Hawks Soar to Vancouver by John Edwards Half to Put the Hawks up by One
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/^),r^ Ashley Maclsaacfiddles around, pg 17 v^.-i ^g» NOVEMBER 2, 2000 Vol 29 Issue 08 Hawks soar to Vancouver by John Edwards half to put the Hawks up by one. Humber midfielder Mehmed The Humber Hawks men's soccer Mehmedoglou went in alone and team will join the women's team deked past Falcons keeper Stewart in Vancouver next week to repre- Bottrill putting the ball into a wide- sent Ontario in the National cham- open Fanshawe goal for his first of pionships. the playoffs. The Hawks defeated the St. Clair "We got our composure back in Saints 7-0 in the gold medal match the second half we pushed on them, of the Provincial championships at we pressured and got what we the Marconi Club in London this wanted," said Mehmedoglou, who past Saturday. "It was probably the greatest "We just went nuts. We moment of my life," said Humber turned crazy and we defender and team captain Jason it Mesa who dedicated the entire sea- wanted so bad that son to his father. after we scored thatfirst Midfielder Danny Mantero scored goal, it didn't matter how the Hawks lone first halfgoal when he maneuvered his way through the good that team played, Saints defence and put a low shot past we weren't letting the St. Clair keeper sending a quiet Hawks bench into frenzy. them score." The Hawks came out flying in the - Paulo Amorim second frame scoring early and ofl;en. Midfielder Joey TomaseUi smoked replaced leading scorer Jesse a buDet off a free kick that went over Calabro, the leagues leading scorer the head of the Saints keeper for his who was out with an injury. first of two goals. Oddly enough, Hawks head coach Germain T(Hnaselli's dead-on accuracy can be Sanchez has guided the team to attributed to the top cupboard, where eight straight provincial champi- his mother keeps a certain tasty onship appearances. chocolate spread. "The greatest joy is when you "I was just thinking Nutella once win the provincials because it's again. And that's what I should be such big and tough competition," doing, trying to produce Nutella," Sanchez said. "Going to the said TomaseUi. Nationals, anything you can get there is a plus, and great for the For Women's soccer win, program." seepg23, Humber Athletic Director Doug credits the provincial Ontario champions ... again Fox champi- onship victory to Sanchez. Hawks forward Rohan "Diego" "The coaching he's done this Watson came through on a pre- weekend with constant substitu- game prediction he made on the tions to find the right line-up, I bus the evening before, when he think that's really been the key this LINDSAY HIGGS an early second half goal to weekend," Fox said. netted TIME TO SHINE - Members of the OCAA champion Humber Hawks embrace after put the nail in the coffin of his for- Hawks defender Paulo Amorim, in convincing in in mer team. who came in the game early in the winning fashion thefinals at Fanshawe College London. Both Three veterans playing in their second half said after the opening men's (see story this page) and women's soccer teams will be competing at the final OCAA championships con- goal the defence was out to stop the National championships at Langara College in Vancouver, B.C. next week. For details tributed to the onslaught. Humber St. Clair offence dead. on the Lady Hawks' win, see page 23. defender and tournament all-star "We just went nuts. We turned Matt Carr and midfielder Hugo crazy and we wanted it so bad that Lopes each scored on a penalty after we scored that first goal, it kick. While forward Luigi Landauro didn't matter how good that team Election issues bore students scoring a goal off of a header ending played we weren't letting them this game 7-0. score," Amorim said. by Brett Clarkson not to mention the fringe-element Graphic Design student. The road to the championship "Its sweet, everybody is on a real Communist Party of Canada and While Chiasson said politics isn't match was a little bumpier. The high this is what we've been work- the midst of both the U.S. pres- Marijuana Party, both of which \vill necessarily boring, he indicated he Hawks had to face the Fanshawe ing for all season and I think we're In idential race and the Ontario field candidates this year. wouldn't be voting in the upcoming Falcons in enemy territory. really pumped and everyone is municipal contest comes yet anoth- Although students are generally election because his busy schedule The Hawks started slow, but ready to go," said tournament MVP, er political war: Canada's third fed- familiar with these political