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VOL.2S NO,19 L March 10, 1. 986 • Glendon • Colletle Mansfield New Prez Clarity and Eloquence At The Helm of Glendon Gallery of Council and therefore, by FJlsabethMcCaIIIater according to the C.R.O., "she by Robert De1aney Last week, the Glendon operated in the capacity of Speaker of Council". He then "Art should function as much half way". attraction at the gallery, on College Student's Union to enrich, enoble and enliven, as The public should not be March 27th, is the annual (GCSU) conducted its spring paraphrased Section 43 of the GCSU Constitution to allay the it should to challenge and intimidated by the "elitist" showing of work by students in elections. Students were asked question existing assumptions perception of art, believes Peter Koliznyk's art class, Line to vote on the GCSU executive concerns of any misinformed students: "The Speaker of and ideas. Art should please as Silverstein. He would be the and Form. Past showings have candidates and amendments to much as it should provoke." first to admit that many proved to be a good party on the union's constitution. Council must supervise the These words, earnestly spok­ contemporary art forms are opening day, but more import­ Hugh Mansfield has been returning officers." Ker was en, are those of the new difficult to interpret and that antly, it's often the tirst chance elected the president of the present at the Candidates' Director-Curator of Glendon their meaning may not be these students have had to GCSU. The following people Debate, the polling and the counting of the ballots. Gallery, John Silverstein. immediately apparent. Thus, it display their works, so that the were elected as well: Olivier Silverstein comes to the can be a frustrating and vulnerability of their art to the Vancoillie, Director of Each position in the election Glendon Gallery with an acuity alienating experience. "Aside whimsical public is something Academic Affairs; Alex Lamba, was placed on separate ballots. for art that has been nutured from the fact that we do live in they have not yet had to deal Director of Clubs and Services: It is unofficially estimated that though years of study, teaching, alienating times, it has been my with. This showing would be Velda Abreu, Director of 24.77% of the eligible voters and a position of Director­ experience that the people who the perfect time to drop into the Communications; and Pierre turned out for this election. Curator at the Stratford Gallery, are willing to spend some time gallery and take a look; you Allen, Director of External Haines comments, "Although a position which he held for six with the art form, and are open might be pleasantly surprised. It Affairs. The following persons only approximately 25% voted, years. to discussion about it, usually would also be a terrific show of were, acclaimed to their posi­ if we consider the amount of John envisions his work at the are not disappointed in the end." support for many young stu­ tions: Steve Black, Vice­ information to be interpreted by Glendon Gallery as a multifar­ At. the Glendon Gallery, the dents of art. President; Deborah Manger, the voters, this figure is ious task, of which a commit­ main function is educational, so Memberships are available for Director of Cultural Affairs; and comparatively good." Silverstein and the gallery staff $4.00, and any member of the Kathie Darroch, Glendon Stu­ The campaign was free of the ment to the francophone charac­ are most willing to assist anyone Glendon Gallery enjoys free dent Senator. allegations that plagued last ter of the gallery is only one part. The results of the election are year's elections. Haines states, Another facet of John's work with the interpretation and admission to the Art Gallery of unofficial at this time because "As always the campaigning will be to keep the gallery's educational process of art. Ontario. Furthermore, mem­ they must 'be approved by techniques varied, I think, the format consistent with the Although the Glendon Gal­ bership provides a source of Counci1. The Chief Returning major consistencies amongst the liberal arts forum that it is. This lery is small,' it has a sizeable revenue for the gallery and also Officer (C.R.O.) Kenneth campaign teams were their means the gallery will be a place reputation off campus due to its entitles the bearer to discounts Haines will be presenting his responsiveness to the prescribed "where the discussion and commitment to serious art. If on gallery related events, and report and the results to Council regulations and their energetic presentation of ideas, and where Silverstein can maintain the advance notice of upcoming tommorrow night at the weekly and imaginative slogans. There a diversity of points of view are present level of excellence, then exhibitions at Glendon Gallery. _._}~~~~~g ,(6:30p.m., Senate wasn't any mudslinging. I think encouraged." Furthermore, he will be satisfied with his Viewing the art may be done on t Chamberl Haines states: everyone realized the impor­ "the galleryrthoutd bea forum contribution to-theg-alleryas the Monday to Friday between 10 "Complete statistics will be tance of maintaining both the for political and social, not to Director-Curator. He does, a.m. and 5 p.m., Thursday 6 made available when they are community's and the individu­ neglect esthetic concerns." however, hope that students, p.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday 2 to officia1." al's integrity." "Art moves between two faculty and staff will appreciate 5 p.m.. , Haines says, "All the referen­ The elected representatives seemingly opposing, but often the gallery as a rich resource If you would like to be a dum issues were passed." Most have already begun to prepare 'complimentary poles of pleasure .within their midst. For "an art volunteer, there are tasks of the GCSU constitutional for next year. They have and provocation" says Silver­ gallery should be alive, this takes ranging from deskwork to small amendments were minor revi­ approached members of the stein, so visitors to the gallery, lifeblood flowing through it, research projects available from sions. Judy Hahn was ratified current GCSU exective regard­ or anywhere that the passive meaning that all can come and time to time. You can contact by the students as ProTem's ing their duties and responsibili­ visual arts are shown, should "be expect to be .stimulated". John Silverstein at 487-6206,9,r Editor-In-Chief for the 86-87 ties. According to Haines, "the prepared-foraquiet-, contempIa­ Plans for the future include drop into the office in the academic year. She received elected members of the Execu­ tiveexperience. Unlike the "unpredictability" and perhaps a Glendon mansion during regu­ 64.91 '70 of the vote in her tive for 1986-87 appear already theatre, you have to meet art few surprises. The next lar office hours. favour, while a further substan­ to be setting the gears in motion tial portion of the votes was for next year." abstentions. As a final summation of the There had been some con­ election results, the G.R.O. UN Team Solves Grievance cerns that an unauthorized states, "It is my belief that we person had been at the polling are all looking forward to by FJ.abethMcCaIllater Stephane Simard who is the bers. While no specific booth. Lisa Ker, the person in making next year a productive At their last meeting, the chairman of the UN Team. warnings were given, Najm question, is the GCSU Speaker and representive one." GCSU Council was presented Members of the team were stated "people knew that one with a grievance from a former evaluated on their academic day" action would be taken. I Unofficial Election Results UN team member. The Council work, fundraising efforts and By the week's end, the UN I is empowered by its constitution team enthusiasm. Team had reached a settlement candidates Votes Cast Percentage of Votes Cast I to mediate and investigate Some members of the team with the people involved. The Hugh Mansfield 362 78.19'70 grievances. had questioned the method and member who was asked to leave Ken Bujold 88 19.01 At an earlier UN Team presentation of these evalua­ was given a $39 refund on his Kathie Darroch 2 .43 meeting, certain members were tions. It had been felt that the membership fee. A token one Neil Orford 1 .21 informed that they were either punitive measures which result­ dollar was not refunded, since abstentions 4 .86 on probation or off the team. ed from this rating system came the team felt it did not have to spoiled 6 1.29 One person who was asked to without warning to the mem- return any money. Olivier Vancoillie 231 49.89 leave the team asked the GCSU John Land 206 44.49 to mediate on his behalf. This Council Says No To Star Wars abstentions 18 3.89 former member wanted the spoiled 7 1.51 return of his $40 membership construed to aid strategic fee. He felt he had done the by FJlsabethMcCailiater defence initiatives directly." . Alex Lamba 246 53.13 i Sara Perry 166 35.85 I required amount of work. Last week, the Council of the The passage of the motion Tim Inkpen 40 8.69 The team's spokesman, Rudy Glendon College Students' was preceeded by a debate abstentions 10 2.16 '- Najm stated, "No money will be Union (GCSU) passed a motion during which some members spoiled 1 .22 refunded." This decision was urging University not to expressed concern over the made by the entire team since do research directly relating to wisdom of taking such a stance Velda Abreu 267 57.67 the $40 was "strictly a the Strategic Defence Iniative. when the university is in need of 37.37 Ron Hitti 173 membership fee" and had The motion as passed was: money. OtDers countered that 15 3.23 abstentions already been sent to the "Be It Moved that the council of acceptance of such reasearch on 8 1.73 spoiled conference officials in New the GCSU is opposed to direct financial grounds would be Pierre Allen 269 58.1 York city. research leading towards strate­ "selling out". Carolyn Ramsay _ 104 22.46 The controversy arose when gic defence initiatives. How­ This issue had been brought Theresa McCallister 74 15.98 members questioned the evalua­ ever, the council urges the to Council's attention by the abstentions 13 2.81 tions which the basis of the university not to abandon Glendon Student Senator, Neil spoiled 3 .65 punitive actions. The evalua­ scientific research which may, in Orford. The motion was passed i tion of the members was done by the minds of some people, be 11 - 6 - ~. ------'lClassifiebs

nlANl\-Y,OUlMERCI sent a discussion led by Professor AttentlQn Attention sive record for successf.ully com­ Recreation Glendon will be host­ quise Avi Cohen. Department of Econo­ Un journal a caractere internation­ municating the health and fitness ing in conjunction with the Ontario Post e - .orienteurs profession­ mics, Faculty of Arts, York Univer­ CampalpThanks al est presentement en creation. message to Canadians. Fitness Council "Fitness Makes nels adjoints benevoles pour I'an­ sity on Price s, Capit al and t he Plusieurs etudiants y travaillent In keeping with Part icipact ion's Cents". During the week anyone nee universitaire 1986-87 John Land and his Campaign Man­ One -commodit y Mode I in Ne 0­ deja. Cependant. la mise sur pied successful communications style, interested may come try one of .' Tache s - aider les etudiants a ager would like to thank all! of classical and Classical EcononJc de ce projet requiert la participa­ these booklets have been design­ Recreation Glendon's Fun Fitness rediger un cirriculum vitae et des those who voted for him and Theory. tion de nombreuses personne:; sa­ ed to make sometimes complex classes and receive a gift pack lettres de demande d'emploi et a would like to say to all of those Time: Thursday March 20, 1986. subjects easy to understand. They containing more than $10 worth se preparer aux entrevues who didn't. "You made a mistake"­ rieuses, dynamiques et inta­ Place: Senior Common Room also contain many practical sug­ of fitness goodies - Ve rve maga­ - diriger de petits seminaires (only kidding. Good luck Olivier ressees. Les postes sont ouverts. C'est a vous de relever de defi 86­ gestions that can be readily adopt­ zine, coupons 2nd discounts to d'information sur toutes ces ques­ Vancoillie) All welcome. 87. Communiquez des maintenant ed. Topics inClude Back Exer­ local stores, 1986 OFC calendar. tions cises for a Healthy Back, Well­ plus much I"(1Ot·e. Everyone partic­ - aider les etudiants a trouver ANNOUNCEMENTS/AVIS avec: Attention Attention Yves Caron 487-6231 ness. Fitness, Running and Weight ipating has chance to win a week's des documents dans la bibliothe­ GlendonStudentSeaarity Presently, a journal concerning in­ Olga Nunes 489-7399 Control, Back owner's manual, and vacation for 2 at Hedonism II, que des professions And Escort Service ternational affairs is being creat­ Michele Rioux 481-1896 Stress Management. These bpok­ Jamaica. All for only a $5.00 - presenter a des groupes d'e­ ed. Many students are already lets are available for free from the registration fee, $7.00 at the door. tudiantsen residence les avan­ For your service. Annick Turgeon 487-6184 working toward this end. How­ Proctor Field House. In addition Proceeds from the week's event tages qu'il y a a planifier tres vite At your service. ever, the involvement