence" perhaps stands out is gained just by showing your I.P. card.gp apart from the rest of the album, 4. Disco Dancing to El Baba's Top 40 being of a lighter texture. This group is coming down with itrhanQfHOTELT^J7Ad 7 something utterly all their own, jRI Bridge Street jW GRAND HOTEL especially in the led song - m Bridge Street 744-6367 flute -^ Kitchener - "Inner Song". Thursday, November 10, 1977 The Cord Weekly 8

POET'S CORNER Why doesn't anyone tell you there's a difference between making love and by B. Hughes being in love? There rumblings from the gut "come closer Is No Poem! bubble bubble bubble i wish to know you roar! roar! roar! there is no poem! surging and i feel in me dead or alive up flesh-bone-conduit-pipe the gypsy blood or yet to be born "our spine" you Spanish woman that tells it like "it is" goes the nerve juice you know all about me, don't and signals to the brain you? poems! dot-dot-diddy-diddy-dash-dash- those honest lies dash i give myself to Spanish eyes we think they tell the truth dot-dot-diddy-diddy-dash-dash- and hidden smiles dash from the corner of your mouth poems are people! the micro-mini lightning flash we enough about and know voila! holy smokes! people golly gee! to know there is no poem and Thanks to all... every little nerve knows v>v Do you remember.. dead or alive giggles delight This week, much gratitude is 'Htefe.ii yet and """••*• o or to be conceived expressed to those who came up that tells it like "it is" thank god, for coffee to type. Jadzia Jagiellowicz, Loretta Heimann, Rob Thorpe, none at all! carol adams, Don Stewart, Herb Spanish eyes Morrel, Brian Harrison, and a 'cept for this one. special thanks to Ronalee a market square Kennedy, who came in both in a village in the hills nights. I don't know what I'd do coffee that girl, that woman without you! (my typing is down they go her Spanish eyes terrible!) thanks to Radio Laurier the black bubbles those whispers in the language of for playing our requests, and to eruptions from your stomach the eye the 'be kind to carol and Lorraine' committee for throwing these two girls out the window on their birthday. Hope to see you all next week! r. | Christmas Flights"!V to Vancouver } and Halifax! f TNEATRE-90 KING fT J Toronto/Vancover "" M^^^J | /Toronto • Dec. 20 | — Jan. 3 and Dec. * 21—Jan. 5...5199. I | Toronto/Halifax/ I * Toronto • Dec. 19 | — Jan. 3...5125. ) Contact Canadian j - ' Universities Travel | PSB's best buy! These I I Service 44 St. George sound as good as the $500.00 j4 II | Street, Toronto imports. Audition them at: I (416) 979-2604 or* I you? ■ | CC AUD,0 > SUITE 305 I 173Lisgar St. I Ottawa 232KING ST. N. WATERLOo| I MM-Y (613) 238-8222 j CC L • \|M Page Continued from 3 IIIPiOJJ Brahma creator, to lotus-bom the to Vashishta, to Shakti and his son Parashar...offering a seat to the lotus feet of Shri Guru Dcv, I bow down? Offering an ablution to the lotus feet of Shri Guru Dcv, W.L.L. I bow down." Later on in the puja, the translation goes... "Guru in the glory of Brahma, Special Guru in the glory ofVishnu, Guru Crad in the glory of the great Lord Shiva, Guru in the glory of the personified transcendental ful- 1-Bxlo 2-5x7 ness of Brahman, to him, to Shri Guru Dcv, I bow down..." Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are including sitting gods of the Hindu trinity and what is bowing down if not religious? for only $23.50 Were they informed in advance of the content and significance of this ceremony, many Jews and ready time for Christians might refuse to in participate in view of the second commandment' s condemnation Christmas of idolatrous forms of worship (Exodus 20:4-6). Human beings have free will. If one wants to share in Hindu religious teaching and pay to participate in a meditation technique which operates in a monistic world view that is his choice. For a movement such as 259 King St. W. Kitchener T.M. however, to so obviously hide its religious nature from the 745-8637 public denies the individual the offer expires December 1,1977 right to make an intelligent decision based on all the facts. Thursday, 10, November 1977 The Cord Weekly 9 Two French plays at U of W are hits by Barry Glebe and Lush century. All of the movements do not get along and are never wife. She complains of his Much of the dialogue is lost The "Theatre Populaire dv are carefully choreographed parti- seen together. In gratitude for his drinking habit and how he however if one is