Thursday, January 26, 1978 theCordWeekly Volume 18, Number 15 A look at the presidential candidates Kurt Ditner minority, he must stand up and administrative knowledge on involvement with WLSUSU is an something students will like, that A second year honours busi- express his feeling on major responsible authority. Mike feels asset as it leaves him unbiased probably meaning disco. ness administration student, issues. He feels he is an easy the real issue is the shelving of and able to objectively set He feels that as president of Kurt has worked as assistant person to talk to, and he can matters that have occurred with priorities straight. Also, not the new board, he could serve the manager for Premier Theatres in relate to concerns arising at previous boards; he would like to having been on the Board this important purpose of keeping a Toronto, a teacher at the future Board meetings. He feels see more action being taken more year, he seems to be prevalent close eye 'on OFS and making Developmental Centre for Men- equal to the responsibility, and quickly. His basic philosophy among Board members. sure students are informed on all tally Handicapped and Retarded feels that strong basic Christian includes three major points: He feels long term planning aspects of the issue. Children, as leader of a drop-in beliefs will make him concerned teamwork, action and results. By should be a top priority of the He also feels there is a big centre and as an organizer of more with students themselves, this, he means that cohesive new administration. communication problem between Christian Retreat Weekends. and how they feel rather the topic group effort should be employed the grad students and thegeneral He feels board cooperation is of money-making. He also feels it to facilitate dealing with issues as student population, as well as of great importance; he doesn't would be a beneficial ideafor the they come up, with a "less talk, Claude Turcotte between the music students and want to see the board become the student's union to provide a tax more action" intention. Claude is in third year the general population. He would vehicle for a power struggle or a service for themat less expensive He feels the biggest problem business, he has been Winter like to improve on this situation. personality contest. He feels rates. this year has been a lack of Carnival Coordinator, Director of He makes no unlikely promises; proxy voting should cease, and teamwork and what is needed is a Student Activities, an officer of he feels his experience enables would attempt to terminate it is Mike Hadlow president who will lead the board the corporation, has sat on the him to be realistic. elected president. Also, he would Mike is a third year business in unified aciton. OMB and knows a fair deal of like to see the Turret lounge be student. His qualifications in- He is running because he feels general information about stu- He is running because he has removed to make greater seating clude having been president of competent, and his involvement dent affairs in general~~ from experience and a desire to do the capacity in the Turret. Although Tamaie this year, a member of since first year in Tamaie has having worked on the calendar. job for the students and for an outsider, he feels he can work the Senate Finance Committee, made him desire more involve- Claude feels the Saturday himself. He is involved now, and well within the system. and a don in Little House. He ment with the university as a night pubs which started this would like to remain so. He is running because he feels combines these experiences for whole, through WLUSU. year, should definitely be chan- He feels somewhat negatively that as a member of the silent an accumulation of valuable He feels his lack of prior ged, and changed quickly, to towards the use of proxies.

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Kurt Ditner Mike Hadlow ClaudeTurcotte Winter Carnival: Snowdown '78 is history now by Kathy Connor Hines, Ed Gettings, Lisa Elkin, proximately forty men and Lynn Goodayle and Kathy Con- the skating party were Wendy Once again, Laurier Winter and Kathy Connor helped make women competed in Co-ed nor. Muir, Craig Crane and Nick Carnival ended up a successful the day a success. Innertube Waterpolo. Eight The campus rink on the Cajganick. week of activities. The events The pubs on Wednesday and teams vied against each otherfor football field outside of Willison Flap jacks, sausages and which finished off the week of Thursday nights featured the a chance to play in the four semi- Hall attracted a number of orange juicewere featured at the Carnival were cross-country ski- fifties band of Bob Shoo Bop finals rounds. In the final match, skaters to a skating party Friday Pancake Breakfast on Saturday ing on Wednesday, the Bop Shoo Revue. Although Wednesday teams one and four played to night. From seven o'clock on morning. Cheerful, friendly ser- Bop Revue pub on Wednesday night was designated as official determine the winners of individ- there was open skating for all vice was provided by organizer and Thursday nights, the hayride "greaser pub night", some ual trophies awarded by Labatts comers, with music provided by Jayne Brown and the women Thursday night, co-ed innertube people showed up Thursday to the members of the winning the Labatts van. Labatts beer from floor C-l in Conrad Hall. waterpolo, and the skating party night in greaser attire as well as team. Team one, comprised of glasses were presented to Greg Snowdown '78 had its finale on on Friday and the pancake on Wednesday night. An added Sam, Al, Steve, Pam, Michele, Barratt and Pat Pierce, winners Saturday night to the semi-formal breakfast and the Semi-Formal feature of the Thursday night pub and Kathy emerged victorious. of the skating competitions held in the Turret ballroom. Not on Saturday. was the wristwrestling champion- The winners were also presented conducted at the party. Donuts as many people as in previous Approximately sixty-five WLU ship matches. Paul Gagnon, with swim goggles by the WLU and hot chocolate were served at years attended this year's dance, students, staff and a prof organizer of the event, announc- Bookstore. Organizers and refer- a disco dancing party inside the but those who did go enjoyed participated a day of cross- es the winners as follows: Men's ees of the waterpolo even were Willison Lounge. Organizers of themselves. Fay Booker was the in p. country skiing at Molson's Barrie Division: under 149—Phil Cont'd,on 2 ski area on Wednesday. Trans- Cooper; 150-174—Steve Daub; portation was provided by a bus 175-199-Glenn Billiard; 200 and and two vans (special thanks to over—Pete Hume; Women's John Enns for driving the bus.) Division: Sue Thomson. A cool Proxy voting in election possible The skiiers were provided with clear night and plenty of hay theproper equipment and given provided the setting for the by Joanne Wise responsibility to ourselves and to out to the polls on February 2. a few rudimentary instructions hayride at Elora Gorge on It's election time again and, as the University of which we are an You willbe helping to combat one before setting out for several Thursday night. The buses were members of the "Corporation", integral part, to see to it that the of the most misunderstood, most hours of touring the trails at packed to capacity as 150 people time for the student body to raise 1978-79 WLUSU fulfills its abused voting policies in the Molson's Ski Area. A race was rode to Elora Park where two its head above the Torque Room obligations as our legal repre- Corporations Act: The Proxy held at the end of the day's flat-bed wagons pulled by tract- smoke and show its democratic sentative. Vote. skiing. Winners of a silver-plated ors waited to convey the eager face. In accordance with the laws Ideally perhaps this istrue, but The function of Proxy voting is beer mug apiece, awarded by 'hayriders' along the woodsy of the Corporations Act of in reality "dirty politicing" is to enable students, who would Molson's, were Marilyn Morris road. After enjoying the leisurely Ontario and the policies of our often as prevalent as clean otherwise be unable to make it to and Ron Brown. Apres ski, a chili jaunt, the riders gathered around Union, all positions on the Board politics. The election is, of the polls, to have a voice in the dinner was served. The weary a roaring fire and roasted hot of Directors are one again up for course, where it all begins. The election. Unfortunately that func- skiiers later called upon hidden dogs while warming themselves. grabs. For the politically minded private power struggle between tion has been extended by reserves of energy and danced to Carla Biancucci competently co- this means a chance to get candidates now, may well be- candidates in previous elections, tunes provided by a disc jockey. ordinated the details of the involved; for the community come a corporate struggle in a to include the practice of A fine job of organization and hayride. minded, it means a chance to few short months. To safeguard power-play-politics. Some can- planning by the Cross-Country Snowdown made a big splash exercise a basic right—the right against this, and to show due didates have been known to Ski Committee members, Ken on Friday afternoon when ap- to vote. Each of us has a respect to your voting right, come gatherproxies from students and Cont'd, on p.2 Weekly Thursday, January 26,1978 2 The Cord Board of directors term drawing to a close purposes year by Sarah Gray from an inside point matter. intersession) paid, as an induce- qualifying stud- organization this At the Sunday night meeting of of view, having been on the A budget of $250 was passed ment for them to remain in the ents on campus would be as grad the WLUSU Board of Directors it outside for a number of years. If, for the annual WLUSU party. vicinity over the summer. The classified students. was decided that Saturday night the end of the year, the board It was decided to pass in president, it was decided should at A an pubs in the Turret, tried as folk feels OFS is suited to WLU, no principle the idea that all WLUSU have the option ofreceiving $200 correction to error singer evening for the first time referendum need be held. officers, excepting the Chief honoraria for remaining in appearing in last week's Cord this year, would be changed in Steve Richards, who resigned Electoral Officer would have Waterloo for the summer write up of the election issue: The profit format, pending agreement of last week from the post of tu'.tion for 2 courses (to be taken months. budgeted TURRET was the president's council. The WLUSU treasurer, had his in either summer session or It was agreed that for election $1200 not $12,000. proposed change would be to honoraria discussed at the disco, similar to Friday The board (after much night meeting. Cont'd, from p. 5 pubs, but limited to 350 people. deliberation, if you care to call it The change is necessitated by that) decided to give Richard's consistent losses of Saturday approximately 75% of the desig- nights, for whatever reasons nated honoraria. Education from the class these occurred. It was decided that the pursuit behaviour when alone as com- walking down the street and and say, "it's a pathetic The board also voted to accept of the Johnny Rivers issue, and pared to when in groups. What heard someone screaming testimony to the state of Western trial membership in the Ontario the intended idea of a law suit, these studies basically revealed 'rape'?" You'd probably say, culture, but I'm a realist. That's Federation of Students (OFS). for breach of contract, would be was that, when in anonymous "Well of course I'd look to see the way it will always be." This means a 40