of many Recreation Glendon to the booklets from Part icipact ­ will be donated to the Ontario son avenir From 9 p,m. to 1 a.m. other serious, dynamic and inter­ ion, Recreation Glendon's library Fitness Council. For more inform­ Avant ag e s - clarification de vos Recreation Glendon is pleased to 7 days a week ested persons is required in order contains books on a wide variety ation about "Fitness Makes Cents" aspirations professionnelles For an escort or help announce that we have added a to make it successful. Posts are of fitness and lifestyle topics. at Glendon College, contact Cathy - chances accrues de trouver Call 667-3333 unique new series of informative, open. The 86-87 challenge is For more information about what Clarke at 487-6150. un emploi apres I'obtention de vo­ And ask for Gle ndon Student Se­ motivational booklets from Part ­ yours. Call right now. is available contact Cathy Clarke, ---,------,---,------,------,------tre diplOme curity. icipact ion to our ever expa.nding Yves Caron 487-6231 at 4&7-6150. WANTED/ REcHERCHE _ acquisition d'une solide ex- resource centre. Over the past 14 Olga Nunes 489-7399 perience qui est tres appreciee Glendon CoI1etae Economic. years, ~rt icipact ion, "the Cana­ Centre d'Oriefttatlon par les employeurset par les co­ aab Michele Rioux 481-1896 dian Movement for Personal Fit­ Fitness Makes Sense Prolesslonnelle mites charges de selectionner les The Economics Club will pre- Annick Turgeon 487-6184 ness", has established an impres- During the week of March 8 - 15th, Aucune Expe rie nce N:e st Re- etudiants de second cycle - rencontres personnelles avec des employeurs potentiels - travail en equipe et acquisi­ tion des qualites requises pour diriger En aidant les autres etudiants vous vous aiderez vous-meme! Pour plus de renseignements a­ dresez-vous au Centre d'orienta­ tion professionnelle ou composez 487-0948.

CounseUinal and Career Centre No Expe rie nce Ne ce ssary Posit ion - volunteer Career Pl­ anning Assistants for the 1986-87 academic year Re sponsib ilit ie s - help .students with resumes, job appli­ cations and the job interview - lead short information semin- • aI's on the above - assist students in the Career Resource library - speak with student groups in residence regarding the need for early career planning Be ne fit s - clarify your own car~ eel' goals . - increase your employment opportunities after graduation - obtain valuable experience which is impressive to both em­ ployers and graduate selection committees - make personal contacts with potential employers - an opportunity to work as part of a team, and develop leadership skills. By helping other stUdents, you will also be helping yourself! For more information, come to the Counsel­ ling Centre, Room 116, Glendon Hall or call 487-6154

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Page 2 Pro Tern March 10, 1986 , Jaew5 ~~1!oubtlle5 Career Planning Assistants At Glendon. by Ronda Dalton throughout the year, both part­ Working as a Career Planning learn ways to analyse your own tumtles also arise to practise We are a service to all time and summer positions. Assistant can help with your interests, skills, goals and new skills and discuss counsell­ students seeking assistance with The Summer Job Coordinator is own career and job search values, which will help you in ing issues. their job search, including also available to assist students planning in many ways. You your own career planning. Students are eligible to apply summer, part-time and perman­ seeki~ summer employment. obtain valuable experience Futhermore, Career Planning if they will be attending Glendon ent employment opportunities. Career Planning Assistants which is impressive to both Assistants have direct access to College during the 1986 -1987 There are several services work about four hours per week employers and graduate selec­ all of the CANADA EMPLOY­ academic year from· any disci­ which .are offered. The at the Counselling and Career tion committees. You learn job MENT CENTRE ON CAMP­ pline, have maintained a B Employer Library is a special Centre assisting the Canada search techniques which can US' services and materials. average and are available at least library which provides students Employment Centre on Campus. make your own employment Training for the position four hours per week. with information about employ­ Duties, to a certain extent, search more effective. It is includes communication skills, If you are interested in ment, Work / study / travel depend on the interests, skills, possible to make personal the career planning process, and applying for a position as a abroad, and companies; Job and personal preferences of the contacts with potential employ­ job search techniques. As well, Career Planning Assistant and Search Seminars[Workshops volunteers. Career Planning ers. We work as part of a team you gain knowledge of the want to find out more inform­ give assistance individually or in Assistants are involved in the and develop leadership skills. various services of the Canada ation, drop into the Glendon groups on resume writing and following: Checking student You develop communication Employment Centre on Campus Counselling and Career Centre, the covering letter, job search resumes and job application 'skills which are transferable' to and the Glendon Counselling Glendon Hall, room 116, or techniques, job interview prep­ forms; assisting students in the any employment situation. You and Career Centre. Oppor- phone 487-6154. aration, and filling in UCPA EMPLOYER LIBRARY in rele­ applications. On Campus vant job search materials; role­ Recruitment brings representa­ playing job interviews with tives from business, industry students; directing students to and government to interview appropriate services in the qualified students for permanent centre; speaking with student and summer employment. The groups regarding job search ideas; paxticipating in various jfeature Job Board located across rom research projects. the JCR posts job notices The Police In Your Living Room - The Insomniac by Dave Sanders The Supreme Court of Different Cultures Canada recently ruled that police extremely disturbing attitude individual's rights, even in his can now enter your home especially if one wants to insist own home. without a warrant. - In a- 8-1 on petty li~tle things like the Despite the fact that the decision, (Mr. Justice Gerard La presumption of innocence. ruling only dealt with the arrest Forest sharply dissenting), the Crown Attorney Frank of a person, and not the seizure nation's highest court decided by Kevin IlcGran Moskoff, says it's "basically a of goods, prominent Toronto