not fluent in Quebec" whimsically made it's cularly in the slapstick comedy attempt to cure his daughter, the doesn't support his family. In french. The play is warm and way into the hearts of many routines. father decides to patch up the return, Sganerelleretorts several amusing as the actors come french speaking theatre goers at The plot for Le Medecin Volant quarrel. Now Sganarelle must fly sarcasms to his wife. This scene across very well withtheir superb the U ofW Humanities theatre on is quite basic. Lucile, a rich, from one role to the other, (thus is particularly funny and the acting. When the props are November the first. young girl, wishes to marry the flying doctor, Le Medecin quick choregoraphy prevails. changed, musical interludes are The two plays, "Le Medecin Valere, a poor boy, but her father Volant). Pierre Theriault remark- The plot is the same girl in the played by one of the performers, Volant" and "LeMedecin Malgre refuses to condone the union ably displays his versatility in same situation. She wishes to which gives the play a flowing Lvi" by Moliere were given very because of the boy's lack of this difficult role. marry a poor boy and her father affect. The troupe seemed interesting interpretations. To wealth. Valere is expecting an Sganarelle's falsehood is does not give his consent. The pleased to perform for an Ontario begin with, the dialogue was inheritance but it hasn't yet come eventually discovered, but things only difference in this play is that audience but they were unmis- spoken in Quebecois unlike the through, so Lucile pertends to be turn out well because Vale"re's the names have been changed. takabley separatistand they were traditional , parisian format in sick, stalling for time to avoid the inheritancepulls through in time; Apparently the girl is mute and proud to show it. At the end of which it was written. This made set wedding. Her father however Everybody is happy because now her relatives seek out the doctor. the play, one of the actors cried, the dialogue easy to understand is not prepared to give out his Lucille can marry the man she Although the plot seems repeti- "Vive le referendum". This for the quebecois in the audience, condolances freely. Sganarelle, le wants and he is also wealthy. tive it doesn't promote boredom small bit of propaganda did not but particularly difficult for the medecin is actually not a doctor. Le Medecin Malgre Lvi is very because the action always chan- seem to affect the crowd as they students of french, who learn the He has the power of words (he similar to the other play in that ges and there are different continued to clap. C'etait une proper parisian. The setting and makes a few of them up himself) the setting is the same and the sub-plots. piece magnifique et c'est dom- the props were the same in both for he continually fools everyone characters resemble those of "Le To get enjoyment out of the mage pur ceux gui ne Tont pas plays because the plots were into believing that he is a real Medecin Volant". The scene play, it is necessary to under- vue. quite similar. A background of a doctor. He is a con-artist in the begins with a humorous argu- stand a bit of french; in that way, forest was painted on curtains, true sense of the word. The man ment between Sganarelle and his one can follow the general plot. and theprimary movements were is a fast moving, fast talking made on a raised platform. fraud, who has a love for money Beside the platform was an and will stop at nothing to get it. authentic looking stagecoach or a When in his role of Le Medecin, TEE VEE and MEE medicine man wagon. he wears a wizard's outfit, by ChrisLiedtke or more minutes as a "break." gathered on a hilltop in Italy; the Le Medecin Volantbegins with pointed hat and black robe. At North'American television is Granted, commercials also nostalgic long-distance Bell tele- all of the characters in the scene. one point, Lucile's father sees notorious for its many commer- have their disadvantages, parti- phone commercial, and the old They introduce themselves by Sganarelle without his doctor cials and "station breaks". Gone cularly if you insist on watching Molson's Golden commercials. singing and dancing; covering all disguise. Sganarelle, being the are the days when a single them. Some commercials are Unfortunately, this week's areas of the stage. Their garb-is fast talker that he is, tells the old company would sponsor a parti- what I would