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The Cord Weekly (September 7, 1995) ...what's where... the News 3 International 10 Opinion 12 Feature 14 Sports 18 Classifieds 23 Entertainment 25 cord NSK 31 "The tie that binds since 1926" VOLUME XXXVI • ISSLJI FOUR • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1995 WLU Student Publications Dear Nom: Havinga time great hereFrosh Week... in Canada e #/ /?ateo( Aff&ktctfuS ..welcomes all 95-96 Laurier students A few words... IflflfD f^S«\ "Inner City, great jam, great times." II II I La \\ ->^3) Jeremy Roenick, Chicago Black Hawks "..the club in most - popular Ontario; the - s? . I one that has caught national attention." | rv CIO / ST Tanya Pirez SYNERGY TV '? to *-,&/*; "all the models love to Inner coming City. 1 , BCfiT StOr6 You play the best music all the time". imwMH O Audrey Wilson, President GEMINI Modeling Mjjjwjt J1//A11/' Drinks -S^ZT "I can't get over how cool this place is; is much fun!" everyone having so IttwJrotlisC Monica Deol, MUCH MUSIC; Electric Circus IfStgSjS ysports bar^/ "it's hoppin. It's one of the hottest and best clubs pupS ® I've ever been to. All the players are having a fc kK f shnntfl* time." "H great I V-.LU3 f SsSooS ■mumi Gilbert Dionne, Montreal Canadians Welcome to the U1+imate Nightclub Experience! Inner inside -Four walls. Over -Ft. City; a city 13,000 sq. stretched over three city blocks. Come and dance in our streets, visit our stores, experience the city Inner Cityf Rated Canada's Theme Nightclub and Canada's only -Fully licensed indoor cityf 'Producer T' Sat. 0 -Special guest every (you'll ivincinbcr him from Km toy I08's Bivakl'ast Jam) COVER before 10pm Fri. &? Sat. > j a HIF/tAt a| 00-DANCE til 3am Fri. & 4am Sat. [U[OBV111II SPECIAL MENU Sat. 00-.99t on Hlfffll I lllft *arrive early to avoid lineup & ensure admission* dance fm |W II Water St. N., downtown Kitchener (only 15 min. from University) EM 744-CITY BlMMw t- NiSiSS 1/2 PRICE COVER BEFORE 11PM.EXPIRES 12/95 O nightclub 1/2 PRICE COVER BEFORE 11PM.EXPIRES 12/95 II Wotu St. downtown Kltchonoi IB min. from UU M., (only University) HBI T€4-CITY UU II Hatn It. M„ downtown Kltchonoi (only IB mln. bom Dnhvaralty) Pianm744-CITY "1 I WORLD RENOWNED WOLFF SUNBEDS a i iHlUllHUrHoa jMC builtin dual facial tanners '■ M AIR CONDITIONED I <% EDEE Til El* ■ I |f APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE | THEE I nil 0PEM 7 DflYS fl WCCK JL FREE TMIC I nnnu..n. the best beds & the best prices in k-w 1 I BERMUDA SUN q) i IfEE Ifftllw I TANNING SPA TRADE IN YOUR OLD COMPETITORS MEMBERSHIP! T7f£HM/M0S/BSTTSr7Z/V/ l ■ EXPIRES 12/95. ONLY ONE COUPON PEROJENT. NEW CLIENTS ONLY. 5 FREE TANS APPLIES WHEN A ONE YEAR MEMBERSHIP IS PURCHASED FOR ONLY $35 AND YOU PAY ONLY $3 PER TAN THEREAFTER, NEW CLIENTS ONLY - ONE COUPON PER PERSON - 5 FREE TANS WITH THE PURCHASE OF A ONE YEAR MEMBERSHIP FOR ONLY $35 - SOME RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY - EXPIRES 12/95 NEWS While you were gone... The aftermath ofEzra StreetParty as captured this summer in The Cord "On May 11th, McCormick and Ross withdrew their participation and support from the disciplinary This hearings scheduled ... came after consulting with Patrick Flynn, a lawyer who referred to the pro- ceedings as "shocking non- Canadian behaviour" and "beyond the ridiculous." "At the meeting of Waterloo council on May 15th, it was decided that the Students' Union would not be billed for cleanup costs as it that would be very unlikely they could be proven" "We've been two in . lucky years a If row now. it happens again next year, people will die." "The administration and the Students' Union have both been "Despite officials* attempts to students looking into to prevent another suppress il> 1500 attended _ ways next The administra- the largest, wildest version of the disaster year. — tion's are sure- animal. Ezra Street Party., .on disciplinary hearings P" Saturday Apnj.,22fKirTHeevent ly meant to be at least in part a jrViultecHrT?2 arrests, 9 criminai •>•••••••" deterrent, while the Union has Xt the of charges, and t\vo Jifo-threatening begun process providing an the end of injuries. ()fthose arrested, l&.Wfire ■ alternative venue at ... tauHerstudents." f"'' f|f exams next year." "Tim University is durr«"tly '111 reforming {heir cede of conduct so that are ; •... street parties explicitly pro- hlbjted" "l£ seems instead of finding : "Carey Sluiw, a first year student answers to why this happened peso from IJrantpton. was suspended pie are mom concerned with who from I -aurici* for a minimum of two should be held responsible for the years for Ills role in the bash. , events which took place on that fate- Originally Ih\ was arrested for a ful April night." of breach peap violation and was subsequently (larged with causing \ "Waterloo City Councillor Joan the\. inside of the motioned that damage to police \ McKinnon city slip vehicle that Ux\k him the \ the WLU Students' Union a 516,7(K) away ... for allegations that be caused damage \bill the expense of the Ezra to the police van were dropped - party." \ ................ 