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Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec Volume 8 , Number 3 September 20, 1984

Fete launches 10th Anniversary by Barbara Verity oncordia Fete kicked off eight months of celebration last Thurs­ day to mark the 10th Anniversary of Concordia University . C Despite the clouds and rain . it was a day of fun for faculty. staff. students and the public at the two campuses. "The 10th Anniversary is an opportunity for each and everyone to reaf­ firm our commitment to the University -and to take pride in our achievements. We have cause to be proud as we look ahead to the future ." said Rector Patrick Kenniff to the large crowd gathered mid­ morning in the Hall Building. "And today we're going to have fun ." he added . Concordia Fete officially began as Chancellor W . Earle McLaughlin cut into the huge birthday cake decorated with Concordia's crest. Onlookers included University dignitaries and visitors such as Cl aude Freniere. representing Mayor Jean Drapeau. MNA Reed Scowen and MP Jacques Guilbault. Freniere addressed the gathering. congratulating the University and wishing it continued success. (The text of his speech is reprinted elsewhere on this page.) The first event of the day had over 100 marathon racers from the ranks of faculty. staff. students and the public head from the Ha ll Building to cover the 7 .5 km to the west end campus. First place winner was Michael Charbonneau. fr om the public. who c! ocked in at 22 min . 20 sec .. follow ­ ed by Denis Santos. member of the Alumni. and Allan Ke hoe. Com­ merce Student. Among women . the first place position was taken by Jackie Dube. a n Exercise Science Studer.I . at 25 min . 40 sec .. fo ll owed by Maga Nowlan. Anthropology Student. and Carol Straub. Recreation and Leisure Student. The Master's Category (over 40-year-olds) was won by Ern~st Ha ifeli. Engineerin g Faculty staff. at 23 mi n. 23 sec.: then came Mahi Terho. Chaplain's Office downtown . and Tom Gray. Psychology staff . Meanwhile. non-runners were browsin g through the many displ ays at the downtown and west end campuses - both indoors and o ut. Several open houses were also underway: carnival rides and musical groups. (See "Concordia Fete" on Page 7) Installation of > <(

0 ~ Rector is planned ~ I ::, he ceremony to install Associa ti on. and Graham Martin . 0.."' Dr . Patrick Ke nniff as the Vice-Rector. Administra ti on and The release of hundreds of balloons marked the official opening of Concordia Fete at the west end campus. T new R ector of Concordia Finance . Kenniff will take the oath Looking on from left to right are Chancellor W. Earle McLaughlin. Assistant Director of Public Relations Ken University will be held at 2 p .m .. of office before D. McNaughton. Whittingham. Vice-Rector. Academic. Russell Breen. Co-President of the Concordia University Students' Sunday. Sept. 23 at Salle Maison- Chairman of the Board of Gover- Association Lynn Keays. and Vice -Rector. Administration and Finance. Graham Martin . At the downtown cam­ neuve. Place des Arts. Hundreds n o rs. and be in sta ll e d by pus. the day officially opened with the cutting of a huge cake decorated with the Concordia crest. of dignitaries. including university Chancellor W . Earle McLaughlin . presidents fr om acro>s Ca nada. Registrar K.D. Adams will invest civic and religious leaders. as well the Rector with the Robes of Of- as· educati on. governme nt and lice. Ke nniff will then address the business fi gures will attend . gathering. Montreal sends a message Kenniff will be led by an Escort Several congratulatory messages of Ho nour that will consist of David will be heard . including one from (The following is th e address Concordia . He has asked that I pre popula ti on estudiantin e mais Baird. Co-Preside nt. Concordia Claude Hamel. President of the give n by Claude Fr e n iere. convey to you his congratulations aussi a la coll ecti vite dont ell e fai l Uni versi ty Students' Association: C o nfe re nce of Rectors. a nd representing Ma yor Jean Dra peau. and those of the Admini stration of partie integrante . Russe ll Bree n . Vice -Rec to r . anoth er fr om W.A. MacKay. Presi- at th e ope ning cere m ony of Con'. th e .City of Montreal. As a fr ancophone Montrealer. I Academic. E. Kill ean. President. dent of the Associa ti on of Univer- cordia Fe te and the 10th anniver­ J e f~licit e cha le ure useme nt am especiall y proud of Concord ia's C Qncord ia G ra dua te Stude n t si ti es and Coll eges of Ca nada . sa ry celebrations) . \'administration. !es professeurs et immense achievements in bringing !es etu diants de l'universite Con­ the two major linguistic groups of ayor Drapea u regrets he cordia. Nee de la fusion de deux ii ­ our city closer together. Equall y *** could not be here today lustres institu tions d'education imp o r tant. Concordia h a s Invitation from the Rector M to persona ll y join in the superi eure. l' universi te Concordi a facili tated the integration of Mon­ off icial openi ng ceremony of the a su apporter une contribution con­ t re a I e r s of dive r se e thn ic Next Sunday. the Concordia For thi s reason. I wish to extend a year-long festivities mark ing the siderabl e tout au long de cette backgrounds into the fabric of the Universi ty com munity wi ll offi cia ll y special invita ti on to you to join me 10th anniversary of the fo unding of decennie. non seulement a sa pro- community. celebrate the insta ll ation of its new in making this an occasion for the Te n years. of course. are but an Rector and Vice-C hancell or. This coll ective expression of beli ef in instant in the long history of ceremony occurs at a tim e when our fu tu re . mankind . but the past decade has Concordia is marking its 10th an­ Tickets for the Insta ll ation. which Today witnessed profound perm utations niversary and com mencing its se­ is being held at Sa ll e Maisonne uve ·in the way we li ve - changes cond decade of activity . a t 2 p .m . may be picked up at Highlights of Co ncordia Fete are Head of Security Leo Ca'rroll has which have oft en been diffi cult to I persona ll y view th is event as an Registrar's Servic es. N-107 or found in a photo spread on Pages retired after working 16 years at the comprend and to deal with . We ideal opportunity fo r th e entire CC-214. o n both campuses. For 4 and 5 . And for a summary of up­ west end ca'mp us where he's seen have seen the birth of general university com munity - fac ulty . anyone unable to obtain their coming events. which are part of everything fr om student si t-ins to awareness of the computer age. students and staff - to reaffirm our tickets earl ier. tickl? ls wi ll also be the 10th anniversary celebration. peace and quiet. Page 6 . We have seen bi otechnology take commitment to · the de velopment available in the lobby on Sun­ see Page 2 . (See "Message" on Page 7) and promotion of our institution . day between 1 a nd 1: 30 p .m . Page 2, THE THURSDAY REPORT September 20, 1984

CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER - MAY

Installation of the Rector, Sept. 23 A special ceremony to mark the inauguration of Dr. Pa trick Kenniff as Rector and V ice-Chancellor of Concordia University.

Shopping Centre Exhibits, October 1984 A travelling show visiting Rockland. Galeri es D'A njou. Carrefour Laval and Promenades St. Bruno during the four weekends in Oc­ tober. The exhibit will incl ude music. mime. computer and robotics displays. physical fitness tes ts and. an information booth.

Teaching Awards Winners will be selected for the John W . O'Brien Distinguished Teaching A wards. Prizes will be awarded to 10 full-time and 10 part­ time faculty membe rs for their outstanding teaching contributions dur­ ing Concordia's first decade. Dr . O"Brien served as Concordia's first Rector and Vice-Chance llor from August 1974 to May 1984.

Storytelling Members of the Concordia and M ontrea l communities can while away lunch hours and ea rl y evenings listening to famous story-tellers from across North A merica. Topics will be of interest to people of all ages and participants include well-known raconteurs such as W.O. Mitchell and G.S. Kirk .

Alumni Activities A series of eight lectures by distinguished graduates of Concordia University and its two founding institutions. Topics cover a range of academic. business. personal and social issues. Speakers will include Sacvan Bercovitch of Harvard College and Eileen Hendry of the Canadian Council on the Status of Women . Numerous alumni reunions are also planned. bringing together graduates from across the continent to renew old friendships and learn more about Concordia·s contributions to the development of Quebec and Canada. ·

Cultural Activities Concordia University's Art Galleries will be holding exhibitions by prominent Canadian artists who graduated from Concordia or its two founding institutions. The Faculty of Fine Arts will als9 be exhibiting works by students and staff members.

Concerts Special musical events. including orchestral and jazz concerts. will be,held throughout the year.

And much, much more A series of 10th Anniversary Lectures sponsored by University Departments and five of Concordia's Colleges: The Liberal Arts Col­ lege: Loriergan University Gollege. T he School of Community and Public Affairs. the Science College and the Simone de Beauvoir In­ stitute . The Faculty of Commerce and -A dministration's prestigious MBA Case Competition which attracts students from all m ajor Canadian universities. An alumni reunion marking the 20th Anniversary of the Department • of Communications Studies. Open-Houses and Career Days sponsored by the Faculties of Com­ merce and Administration. a~d Engineering and Computer Science. Special half-time shows sponsored by the University's Athletics Department at selected home games•of the Concordia "Stingers.. foot­ ball. hockey. soccer and basketball teams. A variety of Concordia University Students' Association (CUSA) 10th Anniversary events beginning in the fall with mini-carnivals on both campuses. 0 This is just a general listing of special anniversary events. Detailed in­ formation will be available through newspapers. radio. TV and com­ munity bulletin boards.