term a "conspira- programming picks are pretty quite elaborate and realistic as man that he is the twin brother of cular program without commer- cy" against women, and an insult poor. You may justhave to settle they portray people in the 17th the doctor. He also says that they cial interruptions. to anyone's intelligence. I abso- for the commercials. It's obvious that commercials lutely despise the detergent Tonight, on channel 79 at 8 are an integral element in commercials for portraying all p.m. the Monty Python troop television. Companies pay out housewives as "dumb broads". laughs it up in "And now for vast sums of money to create It's actually ludicrous to see a Something Completely Differ- catchy advertisements, and to man in a business suit telling ent." . sponsor popular programs. The women howto do their wash, and At 8:30 on channels 9 and 13, aime of the network, then, is to the women meeklyadmitting that "Dean Martin roasts Dan Hag- come up with programs for which brand X is better than the brand gerty" with guests Rich Little, We'd like sponsors will buy commercial they have been using for years. Orson Welles, Foster Brooks, time. Is it possible that the Now I ask you, who LIKES to do Abe Vigoda, Harry Morgan, and programs we watch are practi- laundry, and who on earth would a host of others. cally chosen by the admen? rave about detergent?? On Friday night at 11:30 on to see Obviously a series which, in the Another irritating type of channel 7, Frank Sinatra plays a first few weeks, doesn't attract commercial is the testimonial. toughprivate eye, Tony Rome, in large segments of the viewing Each one of these looks as if it "Lady in Cement", a 1968 audience, will not be popular were set up or rehearsed. You mystery. Raquel Welch also with sponsors, and might be can almost see the scriptwriter stars. on standing the person But Friday night's best bet is the smjje cancelled. behind In Europe, there are few who's griving "his personal probably "The Bridge on the commercials because the busi- opinion" about the project. River Kwai, the 1957 classis ness companies and the viewer The best commercials are the which won seven Oscars. It's race. subsidize television. My Euro- ones with the catchy jingles. I about British POW's forced to your pean relatives always find it suppose we can thank Barry build a jungle railroad Bridge in intriguing that we are constantly Manilow for some of the better WWII Burma. An excellent cast being interrrupted while watch- ones. (Listen to his Very Strange including Willian Holden and '— "^ ing TV. They swear it is irritating Medley on Barry Manilow Live). Alec Guinness. It starts at 11:45 and ask, "How can you tolerate Coke, Pepsi, and Dr. Pepper on channel 10. all those interruptions?" Well, it commercials are always enjoy- At midnight on channel 11 the all depends what you are used to. able because of the "Joie dc "Emperor of the North" will be Personally, I think commercials Vivre" they display. As well, shown again, starringLee Marvic are useful at times: you can wash preview commercials for upcom- and Earnest Borgnine. Not a the dishes, do bits and pieces of ing programs are good, because pleasant movie. homework, even wash your hair they show you all of the best On channel 13, also at during some commerical breaks. scenes in a few seconds. midnight, Jan-Michael Vincent I would venture to guess that Imaginative commercials are and Kay Lenz star in "WhiteLine CBS strings up the most rare, but some remain fond Fever", a movie avout a young commercials at any one time, memories: the Coke commercial truckerbattling corruption on the sometimes giving you a full three of kids of every nationality road. Best Movie Bets I Never Promised Star Wars You a Rose Garden Why Shoot the Teacher This is still the most entertain- Superb performances by the Definitely one of the better ing and enjoyable movie in town, leads in this movie make it a quality films this year and $ this lavish $15 million science "must see" movie and will definitely the bext Canadian film fiction fantasy has something for probably net the two actresses this year. An excellent script, !4 Chicken dinner- 2- everyone, from love to comedy. academy award nonimations. It superb performances by all make Go see it once, or twice, or three has been dubbed a female this one of the best movies to $ times... cuckoo's nest but holds its own come to this area in a long time. !4 Take-out l- . well. See it.