'WM His suspension hiifenotbeenJlftt^A-—' "We are ready to pursue legal action if the decisions are not retracted, we'll take this one all the the McCormick way to wall," "This is a case of emphasizesd ... students' rights being violated, we can't afford not to pursue this course. This is the purpose of the Students' Union, it's part of our mis- sion to protect the rights of the stu- dents." "The Union realizes that WLU stu- dents are not the only people that attended this event. In fact we esti- mate that only around 50 % ot those in attendance were WLU affiliated." "... the Union (will] no longer partici- pate in the hearings its we feel that they olfend all principles of natural " and fairness The Union this justice ... Tlnerh Will be no big street party challenged the right of the University to arbitrarily punish stu- other year, next year, or any year, dents for conduct occurring off cam- affiliated pus, and at events not or because it willbe broken up..." sanctioned by the University." Tricia in with The Record, Siemens, Waterloo Councilor an Interview AprUl9^^s^___^- theCord September 7,1995 3 (News)- Stuff that's changed From Albert to Regina Laurier looks different TOM HRUBES leased the bottom floor of the floor will now be used by CORD NEWS building back to the school. English, History, Political Just in case you haven't According to Ron Depuis, Scicnce and Classics. noticcd, changes have been director of Physical Plant and 232 King St - Career Services made to the campus since Planning for the school, the has replaced Human last year. Both the Student bottom floor will contain a Mr. Resources on the main floor. Union and the Administration Sub, a Domino's and "certain The former Career Services have been stuff of the hall". the main busy moving components dining location, on campus, it another around so you can't find Space for vendor Ls still Ls now a staff lounge. in Arts - anymore. Here's what's dif- available the food court. Building C wing has been ferent: Originally Harvey's was to renovated on the 2nd and 3rd Purple and Gold - I tuner's lease the space; however floors as well as the 2nd floor store has moved from its according to Depuis negotions of the E wing. The renovated location Ave. "fell the used for on University to through." Currently areas are Geography the concourse in the Central school Ls seeking another ven- and Enviromental Studies. A fill Teaching Building. The store dor to the space with A&W new elevator has also been now resides in the former and Wendy's as possibilities. placed in E wing in order to teachers lounge. The Torque room will be open give the handicapped full Student Union Building - until the food court is complet- access to the area. After falling 5 weeks behind ed. Peters Building - P1035/1037 schedule because of a brick- 202 Regina - This building is is now fully handicapped layer's strike the new S.U.B. is the new home of the registrar's accessible. nearing completion. Access office, the accounting office and King St Pedestrian Crossing - Wilfs and the Centre student awards. Other A of was to Spot new new set lights added will be gained on the 6th, and tenants in the building include since student traffic to 202 the rest of the building will be payroll, human resources, Regina will be increased. accessible at the end of next ancillary services and physical 81 Lodge St - Physical Plant week. The Turret's first night plant and planning administra- and Maintanance will now will be Thursday the 14th (so tion. reside there. can start Central - Alumni Hall - An you lining up now). Teaching Building expansion Administration offices will be The 3rd floor of the C.T.B. has plan is in the procass of being completed early the following undergone renovations after designed. Depuis says a new week. being abandoned by the Alumni Hall will be complete The Student Union has Psychology department. The by next year. is Amongst the many changes on the Laurier campus this year this new stoplight, located on King Street the Laurier 232 next to building at King. —— — jJEp" .^■fl Choose one of these to order line easy ways your phone from Bell: ™ • Visit your nearest Bell Phonecentre store: Temporary on-campus location: Bell Phonecentre ", Student Centre, Near Bookstore Fri.
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