Everyone is welcome . Most exhibits. lectures and special events are free of charge. September 20, 1984 THE THURSDAY REPORT Page 3

Finance seminars planned aul-Emile Filion . Assis ­ humanities and computer scil!nC n · r<.'secll'c h. " ,dvs th yoals of the Fl'dl therl! is only a for -Building Studies has recent responsibilities . Elizabeth tenuous relationship bl!twes of 1he business schools dards, Council of Canada as an Of­ 1ernational Student Advisor. and is ,rnd the practicaLitil!s of tha l ficial Testing Organization for ther replaced by Fred Francis .. . world. H e thinks th l!v <1re wrong. mal insulating materials and A conference on "Access to the " It is unfortunate that some kind of building proclµcts in the National University: Why are the Doors clichotorny has been creatl!cl bet . Standards System .... The recipi

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The rain obviously didn ·1 dampen the spirits of Howard Perron from th e .. We have cause to be proud as we look ahead to the future . ·· Rector Pat, Graduate Library Service. Fete. The da y officially began as Chancellor W. Earle McLaughlin cut into th e

They ·re off and running for th e 7. 5. km marathon from the downtown campus to the west end campus. Among the winners were four students receiving the Rector·s Trophy which was offered for the first time for the department with the best overall performance . The Exercise Science Department won through the efforts of Steven Green. Sam Bayat. Cameron Fraser and Jackie Dube. September 20, 1984 THE THURSDAY REPORT Page 5

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The Mini-baha car. built by "j- Mechanical Engineering students (who else:;). was available for anyone to try o n Mackay Street. Page 6 THE THURSDAY REPORT September 20, 1984, ·- - -~---. ------Profiles S_ecurity Head recalls 16 By R. Bella Rabinovitc t) f years atwest end campus by S tephen Maron he had previously dealt. He main­ noisy days. he west end campus of tained that applying campus Carroll says he values his time the University is a quiet regulations was a lot less rigid or spent at Loyola . "I e njoyed work­ T place. as conducive as clear-cut than e nforci ng law ing with everyone here. I don't any for study. Leo Carroll. Head of downtown. A great deal more think I had a ny enemies. I liked Security there. has had a lot to do judgement was needed . He working with Emmot Mc Mull en with keeping it that way for the past believes the lessons he learned in who was head of the Personnel tour of a university 16 years. Just retired on Sept. 1. human relations on the campus Department here. and Father library offers both the he reminisced about his time spent was an education in itself. Malone. who was Rector when I A student and the casual at Concordia. ' When Carroll first came. the fi rst came. was especiall y nice to visi tor an insight into the overa ll He says that finding the job was Security Department had only a work with ." institution. As is th e case wi th not an accident. "I was working few men on the force . He retained Carroll views his retirement with Concord ia libraries. the collec­ with the Montreal police as Captain those already working and built up mixed feelings. He wi ll be able to tion covers a vast range of sub­ in charge of Precinct 10 and was the squad to 26. But it took the play a lot of golf and spend more ject matter. reflecting a multi­ close to retirement. I heard about school time to learn to get used to time at his country home in On­ face ted approach to education . the opening here. I applied for it the new force. tario . He pl ans to go south d uring For the past five and a half and got the job." "In the late '60s and earl"y '70s winter and to visit more often with years. Martin Cohen, the Col­ However . it turned out to be dif­ students weren't accustomed to his fo ur chil dren who are living in lection De ve lo pme nt Co­ ferent than he expected. "When I seeing police on campus. The di fferent parts of North America. ordinator. has been responsive first came. I figured it would be a academics never really said But it will be a big change. "I'll miss to the fact that the li brary must good second career. which it was. I anything. There was just a feeling the people and the sports activities grow in a fashion that indicates thought Loyola would be a nice. that came fr om them. But some that go with campus life. I liked the the University's curricu lum. Not quiet Jesuit community. But ac­ Deans spoke out and said they hustle and bustle of the University . by any means an easy task. tually I came in at a time when didn't think it was necessary to I played hockey here right up until when one considers the ever in­ there was a lot of unrest. In my first have police on campus." last year. but then everybody got creasing cost of texts and the year there were sit-ins to contend Despite the turbulence of cam­ younger than me. I played rac­ decreasing value of the_C ana­ with. And . in November 1969. a pus life in those years. Carroll has quetball here also. I went to most dian dollar. Nevertheless. bo111b was placed in the Bryan only good things to say about of th e hockey games and some of Cohen expertl y balances his Building and went off. but nobody students. "Though the students of the football games. I really liked the finances so that all areas of was hurt." Carroll recalls. 16 years ago may have been rough mentality of the people here." study will be adequately One of the potentially most in their deportment. th ey never did Carroll is highl y regarded represented. Martin Cohen dangerous incidents came during any real damage. And as long as around Concordia. His secretary. Cohen in many ways refl ects the 1970-1971 school year. "It was they never caused any damage. we Angela Gurke. attested to that. the library that he administers. presently initiating himself into before the merger and Father were pretty tolerant. There were She said that working with Leo Multi-faceted and mulit­ the computer age: a world with Graham was the Rector. There pranks and disruptions of classes. Carroll was one of the best ex­ talented, his interests find an its own unique language. The was unrest between students and but they never did anything serious periences she ever had. "He is th e outlet in a wide range of ac­ way in which he describes this the administration. Student ac­ or offensive enough to cause us to type of person who gives you a lot tivities. In 1982, Cohen edited project displays his wit. It tivists had refused to leave the arrest th em ." of leeway in your work and yet can for publication the poetry of the sounds as if he is being taken parking lot so the ri ot squad was One prank he remembers with guide you with a strong hand." obscure Vi ctorian. Digby over by an· alien life furce. His called." Carroll says. fondness occurred when he walk­ Gurke adds. ''I'm going to miss Mackworth Dolben. He is a lso humor is 'also expressed in his "It was quite a sight - im­ ed into the administration building him . His party spirit made the of­ an expert on the Medieval office where a sign proclaims, pressive. yet frightening to see the one morning and discovered that fice feel like a second home. It is catalonian poet. Ausias March . "A clean desk is a sign of a sick riot squad line up. I didn't think students had put up a tent in front actually _a home. I don't think I Later this year he will be lectur­ mind". there would be much of a problem of the information desk. could ever put into words what ing part-time at the McGill ' Cohen says. ''Litter though. There was no violence of Carroll has noticed a change in working with him was like ." Library School. humanizes my office." The litter any kind . People left on their own students over the years. "Today's "[ will be losing a companion. This impressive list is a mere one witnesses consists of and it just died down." students are much quieter than not just a boss. He is somebody to fraction of his myriad fascinating relics of a busy life . Carroll says that since his duties they once were. They are here share a lot with . He is qui te an in ­ achievements. Cohen has for­ The humanity is always ap- · at Loyola were very different from more to get an education ra\ her dividual. quite a person. We are mall y studied French, German. parent whether the chaos is the police work he had been doing. than to bring about social change." just going to invite him to and Spanish. He has taught controll ed or not. he had to change. The mentality of According to him. the west end everything that · happens here." hi mself Italia n . Portuguese . O ne thing is certain. Cohen the people on a university campus campus is now the quiet place he Gurke adds. · Dutch and Swedish . As if the in conversation reveals himself required more genteel strategies had first expected to find . He And Carroll will most likely at­ languages of the western world as an apt custodian for the halls than that of the people with whom doubts that it will go back to the tend . were not e nough, Cohen is of learning.

