walk® (iflpl aix howtobeevil the Cord 3 23 mm u Thursday, February 25, 1999 Volume 39 ISSUE 25 "Simply the best" RECORD K-W THE COURTESY: BETH MULLEN As a result of effective passing by Heather Hossie at the end of the first was selected a first team all-star by a place over the course of the OUA finals Kim CIAU Shillington and Ashley Colter, period. This goal was matched a minute committee of OUA coaches. Teammates (and not earning a playoff spot), Through a flurry of helmets, gloves and Heather Allan sniped the next goal into and a half later by dangerous York com- Jen Krog and Kim Shillington were the Toronto \forsity Blues will play in the sticks about the awarded second as the result of strewn the ice surface on Guelph net at the begining of the petitor, Sari Krooks. team all-star honours. CIAU tournament a bye second contribu- to the hosts of the event. Sunday, February 14 at the University of period. Both teams played scoreless Along with these essentia! given after Backman The that exist in the Guelph's Gryphon Centre, you would Soon that play, came through the next two periods. tions to the team's high-flying offense challenges have been able future include to make your way to the through once again with an unassisted Confidently entering into overtime on a during the championships, aggressive Hawks near getting past Women's WLU lead added Kim celebrating 1999 Hockey OUA goal to round off the at 3-0. power-play, the WLU women were Hawk Cheryl Pounder, greatly to first-year McGill goalie, St.Pierre - WLU who to Champions The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hardly decreasing the Hawks solid determined to score first. 34 seconds the overall defensive effort. was recently chosen play for Hawks. advantage, Guelph scored their only into the period, Lisa Backman delivered, "Cheryl played extremely well - that Team Canada. As off into from a result of a massive team effort goal of the game a breakaway in the deflecting a shot by Caroline Hall is what we expect her," noted The Hawks are also up against the put forth by the Hawks during the entire third. the Guelph net, to win the OUA title. Batley. experience of the Alberta Pandas, who in the CWUAA division OUA tournament in Guelph, the women • Utilizing phenomenal mental and "We were confident going into over- With their recent gold medal win took top spot walked to fend off total of time the and their to under and who fifth in Canada last deservingly away with a 3-2 physical strength a 31 on power play I happened proving ability play post placed year the ClAU's. overtime win over the York Yeowomen powerful shots on goal, experienced vet- to be in the right place at the right time," season pressure, the Hawks are well at and the first Charmaine aknowl- Backman when asked about face that The Hawks will McGill OUA championship for a eran Boteju was expressed prepared to any challenge may play against WLU women's hockey team. edged as the Player of the Game. her winning goal. lie ahead. on Thursday at 12:00 p.m. and Alberta "This Coach further noted that was a huge win for the team. This semi-final win on Saturday Josh Batley Going into the CIAU tournament in on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.. did in "execuded Toronto The winners of each They what they were supposed to secured the Hawks spot the finals the women, the power play at Varsity Arena, The Golden preliminary do and it all the York who beat a T." could hear them Hawks will face The of Alberta round robin will advance to the happened exactly the way against Yeowomen, perfectly to I University gold- that we thought it would," commented the Toronto Varsity Blues in their semi- communicating to each other. We had to Pandas, who earned a berth in the medal game on Sunday at 8:00 pm in will Network proud Hawks coach Josh Batley. final match earlier that afternoon. score during the first minute and a half ClAU's by defeating Calgary the be televised by The Sports of A of while had the CWUAA last and the Paying the consquences a weak victory against York would not overtime we man play-offs weekend, (TSN). ended second Laurier will be a Fan Bus defense, the Guelph Gryphons suffered only grant the WLU women an OUA advantage. It was amazing how McGill Martletts, who up providing a from the Athletic at stiffling 3-1 defeat during the semi- Championship