The Cord Weekly
Vol. 2, No. 13 THE UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO & WATERLOO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, WATERLOO, ONT, March 23, 1960 THREE CONTEST UNION PRESIDENCY N.F.C.U.S. PRESIDENT ON CAMPUS Recently, considerable contro- CUS's exchanges with foreign versy has accompanied the ques- students has the blessing and en- tion of retaining the NFCUS or- couragement of the Canadian ganization on this campus. In re- Department of External Affairs. sponse to the controversy, two The importance of these ex- NFCUS representatives appeared changes cannot be over-esti- at Waterloo last week to explain mated. The International Student the function and purpose of this Conference of which NFCUS is organization to the students. Pre- a member, is competing with the vious to the student meeting, Richard Hobson Eric Manning Ronald Rollo this Communist controlled, Interna- reporter had an interview with tional Union of Students for the Presidential candidate Richard Eric Manning is a third year Ron was born and educated one of the representatives, Mr. friendship and loyalty of the J. Hobson is twenty-one years of student in Honours Applied locally. He is a twenty-year-old Jacques Germ, the National Presi- students of South and Latin age and is a native of Waterloo. Mathematics at the University of sophomore in Honours Economics. dent of NFCUS. Mr. Denis Halli- America. Exchange programs are After attending Kitchener-Water- Waterloo. He took the first and Ron was responsible for the or- well, the President of the Ontario the strongest of weapons in this loo Collegiate for two years serv- second years of his course at the ganizing of the partisan political Region and a student at Western, war. ing on many varied activities he University of Western Ontario. clubs on campus. He has been an was also present. SERVICES enrolled at Ridley College and At Western, he was active in active member of both the Poli- The aims of NFCUS can be NFCUS services include a life served on the Students' Council the Institute of Radio Engineers, tics Club and the Newman Club. placed under three general head- insurance plan which offers stu- and was Captain of the debating the Debating Society, and was Recently Ron won the Ontario ings: Representation, Communi- dents the lowest premiums in team. For several summers he President of the Radio Amateurs' championship in public speaking cation and Services. North America, discounts on tra- was a staff member of a local Club there. Eric is now President for the Canadian University REPRESENTATION: vel, and national contests to pro- V.M.C.A. camp and during the of the University of Waterloo Liberal Federation. In order for student interests mote good literature. A program fall months took active part in Radio Amateurs' Club, and played With the forthcoming federa- to be recognized, protected and for obtaining discounts for stu- many of the Y.M.C.A.'s charitable in the Dixieland combo in the tion of the various colleges with furthered, it is necessary for the dents from national merchandis- campaigns. P. and G. show. the University of Waterloo, the students to speak with a strong ing firms has been inaugurated Rich is now a sophomore, ma- Eric feels that it is of vital im- Union Council will have great and unified voice. This, they are and will be expanded. joring in Psychology at Waterloo. portance that the needs and re- significance. The president of the able to do through NFCUS. Re- NFCUS maintains a research In the fall he was a member of quests of all of the student bodies future council has a formidable presentation made to national, bureau which gathers data per- the Varsity football team. After which make up our University task facing him. provincial and municipal govern- tinent to education in Canada. the football season he took active be given equal and fair considera- I believe that the position of the ments is more effective through The data obtained is used by the part in the Purple and Gold show tion in the Students' Council. Be- presidency demands a person who NFCUS than it would be if the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and and served on the business com- ing a Science student, he is in a will acknowledge the autonomy Universities petitioned individual- other governmental organizations. mittee. In the winter Rich plays unique position to see both sides and individual rights of the vari- ly. It would seem to this reporter a dominant role on our Varsity of a dispute fairly and objectively, ous faculties. However, such a NFCUS represents the Canadian that NFCUS plays an important, ski team and has taken part in being neither wholly Arts or statement may appear to as one students on various national and if not always a direct part, in the two major ski competitions. Be- wholly Engineering, although he which advocates division among international committees. The lives of the students. There are sides his active part in the athletic is, academically and socially, in the faculties. On the contrary, it Canadian Committee on Educa- times when it is imperative that activities of the school he is also close touch