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Leo Carroll. righ i. accepts a gift from Russell Breen, Vice- Rector, Academic, on the occasion of his retirement after 16 years as Head of Secu~ity at the west end campus. / September 20, 1984 THE THURSDAY REPORT Page 7 Try our Croque des Amis for $2.65 including coffee / ing room : then when I had a little Concordia F ete Message more money in hand . I would fo und a dormitory: then after that. (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) or more .probably with it. a decent organized by the Concordia Universi ty Students' Association (CUSA). ad­ its fir st hesi tant steps. We have reading room and a library. After ded to the fun . seen space travel e nte r its that. if I sti ll had more money that I If anyone - incl udi ng the public - wanted to know the details of a adolescence. We have seen com­ couldn't use. I would hire a pro­ ~ program offered at the University: if they wanted to know about services munications and the arts develop fessor and get some tex tbooks ... for the handicapped: if they happened to be curious about the art of globe-spanning networks. And Happily. Concordia has follow ­ Ukrainian egg painting: if-they wanted to try a Chinese fort une cookie: or these are only a few of th e areas in ed a d,ifferent course of develop­ ,~ II/ if they were si mply in terested in testing thei r lung capacity - it was all which universities are called upon ment and it has done so with there . to play a major role in preparing re markable success. as evid enced "Peopl e obviously enjoyed themselves. They were smiling an_d trying our youth to adapt to and improve by the merger of tw o Montreal in ­ their hand at all the exhibits. Everyone got involved in the event." says upon uch massive transforma­ stitutions of higher education. each Public Relations spokesperson Carole Kleingrib. who spearheaded the tions . Concordia. in the last 10 o'f which was firmly establi shed in move to have Concordia Fete launch the 10th Anniversary. As Chairman years . has made a meaningful con­ its own right. /~/ of the Concordia Fete Organizi ng Committee. Kleingrib guided plans tributi on to the new knowledge I kn ow Co ncordia will continue through three months of hard work. man requires. to nurture th e curi osity so vital to Although she was disappointed that the stree t festiva l. which had been Stephen Leacock had a formula our progress. Indeed . th e popula­ 1470 Crescent Mtl. , Que. "If tion of Montreal looks to Concor­ organized by CUSA. never had a chance to develop full y becaus'e of inter­ fo r settin g up a university. I were H3J 2B2 mittent rain. Klei ngrib was pleased wit h the overall result of the day. "We founding a uni versi ty." he once dia to pl ay an ever more important 289-9063 attracted a great number of people and the exhibits were all extremely well wrote. "I would first have a smok- role. / done. It gave a chance for the University to celebrate an event which is important to everyone and to bring together facult y. staff. stu dents and the public." the inside back page the insid On the commi tt ee -Yith her were Don Boisvert. Assistant to the Vice­ Rector. Academic. Terry Fenwick. Co ncordia Orientatioi:, Program Chairman and form er CUSA Co-President. Bob Philip. Sports Informa­ pus remains the same at PR-100. tee. Meetings are held o nce a tion Director. Gary Richards. Director of Alu mni Affairs and Chairman of 2100 Mackay. 879-7386. month on Thursdays at'4 p .m . in the 10th Anniversary Committee. Brian Selwood. Capital Campaign Of­ UNIVERSITY WRITING TEST: the downtown campus. Call SSC fi cer. Ken Whi ttingham. Assistant Director of Publi c Relations. Vicky NOTICES If you entered Concordia in Sept . Coordinator at 879-7271_ between Lavigne. Co-ordinator of the 10th Anniversary Committee. and David 1983 (Fi ne Arts Students EX ­ 9 a .m. and 5 p .m . Dobrofsky . Liaison Officer. CEPTED) you are subject to the LACOLLE CENTRE FOR Kleingrib added that the day's events were the resu lt of a concerted ef­ new graduation requirement con­ EDUCATIONAL INNOVA­ fort. Many should be th anked - such as th