that if the police have "reason­ 'hot pursuit' type of situation... " lawyer Clayton Ruby points out The Loved One and I, the ever-wondering Insomniac, able and probable grounds" to come from two totally opposite planets. This has lead us to If this is so, then the additional that the ruling gives the police suspect that an indictable believe. that we will never be able. to marry and have police powers are unnecessary, "an alternative way in a great offence has been committed, children (in the normal sense) fearing that they will grow for 'hot pprsuit' entry is already number of cases of entering a then they can enter a dwelling. up mightily confused. Parents of such differing permitted under law. In the home and conducting a search." However, they must first backgrounds only serve to confuse genealogy and their process of "giving" the police In terms of police searches identify themselves as police kids. powers that they already possess, while in the residence, Moskoff officers, and give the reasons for ar~ues The difference of which I speak is neither of nationality the Supreme Court has extended that police will still need their entry. or creed (both of which are easily handleable) but rather of the powers of the police as to a warrant "to search for drugs or Family Relaxing Habits. The decision came as the top permit their entry into your stolen goods." Yet he also notes court ordered a new trial for Her family lies down. They lie down a lot. They are home, into any private residence that as "a practical matter, Paul Landry of Toronto on a what some might call "lazy" (I won't call them that because upon grounds of mere suspicion. they're going to look around... charge of assaulting police. In I still wish to go over to their house, but you can go ahead As Mr. Justice La Forest has but I don't think they're going to this case, a police officer had anythin~ and call them that.) pointed out, the phrase "reason­ do noticeable like entered an apartment to arrest If you walk into their household at any given moment, able and probable grounds "is turning things upside down." Landry after being told by a three of the four people will be in a horizontal position, meaningless. It gives the police That's hardly the point. witness that two youths had eyes closed. The fourth, more than likely will be on his/her "a wide latitude based on vague Whether police trash your home been seen trying the doors of way from a sofa to a bed. sometimes contradictory state­ or not while conducting a search locked, parked cars. It was a They are experts in comfort. Every room has at least two ments which provide police with is irrelevant beside the fact that scuffle resulting from the comforters and one comfortable person. few guidelines, individuals with they shouldn't be searching at all officer's entry that led to the In stark contrast is my family. Not only do we sit when few definable rights, and the without a warrant. assault charge, a charge that was we watch TV, but we sit when we sleep. Comfort, to us, is courts with little means of In short, we see that the overturned by two lower courts not lying down, but lies (forgive the pun) in the far more co Itrol.·' potential exists for a serious on the basis that the officer had It is the last statement that is breakdown in legal protection esthetic and relaxing activity of having tea. Tetley. (The no warrant to enter the contrast may not be stark yet, but it will be if you continue the most frightening implication for the individual. Police can apartment. The arrest was thus of ':his ruling. If the courts, the now enter your home with reading. I'll point it out for you). illegal. We have tea a lot. We are experts on tea. surreme arbiters of justice in the impunity, and conduct an Chief Justice Brian Dickson nation, have no powers of unofficial warrantless search For most normal people, these different forms of says that the requirements for relaxation do not pose a problem. But, we are not most restraint upon police actions, while there. reasonable grounds, and for the then who does? No one 'does. It remains to be seen if normal people. In fact, we are not any normal people. And police to identify themselves are the Loved One and I have found a way for these two The right of entry ot make an Section 24 of the Charter of to "minimize the invasiveness of arrest is placed entirely under Rights will be used to restrict passive activities to clash (and this is the "stark contrast" arrest in a dwelling and permit stuff) and border on violence. the subjective judgement of a these new powers. This section the offender to maintain his police officer. Regardless of the disallows evidence if the act of We sat down for the evening to relax (rather, I sat, she dignity and privacy by walking to slept). I brought with me a relaxant - tea. Romantically, general integrity of the police, it gathering it "brings the admini­ the doorway and surrenderin~ she curled up beside me and fell asleep - on my arm. I was is not a power that they should stration of justice into disre­ himself." pinned. I tried to shove her - gently and lovingly - but. possess. pute." However the need to Look very carefully at this utilize such· a 'last line of she was now Sleeping Beauty. Trapped, I couldn't relax. I Moreover, as La Forest points statement. The Chief Justice of . out such right of entry can result defence' provision of the Con­ couldn't reach my tea. Canada has referred to a suspect from the vaguest of accusations. stitution should not have arisen. You can see how the contrast is stark. You can see how (a person who, at this stage, is The Landry case is a vivid Giving the police such powers, this lead to possible future marital problt:ms. You can see innocent in the eyes of the law; a illustration of this. The officer power that they don't need and how analysts can make millions off my paranoia. You can person who is not even charged entered a private home on the don i want was an extremely see the newspaper in front of you. with an offence) as "the unsupported word of a single foolish and dangerous move. As long as just one person can see my dilemma, then I .offender." In keeping with the witness; moreover, a witness This decision is a blow to the have accomplished my task. authoritarian aspects of this who never directly identified intelligence and integrity of the Good-night, and, for those of you who read BI 0 0 rri ruling, the Chief Justice seems Landry to the police before Supreme Court of Canada, and a Co u n t y ,Ack. to feel that an accused person is entry. It shows just how flimsy, dangerous precedent for the automatically guilty. It is an even meaningless, are an future.

