THECORDWEEKLY

Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario Thursday, November 11,1982 Volume 23 Number 9

Labatt's ad push gives O'Keefe the blues

By Chuck Kirkham way into our school. offered the eight universities fifty to

With offer of thousand blanket offer. an over eight seventy as a O'Keefe Carling player of the thousand In schools dollars to our football August, seven agreed to Labatt's player ofthe Is game; game. program. Labatt's has taken over the terms and split the money. there difference? any the rights to promote Golden Hawk Mr. Luke Koval, Labatt's of this The last page newspaper football. Carling O'Keefe has Promotion Co-Ordinator for

has one or the other or both usually admitted that they could not even Ontario, said "Labatt's thought that

beer in the close such could football in companies represented come to matching an they help university

of the selections. And player ganle offer. Ontario. We saw a market that was

there is a difference. In eastern Dave yes, Ryan, Sales Director for not being reached by the

Ontario alone the difference is tens O'Keefe in Kitchener-Waterloo, universities."

thousands of dollars. At Laurier, said of "Coach Knight made a sound Koval and Labatt's felt that the

in the thousands the difference is of business decision, no one could turn universities were missing out on the

down that Labatt's dollars to our athletic department much money." off-campus markets.

all that and directly affects varsity sports Knight was not the only Athletic believed they could help the

and make schools that market. small large. Director to such a "sound cover

An important policy change took business decision." In fact, seven ol "The program was a success, a

Athletic place this year at the the eight schools in Ontario total success." Koval boasted. "I do

that for has have but Complex the most part University Athletic Association not the exact figures you

unnoticed. will find that attendance gone football also made the same choice. throughout

For the first time in of ten Western Ontario was the five years, University province was up twenty to O'Keefe is Carling Breweries not the only abstainer. It is the policy at thirty per cent."

associated with the of the not to promotion Western have breweries, The original deal left Labatt's

football at Laurier. This distilleries, .tobacco program or companies with the first right of refusal on the

year in an attempt to corner the school events. sponsoring one year program. They hope to

Ontario Athletic In of Labatt's first University May 1982. pick up the contract again next year

Association's football promotions the OUAA about approached and possibly come up with a longer /*llOlO connew IV/.i market. Labatt's Breweries ol football possibly sponsoring term contract. Scenes of the Labatt's has such as this one may be a thing past. replaced Ontario has their the The\ literally bought throughout province. cont'd 16 on page of events at WLU. Carling O'Keefe as the major sponsor sports

Weir installed as Laurier's third President at Convocation

presidential robes of office. is beneficial. Dr. Weir today, any experience unexpected. "Finally", From the provincial government In conjunction with the current wished, "May the wind be always on

the Assistant Deputy Minister from economic crisis, Dr. Weir warned back". your the Ministry of Colleges and the graduating class that there will With that. Dr. Weir sat down and Universities, Williams, Benson gave be "no solution forthcoming until the presentation of academic hoods his while the of greetings mayor we are prepared to deal seriously and degrees began. Fifty-one Waterloo. Marjorie Carroll, with the problem." He also said that graduate degrees were awarded,

represented the city. Most of the in all needs a "negotiation sectors of these from twenty-seven coming Ontario Universities sent their order of co-operation" in to spirit the Faculty of Social Work. The congratulations as did the be restore stability. Students must of largest group graduates were of Prince Edward Island University to take advantage when "prepared General Arts students who claimed and Mount Saint Vincent comes." University recovery hundred and one seventy-seven

from Nova Scotia. " While this means that degrees of the three hundred and Dr. Weir then turned his attention universities must be concerned with fifty-seven awarded. to the audience and his address gave the of employment their students". Thirteen students were named to to the Convocation. He by began Dr. Weir that was quick to say now the Deans HonourRoll for first class everyone for their thanking more than universities ever must academic standing. Among this attendance, but then said it was the in the remain as beacons Eric Ziezold who was also community group was graduating students who had many and not be pendulums which swing the recipient of the University Gold people to be thankful of. They back and forth with current trends. Medal for Outstanding Achieve- should be grateful to the help they've A be University should always a ments. the who received from parents stable guiding light according to the The entire ceremony lasted little backed them morally and Dr. Weir closed his than hour and half and new president. longer an a Photo by !/// (•(/ ('/long financially, and to the Faculty and address by advising the students the students seemed more relaxed the class at last Dr. Weir addresses graduating Sunday's staff who helped direct their graduates that they now have an outside the confines of the to in the Convocation. He told the to have the 'courage academic careers graduates proper their "obligation to use knowledge, auditorium, where they could offer direction. stand and it h other their on principle' expand wherever possible". ea c per son a 1 Dr. Weir said that, when This, he said, should give the congratulations. by Dave Docherty The Convocation ceremonies reviewing the list of graduating graduates "courage to stand on For President Weir the beginning In a brief but elaborate ceremony. when the Bedel students, lie noticed an officially began "unusually and with principle" provide them of a new role marked the ending of Dr. John Weir was formally sixteen and of work the pound, gold high degree experience" the placed means to cope with the one for the siraduation he addressed. installed Laurier's President. In as W.L.U. the feet of the walnut mace at among graduates. Approxi-

addition, three hundred and I'ifty- half of the the University Chancellor. Lt. mately one people getting

s even g r a d u a t e s r ece i ve d Governor John Black Aird. The Lt. degrees on Sunday were adult convocation into the of fellowship floor the students who held down while Governor then gave the to jobs academics. Chairman of the Board of attending University. The Kitchener Auditorium was Governors of the University, John In addition, there was a large near capacity as family and friends F. Moffat. number of Co-op, Internship and ol the graduating class came to Oath work students Dr. Moff at administered the Social Work term witness the event on Sunday, of Office to Dr. Weir. In addition, among the group. This. Dr. Weir November 7th. in the Vice-President Academic. Dr. said, will be an invaluable asset 1 he Wilfrid Lauricr Wind invested the new Max Stewart, future career goals. In a recession as

Ensemble for the the played procession. President with purple bad as the one facing the people

looks at Memorials 3 INSIDE: Major Shelley pg. Newswriting work- Federal national government proposes student aid this 2 shop Friday, program Pg .

November 12 at 7 Feature - Accessibility at WLU? Pg

2:30 p.m. WLUSU lives 8 National-The Great Pumpkin on pg. board room, 2nd Huis Clos: One Hell of 9 a joke Pg . floor Student Union

Varsity teams lose in sponsorship Building. Everyone

changeover Pg . 13 welcome! Photo courtesy WIX

Remembrance day ceremonies held at Laurier at 11 AM today 2 The Cord Weekly, Thursday, November 11. 19X2

Ottawa pledges support for

post-secondary education It's not too late to

that the have PHOTOGRAPH by Mike Strathdee of the students...we hope your the most important resource - the photos by Bob Fehir provinces for sure are going to give a skill and vitality of our people". He taken for Christmas under his higher priority to contributing to pointed out that Financing of post-secondary their of the lederal share of own system post-secondary education remains an important government, education" Lalonde stated. has for the federal post-secondary funding Graduation priority government. Photographs increased form 47% in 1976 to 57%' Prime Minister Trudeau stated in a make a nice Christmas Present this He added that at the same keynote address to the federal year. the provincial share has Liberal policy convention in Ottawa time, from last weekend. "We declined 37% to 25%. say that All Students already photographed The minister claimed that education is still a we prime in the priority, say please return proofs concourse students that education is the provinces are forcing to critical to Nov. 9&10 between 10-2pm educational economic the rest of their recovery...we say that our pick up

costs. system of higher education must be Finance Minister Marc Lalonde preserved," Trudeau told a packed said after the that the ballroom at the Hull convention speech