ose in the Physical Plant. cern ing COMPETENCE IN WRIT­ TION: Workshop on LIV ING Security and Distribution. A special thanks goes to Advertisin g. partic ular­ ALL STUDENTS WHO TOOK TEN EXPRESSION. You must YOUR LI FE AS A WO RK OF ART ly the Director. Michael Hai nsworth . and the Ar tist. Mary Townsend . who SUMMER COURSES must ask take and pass the UNIVERSITY with Dan Daniels. Oct. 13 & 14. designed the visuals such as posters. buttons. balloons. and adver­ for their Income Tax Receipts at WRI TING TEST in English OR 1984. This workshop is intended tiseme nts. Appreciation should also be expressed to the Ci ty of Montreal the Student Accounts Office. Nor­ French . You can also meet the for individuals who want to stretch for allowing the cl(?sure of sections of two city streets and fo r providing a ri s Bldg .. 1435 Dru mmond St. Graduation require me nt by obtain ­ their creative potential and develop police escort during the marathon . SGW campus. ing a grade of C- or better in thei r human relations skills . The Widespread media att ention was given the Universi ty during the day TO ALL CONCORDIA Englis h C212 or Franc;ais C400. premises are that every person IS and CJAD was broadcasting fr om the downtown campus . "All in all. we STUDENTS: INCOME TAX or. if you are in th e Bachelor of creative that every individual IS a can be proud of the image presented of Concordia to the Montreal com­ RECEIPTS - The fo ll owing will Engineering or a Journalis m pro­ potential masterpiece a'nd that one munity during the day." Klei ngrib added. be available for pick up: the Educa­ gram. a grade of C - or better in does not have to be ill in order to tio n De duc tio n Ce r tificate Engin eering C281 or Journalism get better. $SO / person for tw o (T2202A form - for full time C201 respectively. If you have days. $60/ student (meals & ac­ CONCORDIA students only) and the Tu ition Fee been tested for admission purposes commodation incl ): $30/ pe r­ UNIVERSITY Certificate (Receipt for income tax and have obtained a predetermin­ son/ day (m eals onl y). $20/ stu ­ purposes): O NE LOCATION ON­ ed high level in th e CELDT . the dent. For more in formation call LY - Norris Bldg .. 1435 Drum­ TOEFL or the Uni versity of 482-0320. local 344. mond St. room N-107-4. Mon­ Michigan English Language Test. CONCORDIA CENTRE FOR Thurs. 9 a .m . - 7 p .m . PLEASE you are considered to have met the MANAGEMENT STUDIES: BRI NG YOUR ID CARD. graduation requireme nt . There will Three-day se m inar o n Septemberfest PRE-REGISTERED be a number of opportunities to MICROCOMPUTERS: HOW TO STUDENTS WHO PAID BY take the test each year. but you are SELECT AND USE THE RIGHT Sponsored by the MAIL: Yo u may pick up your final encouraged to do so AS SOON SYSTEM. to be held at Montreal's Centre for Mature Students contract at the Norri s Buildi ng. AS POSSIBLE AFTER ENTRY. Queen El izabeth Hotel on Sept. 20 Saturday, the 22nd of September 1984 room N-107. Monday - Thursday. The test will be held on Fridav. - 23 and Dec . 6 - 8. 1984. and in Faculty Club Complex 9 a. m . - 5:30 p .m.: Friday. 9 a.m. Oct. 5. 4 - 5:30 p .m .. on ·the Toronto at Hotel Pl aza II on Nov. 1 7th Fl oor, Hall_Building - 4 p .m .. until Sept. 28. 1984 . SGW cal]lpus. Appointment cards - 3. 1984. The speaker will be Ali , Pl ease bring your letter of accep­ are necessary. they may be picked Fa;hoomand. Asst. Prof. of Quan­ 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd . West tance or your I. D. card with you . up between Sept . 