with both groups. is only through autonomy that a tion, which also is comprised of the students speak with a com- a member of the Athenaeum So- As President of the Western strong, unified, stable Union coun- representatives from Labour, mon voice in order to make their ciety. "ham" club, and a member of the cil will develop. Management and Business is one influence felt. This is the case in PLATFORM Institute of Radio Engineers, he The University of Waterloo of these. NFCUS also works in Quebec where the students are As candidate for president of was often in contact with student student body must take a foothold liaison with UNESCO, WUS, and fighting for their share of govern- the Union Council of the Univers- government at Western. This ex- in the community. Locally many the Association of University ment money. It is also the case in ity of Waterloo, I pledge, if elect- perience should be valuable to the people do not know what we are Teachers. Ottawa, where NFCUS is peti- ed to represent your interests in Students' Council at Waterloo. doing here or what the University COMMUNICATIONS: tioning the government for more all issues that arise while I am in Eric feels that the Students' is. If I am elected I should like NFCUS provides a vehicle for scholarships and bursaries. IF office. My platform is to promote Council should represent indi- to speak to community groups and the exchange of information and NFCUS DID NOTEXIST, THERE a closer fellowship and co- viduals fairly and equally, as well service organizations, in order to personnel between campuses WOULD BE A PRESSING NEED operation of all students on this as groups. It should therefore be acquaint them with the student within Canada, and between TO CREATE AN ORGANIZA- campus, regardless of faculty and a clearing house, where students community and its problems. Canada and other countries. There TION SIMILAR TO IT. If the to provide a strong foundation of any faculty can go with their Furthermore I would urge them are national seminars, inter- students are dissatisfied with cer- for the development of a pro- objections, criticisms, and ideas. to consider seriously the need for regional scholarships and an ex- tain features of the NFCUS pro- gressive student body through the To assure this, he feels that the scholarships and bursaries at the change of international, national gram, changes can be made with- exchange of ideas. It is also my President should be readily avail- University level. and regional leaders. This pro- in the framework of the organi- (Continued page 6, col. 4) (Continued page 6, col. 4) (Continued page 6, col. 5) gram creates an effective means zation by the student representa- of communication between stu- tives. Nothing will be gained by dents of diverse national, cultural abandoning the whole structure. and political backgrounds. NF- Ron Berenbaum. Chapel Speakers NOTICE! Friday, March 25—The Rev. Ken- Monday, April 4—The Rev. Vin- neth J. Conyard, Rector, St. cent Trimmer, pastor of First Students who did not attend fer elsewhere, change your pro- Dean Schaus — all prospective George's, Kitchener, and St. Baptist Church, Waterloo. the program discussion lectures gram (from Arts to Honours for graduates in 1961 (Available for George's, New Hamburg. Lec- Tuesday, April 5 — Mr. George during the Conference Week are example), attend summer school, consultation from 2 to 5 Mon- turer in Religious Knowledge, Strack, Waterloo Seminary stu- requested to pick up course lists and the courses you intend to take day, Wednesday, and Friday Rennison College. dent. and blank outlines (for Pre- there, or clear admission require- afternoons). Monday, March 28 — Professor Wednesday, April 6—The Rev. L. and Senior Grade Theology, Jr. Group 2, ments at the XIII examina- Miss Hedrich students entering Frederick Little. F. Hatfield, Secretary Social the Reception tions in June. — Tuesday, March 29 Mr. Walter Service Dept., Anglican Church Group) at Office. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior — For detailed information In order may have Ludwig, Waterloo Seminary of Toronto. con- that we years (A to L inclusive) (from Canada, cerning the of complete and accurate informa- Thursday, April 7 Dr. Arthur content coufses, 2 to 5 afternoons only except student. — contact tion to draft the time- March 30 Rt. Little. please department heads 1960-61 4 to 5 Tuesday). Wednesday, —The or instructors. Then check the table, and also to order books and Rev. Tom Greenwood, Lord Friday, April B—The Rev. Lloyd program requirements in the Arts supplies, all students are required Mr. Damman — students entering Bishop of the Yukon, White- K. Sider, pastor of Bethany Calendar and indicate your to have the outlines checked in- Freshman, Sophomore, Junior horse, Yukon Territory. United Missionary Church. choices on the blank outlines, also dividually, before March 25. See years (M to Z inclusive) (from Thursday, March 31 —■ Chaplain Monday, April 11—Chaplain Mar- noting whether you plan to trans- the schedule below. 2 to 5 afternoons only). Martin Dolbeer. tin Dolbeer. 