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Page 4 Pro Tern March 10, 1986 VOL.25 NO.19 llro \[Ctll M~~CH 10,1986 Edltor-in-Chlef Elizabeth McCallister Acting phatogriPhy Editor COpy Editors Nancy Stevens Tim Inkpen Assistant Editor allyson Handson vacant Prodll:tlon Mlftager David Olivier Asslstlnte • II R6dIctIon Judy Hahn Marie-Josee Roy Production Assistants omceManager Ray Bezaire Antoinette Alaimo EntIrtIlnment .Edltor Dermot MacAnothy Scott Anderson Advll1lllng Menager Ken Hain~s Lisa Herz R6dIctrIce dis dlvertlS8lllllnts Typesetters Marie-France Berthiaume Admlnlstrltive Assistant Morag Farquharson Sherrie Seitz Acting SllOl1s Editor Sara Perry Hugh Mansfield Guy Lariviere

letters ;>ro Tern is the weekly bilingual and Pro Tern est I'hebdomadaire bilingue et independent newspape,=-_ of Glendon independant du College Glendon. Tous Dear Editor: College, All copy is the sale responsibil­ les textes sont sous la responsabilite de ity of the editorial staff unless otherwise la redaction, sauf indication con·raire. I was very pleased to see indicated. Pro Tern is distrubuted to the Pro Tern est distribue sur Ie Cdmpus French coverage of the electoral main campus of York University, principal de I'Universite York. au speeches for this year's G:C.S.U. Ryerson Institute, Champlain Book­ College Ryerson. a la librairie Spring elections (Article by store, COFTM and Glendon College. Champlain. au Centre francophone The Cafe de la Terrasse, Inc. is now Fran<;ois Leblanc / Vol. 25 no. The deadline for submissions is (COFTM) et au College Glendon. La 18/ FrontFage): iam~however, Wednesday at noon and advertising dale limite pour les articles est Ie accepting resumes for full-time Assistant a little concerned with the should be sent before 5 o'clock on mercredi a midi et la publicite doit nous Manager, beginning in May of '86. - details of this article... Wednesday. Our offices are located in parvenir au plus tard Ie mercredi a 17h. Firstly, I would like to point the Glendon Mansion. Telephone­ Nos bureaux sont situes dans Ie Pavilion Deadline is March 31, 1986. Please 487-6133. Glendon. Telephone - 487-6133. out, for the benefit of all readers contant the pub office for more deatils. of Pro Tern, that indeed several of the candidates made an effort to speak in both official languages. Secondly, it should be noted that only three positions were acclaimed this year. This is- a considerable victory for all students of Glendon, since traditionally the number of acclamations has been greater. Also I think that this is a very positive reflection of student involvement throughout this transitional academic year. Thirdly, while I realize that . the sound wasn't fantastic (during the electoral speeches), I COLLEGE GRADUATE think that everyone should know that the D.I.A.R. (Department of Instrutional Aid Resources) responded exceptionally well to my requests. They should be PURCHASE OR LEASE congratulated for their efforts. The only -reason why I did not rent a more effective P.A. system for this event was that it PROGRAM would have cost money to do so. I did not see any reason to spend G.C.S.U. money (during these times of "financial restraint") on a technologically enhanced au­ dio system in order to complete­ ly fill the O.D.H. with sound. 00 SPECIAL Sure...the sound wasn't the $400. greatest, not everyone spoke in CREDIT TERMS French, and three people have PURCHASE OR LEASE been acclaimed. But why not from look at it this way... the people ALlOWANCE FORD CREDIT listening to the speeches were DIRECT FROM FORD very cooperative and maintained their composure (My God, the CaL was actually quiet at lunch hour on a Wednesday), several people made an effort to speak in both French & English, and Phone TOLL FREE for complete information: twelve people got involved as candidates for this year's Spring elections! This year's experience as C.R.O. has made me realize that we all have a lot of potential for productive endeavours. 1-800-387-5535 One final comment: OFFER ·EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 1986 I would like to say that I have noticed a great deal of en­ thusiasm and hard work go into this year's elections on the part of many people. My thanks to all of the candidates, their respec-' tive campaign teams, and all of the voters. Running this year's elections has made me even more proud to be a student of Glendon College and member of this unique multicultural and bilingual community. Congratulations to everyone who has partcipated this year. Drive away a 1986 Ford orMercury! Ford Molor Company at Canada. Limited· Ford Credit Canada Limited· Oakville. Ontario L6J 5E4 Kenneth Haines Chief Returning Officer

10 mars 1986 Pro Tern . Page 5 ~nttrtainmtnt byAlaun Qureshi Ill.tributor: MCA-IRS unspectacular lyrics) isn't differ­ jet-lag or exhaustion, but Cox Records ent, the sound is. The F.Y.C. seemed tired, perhaps also use instruments such as the. because of him "inexplicably Group: Fine Young Cannibals muted trumpet, and electric sore heel". was. Ask , guitarist for sitar to incorporate a totally new completely absorbed into his the Fine Young Cannibals (on sound, thereby standing out bass, not even acknowledging MCA-IRS records) about his amongst the synthesized similar­ the crowd. His trademark involvement with the English. ities of their contemporaries. rubber leg dance (leftover of Beat, and he11 answer you 's voice, -rich and Beat days) was the only politely. Ask him about touring soulful (and sometimes an indication that he was having a North America, and again, he11 effective fake drunken slur), is good time. The trumpet player, answer you politely. But ask an instrument in itself. Graeme Hamilton, a good him about the British mining Combined with Cox's master talent seemed' highly bored, strike in 1985, and watch a guitar skills, and Steele's steady Nonetheless, the show was metamorphosis from a polite big bass sound, you've got a electric, mainly