Trudeau has "already centre. government FORDE made it quite clear to the provinces

do find for that we not it adequate

the provinces to pull out of financing higher education, as the federal STUDIOS and At a social workshop. government is putting more policy the into it". He said that Secretary of State Serge Joyal, more money minister for the provincial share of funding has; responsible nego- tiations with the the down since : provinces on 745-8637 gone systematically funding issue, stated two 1976, compared to a significant objectives which the federal is increase in the federal share. "The ■ government 6 backs cont'd on page provinces have dumped on the

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Trudeau's point was repeated

several times over the course of the

convention by federal cabinet If-Is; Jii ministers, who spoke of potential

direct federal involvement in student " : ' ■ . . ' . - ■ ' - - : : : ' ■ . > ■■■ ..

financial assistance.

that Trudeau said his government

would "continue to pursue our

already proud record in developing

Library offers

those books

by Mike Rowland

Most people consider the library

to be a place where books are only

borrowed. Not so. At least once a R IHHHBI wtm. VHOH the books. year library actually sblls R And the price is right, too. I

Last 3000 year approximately

books sold the were to general

Where public. do these books come

from? There are two main sources.

First of all, due to a shortage of

space, the library has been pursuing

a policy of removing unnecessary

books i.e. duplicates and multiple

editions. Secondly, because of the

accumulation of donated books

112 various of these rom sources, some "gift" books have been eliminated.

In addition limited to space, the

subject matters of some of these

works are not consistent with the

academic programs offerred here at

WLLJ. (For example, books dealing

with law or engineering this curriculum). Hence, process of

"weeding out" unnecessary books is

essential.

The sale provides a chance for

people to find works by specific

authors or works dealing with

particular subjects. Also, it affords

the opportunity to research early

literature in a given discipline.

The sale will take place Thursday,

November 18th from 9 a.m. to 4

main p.m. on the Library's floor. Proceeds from the sale will be used - '

-.-V .•■■.,■■ to augment the purchase of more

books.

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Memorials built to preserve of memory great persons

to the Cord Special Queen ston Heights to com- thousands of" British and allied take the torm of A memorial may memorate Sir Issac Brock's troops passed on the way to the of such an unlimited variety things victory and death on October 13, front, leaving the ruins of Ypres

a or Laura as a monument, statue, building 1812. Secord's monument behind them. Over each arch we find

or a mountain peak, or a the of park, commemorates Battle the inscription: "To the armies of

such as were dedicated to Lundy's Lane in 1814 the war highway during the British Umpire who stood here

Canada's most illustrious son. Terry between Canada and the United from 19141o 1918". Inside each wall Fox, within the past or two. States (1812-1814). On the Plains of year is another inscription which reads:

streets, bridges, schools, Abraham in Quebec, we have that "Here Frequently are recorded the names of the

other public buildings, unique monument to both and very the officers and men who fell in the

including many of University and victor and the vanquished. On Ypres Salient but to whom the

Campuses, and even prose 13. 1759 General Wolfe College September lortunes ot war denied the known musical died in and poetical works, scores with victory his ears and was and honoured burial given to their are dedicated later followed the death and scholarships to by of comrades in death".

the of heroes, General Montcalm, his memory public adversary. The 54.896 names engraved on the

men and women, and I in servants, great hen, too. Toronto, London and panels of this Menin Gate Memorial

loved ones. other cities, we have monuments to are those officers and men of the

Since ancient times, men have the heroes of the Boer War 1899- armies of the British Empire who

the the first built memorials to preserve 1901. time that Canadian actually tell on the Ypres Front from

of to left their the of the memory great persons or troops home shores to help beginning war until the commemorate great deeds, events, Motherland. September 15. 1917 and whose

Sometimes men or achievements. Monuments have been erected on remains have either never been who wish to make sure that will battle fields in all of the found or were identification. they parts world, • beyond be remembered have built Similar inscribed such as that most impressive and panels may be seen monuments to themselves. The at the Tvne beautiful Canadian Memorial on Cot Memorial at rulers of ancient Egypt built in France. On the Passchendale where 34.957 Vimy Ridge very names of which also serve as tombs the in pyramids, spot Canada achieved nationhood missing action on the Ypres and I'holo H 1.1 in some are still in the Salient from courtcsy cases, amongst eyes of the world that Easter September 16, 1917 to the wonders of the world. the end of fell. Monday, April 9, 1917. the war are recorded. Major Earle C. Shelley* ED remembers those who times memorials In more recent Commemorating the three major Closer to home, the walls inside the have been erected, sometimes battles of the Ypres Salient-October the Memorial at Hart House. Flanders 112 ields", portions of which ceremony people of Ypres render

the of World War I. through public donations, to 12-November 22, 1915; April 22- University of Toronto, bear several are read or quoted throughout the homage to dead

hundreds Can do less then honour great soldiers, sailors, May 25, 1915; and November 6, of names of those Commonwealth each November we anything our airmen and statesmen. The Arc de 1917 students who their 11th Remembrance continued moment of at Passchendale, we find university gave Day. Lt.-Col. prayerful

in Paris is memorial to countless of lives in World War I. Included McCrae lies in silence in Remembrance each Triomphe a memorials varied types, buried Wimereux. them November the victories of Napoleon's from Colleges and Cathedrals to amongst is the medical gradute France. 11th at 11 a.m.-no matter 1809. campaigns from 1805 to Avenues and Fields, Cemeteries and Lt.-Col. John McCrae of Guelph At the conclusion of the Menin what you may be doing or where you

Nelson's Column in Public The and at one end of the memorial Gate Memorial dedication be at that 1 Ith hour? Trafalgar Buildings. most you on July may will the memorials Square, London, was erected to outstanding is the famous Menin find engraved his now world- 24, 1927, buglers of the Light Many are dedicated to

his at Gate Memorial famous sounded Peace. The famous "Christ of commemorate great victory which was dedicated poem "In Flanders Fields". Infantry Regiment the Last the and the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 on July 24, 1927 by Field Marshal Near the Menin Gate Memorial is Post and the pipers of the Scots Andes" high above the Uspallata

the in Lord Plummer the the Essex Guards Lament. Pass the border between memorial Wellington Square. in presence of His memorial known as Farm played a stirring on

the in the of To this and Chile stands as a London, commemorates victory Majesty the late King Albert of the area which is the former site very day each evening in the Argentina in the famous Battle of Waterloo of the Brielen summer from Ist 9 reminder of at Belgians. Bridge or Bridge N0.4. May at p.m. and constant the peaceful

1805. This On the canal bank in the winter fom October settlement impressive memorial stands near this bridge is Ist at 8 of a boundary dispute

this have the well- on the very site of the former Menin where Lt.-Col. John McCrae p.m. the Last Post is still sounded between these two countries. Our In country we there. this Gate which tens of those immortal lines "In By continued dailv cont'd on 6 known Brock's Monument at through composed page

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Mike Strathdee The Cord is Editor weekly published by Student News Editor Blaine Connolly Publications of Wilfrid Laurier Entertainment Editor • Carl Clutchey University Editorial Editor Chuck Kirkham opinions are independent Sports of the Copy Editor Ralph D'Alessandro WLUSU University, and Student Production Manager Jackie Kaiser Publications. The Cord Production Assistant Michaela Reicht reserves the right to Photo Manager Fred Taylor edit all articles and letters submitted to it Photo Technician Larrv Selbv The Cord is a member of the Circulation & Filing Manager ' Nancy Bast Canadian Advertising Manager Leah Leon University Press cooperative. Phone Number .T 884-2990. 884-2991

EDITORIAL

Is Tuffy Hiding?