24 and 28 at the titative Me thods a t Concordia SGW campus. Registr a r's Services: CC-214. University. He is well versed in the 10:00 - 10:45 Faculty Club OFFICE O F THE OM ­ Loyola campus. N-107. SGW fie ld of computers. his areas of Registration and Coffee BUDSMAN: The Ombudsmen campus. There is no charge for the concentration being business ap­ are available to a ll me mbers of the test. Take it as oft en as is plications of mi crocomputers. data 10:45 - 11 :30 Faculty Club Lounge Univ e rsi ty for information. necessary. processing and statistics. For more Guest Speaker: assistance and advice. Call RECORD LENDING LIBRARY information. pl ease contact Susan Dr. Patrick Kenniff, Rector and Vice-Chancellor 879-424 7 or drop · into 211 1 OF CLASSICAL AND JAZZ Long at 879-4014. Concordia Univers ity. Mackay on the SGW campus. or MUSIC is available to a ll Concor­ CONCORDIA CENTRE FOR 11 :45-13:15 Faculty Club phone 48 2-0320. local 257 on the dia stude nts and staff wi th 1.0. MANAGEMENT STUDIES: Loyo la ca mpus . The Om ­ cards. You can take three records Two-day seminar "on STRESS Lunch : Dining Room budsmen's services are confiden­ o ut for 14 days fr ee of charge. See AND TI ME MANAGEMENT. to be Relish Tray tia l. Teddy Furler at RF-108. Loyola held in Ottawa at the Westin Hotel Tossed. Chef's Salad, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw Cheese Tray '- LOYOLA CAMPUS campus. 482-0320. ext. 249. on Oct. 11 & 12. Speakers will be W ine MINISTRY: Loyola Chapel - VANIER LIBRARY TOURS: Dr. Steven H . Appelbaum. Dean Roast Turkey, Baked Ham, Beef, Sunday Liturgies at 11 a.m. and 8 Ge neral tours of the Vanier Libra~y of the Faculty of Commerce & Ad­ Luncheon Meat Platter p .m. and every weekday. Monday are being offered now until Sept. ministration and Prof. of Manage­ Hot Rolls • to Friday at 12 :05 p .m . 28. Please make arrangements at ment at Concordia University. and Dessert QUEBEC & CANADIAN IM­ the Va nier Library refere nce desk Dr. V . Baba. Assoc. Prof. in th e Coffee, Tea and M ilk MIGRATION: For a ll Interna­ or call 482-0320. ext. 372. For Management Dept. at Concordia 13:30 - 15:15 tional Students whose authoriza­ more information contact Hele na University. For further informatio n. tions expire this fall. immigratio n Gameiro at 482-0320. ext. 411 . please call Susan Lo ng at Workshops: officials will be at the Hall Bldg .. LOYOLA CHAPEL: Mass daily at 879-4014. How to Write a Term Paper room H-651 from Sept. 17 - 2 1. 12 :05 noon . Sunday at 11 a .m . SCHOLARSHIPS FOR How to Study How to Cope with Math Appointments MUST be made at and 8 p .m . GRADUATE STUDY 1985-86: the Dean of Students Office . SGW SENIOR STUDENTS COM­ Application forms from external · NOTE: As a complete luncheon with wine will be campus. 21 35 Mackay. OR at M ITT EE , CENTRE FOR agencies are arriving almost daily. served, there will be a $6.00 charge to help Loyola. AD-121. MATURE STUDENTS: The SSC Pick up a copy of the new Guide to defray costs. Students, Faculty and Staff are THE LEGAL INFORMATION is looking for Senior Students. A wards for Graduate Study in your asked to buy Luncheon Tickets in advance at the SERVICE & THE OFFICE OF credit or non-credit. who would be department or from the Graduate Centre for Mature Students on either campus. THE CODE ADMINISTRATOR interested in working on the com­ Awards Officer. 2145 Mackay are now situated in AD-304. Street. S-202. You are welcome to Telephone: SGW - 879-7271 mittee. Assistance is needed on Loyola campus. 482-0320. loc. "short-term" committees. as well as drop in or phone 879-73 17 for an Loyola : 482-0320 Ext. 263 5 12 . The office on the SGW cam- the general working of the commit- appointmeni . The Thursday-- Report is the community . may be reproduced without permission. EDITOR: Barbara Verity newspaper of Concordia Unlversity. serving Credit would be appreciated. REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS: Carole faculty. staff and students at the downtown University events and notices are publish­ Kleingrib, Maryse Perraud, R. Bella and west end campuses. 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University. on THE IMPACT OF 1: 15 p.m. in H-635-2. Open to a ll s1,1 bt.) with Gopi, M.K. Rai na. Saturday 29 EVENTS ADVERTISING ON CONSUMP­ facu lty. -staff and students. Pre­ Vibhuti Jha and Satyen Kumar at 9 CONSERVATORY OF TION. 2 - 4 p .m .. in H-620. Ha ll registration with the Computer p .m. in H-110. Hall Bldg. $2 CINEMATOGRAPHlC ART: Thursday 20 Bldg. SGW campus. For further in­ Centre is required . Stop in at each. SGW campus. AND QUIET ROLLS THE DAWN BOARD OF GOVERNORS: formation call 879-4 302 or H-927-8 or call 879-4423. SGW (Ek Din Pratidin ) (Mrinal Sen. Open meeting at approximately 879-5862. _campus. 