because of Gift's young man, to outragro malcon­ distinct and unique band. energy. Starting off with Don i tent; "It was absolutely terrible. "The creative process was Ask.M:i To Choose and Couldn i loved the second encore, when singJes. One fan, in Beat I know you always hear simple, really" Cox said over Care MJre, they effectively Gift and Cox engaged them­ paraphenilia, grumbled that they exaggerated stories about police endless cups of herbal tea, "A warmed up the crowd. Blue and selves in dance during their fine could have done more to brutality, but this was real. It tune would just come in my Gift's soulful ballad. Funny remake of Suspicious Mnds. elongate the set - more of old was a case of the police simply head, I would hand it over to How Love Is had the girls in the The set was only 40 minutes in Beat material like General beating up on the striking Roland, and he'd start playing crowd swooning and begging for length, but that's only because Public does in concert. Thank miners. The bobbies would around with it. We wouldn't more. And they gave more with they only have material from God they didn't. It would have come in groups and wave their wait around to become inspired. a double encore. The crowd one album and the "B" side of 2 ruined the whole thing. paycheck stubs at these starving The hardest part of the whole miners. I was watching on TV thing was trying to find a record Away one day a Welsh man being company that would sign us. Culture Club Moves beaten. He dropped his They had a nasty habit of finding by Scott Anderson to their earlier music. Sexuality (side B) is more of briefcase in the scuffle, and out that David and I were ex­ IMove Away (Extended Version) Move Away is one of the the same funky music except when he went to pick it up, they Beat. Oh yeah," said he, that the lyrics fall far short of ! Distributor: Virgin Records more funkier, danceable tunes just attacked him over and over registering the shock waves, "It . that this band has put out in a Move Away. More musical than - and he was totally apart from was a definite disadvantage. Group: Culture Club while. George's inimitable voice lyrical this tune enables the Club the whole thing. Can you The last two Beat albums were Gone is the make-up, the flows ideally over the kicking, to have fun with their music. imagine what they would have terrible. The only good one was weird clothes and the long hair. pulsing beat of the bass and More and more bands are done to the miners off-camera?" the first. The Beat had died to What remains is the voice. drums. Even the range of his taking time off, changing their Pause nothing in . Record 'Culture Club has returned to voice has increased from the musical direction and resurfac­ "Got any good jokes?" companies wouldn't sign us so the scene after a year's haitus mid-register warble of a few ing to score big on the charts. It It took more than just a good easily..." His mention of the with their new hit single Move years back. The end result of all is a wise move in this age of joke to lighten the mood. Andy Beat gave us the go ahead to changing music and audience's start asking. questions about his Away (Virgin Records). It this is a tune which is aimed Cox, ex-Beat member, present varying musical tastes. Fine Young Cannibals member ex-band... seems that the year off was put more towards the conservative This move may prove to help is concerned about the state of "How did the Beat break-up? to good use as the band's music FM stations than the boppy AM the boys in a big way. things in his native England. Well, one day Igot a phone call Iis tighter and funkier - a return ones. He's concerned about massive from our accpuntant. He told I unemployment, loss of union me it was over, that Dave 18 Candles featuring such groups as the power, and race riots. He (Wakeling) and (Rankin') Roger by Cathy da Coeta movie. Psychedelic Furs, Nik Kershaw, admitted that even when he was left. That was it. No bad Pr e tty in Pi nk is a Again, Molly Ringwald has an Orchestral Maneuvers in the i feelin,gs, none at all. We were a young lad, he seriously movie about another Molly understanding father. This time Dark, and The Smiths. It is thought that the future held . all enormously relieved: Instinct­ Ringwald (of 16 Candles his name is Jack Walch and he is worth seeing because ot the "chronic unemployment" for ively, I went over to talk to md Th e B rea k f a s t played by Harry Dean Stanton. splendid performance and poign­ him. Certainly, the music of the David, to see what we could get CI u b fame )character but this He is so good at his part that it is ant humour. Cannibals is proof of the together. Dave and Roger did time sans Anthony Michael hard to believe.that he is acting . pessimistic mood of Cox, and a the same, I guess." Hall. Replacing' him is Jon His screen personality is very NEED ADVICE?? barometer of the unrest among Did General Public's success, Cryer as Duckie (the name says natural and at times seems to be the young in England. When (albeit short) make them ner­ it all), while Andrew McCarthy, that of a realist -- especially Dear Marie, mentioned that cuts like Blue vous or anxious at all? "Not at as Blane, takes the place of the when he talks to Duekie. From I'm in my second year here at and carried all. General Public weren t guy with the red sports car. his personality, it is easy to see Glendon and I'm gay. I'm with them a feeling of sadness" nearly as populadn England as Blane drives a BMW. Although where Andie gets her strength, writing to you because I need he nodded his head vigorously. they were in North America. I she is again cnased by a quaSI" for she .is a very strong some advise concerning AIDS. I Fittingly, the melancholy in hadn't even heard Tenderne:'x wimp and wants a quasi-hunk, character. She is able to talk met this guy and I've fallen in their music isn't deliberate or over there. In fact, I still haver 't that is not the focus of this very freely and honestly to ~er love and now I think it's time for studied, "It's just the way we heard it. There was no pressur~. particu'lar movie. father, without regretting ,the our relationship to proceed into se~n sound..." Actually, I haven't even The focus of the movie is fact that she no longer' has Ii new dimensions. I'm not saying Upon the breakup of the Beat Dave or Roger since the whether or n~t "it can happen" mother. 