Our lead this week deals with story moves Labatt's brewery has made to

market. effectively corner the Ontario university football promotions Labatt's

in claims notwithstanding, the move has not been effective increasing

football effects of attendance at games. The local the sponsorship change are

partially explained in a related sports article in this issue. However, some

questions remain unanswered.

The Cord has been experiencing difficulties in contacting a university

for the official who could provide information about the reasons sponorship

change. Either Laurier's athletic director or football coach could be of great

assistance in this matter. Since both of these positions are held by one individual

time available discuss his the who seems not to have any spare to work, story remains incomplete.

the If Coach Knight has indeed been so bogged down in his work over past

that he doesn't have the minutes for week time to spare ten a reporter or to the with him return three phone messages, we hope to have opportunity to speak

minutes soon. It is difficult for us to believe that he is unable to even spare a few

All the other who on the phone. of seven athletic officials at Ontario universities

have football teams were able to fit The Cord into their schedules.

is On the other hand, if he deliberately avoiding talking to The Cord, we would

all suggest that his actions are quite irresponsible. Surely university officials

for should also be to must assume responsibility their actions. They willing

discuss these actions, and to let the rest of the university know of their decisions.

the would be the It would seem to us that campus newspaper most

appropriate, if not the only possible vehicle for such communications.

If is relevant information from the leaders of a newspaper unable to obtain

the of its function is served. community, a major part not being LETTERS If Coach Knight is ducking The Cord, he is not performing his public relations

duties. Does he have something to hide?

Mike Strathdee Former WLUSU V.P. Reminisces

Dear Mike: in the the unseen come mail every two or three danger 1 sit here this It Apathy: Saturday morning weeks. is the vehicle that allows the Cord weeklies that 1 reading me to feel close to a place that 1 loved in received the mail yesterday. Mv and where I learned deal. Apathy must be the number one killer of students in university. It creeps up a great

with wile Sandra and I, both former when not enormous demands on time So Michael, not uses it on you you're looking, places your everyone "student government hacks", read no apparent product, and removes from its victim any chance to succeed. This to wrap fish. We live close to the the Cord and Sandra's Weekly Market and use the incapacitating disease is not only rampant throughout the hallways; but outside Kensington they former school be left ot our doors as well. paper (to Toronto Sun and the U of T Varsity

The unnamed) with interest and be author of this piece is far from immune to this problem and 1 can great to wrap fish. Always proud to say

What empathize with those who fall victim to it. is strange is that it is supposed inspiration. that the student services in

to enthusiasm in When one spends three or four WLUSU/WLUSUP capture our January or February when those ye olds are provided of lifetime in the hallowed in the years a students who do take a full "doldrums" set with onslaught of winter. Oddly enough, 1 see that we are by not halls of the Student this killer earlier this than Union Building time full time battling year most. salary. Sure we have a one does not easily forget those The effects of apathy are hard to detect, It is much more difficult to notice an staff (Hi JK, Jim, Archie, Rubv, and It individual good times. is through reading doing nothing about everything than observing another going insane my especially my good triend Jo Rohe) of the Cord that 1 it. It is this is Weekly can keep but the and over at stage that the end near. Unless the person can pull considering budget

in touch. Hats off to staff for themself out of the rut they find themselves in, all will be over without a squirm. your services that the students provide, the fantastic of be but short job good and look WL.U School will a memory with a very ending. a at other campuses, and creative I have encountered in which tried investigative reporting. IS TOPS, about it. I can many ways people have to battle off the no doubt In the October 7th issue effects of lock (you that and apathy. Some themselves away in an attempt to "exorcise" its say with authority know the 1 read Royal Mail) with from travels. powers and try to get some work done. Others just succumb to its strength and experience my keen interest the article on security. HFLLO to Deano. fall to the depths of dispair where survival is all but impossible. A special Hi John Baal. Also. Maureen President John and the lady The found battle this is fear: Fear of failure or Betty, best way which 1 have to enemy Hillier, thanks for an excellent who sells in the (I lack of success can do wonders for the initiative. Even better, it can do coffee concourse article entitled "Arts Students the that I have her disasterous things to effects of apathy. The rut can be overcome and success apologize forgotten

Underrate themselves". 1 am in becomes a distinct possibility. not name)(Ei/een. Ed.) such Examples of apathetic attitudes a unique position, that in the To all the Cordies and WLUSU

summer of 1978 I Business the work. are no more obvious than the recent repeated "hacks", keep up good

275 and failed for the second What will be forever by-election. 405 voters out of how (Stats) you learn today time. It the best real thousand? Poor was one of things useful out in the "dangerous many participation that happened in academic world". provides improper representation. my back career. I received Thanks Jo for me Which my B.A. to getting Apathy strikes once more. Bast (Economics) and Business on the list and Nancy most Diploma mailing ever way seems appropriate but the at same time broadened and Manager) my (Circulation Filing today is the right choice. in horizons courses of the Arts that I for getting the Cord to me. Procrastination is but one tool used believe character. As 1 the victim. improved my remain, by apathy to overcome lather my savs,"lt's not what The likelihood of apathy you Thomas C. McCauley it's what learn, you do with what succeeding is quite good. It certainly you Vice President and Secretary learn.". be it inside 1979-80 can boast quite a resume; (Emeritus) To Steve Patten (a brother of students a the school or out (it seems should he good friend) and the Board of Letters to the Editor the find it difficult to get upset about the Cord Directors, we had the same typed and handed into cruise missile). with All problems noon. road recognizing campus office prior to Monday Finals are still along the clubs in 1979-80. 1 think that author s full decide your letters must hear the ahead of us. They will quickly is excellent and hats off approach to number. The which students can successfully name and telephone for the you expanding base ofclubs- to the ol Cord li reserves the right overcome destructive grasps eek/y that is where students can learn and Darwin's still holds which it apathy. theory refuse any submission really challenge themselves. sexist. o\ water. considers to be racist, Mr. Editor, I will not continue letters arc libellous in nature. All Blaine Connolly much further for fear of being

to length, accused of writer's diarrhea. I read subject editing for 'h? the Cord the of Weekly cover to cover although cogency

the ads and it including wait for to argument will he preserved. The Cord Weekly, November Thursday. 11. /9# "> 5 VIEWPOINT Question of the Week

Twenty thousand dollar emptiness by Basil Healey

by Dave would Docherty you hope for a lot of in Photos by Alfred up a while, they've got to." The Chong In the long corridor ofthe Kitchener opportunities. Now I've got a part- new Alumni is still confident

Auditorium the time at University job a restaurant and spend will something come up. He's got a is close the the Graduate standing to rest ot day for Do have comments or criticisms the my looking good degree from a good school he- you any regarding that his black wall. Careful robe something better". says. he won't be unemployed much Cord thus far? the cold he doesn't touch concrete, for the Unfortunately University longer. fixes his hair and yawns. A of there night Graduate, is a Catch-22 in the Inside the hall other the reporters did reunion with old classmates little job market. No experience-no job: are preparing to cover the his but allowed him for sleep to no job-no experience. convocation. The lone reporter and reality for at least a few "If Wai Yin Lee escape nothing really good comes the each graduate part company, With the finish of hours. along by I'll be February, looking at getting ready to play their part. The however, the convocation, comes grad school for the fall." he and savs reporter sits down and wonders why that four of school realization years the winter looks cold tor he a person was sent to cover the ceremony. 3rd. Bus. life are over. whose vr. only alternative is more time In a while a man at the highlight of Fifteen minutes before the and money. There is little his will stand and -a was career (in stage good improvement lone ceremony begins, a reporter consolation in the fact that he is not address the With his graduates. own the monthly calendar, good breaks from the crowd in the lobby. alone. academic career never more secure, editorial criticisms, and I the Graduate He spots University The he Parents frightening unemployment will give a good speech. and walks over to him. "What are numbers like the ads and discount however, don't stop people and friends will applaud and the

now that out of trom you doing you're coming in. Laurier'senrolment lone will write it all down reporter coupons. the asks. this Laurier? reporter is at an all time and the his of the year high trying to keep up half for work". "Looking University Graduate isn't ba surprised. rgain. When asked what his "It's preferences probably the best place to be Outside, the cold Autumn is made ex-student the "nearly now. At least hide for are, replies, right you can tolerable by the bright sun. Down Six months he months of the anything". ago, eight And if the street ten olds road year. you year play Johnson have said that. "After four Brigitta wouldn't can into future get Co-op your can hockey, and start to think about and thousand years twenty dollars. look will pretty good. Things pick Christmas presents.