1979) (Bengali with English subt.) 1:15 p.m. in H-769. Hall Bldg. Friday 28 with Satya Bandopaddhyaya. Gita SGW campus. CONSERVATORY OF Sen. Mamata Shankar and Sreela POLITICAL SCIENCE Saturday 22 Tuesday 25 CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: Maju mdar at 7 p.m. : IN SEARCH DEPARTMENT: Dr. Wolfe, Dean CONSERVATORY OF CONSERVATORY OF MR . SHOME (Bhuvan Shome) OF FAMINE (Akaler Sandhane) of the Rand Corporation. Santa CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: (Mrinal Sen. 1969) (Bengali with (Bengali with English subt.) with _ Monica. California on THE COST PHANIYAMMA (Prema Karanth. THE LONELY WIFE (Charulata) English subt.) with Uptal Dutt. Dhritiman Chatterjee. Smita Patil. OF THE SOVIET EMPIRE 1982) (Kannada with English (Satyajit Ray. 1964) (Bengali with Suhasini Mulay. Sadhu Meher and Sreela Majumdar and Gita Sen at 9 1970-81. 3:30 - 5 :30 p.m. in subt.) with L.V. Sharada. Rao. English subt.) with Madhavi Sekhar Chatterjee at 7 p.m.: THE p.m . in H-110: $2 each. SGW N-308. Norris Bldg. Slides will also Baby Pratima. Pratibha Kasarvalli. Mukherjee. Sailen Mukherjee. ROYAL HUNT (Mrigaya) (Mrinal campus. be shown. SGW campus. Dashararhi Dixit and H.N. Chan­ Soumitra Chatterjee and Shyamal Sen. 1976) (Hindi with English SONIC STRANDS: See Friday 28. . DOCTORAL THESIS dru at 7 p .m : THRESHOLD Ghoshal at 8:30 p.m. in H-110. subt.) with Mithun Chakrabarty. DEFENSE: Rosalind Zinman on (Umbartha) (Jabbar Patel. 1982) Hall Bldg. $2. SGW Campus. Mamata ·Shankar and Gyanesh MEN'S SOCCER: Concordia vs RAYMOND WILLIAMS : (Marathi with English subt.) with LOYOLA FILM SERIES: KISS Mukherjee at 9 p .m . in H-116: $2 U.Q .T.R. at 1 p .m .. Loyola cam­ TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGY OF Smita Patil. Girish Karnad. ME DEADLY (Robert Aldrich. each. SGW campus. pus. CULTURE at 10 a .m. in S-206. Ashalata and Kusum Kulkarni at 1955) with Ralph Meeker. Albert SONIC STRANDS: A three day 2145 Mackay Street. SGW cam­ 9 :15 p .m . in H-110. Hall Bldg. $2 Dekker and Marian Cai:r at 7 p. m.: fibre sculpture in the trees of the pus. each. SGW campus. SHADOW OF A DOUBT (Alfred Loyola campus. during its three­ Sunday 30 APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCE MEN'S SOCCER: Concordia vs Hitchcock. 1943) with Joseph Cot­ day. mini-series of electro-acoustic CONSERVATORY OF STU D ENT A SSOC I AT ION: Sherbrooke at 1 p .m .. Loyola ten. Teresa Wright. MacDonald music concerts. These three out of CINEMATOGRAPHI C ART: Community development campus. Carey and Hume Cronyn at 8:45 d oors concerts will feature DU LIA (Saikat Bhattacharya. workshop - Field placement in FOOTBALL: Concordia vs p . m . in the F .C. Smith members of the C .E.C.G. in live 1982) (Bengali with English subt.) the area of applied social science. 2 Bishop's at 1 p .m .. at Bishop's. Auditorium. Loyola campus . electro-acoustic performance in with Debika Mukherjee. Satinath - 4 p. m .. 2085 Bishop Street FREE . compositions by members of the Mukherjee and Samar Mukherjee (Annex F). room F-107. For more DOCTORAL - THESIS group. and works on tape by other at 7 p.m.: FUNERAL RITES information call 879-4363. FREE DEFEN S E : Rajagopalan composers. including Denis Lor­ (Samskara) (Pattabhi Rama Red­ Sunday 23 - I CONCORDIA ART GALLERY: CONSERVAT ORY O F Jayakumar on DESIGN AND rain .. Yves Daoust. Alain Thibault. dy. 1970) (Kannada with English Paintings by MICHAEL JOLLIFFE CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: ANALYSIS OF GRAPH David Keane. Jean Seguin. John subt. ) with Girish Karnad. Snelatha and prints by PHILIP GUSTON THE WINTER NIGHT (Seeta Rati) ALGORITHMS SPANNING Celona. Steve Fai and Marcelles Reddy. Dashrati Dixit and Lakshmi until Oct. 13. Mezzanine. Hall (Manmohan Mahapatra. 1982) , TREE ENUMERATION. PLANAR -Deschenes. among others. During Krishnamurty at 9 p .m. in H-110: Bldg. SGW campus. (Oriya with English subt.) with i EMBEDDING AND MAXIMAL the concerts. a "fiberous web". $2 each. SGW campus. LESBIAN & GAY FRIENDS OF Arun Nanda. Mahasweta Roy, PLANARIZATION at 2 p.m. in ovei 5.00Q ft2 (500 m2) . will be SONIC STRANDS: See Friday C O N·c DIA: Film Hemanta Das. Sadhu Meher and H-769. Hall Bldg. SGW campus. w6ven in the trees of the Grove. · 28. OUTRAG OUS with Craig Russell Subrat Mahapatra at 7 p.m.: THE ECONOMIC STUDENTS ' (behind the main buildings). of the and Hollis Maclaren. 