A CountryPub in theCity Seagram ConvenientParking J^s 743-4881 P.O. Box 847. Stn. H. Montreal. Quebec. H3G 2MB _ 647 Übcmlm St. W.Kltdww . Thursday, January 26,1978 The Cord Weekly 4 Editor Brian Harrison The Cord Weekly is published by Student News Editor Eileen Fisher Publications of Wilfrid Laurier Univer- THE Sports Editor Don Stewart sity. Editorial opinions are independent of Production Manager...... Deb Slatterie the University, WLUSU and Student Photo Technicians MargyFarran Publications. The Cord reserves the right CORD Stan Switalski to edit all articles and letters submitted to Ad Manager Bruce Cunningham it. The Cord is a member of the Canadian Entertainment Editor . . Loretta Heimann University Press co-operative. WEEKLY Phone 884-2990, 884-2991 Sunday's show Anyone interested in no-star wrestling? It's the latest thing on comment campus. exciting than the old kind that was done in university brought several very It's far more The recent negotiations between the dons and the has lights, using real physical contact. It may long showing is a ring, under glaring interesting facts to light. These facts go a way in how this institution run and how less intellectual than the Saturday night TV people it you're me you have an idealistic view of be somewhat the who run think. If like probably universities, but...it's so much fun. Anyone care to buy tickets? colleges and all other educational institutions, that they are really here to serve the needs of the version, you is get on the board directors. enter part is that the more one finds out the more one You don't have to! All do of people who their doors. The unfortunate nights (of be disgusted you want to is very disheartening when you Then show up for meetings on Sunday course sure gets and the less really find out. It must learning to to show up late) and you're all set. It be noted of course, seriously wonder if this school of higher is really here to educate us or be the only not to show up at all. Notably, Dave University in province in only this university that I'm talking that some directors prefer the that turned a profit. It's not Creek and Mike Regan have both missed the past three about but it is this one that most concerned with. I'm meetings. Perhaps these gentlemen are nursing wounds One case in point is the payment of the proctors in Conrad Hall. During the university's incurred previous no-star wrestling bouts at the board; one hours the proctor carries out the normal duties of the job, but after the university switch at business conjecture since seem to muster the energy board closes down all calls are answered in Conrad. Of all the calls that the proctors can only they can't handle, up. approximately 60 per cent 80 per cent are for the university. This means that every that to show to one But, you decide to show, an interesting technique is to lives in any one of the residences on campus is paying the proctor to do university business. The if do stay home until someone has to come to fetch you, so that there money comes of Ancillary Enterprises which has made approximately $60,000, this sum is out can be quorium. The advantage«to this method is that you delay considered to be low enough to be within the guidelines which state that a Ancillary enterprise the meeting from starting for an hour, and by the time you must operate at a break even point. Apparently one to one and a half percent either way is all your fellow wrestlers are ready for a truly rousing considered the break even point. Maybe this seems like a petty complaint but it bothers me that arrive, the university after making a one and a half million dollar profit would still continue type of bout. this real fun comes of course, when the chairman gives the go practice. It's true that no matter what budget the money students would still end up THe comes from, for the battle. For an paying for some of the costs, but would, however, be fairer if the University itself paid for part signal and all the wrestlers tense it enlightening example, consider the case when one of the of the proctors wages after the switch board closed down. During the negotiations between the (Steve Richards) decided resign. the dons and the university I was given the distinct impression that they are not really appreciated executive has to Now issue for their full worth. When it is considered that other universities, on average suffer $10,000 and is, how much of his honoraria should he receive? Naturally, this fellow be present to plead his own heavens that $20,000 on damages that are not reclaimed but here at Laurier the damages only amount $200, can't case; no, to too against no-star wonders may be the dons doing good job. Possibly there more trouble in would be logical and all rules of wrestling. one if are too a if was dynamic University might Instead, have the duo (Dave Cantor and Richard residences and if more damages occurred the realize how valuable the dons Saliwonczyk) wrangle with the of the board. This really are. rest is particularly recommended for it's dramatic effectiveness; the When you vote next Thursday keep in mind that the people elected are going to represent you for the next year and they will be spending your money. Take a look at the attendance record of theatric value when this same dynamic duo jump up and leave as appears this year's directors which can be found elsewhere in the paper. There are several people with soon as a vote not suited to their tastes to be being very poor attendance records; do you want them representing you for the next year? If they passed is a stirring and wonderful thing. Unfortunately, I can't go into any of the finer details of this situation, because I felt didn't have the necessary desire to attend meetings in the past I doubt that they will change in the future. This year you will not only be voting to elect next year's directors but you will also be compelled to delete all the expletives, and there is very little left gone, except voting to decide whether or not you feel that WLUSU's executive deserves more renumeration. with all of them twenty-five wasted minutes. The recommendation that has been approved in principal calls for the President, At this point, I cease this senseless parody, for it rivals in pointlessness manifold time wastings Vice-President, Treasurer, Commissioner of University Affairs, Director of Student Activities the of the board of and Radio Laurier Station Manager to have their tuition paid for up to a maximum of two directors. And concede, criticism is is courses. This is done so as to create an incentive for the executive to remain in the I easy, and the nature of politics Kitchener-Waterloo area for the summer. There are advantages to having these people here for imbedded with the unpleasant fact that there will alwayss be useless and detrimental theatrics. the summer; however it is a step toward creating a full time executive which I'm not in favour of argument since it tends to remove these people from the student populace. But, it cannot be overlooked that Sunday night's "bored"' The decision is yours. meeting was a particularly horrifying example of how carried Brian Harrison, editor away with trivialities a governing body can become. • Eileen Fischer, news editor

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In regards to last week's This woman works so hard. We question, we the Torque Room have posted little signs, we're Snowdown Staff would like to thank you for sure most of you have noticed, We the co-ordinators of Winter the nice comments on our that say "please return dishes to Carnival would like to thank friendly dispositions. For years racks or dishroom". We thought to cook lunch for five hundred in trying to stop the people who Marisa Orfei for her muscle in we have sat back and taken the this would encourage you to help a tiny little kitchen like ours? steal, all while trying to wear a the bed push. In addition we criticism of the students without her keep the Torque Room a Well, she does it. Some of our smile all day long and she almost would like to thank the Snow- a second thought. But now that clean place to eat, but it almost food is sent up from down in the does it! down '78 Committee and the you've discovered that we can be seems too make it worse. Please dining hall because we haven't Then the new boss that has to Dining Hall Staff for making this friendly, we'd, like to take this help her make her job a little the spacious facilities they have. listen to our complaints, sort out opportunity to express our year's Winter Carnival a tremen- easier. Our food cannot all be made with our problems and try to improve dous success. feelings without hard feelings. Then we come to the com- Tender Loving Care and Time, our equipment and all It's been plaints spirits, in Doug Robinson said that the Torque about food, we have only but she does her best! her first year we think is kept here and Herb Hartfiel Room cleaner this year! one short, happy cook most of Our cashier has to put up with she is terrific. This is because some of you have you might know. This woman the confusion that results from All of us appreciate your smile decided to try to help the one a also has problem keeping up trying to do so many things at and pleasant words, it helps us Help out who works like crazy and rushes with the demands of our once. Such as making your her coffee enjoy our job. Thanks for breaks to keep up with the customers but she does an and overflowing the To The Torque Room Users rest of the mess makers. water, listening. excellent job. Have you ever tried working the cash register while CarolBolduc Thursday, January 26,1978 The Cord Weekly 5

Hearye, Hear ye, all students This Week's Question story andpics by Stan Switalski have chosen your "employees" problem for a long time. Firstly, well and concern yourselves with the honouraria system now used What did you think of Winter Carnivalthis year? the nebulous and philosophical offers little or no incentive for areas of policy, guidelines, good performance. Some indivi- strategic areas of importance, duals do virtually nothing, yet get recognition and improving the a sustantial financial reward general well being of the whereas others do a superb job students, your constituants. and get no bonus. The solution is The next area of concern is the to set up a base honouraria, tied Karen Waldie Board of Student Activities. to the performances of the entire Ist year business Every year, problems crop up orgaization (or department) and I enjoyed it very espec- here which are important and are vary it according to how the much, by Murray Souter usually resolved. But each individual ially the Ponderosa Dinner. The year, in question performed prices were the same type problems. reasonable and more At this time of year, while it's of relative to the entire group. For events like this year than ever. people are comtemplating enter- It's treating an illness; do example, say Joe Brown didn't Cross-country ing politics (ie. running you treat the symptoms or do you a job the skiing, the student do good relative to total hayride, and pubs were directors), I treat the illness? So to the new work. He was to receive a $100 the other for WLUSU board of events that I had participated feel it'sratherappropriate that I board, I offer you this: the honouraria, but because of his in. make one last foray into problems in the BSA are a result poor work, you cut it by 35%. journalism. The last couple of of the organization, not the Vice versa, Sally Smith did an weeks have been unusual in that people in it. A quick look at a above average job, therefore she several people have approached diagram of the structure will tell gets additional bonus of say me to inquire as to what is right, you this. There are only two 35%. Cathy Wolf or more importantly, wrong with levels, the Director of Student To add to this, employment Ist year Honours Arts the WLUSU structure and opera- Activities and strung out below files should be kept on each There should have been more ting procedures. So, I'm going to him. (horizontally) is the staff. individual where the current people participating in the offer the "powers that be" some They look like crows on a fence! head evaluates each employee events. I had no time because of constructive ciriticism and pos- No one person can adequately with that employee's direct school work, but I enjoyed sibly some solutions. control such a structure. superior. This results in the watching the pie-eating contest. First on my agenda is the So, on to the solution, a quick passing on of information about There was a good variety of Board itself, WLUSU is set up as reorganization of the BSA. position holders to the next head. events this year which was nice a corporation and is seen as such Firstly, break up the positions in People slacking off will realize to see. The Pubs were good by the law. It must also operate the BSA into 3 main categories, that if they don'tpull their share, duringWinter Carnival. as a corporation, not in the they are Operations, Entertain- they receive no future opportuni- traditional sense (meaning pro- ment, and Special Events. ties in that area in WLUSU. fits and such), but from a policy Operations will be comprised of As far as small clubs is and guidance standpoint. To the Small Clubs Coordinator, the concerned, a formula should be begin with, virtually all corpora- Business Manager, Marketing set up as to how much money tions have a Board of Directors, Services, etc, and will be headed each grouprequires. The formula Phil Weaver elected by the shareholders (in by the operations Manager. The should be flexible and should this case, us) to represent them Entertainment group would con- take such things as number of 2nd year Honours Arts in the corporation in the areas of tain Movies, Stage managers, members, the function of the It was a well-organized Winter policy, board strategy, and etc., and again would have a club, and its main activities, what Carnival this year. A good guidelines. They are not there to group manager. Special events they plan for the year, and what variety and reasonable prices run the Corporation, that is the also have a similar structure, but they did last year. This will were offered. I participated in a job of the officers of the would have the heads of the extablish equitable grounds on play in the concourse and Corporation. Boar's Head Dinner, Orientation, which to judgethe relative merits watched the judging of the snow The problem with WLUSU is etc. The group manager would all of each club financially. sculptures. I hadn't had much that the board tries far too often report to the Director of Student Another factor to be consider- time to observe due to outside to run the "Business." Decisions Activities comprised of three ed is the granting of office to the interests. which should be made by the voting non-honouraria members clubs (recognized) and allowing executive officers, aren't; the and the DSA who would be a them the use of the WLUSU board tries to rule upon them. board member (BSA) and would office and facilities (typing, The Board meets, on the vote. Exising honouraria could be phones, mailing, filing, etc.)as a average, about once every two to redistributed so there wouldn't result, the clubs feel as though Fran Morris three weeks, so to begin with, be a financial strain on WLUSU. they are part of the University 2nd year Honours Geog. there is a definite time lag there. What such a restructuring do and it gives them a chance to I enjoyed Winter Carnival even Then, to compound the matter es, in effect, is to create areas of establish themselves as a "going though I had a lot of exams. I further, they invariably table a control and responsibility which -concern". liked the bands at pub during decision. Time and time again, would be well defined and Now I'm surethese suggestions that week. We had good weather, decisions which require immedi- establishes a hierarchy of who won't solve all of the prolems a well-organized Winter ate attention are tabled and lie reports to whom. If new positions "up stairs" but at least it"s a Carnival, lots of events and a dormant for several weeks, if not are established then they can be start. So, new Board, before you good time. I didn't win the months. So to the new Board, slotted in easily and quickly and get indoctrinated into the new draw for the trip. which takes office after February position descriptions can be realm, you'll be experiencing 2nd, I offer you the following obtained readily. Thus, we have shortly. advice. Choose your executive a simple solution to a simple Seriously consider by sugges- officers with care and entrust to problem that has long been tions here. them the power to exercise their overlooked. Now that that's solved, on to Grant Gilles question of bigger and better things. I decision powers and abilities. Be Next is the Ist year General content that you (as a group) honourarias and club grants, a wonder what Pierre Arts I didn't have too much time or money to watch or participate in the events. They had some good ideas for this year's Winter Education at a University Carnival. were good snow sculptures by C. Reep abysmally weary of hearing job. It is a dim reason, There Jo and pub nights. I enjoyed Much has been said, is being parents, friends and acquaintan- impalpable and vague, and as good always will ces deridingly questioning the such it is often overlooked, and the Gong Show. Maybe next said, and probably year I'll be more enthused. be said about the dubious value validity of spending three or four even more sadly, it is often of a university education. How years in this ambiguous field. disparaged. often has one heard the question: One grows even wearier of trying It is a question of values what good is it doing me? It won't to answer that question for perhaps; to me it is a question of get me a job, it costs a lot of oneself. humanity. For there are lessons money, and in the long run, how Whatever the desperate reas- to be learned that could never be Bruce Westlake the many psych majors more effectively presented than much is four years of a "good ons of 3rd year Anthropology time" (0) worth? What's the for having chosen their major, it in some of these classes. purpose, what's the value, has recently come home to me In particular, I am referring to I loved it: disco night, the Gong what's the meaning? that there is a reason for the paradoxical lesson of un- Show, the pubs, the snow These questions echo through attending university, and psy- learning the learned. Let me sculptures etc. It was a good the corridors and rebound off the chology classes in particular, that explain. Most psychology majors time. It was the best out of all snowbanks as students slog to goes beyond having fun, being will be well aware of the studies the years. There were some good school each morning. They filter socialized, learning new beer of Darley and Latani on helping ideas like the Ponderosa Dinner. through the smoke and rise above drinking techniques or getting a Cont'd, on p. 2 the beer stench in late night conversations. They haunt the -■WLUROWLUROWLUROWLUROWLUROWr- minds of the serious and are repressed by the minds of the § less serious. These questions are 1Reggie's Corner omnipresent, and I'll be the first and me... nice to hear that everyone enjoyed themselves this to there are no pat 1 February 20th is the last day for dropping two- ,— It was admit that outside interest for the week of Winter term courses or Winter term courses in C year. Due to answers. > I had no time to participate in the events. Next This is particularly true for O undergraduate studies withoutpenalty of failure. J3 Carnival, psychology majors (at least from QC | |0 year for sure! the point of view of all psych vVLURQWLUROWLUROWLUROWLUROWLUR majors that I know). One grows Thursday, January 26,1978 6 The Cord Weekly A Brief look at some candidates