title but as well the first focussed and confident the team was." in the QSSF division. leaving Complex finals at women's Lisa in second 28th. the handsof the Golden Hawks. hockey berth for the Hawks in Backman was rightfully recog- Participating the pool are noon on Saturday February of bus a CIAU nized the MVP of the national and four- The cost the ticket is $6.00 Highlights of the game were initiated tournament. as game just defending champions Arena by Hawk forward This final before the with time winners of the crown the which includes a ride to as Lisa Backman, who game against the team was presented QSSF Varsity into a Yeowomen to medals and the OUA Concordia well as the St. well as a ticket the game. captured rebound off of a shot by proved be a challenge for gold championship Stingers, as Marie Francis Xavier X-Women and the Toronto Tickets available from the Haun and scored the critical the Hawks thanks to a York banner. are open- strong ing of the defense. Hawk rookie to Laurier's athletic Blues. Athletic Office located in the Athletic goal contest with 14 seconds Jenn Neilson Adding accom- Varsity left in from to Complex. the first period. scored the first goal with help from plishments over the weekend, Backman Despite moving first fourth Features Entertainment Classifieds 3 News 0 Opinion 10 International 12 StudentLife 14 18 Sports 23 27 Graphics Co-ordinator * Relations Co-ordinator TJkJJYj / Public Video Production Co-ordinator/ \j LN JL Website Co-ordinator I t&maSMl v "••'•"•■ fl §M >x«> ' Sra*.- ■ ■ I 1 A J V X "T i j x '"'•*•:&&£$:£'&;*••>. *§& /?r &<•*•; ' wffijjir. Board of Student Activities Co-ordinator Winter Carnival Co-ordinator Boar's Head Dinner Co-ordinator Charity Ball Co-ordinator Orientation Co-ordinator Homecoming Co-ordinator Head Icebreaker # Fashion 'n Motion Producer -~, / „...- Orientation Committee Legal Resources Co-ordinator BACCHUS Co-ordinator Foot Patrol Co-ordinator Campus Clubs Business Manage! 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News Shinerama Profit in award out, quality Laurier students were rained the win- ners of the first Canadian Cystic JAMES MUIR Fibrosis Foundation's National Food Shinerama Award for Best Overall Services at Laurier is poised to take the Campaign. most significant step towards and The Orientation Week campaign, improving updating in its history. which celebrated its 20th anniversary Tabled at Tuesday's Board of Governors in 1998, raised dose to $60,000 for meeting was the Food cystic fibrosis research. Over $580,c00 Services Action Plan. The document enu- has been raised by Laurier students in merated a 14 point plan for the overhaul of the the past 20 years. ailing department. Shinerama, started by Laurier stu- At the request of the Assistant Vice- dents, is the largest Canadian universi- President:Student Seivices/Dean of Stu- dents David ty and college student fundraiser, with McMurray, a Visiting Directors Evaluation Team toured 54 schools and 21,000 students partic- the each of Lauder's food services and ipating year. operations formulated recommendations a paper. this From paper a management team Student wins consisting of McMurray, Director of Housing Mike Belanger, Director of Food scholarship Services Donna Faulkner, and Glennice Snyder developed the specific 14 point MARTYN laurier student Dan Chapman was pre- plan to be implemented immediately. sented with this year's TOSI Human LUKE "In the past the focus was primarily Resources Professionals Association of to the meal to offer said outlines on profit, the focus is now on quality physically replace existing discounts," McMurray, the physical space renovations Ontario (HRPAG) scholarship at a card with "Laurier One" card. This that "students will be able and service," said McMurray of the ini- a new adding to aesthetic and organizational concerns. HRPAO conference, February 17, card will be more durable and omni- tiative. save significant dollars by putting Plans for the Concourse will alight on "it is our great pleasure to encour- Students will faceted and will be used, exclu- on their Laurier card which is sim- its student see changes as soon as initially, money status as a mecca. age such outstanding individuals in the for food ilar to debit card." "It is the crossroads of the September. Satisfying the imperative sively expenses.