2 Ike 3o*d Weekly March 23, 1960 As the last issue of this year's Cord is going to press and Room 105, Willison Hall, is drawing its final breath for this Editorials... term, I should like to devote this editorial to retrospective and CO-ED This issue of the Cord marks the end of the first full term speculative comments. of publication. In reviewing this past year, a few comments The Union Council has finally drawn up its constitution are in order. and will submit it to the student body in the near future. CORNER First of all, a word to the many "Torque Room" critics Plans for the Student Union Building are in their preparatory Congratulations to Miss Mari- who had nothing but criticism and condemnation for the Cord, stages. The Keystone will be given to the students before lyn Fisher. We are all happy with but were unable to disentangle their fingers from the coffee school closes. Various people have contributed intelligent, the selection of this year's Frosh cups long enough to make their own contribution. The staff rational and unbiased articles to the paper. NFCUS and Queen. Please don't miss the Spring' has no apologies to make for its part in producing this paper. WUS, in spite of provincial opposition, have put into practice their Tea, Saturday, March 26. If you We undertook the job of putting out a weekly journal without respective organization's principles. These things and would be willing to help, contact more the benefit of past experience, and without past precedents many have occurred on this campus. Andrene Shearer. to guide us. In spite of this, techniques were developed, pro- The question which each student must face is: "What Let's all get behind the Politics cedures were adopted and deadlines were met. The news- have I done?" The organizations which serve the student body Club in its attempt to introduce organizations paper staff is responsible primarily for the technical end of and provide representation for the students on this campus, individual political are established, maintained, and operated by a very small on campus. Obviously this is the paper. The content is supposed to consist of contributions something which is long overdue. percentage of the from the student body. If the content was not up to par, it is student body. Many people will affirm that Well, we didn't improve condi- the student body which must remedy the problem. such a situation will always prevail, as only those people who tions much by our beefs, but, we The support of the student body was somewhat less than have interest and are capable of leadership are willing to tried. One to that the the year, the staff resorted work and sacrifice for these organizations. If this is the case, word person who is inspiring. During course of "away in left congratu- to then, at least, the remainder of the student body should out field", to pleas, threats and bribes to motivate students submit on your "coming" engage- render support to lations articles. For the most part, it was all in vain. With the ex- moral these people. ment. Or didn't you know you ception of a few industrious Engineers and a handful of Arts The community of students is a unique and distinctive were getting engaged? students, few seemed willing to submit their opinions or community within society. Nevertheless, in any community, We wish you all the best of luck criticisms for print. responsibility must be shared and authority must be dele- in the coming exams. For those you who will be graduating, of a gated. A community of students allows the free expression of The content of this year's Cord was not particularly been nice knowing you. And, of opinion and the tolerant 'recognition of criticism. Basic, it's high calibre and the staff is the first to admit it. We have for the rest of us who may not be fundamental been our own critics. We can only hope that the experience liberties such as these should not be ignored around next year — it's been gained this year will result in a more successful effort next and allowed to lie dormant; but rather, they should be great. year. But we can't do it alone. A capable job of editing, strengthened through exercise. lay-out, and advertising was Frequent reference to the state of affairs in student ac- PHI DELTA PI auditing, typing, circulation The big project on hand right material. tivities has been made under one word: apathy. I think that done. It is up to the students to contribute now is the tea we are planning such a term is in Ron Berenbaum, inadequate describing the situation and is for all the girls, the faculty, the Editor 1960-61 also only a manifestation of something which lies much alumni and mothers. We want deeper in the student community and \in our society as a everyone to come to the Torque whole. We are being slowly overcome by a kind of creeping Room between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 paralysis which renders us as a people content with the p.m. on Saturday, March 26th, and Weekly talk your mother into coming TheCord 'status quo. The infection culminates in a feeling of smug Published by the Undergraduate students of the University of Waterloo and along. This is not only an op- Waterloo University College, at the Board of