Murray Keith Jim Lye Tom Sturrup significant contribution to board by Beatrice Macmillan alone. He is extremely interested the student union, and also to looking at it intensively to and EileenFischer and enthusiastic. maintain good relations within evaluate its worth. He feels, too, operations. He as worked at the He feels that years, The following is a brief there are no tanglible issues the WLUSU executive. He enters thatSaturday Night Pubs need to Turret fo two and his in exposure in rundown on who's who and who's this election, and if the this competition with a good be re-evaluated with considera- to politicing this area board helps to make aware of running for what in the upcoming sticks to policy, no big business knowledge of what is required tion given to the student's him the WLUSU elections. should develop. and a well considered desire to preference and to what the Union nature of the job. serve. can Tom wants to see good Murray wants to stay involved afford. Jim is running because he has representation of the student's in student politics and feels his gained a great experi- interests, and hopes that stu- previous board experience will be JIMLYE. deal of ence, especially in this year filled dents can become more involved an would see year Vice- asset. He like to In third business, Jim with turmoil. That experience on OFS deliberations, the Cord, more student input into the served as a board member in '77 - should help the corporation run and Lounge policy, to name but a central WLUSU office. Students, '78. been a He has member of the more smoothly next year, and few areas. He feels that students President feels, Policy Committee, on he would benefit by Lounge sat help eliminate disorganization at should be made more aware of knowing that they could make Activity, the Board of Student the Board level. The Board what is going on, and would like MURRAYKEITH. suggestions directly. These sug- as Marketing-Services needs acted the strong, decisive action, and Jim to see more student input so that Murray is a second year gestions could then be channel- Co-ordinator '76 '77, sat on in feels he can provide it. the board can better know what honours geography student. He led to the appropriate places, the Food Services Committee- in the students want. has year's experience rather than directly one on the being sent to the same year, and has served TOMSTURRUP. Tom is running because of a board as a director. He has the Board where they may run two years on the Winter Carnival strong interest in politics and in served on numerous committees, the risk of an inadquate dealing. Committee. He feels that the Tom is in third year arts, people, and feels that he can do and he feels he is highly Murray also feels that there OFS (Ontario Federation of studying political science and the job. He wants to enable organized and competent, having should be another attempt at a Students) is the foremost issue in economics. He feels these cour- students to have more know- distinct leadership abilities. concert but with stricter mone- this election. In his view they ses, plus his interest in WLUSU, ledge, particularly of finances, Murray is a T.A. in geography, tary control. He would like to present themselves as too radical which he had been avidly and he is hopeful of planning and is willing to work for, and maintain good realtions between an organization to fairly respre- following throughout the year, more special events that can be with, others; not for himself the university administration and sent our interests, and he will be should hwlp him make a socially and financially sound. Business director nominees GREG BARRET: Greg is in 2nd is to get a responsible Board of ings should be compulsory, and year business. He has been a don directors. He wants to see more that board members should come in residence, and has served on student input into WLUSU, so prepared. He feels finances Winter Carnival committee for 2 Board members can know what is should be closely examined and years and orientation this year. wanted, because the majority are that student dues should be put He'd like to see more team effort detached from what is going on. to the best use possible in on the board for the good of the He would like to be involved representing student's desires. school. He feels it advisable to with WLUSU because he feels his He hopes to represent the view of take each issue as it comes and experiences could help facilitate the average student, and serve vote on it after due consideration; smooth running of the Board. He the interest of the majority. he opposes block voting. He is would actually like to become He is running because he running for the new experience, chairman, since he feels that in wants to get involved, see what's to get involved and to offer his this capacity he could best help going on and get some valuable services to the student union. the board to operate efficiently in experience. an organized, professional man- GregBarrett Neil Miskell ROGER CROSBIE ner. His lack of involvement with DOUG LAWSON: Doug is in first third year business, Roger In WLUSU at the present time is an year business and he has had a has a fair amount of experience in it month the having asset, he feels, because will business department him objectively s experience on the board, served as chairman of the student enable to deal problems arise. He replacing Lee Cassidy, who representatives, and a with that been voting can a resigned early this year. Doug member of various subcommit- feels block be hindrance to democratic proce- had taken an active interest and tees. He has kept an active eye on eding. involvement in OFS research. WLUSU doings and knows many Outside school he has held people. Being in Fouth year Next clerical jobs and a managerial year, he will have a lightened JAMES HAIG: A third year position which help give him course load and feels he will have honours business student, James some knowledge of organization. time to attend Board meetings, had experience with Winter His time at Laurier has been prepare for them, and serve on Carnival and orientation, and employed to give him some subcommittees. feels that being in third year, he understanding of WLUSU work- He feels there are no clear knows his way around. He feels ings. issues, but that is important Roger Crosbie what that attendance at board meet- He feels the important point Ed Rosdobutko

Bill Gray James Haig Mary-Lou Hartman Doug Lawson John Spadoni Thursday) January 26,1978 The Cord Weekly 7 in 1978-79WLUSU election for the incoming board is to do board tends to be too complacent, should have their interests well on the board. He is also stage given him insight into board away with personality conflicts and he wants to be an active voice represented. manager, is on the by-laws and workings and the potential to and see more and for the students. regulations committee and has dealrealistically with the existing cohesion. He sincerely feels that JOHNSPADONI. been involved with BSA for a problems. He feels his experi- he is more interested in serving ED ROSDOBUTKO John is a fourth year business number of years. His Year's ence will make him able to students and being an important Ed is a third year business student who is presently serving experience on the board has represent business students well. source that in personal gains, and student. His qualifications in- he would like to serve on clude having been Tamaie committees get a and substantial vice-president this year and in working knowledge. He is inter- advertising manager last year. Grad directorrunning first many years in his ested fellow students and He feels we need more in Laurier's hopes student future, and he interaction with WLUSU and to make a contribution to more feedback from the meetings him as a grad student for election interest in WLUSU proceedings. trustworthyrepresentation of the so people can know going students. what's purposes) and will, unlike most He feels that his interest, on. He feels attendance at board grad students, be returning next background and availability make meetings is all-important and he year. He has his masters in him well qualified to run, and would attend every meeting business administration and has naturally it would be a personal NIEL MISKELL: Niel is in third possible. He also feels that as a taken an active part in the asset to him to have experience year business, and is a don. He director he could look critically at forming of a grad student on the board. feels being in 3rd year helps as the value ofOFS to see if the trial organization here on campus. experience under the belt, and he membership should be contin- He speaks as a grad student He feels that grads are feels he is a capable individual. ued. He is running because he and would like to represent grad excluded and that orientation was While there are no major would like to represent the interests on all general questions a glaring example of how little issues carrying over, he feels students, get more personally as he feels grads are largely grads are considered to be part of board co-operation and cohesive- involved and vote conscientiously overlooked. He has attended the student body, since grads ness are key requirements. He is on all issues. Ed lives off campus JEFF BLAKELY: Jeff is in his several board meetings as an were completely left out of this running because he feels the and feels off-campus students qualifying year (which classifies observer and that sparked his function. Numerous arts reps contending