'Andie is also '''scholar-' that my boyfriend has AIDS. (which according to Cox came as breakup." between a' "richie" and a ship matedal". Not only this" I'm only saying that I don't want a "great relief"), Cox and bassist But, there was still some "mutant". She lives beside the but she displays artistic talents. to catch AIDS. What do you David Steele began looking for a affiliation. Beat producer Bob tracks and therefore belongs to In the end, it's easy to see why so suggest? vocalist that suited their style. Sargeant produced Blue for the the poorer class. She has a manyguys are.attracted to her. Concerned. Their search took them to MTV Cannibals. unique style of dress ,combining Another attractive character "Yeah~ Dear Concerned, where they made their search but it didn't turn out thin,gs that she has made with is lona, pla)ed by Annie Potts. Your concerns are valid ones public. Nearly 300 tapes came so well. The relationship wasn't things bOught second hand. As lona is very charming and very which I'm sure many people in but according to Cox ; "We so great. Nothing to do with the well ,all of her friepds are poor. versatile as seen by the variouS' share. There is no cure for Beat, just. personal. problems.. got in a lot of bozos on tapes, The mutants hang. out in a outfit she wears in-the movie. Acquired Immune Deficiency and a lot of weird pictures..." But Saxa (saxaphonist with the certain part of the school She. the- manager of "Tiax", Syndrome. While there are no Finally they found what they Beat) was great. He did the sax grounds, they·all dress wierd, the record store where Andie completely reliable methods of were looking for in Roland Gift, for Funny How Love Is. He's and a lot of them have punk ~orks. It seems like lona has. preventing AIDS, some medical a native who was involved with a band now that hairdos:;, Blane is ·a "richie". taken' the 'place of a mother to experts suggest that using was in the studio the same time doing the bar circuit with a band He lives in a big house ,drives an Andie. The two have a lot in condoms may reduce the chan­ called the Accrylix. Cox said we were. It worked well. Jimmy expensive car, d'resses really common, including artistic 'tai· , ces of the disease from being Sommerville was around as well. that ·he and Steele like him, nicely, and has a full comple­ . ents (she very creatively.,staples spread. Other than that, a "...partly because of the shirt he He did backing "ocals on ment of rich friends .. On Friday records to the ceilinR) ami taste monogamous relationship will (an Elvis ~meJ1 had on." Shirt or no shirt, the nights, mutants go to the local in (very good taste, I might be much safer for you and your Fine Young Cannibals were remake). He loves us. We are club to listen to a live band while add). lona and Duckie bring partner. complete. his favourite group around richies go to someone's house most of the humour to the Marie Their first record, simply now." for a party during which they get ~ovie, as she is witty and he is entitled Fine Young Cannibals, The concert at R.P.M. very drunk. As a rule, mutants funny. , Letters to Marie incorporates their love of Thursday night was a sold-Qut and richies don't mix because Overall, this is a typical high should be dropped 011 American R&B, and soul with event. The crowd was they hate each other. The school comedy with t~e usual at the Pro Tem olllces their' own unique style. university jock and yuppie laden. question is, can Andie and Blarie romantic plot. However, the and make sure to ad­ Although the structure of the Very disappointing but at least avoid the social stigma and have characters are very interesting dress to Marie for music (ranging from simple love they were enthusiastic. Roland a ~uecessful relationship? The as a result of the good acting. complete confidential­ ballads, to danceable tunes with Gift was obviously not affect by answer evolves throughout the The music is excellent too, ity.

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Artaud Captive: WILDCATS by LleaHerz Du d6lirium artique bien dose February has hit with undue force this year and the standard greeting at Glendon, "hi", has been replaced by a menacing parMarie-France &omai. guttural snarl. Not the. La quatrieme presentation du places, particulierement en fina­ healthiest of working atmos­ Theatre Glendon pour cette le. Cependant, la musique pheres. Because of this genersl saison, Artaud at Rodez, enterre quelquefois la voix des nastiness in the air, I was est un franc succes. comediens et il devient alors grateful when the kind souls at La piece, ecrite par Charles, difficile de saisir les paroles. Warner Bros. sent tickets for the Marowitz en 1977, est une suite La mise en scene, habilement new Goldie Hawn movie Wild­ de "flashes" dramatico-poetiques dirigee par Robert Wallace, mets cats. racontant la vi~ d'Antonin en valeur Ie jeu des comedins et What? A teen sports flick, Artaud. Personnage controverse les decors sont utilises au meme you say? Goldie Hawn pursing des annees 20 a 50, il fut tour a effet. Bref, une piece fascinante, her lips and wrinkling her brow tour comedien, directeur ecri­ d'ailleurs tres bien accueillie par for two hours whilst gaining'the vain, peintre et poete. Bien qu'il Ie public, qu 'on se devait de voir. respect of any unruly football suscite la ouriosite autant que team and winning the champ­ l'admiration chez les intellec­ ionship to boot? Well, yeah. tuels de I1ntelligentzia du par llarie~Roy But wait .. .it's fun.