2nd. vr. English

-The entertainment section

A day to remember who suffered is very good, it's of a better quality overall, more

informative.

Johnson by Ralph to feel what war means. Who knows what moments of

A day for The war wasn't battles remembering... just and love and courage went on in those

A for of those who soldiers other day thinking though. There were last dark hours, in that round-up and suffered fought during war. A victims, as there always are. If you and herding towards death? And

day for those who were Jewish to remembering then, you had wear a also what treachery and greed in the died. Star of David clothes yellow on your attempt to survive?

So died. Now that World all times. If homosexual, many at you were Now it's Time is the War II is almost 40 and over. growing years past you had to wear a pink triangle. Mike Lund grass each year over the mass most of us weren't even around, it's higher

The concrete easy to forget it all happened. But it This graves. buildings,have was absolutely compulsory been down and the rubble did. torn and the gave you status of a non- 3rd. vr. Bus. removed. in France I Travelling once, If some attacked person. thugs you -too conservative, don't take On November 1 I a few people will stopped at a tavern in the in country, the street, the police wouldn't remember and it gather on campus to our across from was a war a strong enough viewpoint bother interfering. You were just an A years of war at a small ceremony. cemetery. field of white crosses "undesirable" and due to be on most issues. The the on the that went on and Among poppies jackets on and on. exterminated anyway. They even isn't will be few reporting investigative. Thousands? Tens there a pink triangles. It's of thousands? It had special camps for people like brothers the of hill and a way of-remembering our spread to top a over. you. sisters and of all types who lost so And every cross had its body A quarter million homosexuals beneath much. it—someone sent to murdered in those fight, were camps, who had died fighting. Its a along with the other minority way ol remembering what It incredible. So was many? And weren't wanted. being meant groups that gay once, not so long this was one in the only drop vast A million of us... That's and not so far quarter ago away. Sheena Scott numbers that fell in I size of Europe. began the Kitchener-Waterloo... It's a way of remembering...

2nd. yr. English

-More than last variety year, Little Bits time. We are always trying to catch the it tends to future, as runs ahead. In no good humour,

time, will we be holding our overwork certain issues. by Dan Little Whatever is waiting in the wings grandchildren. Then these days of

A candle burns in the window of this Look our lives will be cherished will only come way once. deeply B1 Little House. This memories. weekend, one at it with a laugh in your heart, learn

of our fellow Kevin students lost his life to let that laugh out easily, learn to will never hold his in To tragically a car accident. those the sad. These are the nor will he realize the cry over joys grandchildren, knew who Kevin was of human. all dreams of his future. him, bright- being Experience you Yet 1 am sure

eyed with an of life few all the while he would be if enjoyment can, to depth you can, deeply pleased we

seem to hold to their took people on past you can. a precious moment to look at

thirteenth Kevin will be all and decide if birthday. Unfortunately children grow ourselves we are

missed friends and mourned and all often excitement the of by by up. too our treating blessing life as the Shirley Douglas

his loved if with life lost in ones. Maybe we try, we gets the shufle and treasure it really is—We shall miss

can learn from him. lite becomes an agenda of spending vou Kevin. 2nd vr. Psych. Too often death is merely what we

see on the -Well written, the Buffalo news or hear on editorials

the radio. We seem pathetically are good with the right blend drawn it to as we slow down on the ol humour. Basically a good highway to view someone else's

paper. tragedy. Yet death is perceived by see us sometime! most ol us, in our youth, to be distant-that which happens only to another. We blissfully fumble

through our lives as if time were

still standing for us. Procrastination We need your help to produce gains a toe-hold, and strengthened Norbert Isaacs

of by our own fear self-exposure, we a better student newspaper. let it stop us from reaching out to 2nd. Football others. What yr. happened to Kevin

could just as strike down -Thcv have been easily you cutting up

or someone else close -Cartobnists to you. Why -Typists the football team alot but are the words "I love you" or "my that friend" -Writers provides constructive so hard to say? We hoard -etc!

them as if their criticism for quantity were finite. us.

As you read all around this, you are people who could brighten your life, Remember: This year's volunteers are and you could do the same for them. next editors.... Come But year's to the no, don't in the eyes meet hall, and us: Constructive criticism the on behalfof students is a vita!part to hands don't touch. The chance may seminar this at the Cord. newswriting Friday 2:30, functioning of the have comments If you any or criticisms not come again. please the editor (Mike iine 2nd S.LJ.B. drop Strathdee) a any time at the Cord Life floor is of a blessing, a feast J challenge, joy, and emotion. 6 The Cord Weekly. Thursday, November 11, 19X2

Memorials answer the costs of a civilization

special to the Cord assembled because it was we are able once on some hill within War II with the names of those who not, throughout the high Commonwealth cont'd 3 their each member to for a moment our fallen from area, fell m that conflict marked. again today pause comrades page bringing specially return , n th1 him thankful and with a field stone from his Of course, since the war ended in of prayerful unseen presence each and J lamous "Peace remembrance before outward over the St. home, which he added 1945, names listed there have our November 11th Bridge" solemnly to many to watch in silenc Lawrence how the visible re-emphasizes two pyramidal pile in the centre of now answered their last bugle call, as and symbol, our Memorial, our prayerful remembrance anH countries live the Council Circle. When the that in silent remembrance at the 11th then, at the sound neighbouring can in battle so many veterans of war are of Reveille thev and with of the 11th of the 11th peace harmony thousands was over, whether it was victory or doing all across Canada. hour day return to their heavenly bivoua of miles of unfortified border-tile defeat, the Clansmen Those veterans, whether still month. and surviving happy content that thev had not world's most remarkable reassembled on that hill It is that when our diedin of and each or on to hoped vain: that we example surviving having passed are still free atlH a existence Clansman civilization from off that peaceful between picked up a stone from their bivouac in the sky. most likely has passed the we DO REMEMBER THEM the take face other For nations. to back his home. relatives of of the students of this earth, as them the pile to many many bugle calls

I he Statue of at Those civilizations have in no more Liberty the stones that remained, because here at Laurier, had taken up the ages gone by,

entrance to the there of New York Harbour were no warriors to claim torch tossed to them by the fallen of that some our memorials may They're now with comrades the commemorates deep friendship them, were left as a memorial to World War I. as is so poignantly remain standing as tangible evidence gone before;

between France and the their fallen A stated in the "In how in lives and material it Past for United comrades. truly poem Flanders of costly them all battle Stales. unfettered freedom and and strife simple memorial practice so typical Fields". is to enjoy