LYNN BURGESS: Lynn, a third and feels her experience will be school years, and feels he has important to put time into the attendance should be publicized year honours political science helpful. competence in this area. job. Attendance at meetings is so that students know exactly student, has served in '77-'7B as He has strong feelings about essential for a quorum when who is and who is not doing their a board member, active in the THOMAS CREEK: Tom is in WLU maintaining its separate voting. He feels that it is his job. He would like to see closer by-laws and regulations commi- second year honours politics identity from U. of W. and he responsibility to implement these co-operation with U. of W. on tee and the advisory council on science and has served on the feels that he would do a good job things, thereby seeing the union concerts and entertainment in off campus housing. In '75-76 Board this year since the by- on the board because he enjoys work well. general. she was a disc jockey with Radio election in October. He has been being involved with people and Kris is running because he has Laurier and '76-77 she was active in the formation of the politics. MARK SMITH: Mark is in first seen what internal conflict did to music director of Radio Laurier Liberal party on campus and in year political science. He was this year's board, and feels he and a member of Conrad House behind the scene politics. JOHN HONSBERGER: A first student president for his high can contribute to the cessation of Council and inter-residence He feels that Board coopera- year general arts student, John school for three years and feels this. He would commit himself to council. tion is as major objective along has a great interest in WLUSU that he can do a good job because attend all meetings and feels that She fells there aren't any really with closer cooperation between workings and a desire to serve at he enjoys this sort of thing and board directors should be active major issues, and she is running the OMB, the executive, depart- the Board. He would show up at likes to be involved in the out of sincere interest and not because she enjoyed it last year ment heads, and theBoard. He is all the meetings as he feels that organizational end of the student individual concerns. running because he is interested, attendance at Board meetings is union. feels that he has something to of the essence, and he also feels He thinks better financial offer, and knows the rules. that it is important to arrive on organization, more communica- time. tion with the students about MARKFILO. He wants to participate in board activities, closer co-opera- In firsts year honours WLUSU because he is interested tion with U. of W. on concerts Mark in it as it affects his life as a and better quality entertainment geography, is past presi- in dentof the students council of his student. He would try to make the Turret should be top priorities. high school and is presently the decisions not on a personal basis, but He hopes to be able to year representative in the on the basis of what is best second represent first year Geography faculty. He wants to for everyone. He is well aware of students well, in to serving see WLUSU be more open, and the need for Board members to addition the feels that an keep student interests in mind interests ofthe rest of the student information service body. would prevent students from knot and put personal feelings aside. knowing what is going on at the Board meetings. Mark would be MICH PATTEN: Mitch is a able to attend Board meetings second year student in Honours KRIS ULMANIS: Kris is in first has Lynn Burgess and prevent problems with Political Science. Being political- year honour sociology, and Mark Smith raising quorums. ly oriented, he has been involved been on the board of directors of He has been involved with the in many organizations in recent political associations and basket- Winter Carnival and Radio years. He served on his High ball organizations and is familiar Laurier and would like others to School council for five years, and with working with administra- get involved as well. He hopes to is presently organizing a commit- tors; he therefore feels that he see WLUSU run more smoothly tee to inform the Ontario can work comfortably with the and possibly to have concerts that Conservative Party of youth elected administration. He is also both make money and please the views. involved with the Socan organiza- students. The major issues deal with tion at Laurier. board cohesiveness, internally He feels the important consi- TERRY FINUCAN: In first year and among the various commit- derations include closer examina- arts, Terry has served as a social tees. A closer scrutiny of finances tion of finances so that students representative in highschool and to prevent monetary losses, can know how money is dealt was on the executive of his particularly those which are with and where it will be spent. A highschool graduation commit- unanticipated, is in order he main policy is to get rid of petty tee. He has been involved with feels. politics and maintain better school politics since his grade Mitch believes that it is attendance at meetings. He feels Thomas Creek Kris Ulmanis

The Cord would like to wish all the candidates the best of luck in the election. Let's make it a good fair contest and may the best candidates win.

Mitch Patten MarkFilo Terry Finucan John Honsberger Thursday, January26,1978 8 The Cord Weekly Entertainment Rush: all the world is fast becoming their stage

by Loretta Heimann Lifeson and Lee were only 14 In 1974, after many lean years, given them any recognition or principles — hard work, self-reli- More words, pictures, and when they began to pour their things began to happen. A Juno publicity whatsoever. So the ance and self improvement. cover stories (eg. Maclean's) total energies into the entity that was awarded them as most group's success is in large part Peart, who writes most of the have been devoted to Rush in the we now call Rush. John Rutsey, a promising group and they re- due to word of mouth. But then band's material, is most influ- past year than to any other classmate, was their drummer corded their first LP. No one in came the Blooper, "Caress of enced by Rand."For us, it'savery Canadian band. Since the whole and they landed their first gig at Canada would touch their LP, all Steel". It was nearly their material way oflife...your mater- media is devoting some profound the Coffin, a youth centre in the record companies laughed at downfall and was banned by both ial things should give you prose in praise of Rush, I decided Willowdale. It was at the Coffin them. So Daniels had to take critics and audiences alike. pleasure." Rush is enjoying the that I wouldn't be any different. that they were spotted by their matters into his own hands and But Rush remained undaunted fruits of this philosophy — they We all know who Rush is but few present manager, Ray Daniels, invested all his money into a and persevered against pressure all drive nice cars (Jaguars and of us know about Rush. For who was only 16 himself at the recording company (Blue Moon) to commercialize their music. It Porsches) and live in nice homes example, did you know that 2 time. Daniels booked them into because he believed if anyone paid off with "2112", gathered — Geddy Lee and wife live near Rush members, Geddy Lee and high schools and pubs but they could make it big, Rush was the more force with "All the World's the Beaches in Toronto, Alex Alex Lifeson, are from Willow- were still only a bar band — very groupto do, it. They had torely on a Stage" and exploded with Lifeson, wife Charlene and their dale and hung around with Steve loud but mediocre. the LP breaking in the States (it "Farewell to King's". Now Rush two kids live in Richmond Hill Shutt ofthe Montreal Canadians? But they had ambition and by broke in Cleveland) and this sells out the major halls in New and Neil Peart and his lady live Did you know that the band's big God, they wouldn't give up. They resulted in a deal with Mercury York, San Francisco and even on a farm near St. Catherine's. number in their early days was put in incredible hours and Records and the backing for a US London, England. Rush has sold Rush is a young band (Lee and "Jailhouse Rock" done in Yugo- nothing, but nothing else matter- tour. 4.5 million records world-wide, Lifeson are 24, Peart is 25) and slavian? ed. Everything was set for the US they get $250,000 advance on their music attracts a young tour when drummer Rutsey each LP and receive an unheard audience — a whole new announced thatRush is no longer of 16% royalty. Not bad at all generation of rockers that can't his cup of tea and bows boys. The groove on by There are three important things in out. black sheep of the the tunes produced life.. new music sex, movies, and my career You should think a lot more about Enter Neil Peart, the world are now reaping the such oldsters as Dylan and the them and almost never about yourself drummer and song writer from profits from their golden fleece. Stones. These kids like the St. Catherine's. The band starts But success has not come volume LOUD and Rush delivers to tour and tour and tour....even easily to these lads — good — although they do not like to be outrageous! now they still play close to 200 old-fashioned hard work is the called heavy metal; — "progres- days yearly and travel cross uniting thread in the band's sive" is more to their liking. "And that's what it's all about Doing something country with their two tractor fabric their story should be Their music has been touted as really important... something big and dazzling.'' trailers full of equipment and entitled—"three the hard way". science-fiction fantasy, long be- their 20 man crew. Their inspiration is Ayn Rand, fore the influence of Star Wars outrageous! The first 2 LP's were well philosopher and preacher of and Close Encounters saturated received — hothanks at all to the extreme individualism. Rush has our minds. "We're all nuts. But you and me— Canadian media who had not thrived by practicing three basic we re here to love and look after one another.' Those "in-the-know" say Rush is justbeginning to peak — outrageous! although one can't say that their "I have never known anyone worth knowing latest effort, "Farewell to is who wasn't a positive fruitcake.'' Kings" doingbadly TheLP just went platinum in the States (800,000) and their single "Clo- outrageous! View* ser to the Heart" is moving well You are not dead! You're alive and sick and up the charts. Rush is definitely rock living in New York justlike 8 million others Canada's hottest property — we haven't had anything so big since Anne Murray warbled her outrageous! knowupa ajopteciate Jomethuw way into the hearts of millions. samngCRAIG RUSSELL sHOLLIS McLAREN ■ Ah yes Rush, the is wntteo ana D,reciM oy RICHARD BENNER w.m muS,cb» RAUL HOFFERT mot£Xhanapi^faMaitedpatron \ Force Pro***,*WILLIAM MARSHALL> HENK VAN DER KOLK definitely with you. To echo the A NewCtnema Release ■ apiaut Ao£&, Jo we make eatutoout I lyrics of a Crowbar song, "Oh mmmmmummmummummmm i ■"*"?■- -mm Blrlrrrrrrlrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Ft* WT what a Rush! What a feeling!" Ml ft pehiettce. Com6itted wdn a m L Ae&ctioti o/ Ja£adi and A ( STi PREGNANT? TM MCRAIG RUSSELL CRAIG RUSSELL CRAIG RUSSELL CRAIG RUSSELL dessefits w