Cooky Crumz by Matt andLoretta —Alice Cooper has recently —Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" seen with cutie Rod Stewart (so admitted himself to a sanitorium has surpassed "Frampton Comes who cares I'm sure both are so he could dry out and curb his Alive" in sales (Ho Hum...) seeing David—Bowie on the side). alcoholism. He has been drinking —Jackson Browne will soon — Cher and Greg Allmand will be a case of "Bud every day for the release a new live album entitled leaving for Europe shortly for last umpteen years. "Running on Empty", recorded their first concert tour together. —Bob Marley seems to have in hotel rooms, buses, and even —Elton John has declared that WeberStreet,North. survived his recent gun shot live. he will do no more concerts, he 267 wound and soccer -foot accident. — Steve Hackett has friendily left claims forever, but probably just He will move to Africa and begin Genesis. for a year or so. a tour of North America next —Randy Meisner has unfriendily —David Bowie's U.S. tour will year. left the Eagles to be replaced by start in February. —Beach Boys (too bad) will stay Poco bassist Tim Schmit —Diana Ross will play Dorothy in together despite recent friction in Beautiful Stevie Nicks of the film version of the Wizzard of the band. Fleetwood— Mac has recently been Oz. Thursday, November 10, 1977 The Cord Weekly 10

MustangsSPORTS Hawks 22 < 17

Switalski by pic The Nelson (17) to Reid (32) connection was severely reduced as both players played the division final withpainful injuries. Jim Reid still managed to rush for 93 yards. HAWKS' COMEBACK BID FAILS Too little, too late was the story braced going into the game. iar home playing field to then- Western continued their scor- touches to bring the score to for the Hawks in last Saturday's Laurier's Paul Nelson was loaded advantage by scoring on their ing pressure for the remainder of 21—11 at the end of the third Western division final in London. with tape, supporting those first series of downs in the the half. A bad snap led to a quarter. Laurier, at one time in the third knees and shoulders. Western's opening quarter. Quarterback short punt from our goaline and In the final frame Western quarter trailed Western by a Jamie Bone, still recovering from Jamie Bone used the passing Western brought it in deep to the socred their final single point on 21— 7 margin and the substantial a late season knee injury, sported attack immediately which kept Hawks 13yard line. However the a trapped end zone punt. Les lead proved to be too much to a specially designed brace, flown the defence unsettled for the defensive line put tremendous Protopapas took over the reigns handle. A late fourth quarter in specifically for this game from opening moments of the game. pressure on Bone, forcing him to as quarterback and immediately desperation attempt to overcome New York. He finalized the first drive by throw a stray pass that was executed a successful scoring what was then just a five point Saturday's loss ended Laur- hitting paydirt with a 10 yard picked off by defensive back, Jim drive that put us within five deficit failed when the Mustangs ier's football season with a touchdown pass to receiver, Walt O'Keefe. The line, intact, played points of the Mustangs. The defence stopped us at their 30 6—2—l record. There were some Payerl. as it has all season long actual scoring play resulted from yard line with no time remaining. gratifying highlights throughout Laurier did manage to tie the consistent and tough. Conse-— a neat quarterback-keep play, The glaring weakness plaguing though. The single Western loss early Western lead, with just a quently, the Mustangs were held directly up the middle from 10 the Hawks, was their anemic this season resulted from their shade under two minutes remain- for a net rushing gain of only 28 yards out. The Hawks then scoring attack. Offensive back- game against the Hawks. Laur- ing when Paul Nelson rolled out yards on the day. attempted to move within poten- bone of the team, Jim Reid, ier's playoff opener in which they of the pocket to the outside and Trouble continued on the next tial field goal scoring range on sustained a painful "hip pointer" eliminated Toronto in their own cut through the Western second- series when Western moved in to what turned out to be an ill-fated early in the game and was forced Varsity Stadium was another ary to register the Hawks first partially block Laurier's punt. two point conversion bid. to sit out until the second half. outstanding victory. Of course amjor. Gerry Guyles then kicked The Mustangs again held excel- The notable factor in the last Without the talented fullback in the overwhelming team effort the convert to make the score lent field position in the Hawks four minutes was the strong play the lineup, the Golden Hawks that aided Jim Reid's phenomen- 7-7. side of half. After two unsucces- of both defenses. The Hawks scoring threat was virtually al running success was an Second quarter action began sful plays, a wide field goal gained final possession ofthe ball eliminated. However, Western unforgettable Hawk highlight as without Jim Reid in his custom- attempt was trapped in the end on their own 52 yard line and during this time thrived on the