Alter World War 1, ol the to be free to a a new type of Scot, for an expensive They knew that their war was a especially, worship They re now enjoyinu choice. Eternal memorial in stone became the memorial, no matter how beautiful life and death struggle for survival God of our Life.

could foe As I can tell that at November symbol for commemorating the and costly, not commemorate against a diabolical whose a veteran you 11. 1982

■ lallen of that their lallen comrades in satanistic and this 11th hour every memorial Majm I'ar/c C. war; for those dead a more war machine-humans at Slw//ey, ED

lie eternal manner. steel-was take from who in their sleep on some fitting intending to a

I And tree world their four basic freedoms: loreign soil. refer now to the so we now come to our own Memorial here Laurier which freedom freedom from Cenotaph in Whitehall. London. at is in from want,

the form of Ircedom Lngland. The word "Cenotaph" a typical bronze plaque leai. to worship and

which will have the wall freedom ol comes from the C i reek word you seen on speech. (In less have I you for

" " in Qualify fro k us" the corner of the main etrance read "Mem Hitler, Kenotaph ion" m en to KampP by you the Arts It meaning "empty" and "Taplios" Building. was presented will never understand what this "tomb". Hence to university by the C.O.T.C horrendous tortures of and meaning a mind I the (Canadian Officers Training lay in store for each and university Cenotaph is a sepulchral monument Corps) body everv the ol of Western one ol us. had Hitler and to persons whose bodies lie University maniacal Ontario, with which forerunner henchmen elsewhere-a most appropriate a won the field. 1 et us not I of choice of l aurier, in its earlier had lorgct they came to example of our cherished Christian stages, very close it. your for beliel in that the tomb been affiliated degree I ven their U-Boals the is empty for granting came into

the dead risen This forerunner ol Gull ol St. Lawcrence and the are in Christ. purposes. into

Laurier also had a small detachment Replicas, large and small, of the upper reaches ol Hudson Bav-right of the C.O.T.C. Whitehall be on our Columbia non- Cenotaph can foimd in very doorstep. Secondary independent, all On this plaque are the names of But to it many Canadian cities, notably in thanks God. was not enjoys an interna- sectarian, coeduca- Toronto. Kitchener and London. the students who served in World within his overall Divine Plan, and tional accreditation tional institution T he Cenotaph has a distinctive its for disciplined ap- offering grade 11, 12, allowances for in style and in most cases bears the conditions the to education. 13 of the proach studies and names great battles of WWI Ottawa different regions of the country. language

and also have As such, more than now been added the Under such a scheme, the federal programs in an cont'd from page 7 names of the battles of great WWII contribution would be sent "directly 90% of Columbia international environ- and the Korea. Again inscription is for. The first of these is in a to the student...so that striving cheque graduates have been ment Applications "Their name liveth forever", reduction of the federal contribution he knows where his is simple: money coming accepted into the "Greater love hath than from area and or no man to 5iY/( of the total cost of post- from". over- of cc* down his life for university % to lay a friend", or The second also said that the secondary funding. .loyal proposed seas stucjents are

"Known unto God", the direct federal their choice. simply or objective is would be set on a program up | now being words very simple yet poignant involvement in helping students matching basis. He went on to say Columbia is an s | entertained. "Lest which the we forget", typifies meet their educational expenses, that if Ottawa is paying more than

veterans ol I he Canadian half Royal .loyal said that the solution which of the bill, they intend to receive

and all the other the finds their Legion veteran government most political credit for actions. be found to in almost everv is the of a believes that student groups appealing setting up .loyal needs Columbia School of Canada and hamlet He would be better Secondary city, town across system ol grants and loans. said met bv the federal

Canada. that his cl d than at since 430 East 25th Street. (416)387-3381 e pa rI m ent wo u I program present, any Hamilton, Ontario. Canada LBV 384

Our National Memorial in administer a national standards money spent on the program would

Ottawa the various combat directly depicts means test which would make go to students.

troops passing beneath the arch ol

the Menin Gate-indeed a verv

impressive memorial. Then, too. we

have the Peace lower with its

carillon and. within the lower's ■ ■■■I Test your mental mettle, portals, the beautiful shrine in which lies the Book of Remembrance BBMBy play 'Trivial Pursuit'! containing the names ofall the fallen

ol both World Wars and Korea and

ol which each is awake day a new page ~1 Do you lie "trivial" questions. So f~ turned. L*~<& wondering. What the before you lose more In Westminster Abbey. London, Great Gatsby's sleep, here are the

the world's possibly greatest occupation was; what answers a bootlegger, memorial, in which honoured are the highest value letters Q and Z, and a golf ball

kings and paupers, statesmen and in Scrabble'are; what Now you'll sleep like Rip

and soldiers, scholars, poets, Floyd Rood drove Van Winkle How many

fact the .9 musicians, in greats from across the U.5 If you -years did he sleep 9 Play

walk ol every lite and from everv thrive on such useless Trivial Pursuit'and find

vocation in life. There we also find information, you'll love out! It's at Simpsons!

beneath a hallowed slab in the aisle, 29.99

the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Games47o game with 6,000

So too. beneath the Arc de

Triomphe, the Lternal Flame burns

over the Tomb of the Unknown

Soldier, which to the amazement of

the world the goose-stepping Nazis

of World War II did not extinguish

or desecrate; possibly because that

Unknown Soldier could just as

it could easily be an allied soldier as

be one of their own. Likewise in

Arlington Cemetery in Washington

D.C. we also find the Tomb of the

Unknown Soldier with its Eternal

Flame. These three are a tear

rending memorial showing the utter

futility ofwarand that the Unknown

Soldier had fought and died for his

country, firmly believing that he was in the right. How it clearly

emphasized that in death all arc-

and equal enemies no longer!

in the lorm Some memorials are of of a Cairn made up rough stones of placed in the form a pyramid.

Such a memorial has a very interesting history. According to an old Scottish legend stemming from 1 123 456 789 0 !■■■ call the Farquharson Clan, when the jgll to arms sounded, the Clansmen 7 The Curd Weekly. Thursday. November 11. IVB2

Laurier Accessibility 'the pits'? by Rita Pekrul

WLU is the "Accessibility at pits" Room disabled students. (hallway by 1E1) and some outline the services WLU provides handicapped individual. This adds

This is the view of Larry Parker, modifications to the one more to the list. to Hamilton West a Peters Building. for disabled students, as well as a inconvenience According MLA Richard Allen, the member of the committee These have The rest of the WLU student body ministry studying changes been made guide to buildings that are accessible the and the Ontario here at Laurier due enjoys option initially approached accessibility and an largely to the efforts of a to wheelchairs.

convenienceof into universities two and asked ot the March of gaining entrance years ago employee Dimes. committee headed by Dean Nichols Larry Parker defines accessibility them it' would look into the library via a tunnel system they WLU has seen several in that its changes began work last year during in terms of "accessible, usable and connecting it to the CTB and the providing accessibility lor weeks with past regard to facilities the of the disabled. The non-usable. An accessible year building After Peter's students. an Building (both are handicapped for the disabled. These committee, of allows physically consisting faculty, a individual extensive studv, the universities handicapped accessible). It is unfortunatethat the washroom students and is services include, signs specifying staff primarily independent access to all its

for interested in where usable facilities students in outlining areas and materials, whereas a

are needed wheelchairs, a parking space for the changes in order to building would require that the into "...the current method of entrance the facilitate har. gaining physically handicapped in lot 8, jicapped students. In handicapped person obtain

addition, the committee is from ramps outside of the Central has just sent assistence from another individual." building far adequate."