4 - 6 p .m .. FABLE (Katha) (Sai Paranjpye. ASSOCIATION: MEET THE Loyola campus. Donations of 2060 Mackay Street. Room 202: 1982) (Hindi with English subt.) PROF. 4 - 6 p .m .. Loyola Campus threads. strings and things are in ­ \.)~ $2. For more information call with Naseeruddin Shah. Farouque Centre. All economics students are vited . Public participation is en­ 879-8406. Shaikh. Deepti Naval and Mallika encouraged to attend . couraged. There will be a hibachi CLASSIFIED Sarabhai at 9 p .m . in H-1 10. Hall to cook on. and free apples. Dress Bldg. $2 each. SGW campus. for the weather: in case of rain . Friday 21 MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT:. Wednesday 26 that day's concert will be cancelled. TYPING:Professional. Punctual . CONSERVATORY· O F An opening Mass for the academic CONSERVATORY OF Time: 1 to about 5:00 p .m .. today. Reliable . All Faculty. Graduate. CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: year to ask God's blessing on the CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: tomorrow (Sat. Sept.28) and Sun­ Student papers and thesis in HOME COMING (Grihapravesh) University and each of us at 11 THE CHESS PLAYERS (Shatranj day. Sept.29 in the Grove of · English . French. Spanish - on IBM­ (Basu Bhattacharya. 1979) (Hindi a .m . and 8 p .m. in the Loyola Ke Khilari) (Satyajit Ray. 1977) Loyola campus. FREE . For more Selectric III. Downtown near Sher­ with English subt.) with Sanjeev Chapel. Guest Homilist is Dr. John (Urdu with English subt.) with Am­ information . call 482-0320. ext. brooke. Call 849-9708 before 8 and Sharmila Sarika at 7 p.m. : Wickham. S .J .. Director of the lg­ jad Khan . Sanjeev Kumar. Saeed 611 . p .m. (try weekends too) . WATER . WATER (Thanneer. natian Center in Monlreal. Jaffrey. Richard Attenborough and Thanneer) (K. Balachander. 1981) Shab-ana Azmi at 8:30 p .m . in (Tamil with English subt.) with H-110. Hall Bldg. $2 each. SGW Saritha. V.K. Veeraswami. Shun­ Monday 24 campus. mughan and M.R. Radha at 9:30 C ONSERVATORY OF COMPUTER CENTRE p.m. m H-110. Hall Bldg $2 CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: SEMINAR: PROCEDURES : CCL Philip Guston each. SGW campus. THE UNVANQUISHED & ADVANCED NOS at 1:15 p.m . PH . D . WORKSHOP (Aparajito) (Satyajit Ray. 1956) in H-635-2 . Open to all faculty . VIS ITIN G SPEAKERS (Bengali with English subt.) with staff and students. Pre-registration SERIES: Dr. James G . Barnes. Kanu Bannerjee. Karuna Banner­ with the Computer Centre is re­ Dean of the Faculty of Business jee. Pinaki Sen Gupta. Smaran quired . Stop in at H-927-8 or call Administration at Memorial Ghosal. Subodh Ganguly· and 879-4423. SGW campus. University. on PER CAPITA CON­ Ramani Sen Gupta at 8:30 in CONCORDIA JAZZ ENSEM­ SUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC H-110. Hall bldg . $2.· SGW cam- . BLE: At 8 :30 p .m. in the Loyola BEVERAGES IN CANADA : pus. Campus Center. PUBLIC POLICY IMPLICA­ DOCTORAL THESIS MEN'S SOCCER: Con_cordia vs TIONS. 2 - 4 p .m .. in room 620. D EFENSE: Srinivasan Chan­ McGill at 8 :15 p .m. at McGill . Hall Bldg .. 1455 de Maisonneuve drashekhar on AN ANALYTICAL Blvd . SGW campus. For further in ­ AND EXPERIMENTAL formation call 879-5862 or 4302. STOCHASTIC MODELLING OF Th~rsday 27 COMPUTER CENTRE THE RESULTANT FORCE C O NSERVATORY O F Painter, 1979 L,.nOfi,aph. '"'") p,oof hthograph,e epreuved a,1 ,Ste 81l • 108cm SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEM IN BT A DEEP HOLE CINEMATOGRAPHIC ART: Courtesy ~ .. ,d M cKee lr,c Gatle•v N- Yo,l, DEBUGGING at 1:15 p.m. in MACHINING AND ITS IN ­ THE WORLD OF APU (Apur San­

H-635-2 . Hall Bldg. Open to all FLUENCE ON THE DYNAMICS sar) (Satyajit Ray. 1959) (Bengali Sq 1lmnhm 12 Oc tnlwr 1:1 . 1~1 84 faculty . staff and students. Pre­ OF THE MACHINE TOOL with English subt.) with Soumitra 1!11 l l s;:plmnlm• ,1u IJ