well. There was certainly no ary postition. "QB" Paul Nelson zone, making the score 15—7. could only move the ball to the passing success of Jamie Bone shame in losing to Western in the was forced to pass more than Western finalized the halftime Mustangs' 30 yard line before and built up a comfortable 18—7 division championship. The Mus- usual in a vain attempt to score minutes later on a 40 yard time had run out, ending the lead. tangs are a great team and the compensate for Jim's loss. field-goal completion. game. Both teams were suffering at Hawks displayed "pure class" by Unfortunately the usual "sting" The Mustangs started the The Golden Hawks may have different spots and coaches were giving everything they, had to the that has penetrated many a line second half of the game in much lost this particular gamebut their hopeful their players could very last play of the game. in the past was lacking as well. the same manner as the first. On spirited team effort and classy withstand the added physical Western now advances to the Such was not the case with their first set of downs they showing over the season has -torment of this do or die Forest City Bowl in London this Western's Bone as he relied on moved the ball in close enough to established them as a team of situation. It was a battle of upcoming Saturday against the his passing arm as his bread 'n enable Paul Ford the opportunity winners. wonded knees, pulled muscles, Calgary Dinosaurs. The eventual butter play. The Mustangs to boot his second field goal of and stretched ligaments that winner will meet the winner of moved in from when his second the afternoon, which widened the I would like to extend a resulted from the brutal Western the Acadia Axemen Queen's of two consecutive long bombs margin to 21 —7. However personal thanks to Assistant division schedule. Key personnel Golden Gael matchup— for the was completed to Labett for the Laurier exhibited new life when Coach Rick Newbrough who was off of each respective club were prestigious Canadian College lead. On the day Bone Reid came off the bench to always more than willing to talk hampered by painful injuries. Bowl Championship. completed 12 of 25 attempts for a resume play. The Hawks capital- about the games and help me The quarterbacks were amply The Mustangs used the famil- net gain of 242 damaging yards. ized on a pair of two-point safety along with the team coverage. Thursday, November 10. 1977 Weekly 11 IN THE SPORTLIGHT Don Stewart, Sports Editor Las Vegas—the dreamland capital of the world —where a person can make or break a credit rating on the roll of a dice or cut of the cards. It is a gamblers paradise open to all willing to dare the odds. It is the home of the infamous roulette that pays off numbers on a basis of 35 to one and the pay-as-you-play "one arm bandits" that account for one third of the total gambling revenue grossed by the houses. It is also the home of top drawing sports events. Jimmy Connors challenge matches and as witnessed just recently, The Norton-Young heavyweight bout. Yes, last Saturday night these two distinguished pugilists went at it in the grand old fashion, well known to us all. With leather clathed fists, each in his own distinctive way attempted to beat the hell out of the opposing figure. The fight was entertaining. The talents and future of two-thirds of the boxing triumvirate was on the line. It was an obvious contrast to the preliminary bout between Gerry Quarry and an unknown Italian, Lorenzo Zanon. Quarry, whose only claim to fame is that he's been pummled by the best, almost lost to the worst in initial comeback attempt after a 32 month layoff. Gerry managed to knockout the one-time house painter in the eighth round and should know enough to make it Of SCAR AGAIN i his last. His opponent, I'm told showed potential in his IT'S THAT f/Mr Zanon, i original occupation, and it would be a much safer way to earn a living for the future. The main bout went the distance of 15 rounds with both The Hawks made their season there mainly to fill available comfortable lead going into the fighters dominating at various times. Norton pursued Young debut a successful one and sweaters. third period. throughout the night, but was the target of stinging continued with their second win First period action featured Guelph's Roger Fife was given counterpunches at various times. It was Norton's powerful hook of this young season last close checking throughout. Both credit for a goal that deflected off versus Young's skillful jabs. At the final round's finish Norton Saturday. Ontheir season opener boaltenders were sharp and most one of Laurier's own players was awarded the fight on the basis of a slim split decision. last Thursday night at the of the rebounds were cleared by early in the final perioed. The obvious question that now surfaces is if the "Louisville Kitchener Auditorium, Laurier consistent defensive play. Right- Moments later Laurier's Palma- Lip", Mr. AM will choose to meet Ken Norton for a fourth time. outskated and outscored the winger Earl Muller,wasted little teer cracked a shot from in close Age and recent performances tend to justify his temporary Guelph Gryphons 5—3 .In time in fulfilling his crowd-plea- off the post. The pressure