Teaching Building and the to a that will is Torque printing pamphlet WLU listed as having "an

in accessible library" a publication

entitled "Horizons." This

publication outlines programs,

services and facilities offered by

Ontario universities.

In light of Mr. Parker's definition,

it is evident however that the library

THEHERO is far from accessible. Entrance to

the building must be gained through

a service door. A buzzer located by

this indicate door must be rung to

one wishes to gain entrance. Once

the door is WAIERLCK>W^S unlocked and one is

inside, a librarian must be made Take a friend meet a friend, have I .. . J available to assist the student in the show I some ... laughs .. . enjoy try ( y gaining access to reserve room in some darts. Indulge the good Ny materials, as well as books, times at "The Hero". periodicals; card catalogues, etc.

that are out of reach.

A physically disabled individual

who we spoke to said that "the

library staff should be commended University has chosen not to extend decidud that providing accessibility its but the on helpfulness, current this courtesy to all of its students. would be feasible if the following Jackie method of gaining entrance into the Washington Have you ever stopped to three criterion could be met. is far from With 112 I 'J# building adequate." consider the services that are Universities would have to be winter the idea quickly approaching, shown some consideration in the available to a physically disabled oneself outside, of to wheel student block that receive, having at Laurier or perhaps better grants they now -i • around the snow and ice, what as the cost of full through phrased, services are not providing

the stairways, only to sit and wait for available? Consider the following accessibility would put a significant

the list. A disabled strain on the current someone to hear buzzer, doesn't person cannot gain funding

health At the Waterloo House like access to services or provisions sound a particularly inspiring in the Universities would be assured comer of King and Erb streets, counselling services located way to spend one's time. that would downtown Waterloo Student Services The T. A.. adequate funding be The library also has no washroom Building. Athletic TV lounge, provided to handicapped students to that can be used by a physically Complex, legal services, WLUSU enable them to attend offices, games university, as well lip room. Turret. 2nd floor of the Arts as complete their degrees.

The and the universities Building and reserve room are all ministry

well should sit down and discuss the inaccessible, as as the dining most

hall and the residences. mutually advantageous approach to

Dean Nichols admits that providing accessibility.

to Allen, the Laurier's facilities are only "fair to According universities adequate." He outlined the fact that waited 6 months for a reply, after which time received an on going dispute between the they letter from the that Ministry of Colleges and a ministry saying

Universities and Ontario if the universities wanted the

universities is the reason Laurier has ministry to specify how their money

should be would do in not started any major re-building to spent they so.

cont'd H 'bouta Sauza? provide full accessibility for its on

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The National Upgrading accessibility - who pays?

cont'd from 7 is thrown thanks pa'-'c The Great of 112 a bridge to give the foreseeable luture. wheelchairs as well. for the haul. evident that if WLU or any Carol all areas. II not, the universities It is Moogk-Soulis, Advisor At midnight on Hallowe'en, a on Pumpkin and wait lor should be pleased with the funding university chooses to sit Services lor Disabled Persons procession begins to the chimes ol at U they now receive and no special of W. stated bells to a student here monastery and Gregorian at Survives the act, will be would be made for ministry to they provisions Laurier chants. Ihe "Monk" heads the that "if U. of W. accepts a sitting in limbo for quite some time. to help the universities followed banner funding disabled the HALIFAX (CUP)—If thought procession by student, University has you wait and bi t WLU has adopted a see The provide accessi Ii v. blanket-toting Peanuts character carriers. largest pumpkin, Since Ontario universities have altitude when it comes to a committment to see that is carried major their devotee of the dubbed "the (ireat one." Linus was the only free from is been government renovations on a not the bv bearers: "His Grace", three wise campus, pending disability deciding factor Great Pumpkin, you were wrong. intervention the clear-cut decision from the in whether men and white-robed worshippers regarding spending ministry. determining or not Since 1973. members of the they the in of two. of their block grants in past, they Other universities however, arc- complete their She University of New Brunswick's rows degree." also

to the women's did not want to endanger within their block outlined in an interview Harrison 1 louse have participated in They proceed obviously finding funding that "her the of the (ireat residence where 1 his issue was on facilitate their track the ceremonial sacrifice courtyard this privilege. put grants to job was simply to keep of the 'Great receives Pumpkin" gilts. it has ol W has a students' needs and Pumpkin on All Hallow's Lve. hold; a state in which handicapped students. IJ to channel the Afterwards it is taken to the roof ol The for the event Advisor Services for preparation remained. full-time on to the problems proper areas." If a the residence, set aflame amid begins a few before Halloween Carol Barrett Affairs Persons. As all days a University Disabled well, new ramp is needed: Physical Plant and tossed over when members of the all-male Anglican prayers, Officer the of accessible at Ministry buildings are through at and Planning is made aware of it she the residence the edge. get together to bay at Universities and said in an least and 34 washroom said. Since all Colleges one entrance buildings are Two years the CBC televised ramp- moon. ago. that "the the disabled. The interview universities are facilities exists for accessible, their system the event. certainly Before the hallowed eve, the local hall provided with block grants and libraries, dining and residences seems effective. pumpkin patches are staked out. the needs of with 28 rooms in Dean capital. They must meet are accessible, Nichols admits and under the cover of darkness, the readily our

the students choose for residence members retrieve their they to admit, residence set aside physically facilities are only "fair to adequate"

hall from these allocated funds."ln her disabled students and a dining under the circumstances it is large orange delights. difficult

Before the view the would be not only with returning to university, ministry not which is equipped not to agree.

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_ 19X2 9 The Cord Weekly. Thursday. November 11. ENTERTAINMENT

The "Lizard King" lives on

The Back Doors recreate the spirit and power of the Doors.

Stones but The Back Doors Morrison (No, John Travolta is would he a hand who go not company

beyond mere musical and repetition to going to be offered the part.) This played with the same energy the create spirit and power of The audition has also been presented to spirit that the Doors had. They spent

Doors..lim Hakim, the lead the Morrison lor "Jim" and singer, family and has two years looking him in does not the words that Jim received a deal of found Scranton just sing great positive eventually r/iolos hy li'd/ ifu ifis Morrison made famous wrote. He also responds to response. No contract has been Pennsylvania (a town

Kevin the that the rebellious rock signed vet but Hakim's This band tries to by Reilly feelings abstract, by Harry Chapin). a visual version of the album sound

felt. Hakim himself tried to and his excellent avoid the "out for a buck" star alluring personality negative hut a live, real rock show of the

On in the band this; "I understand vocal rendition of Jim Morrison will attitude that tribute bands Thursday Turret, a justify probably many Doors' greatest hits. him of associated with the of Jim Morrison better than help to be one the more have are a tune The Hack Doors regular group anyone adapted. They are not trying to

cover The Hack alive because our are so choices. tribute band because they realized bands. Doors, played personalities promising be the new Doors. They are trying to The but somehow did it much alike. I can Morrison's The band itself, much like The that Doors had to plaving the of they differently. grasp stop preserve sound, and spirit a

The had different and fee! the of Doors, has taken a back seat to all before the band that obviously a philosophies power people stopped listening. no longer can play. They of his This the to the music may seem like an that Hakim is They the music the it be the approach remaking poetry." publicity plav way was can easily compared to stage and of the difference elaborate but he are be heard live It most they overly stagegimmic receiving. They a tight-knit meant to on a stage. extravaganza of Ihuil/cmanici of convinced of emitted was a result the lead has more than a few group old school friends who may not sound note for note to the because like the Fab Four fill-ins

at the elaborate of his earnestness. decided four that album version but neither singer's attempt people Among years ago too do the lliey are trying to give people a taste Morrison. these the of like Who style of James Douglas people are executives many people themselves had or Rolling Stones when they of the spirit of rock and roll in the

The Hack Doors Warner Film been born the I can play the Bros. Studios. They too late to see Doors play live. hey add the right amount 60's. Good luck to ,lim llakim. He

music of the Doors as well as the have auditioned Hakim for the lead live. decided that the of Hair the sound that the just They next best on-stage to so deserves part because, as he savs. Brides in their film of Jim Manzarek the leels Blushing can play Rolling part biography things to Morrison, and audience that this is not just he understands.