temps, Artaudo est balance d'un C'est jeudi soir dernier que je Granted, this is no artistic asile a l'autre car ses pensees me suis rendue au Theatre masterpiece. But if I can slip surrealistes sont trop empreintes Glendon pour assister a la into a pseudo-literary-critic-­ de schizophrenie. troisieme representation de la technique, permit me to expand Apres un court voyage en magistrale piece;' Artaud at' on this through the auteur Idande, Artaud est deporte et Rodei' ,un chef d'oeuvre. theory. This, simply stated, is: rentre au Havre dans une C'est devant une salle bondee when stuck for a critique, camisole de force. II sejourne que nos artistes a nous,ont mention the producer/ direct- L- --=- ===...I unsuite dans plusieurs "institu­ interprete ce drame de Charles or's previous films and how the Wildcats with Goldie Hawn. tions" pour enfin etre place sous Marowitz. one in question is another in a les ordres du Dr. Ferdiers, a Sur un fond de scene obscur, long line of greatness. Now, main plot comes back with coming from a woman! Shock­ Rodez. Cet eminent psychiatre, prenait place un decor sobre, Goldie Hawn, who developed renewed crudity and sight­ ing!) but in the midst of a homme de science double d'un presque demuni, tache de noir et this picture first gained renown gags. Perhaps there was too' miserable February, high art is artiste dechu,veux redonner a de blanc.Rien de bien superficiel as a producer with Private much foul language (and not needed; good trash is! Artaud les moyens de retrouver mais plutot un espace qui Benjamin. That film was a great .. son genie. Mais, la frontiere emplifiait de par sa nudite, Ie sucess; Goldie being half entre la folie et Ie genie etant deroulement du drame. L'obs­ defiant, independent and female, floue, on joue sur cette dualite curite se fiL.silence, on joue! and half wrinkled brow, pursed pour laisser libre cours a L'apparition d'Artaud vint lips, confused (not dumb) ~ports l'imagination d'Artaud...et du eclaircir d'une lumiere encore blonde. Dr. Ferdiers car il est parfois faible, la scene.Sous nos yeux, se She plays essentially the same difficile de dire lequel des deux deroulant de fa<;on chrono­ part in Wildcats. She is Molly est Ie plus fou ... logique,une sequelle dramatique McGrath, a divorced mother of Enfin, on a realise dans au parfum realiste.L'enfer vecu two who wants to coach varsity A rtaud at Rodez une par ce grand dramaturge,se football and gets a job at the mixture bien dosee de delirium dessinait,se concretisait dans ses most dangerous and pathetic The ,Finish Line tremens artistique et de genie moindres details,et toute l'assis­ school in town. The principal controle. Veljko Pajkovic y joue tance en fut captivee. prowls the halls with Dober­ by HqhIlaftsfie1d Artaud d'une fa<;on poignante et Cette piece a su emouvoir mans and the football team only Over the past five months, we Body Shop and remarquable. A noter aussi sa toucher son auditoire.Le travail won one game in the past season have witnessed the rise and fall, ressemblance physique avec remarquable de Pajkovic, by default (the other team's bus rise and fall, rise and fall, and Branct A Advance Artaud. De meme, Rene Lapalme ainsi que celui des broke down). rise of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Lapalme interprete Ie Dr. autres membres de la troupe, Despite the fact that the As a staunch supporter of the to semi-Finals Ferdiere avec beaucoup de frisait la perfection. story-line is hopelessly predict­ Leafs I have gone through more by HqhIlaufie1d justesse et de qualite. .. Artaud at Rodei' n'en able, Hawn manages to keep it valleys than peaks 'during the In playoff action last week Fait interessant: la piece est demeure pas moins une histoire interesting through the inclu­ past 17 years. Lately, however, both the Body Shop and the jouee en Fran<;ais et en Anglais, vecpe, un drame de 1'histoire sion of the divorced mother it would appear we are reaching Brand A teams advanced to the - et les comediens se sont sortis contemporaine qui fut magni­ subplot. Whenever the football another peak. The Leafs will semi-finals. avec brio de cette difficulte, fiquement interpretee par quel­ antics get too silly, a little make the playoffs for the first The Body Shop almost blew a r:esente specialement lors des i ques talents horspairs qui realism is injected. And time in three seasons (thanks to 4 goal lead as the Marauders "monologues superposes". Les circulent regulierement sur conversely, when the film Detroit's ineptness) and the closed the score to 9 - 8 early in effets audio-visuels sont inte­ notre territoire glendonien. threatens to get too 'sensitive' promise of rookie talent seems the third period. However, the ressants, intelligents et bien Bravo atoute la tr~upe! and male members of the overwhelmingly good.. Russ Body Shop regrouped and audience begin to squirm, the Courtnall has blossomed into a wound up winning the game by fine centre man along with a score of 14-9. Good effort Steve Thomas who has proven Marauders! ! himself as a bona-fide left In other quarter final action, winger. Of course, we cannot the Brand A team overcame a 7 ­ forget the infamous number 17 6 lead after two periods plugging The Cafe de la Terrasseis (Wendel Clark) who has captur­ 7 goals in the third period to win ed the hearts of hockey fans in 13 -9 over the Drakes. For the now accepting applications for Toronto and is probably single­ most part, it was an exciting handedly responsible for the rise game but injuries to the Drakes in attendance at Maple Leaf (Nicholas Simard) forced a donations. Please include Gardens. goaltending change which might Dan Maloney seems to be have decided the outcome of the communicating better with the game. At one point during the proposals and a budget with players who have responded by third period, the Brand A team playing solid :500 hockey for the was forced to play with half a past two months. If the hockey stick due to the irrational ,your application. All applications standings remain the same, one behaviour of one of their players would have to be optimistic who had been benched for his about the Leafs surviving their playing performance. Fortun­ must be submitted by Friday, first round opponents, the ately, he was returned to the Chicago Blackhawks. The Leafs floor and contributed his offen­ hold the edge in the season sive talent in the third period March 17th, 1986. series and rise to the occasion rally. Stayed tuned next week when playing the Hawks. for more G.F.H.L. action.

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