attempt to avoid the current situation. Yet time will force him to Saturday's game the story was sing image. The level of tension continued and Mike Collins move against one of the top contenders to defend his title again. much the same as the Hawks arose when he stepped into play notched his second goal of the I personally hope that he "banks his role" for just one more big rallied for a 5 1 win. Inboth and draped several Gryphon night on a play thatresulted from fight and beats the aging odds before they beat him. games the Hawks— relied on a forwards along the boards. accurate passing from linemates tenacious checking attack and Another interesting player is Mark and Benjamin. stalwart goaltending. second year man, Steve Palmate- Guelph scored their last goal "We played well," said Coach er. Palmateer makes his perma- late in the game and the Hawks Wayne Gowing of the Hawks. nent home on ice along the finished with a 5—3 decision. "One of the strong points was boards and rarely detours from On Saturday's game the our defence and it they play that this path. His robot-like choppy Hawks maintained strong posi- Tamiae on ice way, long enough, in a game, strides seem to complement his tional play and scored three goals we'll get the goals to win." hard-working corner play. in the final period to ensure the The forward line of Mike The Hawks made the most of victory. Laurier lead by a narrow by Paul Ankcorn Collins, Daryl Benjamin, and In game on Sunday the situation in the second period 2—l margin going into the third the first ing the game. Perry Mark, has been the most in Len by building a 4—o lead. Due to a before exploding for three night, Dave Wallace scored the Rob Minken, Jim Lye and potent scoring combination res- dying seconds to give Bus HI a Walker also connected for the near "donnybrook'' situation, additional goals. Perry Mark lead ponsible for one half of the penalties were handed out and the team with a pair while Butt, well deserved tie with Bus I. Bus winners. Andy Staley, Bob output 10 goals only 6 replied team's total of both teams were forced togo with Smith, and Sampson each netted HI started the game with Angove and Jim Brown this far. Defensively, Captain players dressed and no goal- for Bus B. three skaters for about half the singles. by Bren- Tim Sampson, and rusher Frank period. The extra room compli- "The yardstick to measure tender! However, they managed A short-handed goal Neal have given strong they perfor- mented Hawk's playmaking where we stand", according to to hold the game close until don Duddy with less than two mances. Goalie, Al Sorely the could get someone to play. minutes remaining on the Mac ability and they tested the Coach Gowing, "will be our clock has moved right into the form to as Gryphon goaltender constantly game against Western this Greg McKenzie continued to proved be the difference a on score consistently by notching VT edged IV 3-1. that earned him berth last for much of that time. week." Bus Bus Rob year's Allstar in that other goals for Bus D3. Dave also OUAA team The first goal occured when Early indications suggest that the two Seeback and Bolton his rookie season. Brian Maher, John Schnurr and scored for Bus VI. centre Daryl Benjamin set up the Hawk pucksters will have John Steward all tallied for Bus I. Mark Moir scored the only goal The first game against Guelph defenceman, Joe Cecchini in the another fine season ahead of A deflection by Pat O'Neil in for Bus TV. The absence of Rob was not significantly different slot, who immediately put it past them. They are an enjoyable the last minute of the game gave VanWely from the Bus IV lineup from previous meetings with this Guelph's Machesney. Seconds team to watch with explosive Bus V a 4-3 victory over the was apparent as Bus IV lacked team. Coach Folusewych's Gry- later Benjamin moved in for his skaters, bruising checkers, and previously undefeated Bus II their usual scoring punch. phons always attemt to make up first goal as a Hawk by neatly consistent net minding. Certainly team. Sloppy play led to many Players should note that all in aggressive play what they lack movingto theoutside ofGuelph's if they play to their potential, the good scoring opportunities dur- games are cancelled next week. in talent and this year the lacking defence and placing a hard, low Hawks will be classed with the is great. They have one legiti- shot between the goaler's pads. best in the college hockey ranks. mate line and a respectable Baker and Collins followed with Next home game will take goaltender, while the others are markers that gave the team a place Nov. 19 against Windsor .

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The teamwork of Mark Forsyth (16) and Bob Stacey (22) was quarter look of concern is obvious on the faces of halfbacks Larry Sturino (27) and rookie of the successful in blocking this Western pass. Mustang quarterback The fourth candidate Colwell (35). At this time the "look" could be found on all Hawk coaches and fans. Jamie Bone completed 12 of 25 attempts in last Saturday's contest. year Phil THE CORD WEEKLY

In the issue: Harry Chapin concert New DSA appointed Hawks lose to Mustangs Tamiae Hockey Senate elections?

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