parties, prevents him from taking the time scored two goals in the second half goalkeeper Mike Silva. eral election in seven years. most shy away from looking too to learn who the candidates are and to end the Falcons hopes of going Humber midfielder and tourna- Among the choices for Ontario deeply into the issues and policies their stances on the issues. When for gold in front of their hometown ment all star Mark White, who students are Jean Chretien's at the heart of the campaigns. asked what he thought of Jean fans. played in British Columbia last sea- Liberals, Stockwell Day's Canadian "I'm way too busy with school- Chretien, Chiasson laughed briefly Humber forward Peter Curie son can't wait to take their game to Alliance, Joe Clark's Progressive work to worry about what's going and said he couldn't really say too scored with a diving header from a the west coast. Conservatives, and .Mexa on in the world," said Ian Chiasson, much. Mantero pass early in the second story continued pg 23 McDonough's New Democratic Party, 23, a third-year Package and story continued pg 3 Wi:; ' ^'- ^^^'^fJ PnCM THIS Rrv^f 2 November 2, 2000 News Et Cetera Students shut out of appeals panel by Kevin Waddell ly," Hook said. in areas such as mediation and Bodsworth said students were The new process would see a arbitration. consulted in the review process, In the interest of the students, stable pool of 40-50 faculty volun- "There's no reason why students although Warnell said he doesn't Humber's Academic Appeals teers serving staggered three-year shouldn't be invited," Bodsworth recall any recent talks with HSF. panel will not have a student rep- terms that would ensure quick said. Warnell said that neither he nor resentative, said Richard Hook, consistent judgements, Bodsworth If students or student leaders last year's president were consulted Vice President Academic. said. could be invited to the training ses- until now. Humber Students' Federation "I was once in an appeal that sion, Warnell doesn't understand In the past, appeals from President Toby Warnell said he went for six hours. It's a very why they're are not represented on Lakeshore students were heard at has a problem with that. stressful environment," the panel. the North campus. Bodsworth said "I would like to see HSF repre- Bodsworth said. "They're offering the training, that after considerable student and sented on the panel," he said. The student sits in a large but that's the extent of it," Warnell staff complaints, Lakeshore appeals Over the past two years, the col- room, at a big, long table. On the said. "If it's all going to be the same will be held at Lakeshore. lege has reviewed the process to opposite end sits the appeals chair, training, why wouldn't a student be "Nothing at Humber is perfect," i'\iRici\LiM.\ ensure it remains quick, fair, con- flanked by two other panel mem- as qualified?" Warnell asked. "We Hook added, and like many of the fidential, and objective. TOBY WARNELL Favours a bers. The faculty member can be trained on it, but we can't be school's policies, the appeals "We have an obligation to pro- Student voice on appeals panel involved, and any relevant wit- part of it." process will continue to evolve. vide that," Hook said. "We can't nesses flank the student's end of but we're [still] here 365 days a make academic decisions without the table. year." apparent impartiality." "It would be intimidating," Warnell was puzzled why HSF The decision to keep students off Warnell said. "Sitting in front of Changing grades was not included in the process. the appeals panel was a tough one. three or 50 year-old administra- "We're entrusted with so many 40 Hook said. Appeals tend to occur in tors that you have to plead your other activities here at the college. the summer or over the Christmas case to, you don't have someone of We decide where over $650,000 of break, times when students aren't your own kind [on the panel]". student I.T. fees should be spent. no easy prospect around. Compared to other col- "We've done everything leges, Humber's appeals by Kevin Waddell formal appeal. absolutely in the best interest process is friendly. "There's an Formal appeals must be in writ- ofthe students," he insisted. "IfIJ IIit'sS allail going toTO beoe theine sameSame institution where you go in a student believes the ing, submitted on the Application The new appeals process, front of a body of 50 people," When training, why Wouldn't a Student he assigned mark is not a fair for an Academic Appeal Hearing which has been loosely prac- • Bodsworth said, i'.cr jo ur l x j l .1 he trained hut grade, they do have recourse.