by Bob Wakulich domestically? painted slapstick alternative to loosely on the situation comedies humour in sex. It is interesting to OntarioBureau Gonzo television seems to be real life. "Ladies and Gents, of now and yesteryear, and note that Soap does have TORONTO (CUP) When the one answer. The spoofs that are Laugh-In looks at the news," was taking an obvious swing at the laughter in the background, world seems to be on the verge of piped into the network airwaves a phrase uttered every week, long-standing institution of aft- suggesting perhaps that people economic collapse, what do continue to draw a large college followed by humourous and ernoon soap operas. Mary still need a good idea of what people turn to? When post-sec- crowd audience. Shows which futuristic distortions of justabout Hartmann, which later became kinds of things they should be ondary students want to take a obviously exploit the concern and everything but N.B.C Fernwood Forever, has taken laughing at in terms of sex. break from their studies, what is power of T.V. have cornered a It's counterparts of the seven- humourous iabs at middle-class A more direct offshoot of the a viable alternative to social sizable, if not mammouth portion ties, Saturday Night Live and America that some people didn't Fernwood phenomenon is Fern- reality? What is it that allows you of the market audience. Second City Television have think were possible on television. wood 2-night, a parody of a late- to forget how bad things are In the late sixties, Rowan and developed a more contemporary The show has no laugh track or night local talk show. Host Barth internationally, nationally, reg- Martin brought you Laugh-In, a format, and are now making a audience indication of what is Gimble interviews phony guests ionally, locally and perhaps even show designed to be a body- mockery of the very stations that supposed to be funny, and this and proceeds to slash holes in the run them and the advertisers that lack of a cue is a reason to take things thatmake America great. pay for them. This doesn't make the humour more seriously ("Is The entire gonzo approach is ONE WEEK ONLY the advertising any less effective. that funny? Why?). continually reflected on these JANUARY 27 FEB 2 In fact, it would seem to be more This show itself has led to shows; identify an insecurity and - of an enhancement. offshoots. Soap, a show offering exploit it for fun and profit. Barth "One of those rare delights you'll want But there is also a new type of of A. 8.C., centres on the in real life (Martin Mull) is no to see again and again and again!" gonzo show emerging, based insecurities and subsequent slouch when it comes to this kind of innovation. Mull, an accom- —Judith Crist, Saturday Review plished guitarist, once opted for '"Cousin Cousine' is the most happy souvenir socks rather than T- healthy sensuality I have seen on film." shirts to promote a new album. Bj|_. —John Simon, The Place to Have York Mag. This leaves us trying to decide Your Car Fixed! what is entertainment, and once again, gonzo television, through the auspices of Chuck Barris, answers with the Gong Show. Engines UnlimitedInc. Virtual nobodies are given the stage, and as long as they can keep the attention of the audience and panel for their 81 Lodge Street, Waterloo entire act, they get scored. The (across from the Pop Shoppe) acts can be very straight-forward, but they don't have to be. One man received a score of 26 out of a possible 30 for doing the Total Service for Domestic following: A series of six chairs, three abreast and back to back & Import Cars and Vans were set up on stage with each (VW Specialists) chair containing a whoopee cushion. The man paraded • minorand majorrepair work around the chairs while the band ALBERTSCHWARTZ • IMRE J ROSENTHAL played. The music would stop, PRESENT auto body refinishing our AFILM BY JEAN CHARLES TACCHELLA • in and the man would sit on one of STARRING MARIE CHRISTINEBARRAULT • VICTOR LANOUX • MARIE FRANCE paint body shop the chairs, causing the whoopee GuymaßChand Gaumoni PISIER and Films Pomereu • Nonhai F,im Oisi Lid cushion to expel (the sound of the "Give Us a Try" whoopee cushions was edited L EVENINGS from the program when it was at 7 p.m. 886-4590 aired). and g p.m. (Student Discounts on majorrepair work) Is this entertainment? ("I guess so. It's on television.") DUBBED ENGLISH VERSION Should you laugh about it? ("Might as well, can't work.") Information for Students

This is theattendance ofthe directors of WLUSU.

1977 % 1978 °/o Dan Blair 15/15 100 3/3 100 Lynne Burgess 12/15 80 3/3 100 Dave Cantor 12/15 80 1/3 33 Leigh Cassidy 14/15 93 resigned from the board Dan Daly 14/15 93 3/3 100 Cam French 13/13 100 resigned from the board Rob Jones 9/9 100 resigned from the board Lynne Golanch 14/15 ~ 93 2/3 66 Murray Keith 14/15 K 93 3/3 100 Jim Lye 14/15 93 3/3 100 Cheryl Farrow 14/15 93 1/3 33 John Spadoni 13/15 87 3/3 100 Dennis Seebach 14/15 93 3/3 - 100 Margaret Royal 15/15 100 3/3 100 Wayne Farrow 13/15 87 3/3 100 Doug Lawson not on board 2/2 100 Dave Creek 3/3 100 0/3 0 Mike Regan 3/3 100 0/3 ' 0 Rich. Saliwonczyk 3/3 100 3/3 100 Thursday, January 26,1978 The Cord Weekly 11

Kampus Kitchen by Pat Earl

Well, here we go metric. If you recipes we do are done in the oven. Drop Cookies 180C, 350F Note: When baking in ovenproof recipes will call for dry ingredients think you've got problems, how Below is a chart for baking metric; Cream Puffs, Quick glassware (Pyrex for instance) inthe easier-to-measure amount of about me, I have to write this Breads, reduce oven temperature by lOC 250mL, instead of the exact column in metric every week AND Warming oven 100C, 200F Rolled Cookies 190C, 375F or2OF. equivalent of 1 cup, 237 mL. When try them out as well. This is my Meringue Toppings, buying any metric measures, it's a Fruitcakes, problem area I can firstattempt at cooking and Meringue 275F Muffins, Two-crust Another that good idea to look for the Metric metric Shells HOC, see types if anyone out there has any advice Filledpies C, 400F is the dimensions of the Commission's stylized metric Rice Puddings, 200 of pans we use in the oven: or a neat recipe, I'd sure be gladto Souffles 150C, 300F One crust Filled pies, symbol on the produce to hear about it. I guess the first Meats, Tea Biscuits 220C, 425F Following are some standard size guarantee that calibrations are thing I should begin with is the Shortbread 160C, 325F Fish, Single pans with metric and Imperial accurate. oven, since a good part of the Cakes, Custards, Pie Shells (empty) 230C,450F equivalents. If you like cold slaw and want to try something different, this one's Square Cake Pan a winner. It makes about 16 to be 20cm x 20cm x scm = 8"x8"x2" servings and will keep in the fridge ... 22cm x 22cm x scm = 9" x 9" x 2" up to 8 days, and will taste better Friday Night • Yass Hakoshima, with his this speaker. Round CakePan each day too. Japanese mimeperformance on willbe Shakespeare Film at the 20cm x4cm = 8" x 1 W in The Turret U • Library Ingredients: in the Theatre Auditorium at of Kitchener Public features 22cm x4cm = 9" x 1 Vi" Each Friday that the Radio W at 8 p.m. Tickets $5, students Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet" 1 large cabbage, shredded Laurier Disc Jockey Unity is in the and seniors $3. starring Leonard Whiting and Rectangular Pan 1 large onion, finely shredded Turret, we will feature the music of Tonight at St. Andrew's Church Olivia Hussey tonight at 7 p.m. 33cm x22cm x scm = 13"x9"x2" 4carrots, shredded • 125 white some of today's most popular in the Kitchener-Waterloo Admission isfree and all welcome. Pan mL vinegar Loaf 125mL brown sugar artists. This Friday, Jan. 27, we Chamber Music Society presents a WLU's course on the Occult x7cm 9" x4'/2"x3" • 22cm x 12cm = 125 mL salad oil will feature the music of the Bee special all-Bach Concert. Tickets continues this evening at 7 p.m. at 20cmxl0cmx7cm = B"x4"x3" seniors. the Kitchener Public Library smLsalt Gees. That's this Friday, Nat are $4, $3 for students and with Pie Plate Belmont and theBee Gees. The same concert can also be heard a discussion of "The Demonic as 5 mLdrymustard. 22.5cm x3cm = 10" xl" Jan. 29 at Emmanuel United Vampirism-Bam Stoker's Dracula. Church inWaterloo. All welcome. January 26 For those ofyou who don't already Method: There will be a Laurier Christian January 29 January 31 know, here is the volume and mass Combine cabbage, onion and carrot Fellowship• meeting in Centre Hall • Kitchener Public Library • Environmental Pollution chart: LITRE(L) MiIIiLITRE in a large bowl. Mix vinegar , tonight. Supper at 5, meeting at 6 presents Nick Walton, Classical continues this evening at 7 p.m. at (mL):, 1000 mL equals 1L; brown sugar, oil, salt and mustard p.m. David Snihur will speak on Guitarist, in concert this aft. at the Kitchener Public Library with KiIoGRAM (kg) GRAM(g) 1000 g in a saucepan and heat to boiling "Creative Personal Devotions." 2:30 p.m. Admission is free and all a lecture on the "Fundamental equals 1kg; miIIiGRAM (mg)jlOOO point. Cool. Pour over cabbage Nominations for next year's exec- welcome. Concepts of Air Pollution". All mgequals 1 g mixture. Let stand, stirring utive will also be held. All welcome. welcome, admission free. occasionally, for 8 hours. Store in January 30 SO!! Now you're ready to refrigerator in covered plastic or WLU vs Waterloo at the • The History Luncheon Series February 1 cook...The first thing to remember glass container. •Auditorium at 8 p.m. continues today at 12 noon. Rev. The movie "The Point" will be is that youwill definitely need a set J.A. Wahl will speak on "Father •shown tonight in Room IEI at 8 of metric cooking utensils for Well, I '11 give youa chance to get January 27 Louis Funchken, C.R. Pioneer p.m. by the Department of measuring the ingredients. Not all your utensils together and next Jr. A Rangers vs Peterborough Education". All welcome to Sociology. Admission is freeand all recipes can be converted for the week I'll drop a couple of good ones •at the Auditorium at 8 p.m. Kitchener Public Library to hear welcome. following reasons; Some dry metric on you. measures now on the market do not conform to Canadian government metric standards and could cause cooking problems. For instance, dry measures for 1 cup, redoubled '/2cup and Vi cup with metric measurements stamped on the side or odd-numbered metric by Cameron French equivalents printed on the handle Today's hand is taken from diamond but the king, you know squeeze. This is Souths hand: should be avoided. One cup is January's Bridge World, "Kan- that this dan will deck in dummy, S KQJ9BS slightly smaller than250mL. Ifyou tar for the Defense". at partner ruff. Then he will win H - used 1 cup instead of 250mL in a You are seated West, and are partner's trump return (best) ruff D Q96 new metric recipe in which the facing excellent adversaries. One his losing club with the spade C KJ93 amount of flour is crucial, the end (who happens to be declarer) is a ace, run his black cards and result won't be as good as it should dean at this institution, and is the squeeze you in thered suits, (and At any rate, the diamond king be. Properly developed metric declarer this hand. Match your make his contact.) cannot cost. And besides, even if skill against his. But, you've played this game you can't score well on your before. You return the diamond classes — this dean lets you score N(dummy) W king, knock out dummy's dia- at the bridge table — but only if S A 2 S 76 mond entry and avoid the you're up to it. H KJ1032 H AQS4 D A754 D KJ10832 C 105 C 7 Bidding: West North East South P 1H 3C* 3S P 4S All pass Weak