Publications. Room 105, Willison self-satisfaction and we care little of those things beyond portunity for good Hall, Waterloo University College. Phone SH. 4-8471. The opinions expressed are fellowship, but those of the editorial and publication staff, and are not official opinions of the ourselves which indirectly affect our lives. also a chance for the mothers to Council, or the Administration, unless otherwise stated. Students' life get a at what we are talking Brewer University or living in a student community should look Chief Lackey Hardboiled Harry about when we mention 'school. Managing Lackey Mike (Your Horse has Diabetes) Whitehead provide us with the antidotes for this disease. I think it does. tour of the new buildings, a Business Lackey Tom (The Pork Chop Kid) Freure However, many students prefer the state of paralysis as A Advertising Lackey Ron (Pool Shark) Berenbaum white elephant sale, and a china opposed growth Sports Lackey Merryll (Lefty) Graham to the experience which is available through display are also scheduled for the Hans (Dizzy) Helding Circulating Lackey the use of the antidotes. If criticism is one of the functions afternoon. Please be cooperative Women's Lackey Dale (Grapho-Analyst) Perrin Typing Lackies Carolyn Johnson and Ginny Leon of the student community then we must turn it upon our- when we solicit your help be- Miss Johnson's wardrobe by Bald Prairie Furs Ltd. selves from time to time. cause this is going to take a lot Leon's wardrobe by the Elves of the Black Forest Miss Frequent derogatory statements have been uttered and of work and we want it to be week: successful. Staff this printed regarding the two national organizations on our cam- Relations Charles Tindall On Thursday we ratified the of Photographer Jones-Armstrong London (currently unemployed) pus: NFCUS and WUS. If we look at these organizations with constitution and discussed chang- Bushing Heather McLennan the view Bullfight Tickets...' Ramon Dyero that they are here primarily to give US something, ing the name of our organization Cartoons Zelda of I Felta Thi then we shall find many flaws in their fabric. However, if at an open meeting. Notice of the Movie Critic ....Burke Sugden result of the vote (for the name) Mole we consider ourselves as probably the most fortunate students Beer Buyer Stanley will be posted today. These things Torque Room Correspondent Bob Enns in the world, (considering our relative freedom and economic Hall Jack Pajala are all important for the girls as Conrad Correspondent circumstances), then we have no choice to take the view House Detective Lloyd Weber that a group. Pizza Pie Chef Andrene Shearer we have a responsibility to these organizations. They repre- Our final fudge sale did not Soup on Toast Sharon Holt sent communities are have too much but it Munro other of students who fighting to get . support, Crib Lessons Carol New Jokes Ronald Smeaton what we have and are not interested in maintaining. helped us to come closer to our Old Jokes Nora Schedler Our own country is yet low on the stairway to the pin- goal for an award which we hope Deodorants Carling's and a south wind to present. This award is to be Perry, Bruce Mclntyre Dipple nacle of enlightenment. As students, we be Charity Dave and John should interested in the form of a $50.00 scholarship Orgies , Jim French not only in our own education, but also that of those who are for some deserving girl the Make-Up • Relena Hubenstein in Payola Nobody!!! economically not in a position to achieve a high level of Sophomore, Junior or Senior class schooling. Canada is a wealthy country, yet only 8% of those of '60 - '61. students who have the ability to attend university do attend. After the tea, the big event will be Phi dance. This will PHARMACY The remainder leave school because of the lack of finances to our Delta Barb's Restaurant BLAYNEY take place during the week after The Place for Good Food OPPOSITE POST OFFICE continue. Surely our government and the student community Easter and the date will be an- 323 King St. W. Your Closest Drug Store has a responsibility in this area. Our national student organi- nounced later. This will be the Opposite the Biltmore SH. 2-2672 zations are working very hard to rectify this deplorable state last event for the group and Kitchener of affairs. therefore we suggest that you We must not lose sight of the ideals which have made it plan to attend. To be sure of getting him, you might as well possible for us to be in the situation we are now in. Rather, invite your favourite guy now— we should build upon these ideals and help to improve the or perhaps we could all turn the LOOK FORWARD TO lot of others. Harold Brewer, Editor 1959-60. tables and do our inviting the night before. We have had a terrific year. I am sure that all the girls who THE FORWARD LOOK Union Donates To W.U.S. have taken the troubleto partici- On Thursday, March 17, in the in the fund drive to send Mr. Wm. pate, have benefitted a lot from of early evening an unusual occasion Tremaine to the W.U.S.C. Semi- this organization this year. It is place under the in Israel. pro- CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH took cameras nar quite clear that we have - of CKCO-TV. Representatives of gressed tremendously in the year SIMCA VALIANT Waterloo College and the Water- Present for the ceremony were of '59 - '60 and I am sure that we - loo Committee of the World Uni- Mr. Walter Monk, President of the will continue to do so next year at versity Service were presented Amalgamated Workers Union; too. SCARLETT-McKIE LTD. with a donation from the Amal- Dr. Axford, President of Waterloo gamated Workers Union, an in- College; Mr. Robert Wyckham, CUES FROM CONRAD 407 HIGHLAND RD. W. dependent labour organization Chairman of W.U.S.C; Mr. Bill of Conrad Hall has KITCHENER The whole affiliated with the National Coun- Tremaine, seminar delegate, and been involved in very shocking with cil of Labour. Mr. J. W. Hamlen, campaign conduct lately. The contact of a This contribution was to help chairman. hand with almost any object in the dorm produces simultaneously NORRIS D. HEUBNER Compliments of ROOMS a startling crackle, a sudden spark of surprise from the Call BUS. 5-7347 RES. 4-8600 Running Water and a yelp GRAND GRILL Private unsuspecting the jolt. — - WATERLOO Bath receiver of We Also Have a Good Not as shocking, but equally ir- Selection of We specialize in Chinese dishes HOTEL WATERLOO Dependable ritating is the rapid succession of Used Cars 10 King St. S. SH. 3-3404 CIRCUS ROOM - (Continued page 3, col. 3) March 23, 1960 Go*d Weekly 3 APPLICATION FOR VOX TEACHING POSITION The Age of LIBRORUM (Cont. from page 5, col. 5) To Have or While you are a student, beware self. But I always made it. Further of the fallacy of thinking, "When For some people, old books hold more: for info our stnadards here Culture I graduate and have no more a keener enjoyment than new Not To are real high. We got a high fail- Have Michael Valeriote essays to write, exams to study ones. In old books there are book ing rate and a lot of people get What is a but of This year at Waterloo, for and deadlines to meet, I'll plates of delicate design or over- flag a piece evidence the axe in the first or 2nd year. cloth in a rectangular shape? of a contemporary read that book." Read it now! ornate taste, signatures of note revolution can So it bears mention to say that Canada does not have official be found in the college book store. After graduation there are other or little homely messages. "For an my "D" avrage is worth like flag. A large number of This revolution, however, is not kinds of deadlines to meet. The Tommy on his 12th birthday, with clear- about a "B" from other secular minded, intelligent citizens make unique; it is only one step in time will never come when you best wishes from Aunt Bessie." a places with librarys. a fuss about it. If we really want long series which forms the evo- will sit down with a mind free The smell of the yellowing paper a flag we can always use lution of man's culture. I might from pressure and say, "Now I'll and the stiffening calf binding is I wasn't much for extra ciricu- the Union Jack. Don't we pay name our age the "Age of read that book which Professor X a penetrating, pleasant one. The lum actions. This place dosnt taxes Cul- to Britain? Why shouldn't we ture", an age in which everyone recommended." If the informa- imprint of a famous printer, long have a spirit of the school any fly the flag of ourprotector? The fact has an opportunity to be edu- tion will be valuable, read it now. gone, sometimes adds value, or way yet. I was gonna sing in the that a bunch of Canadian heroes cated. I base this assumption, not If the knowledge gained will add the stamp of a famous book shop, glee club but I dont like Chris- risked their lives, fortune and on the advances in science and to your slender store, read it "The Newberry Book Shop, St. tiansan. Then I was gonna help on fame around 1860to make Canada education, but on the popular de- now. If the experience of reading Paul's Churchyard." Sometimes a Students Council. But I couldn't a self-governing, independent na- mand for good paperback books that book will add to your stature date is an all-important factor in deside which one. And I don't tion doesn't make any difference. that are now available to the person, the actual value a play bridge or chess yet. These as a read it now. of book. these general public. The date non academic actions arnt much If patriotic Canadians There has been some talk of of a printing may have trend for all round education anyway who want a flag, don't want the This might arise from a books falling into disuse in the other points of interest. One such for told. time Union Jack let them take the tendency people to spend future because of new methods of as "La deuxieme anne'e dc la pre- we are So I spent my "Star Spangled Banner" as their more of their leisure time reading communication. miere republique" opens a wide in profound debates in our coffee audio-visual This symbol of Unity, Strength, books, instead of watching tele- happen unless it should field of conjecture. can room and so we'll soon have polit- and will never One ima- Liberty. If the United States of vision. If this is true, there must