Huis Clos: One Hell of a joke

ideas. However, Martin Kuske remained the same during these philosophical some by and J Weare forceful, The main idea of Huis Clos (In Garcin was very perhaps ol these lost to the of sequences. Had spotlights been were peaks his character Camera) is found m the English title Everyone, according to Jean-Paul too much so. Although used, the audience would not have hilarity, (Estelle), and "No Exit". The characters find explosive has of choice. found that he was Sartre, freedom represents tear, we of (Ciarcin. thus followed bv themselves of been distracted from the intensity rage. defensive and overbearing. His in a vicious circle three Exercising that freedom of choice is too I each character's speech by the other nes). well masked his interdependent This, the crux of our lives. Last the cowardliness was by relationships. Friday One still and silent, like ol the better enacted of for Sartre does in two standing parts loud And on<_ (who not belive U of W Theatre of the Arts was obnoxiously rantings. the stick people. play was the suspcnscful Sartre really Hell as such) is a hell. The opening packed with people who chose wonders whether living of ol the door at Garcin's command. in is One of the weakest points the this ol abrasive renowned line the play (perhaps) to exercise that freedom. intended type when Estelle, M. Beanclair laid bare Garcin's "L'enfer, c'est les autres", (hell is play occured Huis Clos of a sadistically was performed at the characterization cowardice, to directions, was to creating an overall other people), for we, according to according stage Theatre du Vieux-Colombier in May inclined cowardly journalist. dance the floor, and tension the Sartre other across mimicking suspcnce among shame ridden lesbian, was are dependent on of 1944. Sartre, at that time was well Ines, a which she viewed three two of her 112 riends characters. Upon views and judgements of us. pleased with the direction of his play played by Francoise Mojeret. peoples the This itself in in one of her visions. Instead, production sacrified the In this same vein each character created a hush over which brought out the irony, entering she of her arms caused the name of comedy. It was and acted as a mirror for the other two. simple swaying symbolism and internal echoes audience with her severe the scene to lose its lustre, leaving somewhat disappointing to see some There was no From this symbolic Hell (where which he intended. captivating presence. of the characters the the audience rather flat. Sartre's philosophical ideas indeed are actually dead), In Friday's production the doubt that Mojeret was The plot becomes convoluted in dissipate into gales of laughter. all the characters are capable of viewing audience was seated to a stark Sartre's Ines, projecting an effort to Sartre's Earth, each in his turn. The lighting express setting which was to remain brutality and pointedness required

over- unchanged throughout the entire for the part. Garcin's

Unlike the actual however, caused to play. stage bearingness,

directions in with him in an attempt to (calling for a room compete Haydn concert lacks excitement Second maintain her own intensity. sparse Empire decor) here murderess the decor consisted of three benches Estelle, an adultering

Dan Lenz with throw covers and a bronze bust who tended towards nymphomania, by the ensemble was not quite together vibrant as usual. In the Te Deum Genvieve Taillade. upon an elaborate end table. This was played by the This past weekend saw in some entries. The instruments in (sung in English) the pronunciation emphasized the character's Estelle was originally depicted "Mennonite Mass Choir" give their were well and balanced Barrie was impeccable. The director. Jan the as a unique individuality but was to remain at play proper the Centre in Cabena (W.L.U. annual performance at Faculty) played Overduin (W.L.U. Faculty) had the ol a rich sophisticate same time secondary to the combination The choir the the Square. was flawlessly at organ. This same control, he the and view; complete as guided action of the play itself. with a narrow precise of the by members criticism can be said of the Concerto form accompanied choir through some very nice t'ugal The her own of etiquette. audience babbled on, even as creating C Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony m no. 8 for organ and strings if entries contrasted her affected passages even some were a the first notes ofthe incidental music This, by and the Orchestra programme which was performed later on in the bit The orchestra somewhat sluggish. gave a passed the air. The naivete, produced a vaguely through music consisted exclusively ol programme. Although the concerti and Her empty very steady supportive audience fell silent only when the vacuous personality. bv Franz Joseph Haydn. were pleasantly lacked At time bv her composed played, they accompaniment. no was was exaggerated sliding door mysteriously opened to headedness The Haydn programme what is in much of there threat of completely lacking Haydn's a imbalance between with the already reveal "le Garcon". centre, intcration upstage ol the 250th was in commemoration work-excitement and interest. That the choir and orchestra. characters of Garcin and Hubert Clanet, established played by escorting birth anniversary of the composer's is why the idea of a The made the completely major work of the evening Garcin Ines. Genvieve Taillade (Claude Beauclair). It was as in 1732. Haydn concert is questionable was the in Harmonie-Mcsse, which il character her own a very unique the audience was suddenly The with unless it is sedative concert opened prescribed as a incidentlv is the last work refreshing She at times led major thrown into the middle of an and way. in C 5 for and someone's Concerto no. organ by physician. which Haydn composed before his to tits ol laughter uncomfortable situation—captured the audience This was well The choir of 250 voices had strings. concerto a death in 1809. The Messe the tongue in was by the movements rather than expressing on stage. in the performed, although Allegro sound which was as impressive and the itself. Claude. Beauclair in the role of cheek irony ol play cont'd on pg. iO 10 The Cor (I Weekly. Thursday, November 11, 19X2

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The Roches:

On What You Do Keep Doing As usual, the lyrics plav a vital

of the and part Roches' songs, we

It's hard to tell what we've been observe that the mainstay of the

it the same? waiting for. Is more of tunes are written by Maggie Roche Because the Roches have managed (the oldest Roche), but there arc

the that to re-create sounds have contributions by Terre such as "I fell

of fall in with made some us love in love" (Terre doing the lead) and

their music. dual efforts by Maggie and Su/./ie.

At first of listen, the general Some Maggie's songs are getting

recorded impression is that they have by other artists, such as

Phoebe Snow's version of abandoned the attempt to "Married

Men" from the commercialize, as in "Nurds", and "Nurds" album,

'['here is have a hint of for gone back to the natural contempt men

sounds of and their anxious their first album. Really yet fragile its the of altitudes in the but this though, presence Robert $ongs,

is also with of I electric subject dealt a sense ripp's guitar styled in a

car e an d cons i d ration. A subtle way, hanging off the end of e

the humourous anecdote about a notes, as opposed to coming in woman's is in the between in plight found "The on interplay pauses Largest Llizabeth in the World" breath, that makes a compromise.

which is sung A beautiful This definitely has a more rapidly.

and moving ballad,"On the Road to complimentary and pleasing effect. I there be airl'ax County" tells about a Unlike "Nurds", appears to

woman who falls in love with an no evidence of slighted percussion,

outlaw. Terre's clear picking on although it is credited on the album.

acoustic guitar comes 1 s l or those of us who have had the through

this tune. pleasure of hearing the Roches sing clearly on

what do" is far the tunc that stands out the live. "Keep on doing you By such it includes most, which is unusual in a w really satisfying because is ™^- numbers had be professional collection, "Losing many that yet to