You lead the seven of clubs. Partner wins the ace and returns Grad Photos the club deuce. Declarer plays the three and the jack. You ruff. are now being taken on campus until Feb. 10, Plan the defense. in Board Room, in the Your computer-like mind rea- the Student Union sons that declarer could have Student UnionBuilding. 7-0-3-3 distribution, (what I expected), or 6-0-3-4 or 6-1-3-3. If the last case is in fact the hand, it is irrelevant as to what you do. Please wear a white blouse, or white shirt with But, in either of the first tie, or a turtleneck. Anyone still wishing to examples, it is important not only that you return a diamond king. make an appointment should call Lorraine at The bigger the better? a diamond fable Why? If you return any ... 884-2990 The moral of our story is simple don't judge a diamond by size alone. Quality.not . . you like to double check thetime quantity decides the value of a diamond. PAPERBACKS? If would We can show you how cutting, clarity and color There's only one your appointment, there is a list posted determine the worth of a diamond. You'll specialist... of dazzle with pride knowing you've chosen the best PAPERBACK outside the Board Room doorfor your like the experts do . . .and that's no fable. PARADE convenience. The student's heaven bring with you. 32 QUEEN ST. S., N.B. Pleaseremember to your $10 KITCHENER 30 KING ST. W. * KITCHENER © (next—Walper Hotel) ' Weekly Thursday, January 26,1978 12 The Cord Steely Dan playing less but selling more than ever mis- He comes over here. We spend a Reprinted Rolling denly, against all odds, it's Steely guitar, soloing lazily along with a "We do encourage that from the Stone Becker, lot of time doing that. Over-dub- Their Dan jazz station in a back bedroom. conception," allowed new album, held throu- fever. accurate." bing too." ghout product-glutted sum- Steely Dan is an unlikely He was just waking up. "But it's not that the shakey hands he lit a "Most of our time is spent on mer for just the right moment, super-group, partly because it is A moment later, neighbour With cigarette. no longer the Working Process," Fagen accidentally came out the same not a group. Donald Fagen pulled up in a "We're interviewers, for said, slapping the arms of his afternoon as the new Rolling Itwas late afternoon at the tiny black sports car. The lead belligerent to Walter vocalist-keyboardist-composer example." leather chair. "We spent most of Stones LP. Their first tour in Malibu guest house of recording. But I don't day Aja was released, breezed straight into the kitchen Fagen dispensed with further the year three years was cancelled. They Becker the what we were actually or morning for the bass and for a cup of coffee. Becker diplomacy. "A lot of interviewers know haven't had a hit single since doing." Lose guitar playing half of Steely emerged with Fender in hand; are jerks," he snapped. 1974's Rikki, Don't That make it "Overdubbing," answered Number. And still their sixth and Dan's composing team. From a wordlessly, the two took seats. Their pale skins that they sleep all day, Becker. "We overdubbed a lot of most esoteric effort yet, Aja, is quaintly domesticated living There was something vaguely obvious collections disconcerting about their smiles, but how do they spend their overdubs over." currently one of the season's room, amid harmless and Fagen met 10 years hottest albums and by far Steely of beach shells and artifacts, and they were quite aware of nights? "Writingsongs," Becker Becker ago at Bard, a progressive Dan's fastest-selling ever. Becker could be heard playing their heinous reputation. replied. "I go over to Donald's. Sud- college in New York's Hudson River valley. They had the same eclectic tastes in jazz and music industry cycle—& Billy Joel together began to write their own The uniquely over-educated form of by Matt Murphy It is difficult today to look the Gardens in Toronto have this apathy for a long period of pop and rock. They later travelled The rock critic: the puller of through any major music maga- been highly repetitious in their time? Lately, people such as to New York city and floundered plugs; the pusher of buttons...the zine and find a totally positive visual and overall effect. Origin- Elton John, who are artistically through several amateur bands. controller of masses. He sells review on an album or a concert. ality seems now to be a lost art in good, are given too much When a producer friend, Gary albums; he pans careers; sets Some critics play the role of the form of the 'rock concert. A publicity and the people event- Katz, took a staff job a ABC, they trends. What do we take the rock sociologist, ie. the effect of the group of people in one section of ually rebel by not buying the followed along as company critic for these days? We don't. music on the mental masses. Dan the arena could be greatly product and putting the band to songwriters. Katz promptly as- We simply don't care. That Hill, a folk singer who has pulled enjoying the show while at the an early retirement. Fleetwood sembled a band around them to doesn't mean he doesn't affect himself from the industry side of same time a group of people in Mac seems to be next on the list. play their own material. The us; it just means we really don't his career as much as possible, the other end of the building may result was Steely Dan and a know it; so we don't care. says that the sole responsibility leave after the first song. BILLY JOEL: THE STRANGER debut album, Can't Buy a Thrill, The rock critic attached himself of the rock critic is to put in print Therefore, the critic is left to the Think of all those albums which contained two No. 1 parasitically to the new art form the reaction of the audience to awesome arms of industry. They collecting dust in your collection singles: Do It Again and Reeling ofrock 'n roll about twenty years the product or concert; not his must promote certain 'pressure of records. They sounded good In the Years. ago. Since then, he has become a own specialized 'feelings' or business' bands such as Fleet- when you bought them, but Countdown to Ecstasy and fundamental part of the huge 'intellectual insight. In this way, wood Mac or the Eagles while boring now, right? Pretzel logic followed, and they music business today. Primary some critics (such as Goddard of leaving many acts that they may It seems that Billy Joel has had another hit single with Rikki Canadian critics such as Peter the Star) are hated and eventual- consider better out of the picture become bored with trying to sing Don't Lose That Number, in Goddard or Wilder Penfield play ly ignored for their foolish to please the majority of the his own song his own way and 1974. But the band fell apart the the role of king over the chess assumptions and images. audience. What remains is that became popular that way. His same year, because Fagen and table as they manipulate and are But it certainly can be difficult talented new bands have little latest album is much more slickly Becker hated touring and wanted manipulated by the other team: to print up the audiences hope of being heard. produced than the usual and it to spend all their time writing the huge rock industry. reations. Recently, concerts at But can the people remain in seems to be a collection of pure and recording by themselves. imitations of other people. And Thus began their practice of why not? Everybody wants to be writing out their songs and hiring popular. There's money to be studio musicians to play them. made and fame to be gained. "We don't feel it's something Cooky Crumz by Matt andLoretta 'Just the Way You Are' seems to be ashamed of," says Becker. to be an outright Elton John The Beatles did it quite a bit, Marley and the Wailers fans— Toronto's'spacey band', F.M., Jerry Hall. Bianca is in New York " — — imitation. Bruce Springsteen own lot of lookout for a new album to be will release a 'direct to disc' with who knows who. by their admission. A LP (made not only by his music, but things played released next month. next month. It is apparently a For the nostolgia fans Mickey that Eric Clapton — — primarily through promotion) everyone thought it was Neil young and Santana (at more melodic album than would Mouse will be fifty years old this — — comes out in 'Only the Good Die George They used different times) coming to Toron- be expected with Ben Mink (of year. Happy Birthday Mickey! Harrison. Young. Boz Scaggs seems to we to next month. the Silver Tractors) on fiddle. For you have some of the guys use." — those of who not sing 'Everybody has a Dream. Katy —Johnny Rotten of the Sex Recent 'Meatloaf concert at heard, Terry Kath, guitarist in Their fourth album, Lied, — lead reappears in 'Vienna. If Pistols is disillusioned with the the El Macambo was said to be Chicago Elton suffered from irreparable dam- for the rock band is dead squint, even see lack of violent reaction in the one of the best in recent you you might age to the master tape, while shows at 31. He shot himself with a the Eagles here and Stevie States. He has decided to quit the months. that he not think was their fifth, The Royal Scam, is a pistol did there. band as he is bored with them Mick Jagger is vacationing in Wonder particular favourite of those who — loaded. He will be sadly missed It's still a good album. It fills and the world of 'big businessed' the Barbados; not with Bianca by all, as he also wrote songs and appreciate the darker side of the time nicely but it seems to be Steely lyrics: music. but withBryan Ferry's ex model, sang for the band. Dan's The losers, bound for the dust collection, like the dopers, the ravaged lovers all the others, in six months or so. and the doomed optimists who NEED The problem is, if you've forked inhabit their songs. out $6 for it now and it's worth CONFIDENTIAL the same in a year. Aja saw the advent of new HELP? Upcoming Concerts So what can you do; listen to manager Irving Azoff, who also the critics? They are supported handles the Eagles and Boz by the music industry that Scaggs, among others. This was LEGAL 27 7& 10 p.m. AID Bruce Cockburn War Memorial Hall Jan. gets in the rear ostensibly quite a swing from 3 10p.m. eventually you Cano War Memorial Hall Feb. anyway. Sure, out fifty their usual apathy to DEPARTMENT p.m. one of the Harry Chapin Athletic Complex Feb. 8 8 never really demands of place. 