made possible the pro- gine that there was difficulty in ical clubs up here. be to stop America had not developed our be an increased desire in the put getting it printed because of the gram as you would your I've been married for some trade, industry, and commerce we average person to understand the pages of turmoil accompanying the Revo- works fingers between a years happily my wife and would never have become the better the complex world in think the lution. The find book, through problem printer's apprentices if you choose to out more nation we are now. Let's become which he lives. and then out to watch the or dream a while, start kept running about me ask around. The guy part of the U.S.A. and we won't No matter how emphatically you tumbrils carrying the aristos to good. it again just where left off. in our book store knows me have any further worries about the proponent of visual learning possible the Place dc l'Execution. It will have to be to have When you write me back tell me flags, etc. asserts that "a picture is worth a again you an in your that part as would re- Part of the fascination of old about costs and living For this privilege we will have thousand words", television will book the for clues to And read a paragraph or a page for is in search town. Are they high? if you to give up a few things such as never replace a book as the ulti- better understanding of it or in the personality of its former got culture there. our citizenship, our freedom, our mate either for the transfer of owners. The personality is re- order to memorize the material. If you take me Berttie I'll try friendly relations with all the knowledge or for entertainment. it be to passages Although may very easy vealed in the underlined real hard and faithful: go to your countries in the our The beauty of a good book is There world, and learn by watching a presentation and in marginal notations. church, your club and do as you relations to the Commonwealth, found in the way that it can story of an old scholar on a screen (T.V. or other), and is a told say, etc. I'm average student age etc. What are they compared, to completely absorb one, and make sym- information presented through a who was a fierce Southern and I had lots of experience in the benefits we will reap from him part of its setting. In this picture is a sugar-coated pill, pathizer. The public library was the business field and I thought of "Uncle Sam", such as municipal way, it becomes part of one's own his there is no joy quite like that of forced to suspend membership going into it once. But I seen that taxes, state taxes, federal taxes, experience and is "a joy forever". notations be- touching, examining and owning because of his fiery the trend is now toward education all American taxes? Man's egotism and desire for a book. side any passage which disagreed and I'm all dedicated to it. I think it would be much easier recognition drives some men to There is pleasure in opening a with his views. to forget the foolishness about a achieve great unique experiences; speaking of the joy in books, Most sincerelly yours new book. The printer's ink is In piece of cloth. What have we as something that very few ever with the (IDIOT #W.H. 2) fresh and black and fragrant be- I've dealt only physical Canadians to be proud of? It is accomplish. Books, however, can of touching A Student tween the unmarked white mar- aspects; the pleasure a nuisance to salute a flag and see fulfill this selfish desire for a great turning the gins. The paper is smooth or a a well-bound book, P.S. By the way. I'm attending that same flag from coast to coast; adventure or a beautiful love enjoy the little rough. The title page bears pages to illustrations what used to be Waterloo College. a symbol of much needed unity. affair. A person's voluntary read- its message of "where", "when" and the design; the distinctive Nobody seems to know just sure What type of flag should we ing reflects his dreams, and the of new and "what others". The dedication fragrance a book whether yet what it is now. But I'll be have? Any type is better than greater his enjoyment, the more The piques the curiosity or offers a or old. intellectual enjoy- getting the degree from Western none! But Beaver Canuck would he has satisfied his needs. crumb of verse, and the preface ment of the book, — the search anyhow. And I figure thats what like to see a flag distinctly Cana- Passive visual experiences of answers the question "why". You for information, the stimulation of counts. See you, Bertha. dian such as a golden leaf or a most movies, on the other hand, scan the table of contents or chap- new ideas, the entertainment beaver on a red background; or can't give one the privacy neces- ter headings and check to see if value, all this is a well-known sary to be involved in great CUES FROM CONRAD any other distinctly Canadian a ex- there is an index. There are all tale to students in a Liberal Arts symbol. perience; the experience is not (Cont. page 5) these points of interest and en- college. Remember Chaucer said from 2, col. unique, if it has to be shared with fuses which parade Please, no Stars and