8 p.m. albums makes that the market 2nd Floor S.U.B. Billy Cobham War Memorial Hall Feb. 8 dust collection, but how can you Mon.-Thurs. 10am -4pm find them if the major critics "We just keep the quality up Friday Noon - 2pm can't tell you where they really for ourselves," says Fagen. 884-5330 are. Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours' "We're proud that we don't have has sold almost nine million any bad cuts or at least ones that copies now, and bets run that at we think are inferior. These days least four million of those are on most pop critics are mainly the dust shelf now. Do you ever interested in the amount of listen to 'Frampton Comes Alive' energy obvious on a record. anymore? Now tell the truth. People who are mainly Rolling John, Paul, George, Ringo... Stones fans and people who like look what they've done to your punk rock aren't interested in song. S#o.>lB4o what we have to do at all." Grad Photos j CX XX XX XX XX XX XX 7 I SOFT I PHONE I i CONTACT LENSES I r s NOW IN STOCK! j FORDE STUDIO j «j SAME DAY SERVICE WITH MOST ? j Ocean fZcue* PRESCRIPTIONS ￿ 745-8637 i > JI With Folksinger HUNDREDS OF FASHION FRAMES King Kitchener STOCK. 10% OFF TO STUDENTS 259 St. W. | Doug Reansbury IN WITH I.D. CARD. (Across from Kresges) I > I Friday & Saturday Nights MR. OPTICIAN \3A:r) 8 WATER ST N. [ —-J J / A Country Pub in theCity *i 742-7651 fi v Parking Convenient 547 UnouitefSt. W.Kitch.nw 743-4331 • ltd siv sfv uw xm VK XXI HXI=X* Thursday, January 26,1978 The Cord Weekly 13 "Saturday Night Fever" was a dud by Susan Thomson throughout film ages. Sometimes rates along with Travolta—as an don't feel like dancing at some or not to go, I can think of one Saturday Night Fever brings us you wonder if there are intelli- actress, we11... point through the movie, it's more positive factor—if you're a Vinnie Barbarino on the big gent people in the Bronx—or if certainly not the fault of the Bee girl, it may be your only chance to screen! Really I should say John the film industry has ever really The movie as a whole was quite Gees who provided some excel- see John Travolta in his jockey Travolta, as his image has been there. disappointing after reading all lent tune. shorts. changed. With his short hair and Travolta may be an actor but the'hype' put out on it, but if you If you still can't decide whether trimmed down figure, he makes we'll never find out until they an ideal disco bug and I must say stop type-casting him. He is, on we never saw Vinnie dance like the other hand, a fairly good that! dancer. The problem is that in The movie concerns 'Tony' the movie they used professional Best Movie Bets played very Travolta; he works all dancers and since Travolta only week in a paint shop and every took a crash course in dancing HEROES SEMI-TOUGH CLOSE ENCOUNTERS Saturday night he and his before the movie started, he was The line-ups for this movie are buddies get all slicked up and terribly 'shown up. One dancing This is a super movie and has One of therowdier and funnier staggering so you better go early hustle on down to the disco. scene is really worth seeing attracted a large following, even movies I've seen in a while. (it is expected to surpass Star The merits ofthe movie can be though (girls). In this scene though the critics soundly pan- There is something for everyone; Wars in box office receipts). found in the dance scenes. The Travolta does it by himself and ned it. This leads us to make the for the ladies we have Burt Director Steven Spiegelberg family fight and love scenes can boy, can he move those hips! statement, "What do critics Reynolds and Kris Kristofferson (Jaws) gives us a visually be missed because you've seen Karen Gorney is Travolta's know anyways?!" Henry Winkler (sigh), for the men we have Jill powerful film. Although it has its them all before in various other dance partner in the film. She makes us forget the 'Fonz' and Clayburgh and football. Shake flaws, it is still important to see movies about lower-class Ital- plays an uppity 'bitch' who Sally Field has long outgrown the them all together with a liberal for the message it delivers. ians. The actors and actresses are claims to have met such 'Flying Nun. They are a dynamic dose of comedy, a dash of a love Richard Dreyfuss is very credible all well into the Bronx dummy superstars as Joe Namath and duo in a funny, sad and touching story and voila, a well done as the earthling who gets to meet personality that has perpetuated David Bowie. As a dancer, she love story. movie. the aliens. Nitty Gritty on Intramurals Men's Five-A-Side Soccer Schedule 2/9 Internationals Tue. 1/24 9 Webster B.E. 3 10 13 Elkins: B. Non Mierla, R. Duffy Thurs. 1. Tue. 2/21 11-9 Hall 7:00 7:00 3-1 OSturino B.E. 7 5 12 Straecher's: A. Goncharenko, 7:45 12-17 2. Willison r-4 13-16 14-15 Do-Dahs 2-3 8:00 4-5 11 Finkbin. Geog. 6 612 S. Hallard 8:45 3. Economics 8:00 Bye 10 4. Euler House Bye 5 Bye 2 12 Rutherf. Geog. 4 812 Thurs. 2/23 5. The Zoo Grads Tue. 1/31 Tue. 2/28 MEN'S BASKETBALL 6. Wakutz Celtic 7:00 5-3 7:00 2-5 BASKETBALL Tue. 1/17 PLAYOFFS 8:00 1-2 Purple Division 1-8 1-7 3-6 8:00 3-4 7:45 3rd-7th additions to teams: Bye 4 Bye 1 1. KreiszCrew 8:45 4-5 9-16 10-15 7:45 lst-sth 2nd-6th Intern, add S. Boroumand 4th-Bth Tue. 2/7 Tue. 3/7 2. Sitko's 9:45 U-14 12-13 B-17 8:45 Willison add J. Miles, M. 3. 7:00 4-2 7 00 i st vs 3rd Duncan's Arts Gold Wigmore 8:00 5-1 4. Glofcheski's Misfits Tue. 8:45 lst-sth 2nd-6th Cecchini, D. Seuna- 8:00 2nd vs 4th 1/24 Celtic add F. Bye 3 . 5. Purdy's Dirtmen 7:45 17-13 9-12 10-11 9:45 3rd-7th 4th-Bth ring 6. Elkins Elks 1-6 7-5 8-4 Thurs. 3/2 Tue. 3/14 7:00 Final 8:45 Schedule of Games 7. Willison A 1 9:45 2-3 16-14 B-15 7:45 First Game Purple Mon. 1/23 Mon. 2/20 HOCKEY, Jan, 18 8. Little A 1 Final(2/3) 7:45 1-6 7:45 5-6 Eaters 7, Geog. 2; Willison 13, Tue. 1/31 8:45 First Game Gold 8:45 2-5 8:45 4-2 D.B.s 4, Angove4G, 4A. GoldDivision 7:45 14-12 15-11 16-10 Final(2/3) 9:45 3-4 9:45 1-3 9. Straecher's 8:45 17-9 1-4 5-3 Thurs. 3/9 Mon. 1/30 Mon. 2/27 Standings 10. Gords Lords 9:45 6-2 7-8 B-13 3rd Game if necessary 7:45 2-3 7:45 1-2 Team W L T Pt F A 11. Sr. Bus. Midgets Tue. 2/7 7:45 Gold 8:45 6-4 8:45 3-6 Eaters 9 1 1 19 80 31 12. Sr. Busways 7:45 1-2 3-8 4-7 8:45 Purple Allstars 9:45 1-5 9:45 4-5 Geog. 6 4 1 13 58 47 13. Little A 8:45 5-6 12-10 13-9 Team Handball Mon. 2/6 Mon. 3/6 DB's 3 7 1 7 47 80 14. Herman Hemeroids 9:45 14-17 15-16 B-ll Only teams submitted: Euler, 15. B3 2 7:45 1-4 i st vs 3rd Willison 2 8 1 5 57 82 Willison Tue. 2/21 Willison 82. 8:45 5-3 16. Little A2E 7:45 10-17 11-16 8:45 2n dvs4th Balls made 9:45 6-2 Hockey Scoring 17. Jamiesons Sr. Bus. 8:45 12-15 13-14 Bye 9 Goals and will be available to Euler and Willison Mon. 3/13 7:45 Final Leaders as of1/11/78 Residences every Saturday at Team GA Pt additions to teams: Tue. 2/28 Kreisz: Collins, Morrow 12 noon, until the completion of 1 Smart Beav. Eat. 19 14 33 J. R. 7-45 A-C B-D 818 Duncan's: J. Miles, R. Kroeker, 8:45 , E-G F-H this term. InnerTube Water Polo Geog. 10 Co-Ed 2Charnus. Whittaker 1. Molloys Business 3Ritcher DB's 5 12 17 T. Purdy's: GregHocking Tue. 3/7 2. Doherty's 4Joyal DB's 11 516 you can generate more interest Sr. Busway: Dan Lollheed, Ron game If 3. Bus. 2 Tireless Tubers sMacDon. Willison 10 5 15 2nd a schedule can still be Justras 7:45 gold; 8:45 purple league 4. Euler Res. 6 oBrien B.E. 7 8 15 drawn up. Off campus 9Sillberg Geog. 7 7 14 Hemeroids: Jeffßaechler 5. Lilliman's • Jamiesons: S. Hallard, L Starr 8 oLeary Geog. 76 13 Thurs. 1/19 ■ 7:45 10-13 11-12 2-5 GIRLS INTER-RES. BASKET- — -> 8:45 3-4 17-15 9-14 BALL SCHEDULE 9:45 1-7 8-6 B-16 ClaraDi v. Conrad Div. Thurs. 1/26 1. CI 7.A2 7:45 1-5 6-4 7-3 2. C 2 8. A3 8:45 8-2 15-13 16-12 3. C 3 9. Dl 9:45 17-11 9-10 B-14 4. Bl 10. D2E HOW Thurs. 2/2 5.82 11.D2W 7:45 6-7 13-11 14-10 6. B3 12. D3E 8:45 1-3 4-2 5-8 13. D3W TO STUDY 9:45 15-9 16-17 B-12 continuedon page 9 GROUP Beginning Soon GetA Jump On Your Studies You Are What You Eat "You are what you eat" WHO: This is a group program for students who wish to examine their study behaviour and work to improve their study Said a wise old man. habits. Individual assistance is also available. And Lord ifthat's true I'm a garbage can. VictorBuono WHEN: The group begins the week of January 30. It will meet for one (1) hour per week for six (6) weeks. If people really were what they ate, then they might look like hamburgerfrenchfrypotatochippiecr eamhotdogchocolatecakepopcornpizzapicklepeople. WHERE: Counselling Services Student Services Centre If you're overweight, join the weight reduction group beginning the week of January 30. For HOW: Drop in and see Mary Jane or Gerry or phone 884-1970, information call or visit Mary Jane or Doreen at extension 338, 495. Health and Counselling Services.

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V . Thursday, January26,1978 14 The Cord Weekly

SPORTS

Hockey: B'Ball: Two More Split Big Wins Pair

Varsity Hockey Hawks continue to roll! byDon Stewart Peterborough with a 13-2 white- Just a few seasons back, wash victory. Laurier's Varsity Hockey pro- The game against the Warriors gram was somewhat of a low was played on Waterloo's vener- profile sport on campus. The able home rink known appropri- team had not experienced much ately as "the Barn". The Hawks success in division play and it had make themselves comfortable on only a small following who the smaller rink surface and built backed them throughout the up a one time 6-1 lead before season. However, last year with Waterloo improved their play in the arrival of several new faces the final period. and the adoption of a positive Daryl Benjamin played a attitude, the Hawks turned strong game at his centre ice everything around and qualified position and led the team in the themselves as tops in the scoring department with a pair of Western division. goals. Smith, Lochead, Colling, Again this year, the Hawks Cecchini, "and Neal had the other have been extremely impressive. markers. In fact, so much so that Coach Last Saturday, the Hawks Wayne Gowing calls this crew made their northbound trip one "The best in four years without a that Trent followers will long to doubt". The goaltending has forget. It was strictly a no been sharp, the defense solid, contrast affair from the opening and the forwards awesome. But faceoff. Defenceman Joe Cecc perhaps just as important has hini led the scoring barrage with been the presence of a healthy four goals while Mike Collins and attitude. They always give that Perry Mark added pairs. Neal, extra effort and it shows in their Butt, Benjamin, Northern and 11-1-1 record so far this season. Towle scored as well for the The Hawks strengthened their Hawks who had a total of 65 shots Pic by Kennedy hold on first place by disposing on the Trent net. Warriors at the Auditorium. their strong play. The Hawks are show your support by coming out their University Aye. rival by a Waterloo, after posting a come- always exciting and the free and making it a night you're sure 7-4 score a week ago Wednesday Laurier's next home game will from-behind win over York last admission makes it the best deal to enjoy. Game time is at 8:00 and then by blasting Trent out of take place tonight against the weekend will be out to continue in town. So become involved and p.m. Men'sB'Ball Hawks basketball split pair by Floyd Fennema superior team as they coasted to To be successful in any sport a a 94-78 victory over the Univer- team must display a high level of sity of Western Mustangs. After consistency. This trend of consis- building up a 50-29 halftime lead, tency, unfortunately, does not the Hawks were in command. come easily because there always In the second half Coach Smith seems to be an obstacle in the substituted freely, hoping to way. Such was the case with the control the tempo of the game. Golden Hawks basketball team. The strategy was sound, however Last Wednesday, January 18, it appeared as though Hawks the Hawks ran into a spirited were just content to sit back on University of McMaster Maura- their lead. ders in Hamilton and were upset The aggressive Western team 85-77. The Hawks who just came actually outscored the Hawks in out flat on this occasion now hold the second half 49-44 but were a 1-1 record in league play. no match in overcoming the first Hawks trailed 43-29 at the half half deficit. The younger, smaller and then sliced McMaster to and less experienced Mustang three a couple of times in the team out rebounded the Hawks second half. The final half surge 38-37 in the game but could only was halted short by the Maura- sink 38% of its shots. Meanwhile ders who appeared to have that Hawks hit for 66% ir. the first little extra for most of the night. half and then slid down to 52% "We had far too many overall. tornovers and our shooting was Leading the wayoffensively for the poorest this year", said the Hawks were Don Whaley and Hawks coach Don Smith. In all Loren Killion with 29 and 28 the Hawks had twenty turnovers points respectively. Dependable and only hit for 46%. They were Fred Koepke picked up 14. also out-rebounded by the host The primary concern confront- Pic by Switalski team 47-39. ing coach Smith and assistant The Mauraders had obviously coach Chris Cruthard must be done their homework as they rebounding. Western appeared literally placed a blanket around more aggressive and in some Hawks scoringstar Loren Killion. cases controlled the back board. Due to foul trouble early in the In preparing for stronger teams HA WKS game Killion was only able to like Windsor and Waterloo the pick up three points in the first coaching staff is emphasising half. In the second he exploded rebounds during practice through for 30rounding out his game total various drills. WATERLOO to 33. Don Whiley followed with The Hawks will have to be at N^jJfegS 29 while Fred Koepke picked up their best next week when they 18. play Brock at Brock Saturday, TONIGHT In their second game of the January 28 and host the highly week, last Friday, January 20, ranked Waterloo squad Wednes- at 8:00 PM JSt^Sl the Hawks proved to be the day, February 1 in the A.C. "TheAud" |ffio^ M^"5 D FREE ADMISSION WITH I.D. (gJf Mlfc Thursday, January26,1978 The Weekly Cord 15 Men's V'Ball INTHE SPORTLIGHT Hawks are grounded by Gerry Huddleston Well sports fans if I have ever been for The demand for players in professional leagues lost some good words to talented all say about our has driven the average salary of pro lineups to phenomenal men's volleyball -team it was this levels. So much in fact that even teams with large home past weekend. crowds Everything that go wrong are having difficulty in generating black on their could ink income went What a time a statement at the year's end. wrong. for disaster a The Philadephia for a of weekend! Phillies, example, turned profit only weekend after the first game of playoffs last Expos Before this the season. The moved to Hawks had a good grab their new home in the Olympic chance to stadium and broke previous spot in attendance records a 1.4 second our division. Now with total of million fans. Yet their our squad will be lucky management if they has stated that for the upcoming season the team grab spot. have draw an fourth will to additional 250,000 fans justto break even. The The war weekend started off on a bidding for Swedish imports Hedburg and Nilsson is bad note with now in full swing with the New York Rangers three losses to leading the pack of Friday evening. The interested buyers. The pair is by Western, touted some as the best scoring Hawks led in games combination in hockey and obviously some of the owners feel the all three but initial bonus of the far superior team from a cool million for each to come across to the to "good side" of so to speak London came back take all the town is well worthwhile. games despite the downfall the It's difficult to place a value on the services of one or two added Hawks played well enough to players. Hedburg and Nilsson may just be able to raise take a win or two. With these the Rangers from the mediocre position occupy. they now The ideas in mind it looked like pair may act as a good foundation.for to the the club build around Hawks would be psyched up over the next few years. again for But then they may take on the the tourney Saturday at Water- "fat cat" type of characteristic that has plagued New York many times before: loo. However, as you have guessed The sale of the outspoken "Ti-Cats" to Leaf owner Harold from my second half ofthe season has not Lourick and Mike Katarincic (leg Ballard is the move first few comments, the best Hamilton has made since declaring the Hawks were in for a shock been good to our V.B. squad with injuries) and Al Stevens (person- Harbour water is unfit to swim in. therapy session at the Plumber's one victory in twelve games. This al reasons). So, for theremainder The past couple of seasons pits have been the for Ti-Cat fans. home playground. Bad weather has completely squelched our of the season it looks like the With Ballard around there's hope that star quarterback Jim kept Brock, chance of a playoff Hawks will be shorthanded. On a stay and Western from berth. Edwards will in Hamilton's uniform and that some new showing Our only chance it seefns now is pleasant Henry Vain Eck saw appear up, so there were only note faces will in the roster next season. four teams. for Western, Waterloo, and his first action of the season on Don Stewart, sports editor With the remaining teams Guelph to be suspended for the Saturday. Laurier only played Waterloo and remainder of the season. Dorit As usual there is a PAT ON Mac. To start the morning off laugh it may be possible THE BACK award this week. The Laurier was knocked down by according to sources available to winner or should I say winners Waterloo two straight. The me there have been accusations played as a team and looked very games were extremely boring made claiming these three teams good in their uniforms. The with both teams playing early are or have this season used award goes to the University of morning volleyball. ineligible players. If this is true Oakland Womens swim teamfrom Tamiae ice Frustration marked the coach- the Hawks, Brock, and Mac. California. For they were the best on would be the teams saw at es face as Laurier fell to defeat. only left in thing I the Waterloo A.C. byPaul Ankcorn first period goal by Jim Catania In between games Coach our division. As I said it's a on Saturday. This week Laurier with a late goal by Fairless Led by Dave Wallace and John Coulthard said to me, I would possibility but don't hold your meets the Grypons in Guelph on three goals, Bus 111 defeated was the only scoring in the " Bus done not be surprised we get blown breath. Let's just wait and. see Friday night. The season is then U, if 5-3. Bus IV played well in the game. out by Mac." how the hierarchy of volleyball ended Friday Feb. 3 at Waterloo. period, Superlative by first but found themselv- goaltending The Prediction came true reacts to this one. Playoffs begin Saturday February Jagersky kept Bus I in the and es trailing by the end of the first Bob the Hawks for the seventh game Missing from our lineup since 11. Until next week hang in they three period. Greg McKenzie and King game until scored in two days fell to defeat. The the Christmas break are: Fred there. also scored for Bus D3. Mike quick goals at the end of the Butcher played extremely well game. Bus I took an early 2-0 lead for Bus IV and scored twice. on the strengthof two goals by Women's V'Ball Brian Erb added a single goal for John Stewart. Bus II came Bus IV. Glen Billard played a roaring back with goals by Bob spirited game on defence for Bus Angove and Don Bietz and Strong York team down Hawks IV. threatened to take the lead. However, Whitwell stole the byRita Rice leader in Canada, which, with co-operate strategies, last Wed- John McPherson outduelled puck on a Bus B powerplay and Suffering from an extended Laurier's continued improvement nesday's stable work will defin- Bob Woodcock in leading Bus VI scored a decisive shorthanded break over the Christmas season, may alter slightly in the following itely move to Laurier's advant- to a 2-0 victory over Bus V. John goal. Whitwell also scored later Laurier's women's volleyball years. age. McPherson thwarted numerous as did Mike Underhill in order to team returned to the game Coach Leach was pleased with Prior to entering the League Bus V scoring opportunities in nail down the first victory of the situationlast Wednesday night in Wednesday's game, as it provid- tournament in York this weekend picking up the shutout. An early year for Bus I. the A.C., to attempt efforts ed excellent competition, not only the team travelled to Guelph last against York University. The for the starting regulars, but the Tuesday evening, which placed York team is comprised of not rookies as well. Rookie Laurie an upgrade on Laurier's compe- Tamiae Hockey one, but three Provincial players, Saver displayed setting patterns tence, and confident attitude to LeadingPoint Scorers as well as one girl who had the and Marilynne Day was up on top play as an entire team this League Standings opportunity to train in China last on some good hits, while Theresa weekend. (as of Jan. 22,1978) Name Team summer. The Hawks primed the Fullerton continued to lead the Last Wednesday night was the Bus. 3 19 8 game anticipating a rough match team. final home game, but following byBruce Cassells Greg McKenzie 27 Dave Wallace Bus. 3 10 10 20 and although the scores were "Out for blood" was Coach the Ryerson tournament, Laurier BrendonDuddy Bus. 6 10 8 18 15-6, repeat, and 15-4 in York's Leach's bluntly stated comment will take on U. of Toronto on Feb. earn G W L 1 A Ft. JohnFairless Bus. 6 6 8 14 favour, coach Leach expressed for this week's tournament play 2nd. lus. 6 117 1 3 43* 25 17 Len Walker Bus. 5 10 4 14 satisfaction with the team's at Ryerson. The usual league The Hawks realizethat all then- lus. 5 117 3 1 42 32 15 Bob Angove Bus. 2 8 5 13 strategies. The score may not teams, Trent, Carleton, Ryerson, fans who faithfully crowd the AC lus. 3 115 3 3 46 36 13 Jim Catania Bus. 6 6 5 11 reflect Laurier's improvement, and Laurentian will be facing will be unable to travel to their lus. 2 11 4 4 3 38 33 11 Brian Grieves Bus. 5 6 5 11 but the results will hopefully be Laurier for tight volleyball play, upcoming game, showing their lus. 4 11 4 7 0 26 43 8 Steve Beckman Bus. 3 4 6 10 noticeable in the weekend's as last Wednesday's game has support, but we can wish the success lus. 1 11 1 8 2 30 51 4 JimBrown Bus. 2 3 7 10 tournament at Ryerson. York not hampered the team's morale. players in some of then- University's women's squad is Carleton may be the single last league competitions of the statistically ranked as the sixth challenger, but if the Hawks seasons. Track is back by Floyd Fennema Saturday, January 21, with the performances of Violin Last and Alley. the Laurier track team travelled stadium for The track team travels to CNE to Toronto's CNE on Saturday January 28. the annual York Invitationals. again strong Listed below are the individual Led by the results for the Laurierrunners. performances of Jim Violin and Ray Alley, the track team faced Ray Alley 50 metres 2nd in heat stiff opposition from schools 3rdin semi-final such as Buffalo State, York, 6th in final Windsor, and Queens. Violin ran a 51.9 in the 400 Mike Bain 50 metres 4th in heat metre event, for an overall 4th 400 metres 2nd inheat place finish while Alley sprinted 9thoverall his way into the finals of the 50 Colin Burgess hjmp 9th overall metres. Floyd Fennema 400 m 3rdin ht. Koenig was relatively Coach DomUetro 50 meters 2ndinht. pleased with the team's yet looks forward 4th in semi-finals performance, v to still more improvement. Jim Violin 400 m. Ist in heat Koenig was especially pleased 4th overall THE CORD WEEKLY

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