Stripes! joyment before you begin to un- "On bookes for to read, I me de- short-lived in millions of others. The limitations out of the fuse-box. Even in Beaver Canuck. ravel the mystery of the book it- light." and of the stage and screen also ham- tempera- this modern age our per and restrict the imagination, does not PURPLE AND GOLD REVIEW mental electrical system TO OUR ADVERTISERS so that complete catharsis is not Statement of Revenue and Expense the of both heat- permit operation Although this is the last issue possible. for 1959-1960 Production lights in all rooms' at the ers and of the Cord for this year, several With a book, one is in a world Revenue: time. This minor annoyance Ticket Sales $1,550.50 same advertising contracts have not of his own and his feelings are reaches catastrophic proportions Program and Ticket Advertising 175.00 been completely fulfilled. Any not as greatly restricted by his Waterloo University College (see note 1).... 22.14 when the main heating system accounts which remain unfulfilled society's inhibitions. Reading al- Cast (see note 2) 30.55 to function. Conrad's ca- refuses will be forwarded to next year's lows one to feel all the emotion pacity for refrigeration has been TOTAL REVENUE $1,778.19 staff and the ads will run until that is repressed in a crowded well proven. Expenditures: the contract obligations are met. theatre. Expense We were very pleased to have Theatrical Ronald Berenbaum, For example, take the uneasy Make-up $ 20.74 this year's Frosh chosen Queen Advertising Manager. feeling that one gets when he sees Costumes '. 36.00 from the dorm. Those silver let- Script 10.20 a movie that is "loaded with sex". ters are the kind of wallpaper $ 66.94 Sex hi some societies does hot Musical we're proud to see! Expense have the unpleasant connotations Choreography 75.00 The end of Conference Week JESSOP & WHALEY that it has in ours of Piano Rentals 85.00 found us too exhausted to take Piano Tuning and-Moving 63.00 CLEANERS puritan factors in our background. advantage of the termination of Therefore, because of oto quiet hours. Despite our good Shirt Launderers in- Stage Expense grained inhibitions and Renovation , 50.60 intentions and academic efforts 103.45 28 Bridgeport Rd. dices, this uneasy feeling is often Sets week has been best described L the 79 King St. S. feeling of guilt, and one does Mta slogan, "When day is done, a « 256.77 by the WATERLOO not really know why he disliked often that very little General* Expenses one discovers the movie. The need for privacy, Gifts 51-44 else has been." Nevertheless in 41 Ontario St. N. 75.00 in this case, is expressed in the Prizes (Ticket Sales Promotion).. regard to both study and leisure KITCHENER Duplicating 299.66 common saying, "Sex is not a Printing and the week was a welcomed inno- Publicity 277.15 — 1 HOUR SERVICE spectator sport". Miscellaneous , 109.03 vation. — 812.28 I am hoping that the better quality and increased quantity of TOTAL EXPENDITURES .... 1,358.99 LETTER TO THE FRESHMEN paperbacks is a popular expres- to extend a very $ 419.20 I would like sion of dissatisfaction with both NET PROFIT warm "thank you" to the people WHITE ROSE the limitations and the poor STATEMENT OF ACCUMULATED PROFIT who helped to make the Fresh- quality of most of today's tele- As at March 15, 1960 man Formal a success. From the vision and some of today's movies. Balance, 1, 1959 $ 2 II September oH? ticket takers to the people who Visual entertainment and edu- Deduct, Expenses paid for 1958-1959 Show «»•■» thanks! assisted in the clean-up 188 KING ST. N. cation, of course, does have its $ 145.97 everyone en- From all reports . . Bricker) place, and there appears to be a (Opposite Add, Net Profit from 1959-1960 Show joyed the big band sound of Ronn growing awareness of its past and Expense) 41H.ZU (per statement of Revenue Metcalfe and his Orchestra and I failings. I don't mean, however, hear more Now Open Balance, March 15, 1960 $ 565 17 hope in future we may the growing affliction of ADULT of him. Under New westerns, which, I feel, have out- the cast party Notes: 1. Waterloo University College donated toward Congratulations are in order for lived their usefulness. I refer to held close of show. Management at the the her being the new enlightened stand on 2. The cast contributed towards the gifts given to the Pro- Marilyn Fisher on ducer, Director and Chorus Director. crowned Frosh Princess, and also Hours: 8 A.M. 1 1 P.M. censorship; this reflects a more of Revenue - 3 This Financial Report, consisting of a Statement the four finalists: Bonnie Cottrill, realistic outlook on life. of Accumulated Profit, is Family Style Sunday and Expense and a Statement Moylan, Donna Muir and Let hope that everyone takes so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the Denise us presented - this state of the affairs resulting from the 1959-1960 production Heather McLennan. Dinner advantage of new revolution, of the Purple and Gold Review. Bruce Lumsden, 12 Noon - 7 P.M. and helps to make our age, truly, Arthur Machel, Lindsay M. Scott President, Frosh Class. the "Age of Culture". Accountant. Business Co-Producer. 4 *JUe