True". The are and recorded and released, but were lyrics simplistic 1 but the Lor constant, three-part immediate succsses on stage. harmonization is ?'/ example, the album begins with a mind-blowing. lie peacelillness it involves is traditional tune. "I lallelul jail I really something one must experience. ADRIENNE Chorus" that rings clear of the ■ BARBEAU ■ FRITZ WEAVER • LESLIE NIELSEN l or that matter, the wholealbum CARRIE season, and causes one to NYE ■ E.G MARSHALL «,VIVECA LINDR3RS Aunt Beddia yuletide as

~ is something to experience. Lor imagine how beautifully the Roches PRODUCT™ those who are for ALAUREL* "CREEPSHOC A GEORGE AKOMERQ FILM would be to hear doing Christmas looking something HASSANEIN will M STEPHEN KING Producod by RICHARD P RUBINSTEIN different, they probably respond Original Scrrmpby d*-* GEORGEAROMERO carols. Incidentally, they have been

what fXlltxxgrsTßgmj' distributed by lamenting on they have [Sountfrrack Sarabande Records) by \mrnerbros 0^ known to do this in stations ••siucitotXAiMu subway | i A WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY the Plume *» been Pick one worth Tecfncolur [Kra tfoitack| •'»? *»"«■ *<» **»* "«~-w whenever the # unannounced they get missing. tip-it's

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I 011 November 28th. done in a full acepclla version. NOW PLAYING

Haydn lacks known oratorios in the choir

— I repeloire. excitement

cont'd from pg. V

composed for chorus, soloists and

orchestra. I lie soloists were

Margaret Llligsen (sop.). Lilian MEET THE AUTHOR

Kilianski (alto. W.I .11. alumnus).

Cilvn I vans (tenor) and Kitchener

nai.ee Paul Massel (baritone). The

choir had the hulk of the singing

with only smalls interjections by the

soloists. I his was unfortunate, for

all ol the soloists have verv

competent voices and had no chance at a talk

to display their talent. Another

problem for the soloists was that

they were often overpowered by the on his latest book

choir and/or orchestra, especially

the women soloists. Perhaps the

soloists could have been more

strategically placed in order for WHY WE ACT LIKE CANADIANS them be heard to more consistently.

I he Vlesse in Latin was sung but

the pronunciation by the choir

sounded like they had taken their

Latin lessons from Bob and Doug November Tuesday, 16th at 3:30 p.m. Mackenzie. Latin is a difficult

language for we "Lnglish folk" to

pronounce, and the choir obviously

needed work more in this area. in the TURRET on the top floor of the student the Hopefully next year

Mennonile Mass Choir will return to the concert format which originally union building made them famous and that is

of the well performing one large,

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Ann Ruebottom 884-5791 The Cord Weekly. Thursday. November 11. 1952 11 POETICS

POETRY BOOK IN MEMORIAM RETENERE ALLEGORY AND ILLUSION

November 11th

While the is poppies grow Illusion an allegory,

the Between crosses, row on row Everything is an allegory

In Flanders Fields. for everything is contained We will remember them! within everything else....

While roses profusely grow I want to express love.

Between the crosses row on row But I know all those

On Mother England's Island shore. Interpretations (he word

We will remember them! Has self contained...

While Italian winds softly blow Sometimes 1 want to scream

the the Between crosses, row on row Mv hatred lor world.

Beside the Arno's bloodied shore. Eor teaching me a language

We will remember them! tor too fragile to use

fear of being broken... While tulips gently blow / the that Between crosses row on row For teaching me hatred Where Arnheim stands. kinds of proudly too. has many We will remember them! Implications

While the azahleas grow Sometimes 1 wish the allegory

Between the crosses row on row was just an illusion

On the far Korean Hills, Then 1 would not have to know

We will remember them! Silence has a meaning;

Self-contained...

While sands and waters glow

Between the crosses, row on row James I). IVcarc

At Suez, Gaza, Cyprus, Crete,

We will remember them!

To us from failing hands

They throw the torch.

Be ours to hold it high!

If we break faith with those who die.

flowers They cannot sleep, though grow

In those far and distant lands.

We will remember them!

So their once again names are read.

And silent prayers again are said.

For them the bugle calls no more:

before They're now with comrades gone

Past for them all battle and strife;

The Caretaker They're now enjoying Eternal Fife.

While we remember them! A sketch ot Piranesi, curled in shade In Memoriam retencre. growing chains Dark, as a prison dark draws While we remember them!

**#*** * ** ** In knots, catwalk shadows to the rack.

■ ■

The knife of Vincent, underestimated blade- "They shall grow not old

As that left falls cold, takes crust and breaks — we are grow old; old steel between the crumbled bread and Brie. Age shall not weary them

condemn; Nor the years

the down of the bowler-hats, bird-lime and At going sun Among sky has the And in the morning Magritte starlings in rib-cage, fluttering

We will remember them! red. cold leathers for the beating heart.

We will remember them!

sj« s|: sjc jfc ifs j}; Turner's brush, bent hard, lightens with color

fuses hair and painted wood to ancient crust thirst Till the cracking canvas gapes its for light. I-cilie Clare Shelley

Across the floor storm Fuseli's wild-eved horses-

forces burning breath through mouths of silk-

through dreams of sleep to rack the restless air.

From Rembrandt's palette with the paint of solid flesh

hang empty brushes dipped in wine; in the living frame

men clear the last supper, throwing broken bits to the dogs.

Karen W'Ukius

Tomorrow

universe Yesterdav being a child ol the

Today becoming a man

dreams What were once futuristic

Are now a reality. mortal writer The future wow being the present

ol the And the tomorrows, part past. it seares me, a

But don't the forget past. writer alone, with

E:ven if it hurts so many words

Remember and cherisli it sometimes, I think I'd like understand it. For tomorrow you may to go fishing, but

even then, there- Catherine Kozub are so many fish

Karen H i/kins 12 The Cord Weekly. fhursdaw November 11, /9A17

Campus Clubs THE CANADIAN CROSSWORD

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on AND W1 \ I wear Thursday. November 25. ACROSS 9 Drugged 14 Social class 5 Canada's plains 1982 when and the date ofvour SUNDAY NOVLMBLR 1982 you 14, 1 With 2k down, 10 Decorations '5 Want 6 Tropical fruit dreams dance the night awav at Canadian in i Worship a caring community. t * ti * > 12 11 Not cloudy 16 See across 7 Slow ~ii i . musical OFLCAM'S 1982 CHRISTMAS Hollywood star Come to Keffer Memorial movement Chapel 12 With 16 Neat . . . across, 19 FORMAL! Time is Sixth sense (corner of Bricker and Albert on really living! New Westminster 8 Sts " 20 Pal Aren't 6 Northern bear star of Perry you excited! And... at Waterloo Lutheran getting 13 Board campus Mason 23 Monsters 9ame there's only 3 weeks left to Seminary) The service begins at buy your Controllers' PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 25 Oil producing tickets, so (hem in the 11:00 of the get now org. a.m. every Sunday province

from F.xec. lndlar| s concourse or any Offcam 17 used school vear. 27 Alta. community to member stage these or during office hours in the SUNDAY NOVLMBLR 14, 1982 Nfld . stralt 29 , 18 Arctic Island Small Clubs for of the Lutheran Office, just livening meeting 30 Post event , 21 •S Uncorroborated Student Movement. Tentative I 5.00/coupie, $8.()()/single or plans 31 Church feature evidence $ 16.00/non-olteam have been made to the famous member, you see 32 Aye 22 Stupidity or can dance to the beautiful music movie "The of Bach" Comeand of Insanity Joy 33 Experiments Lu Zahalah and her live band, let Mary See ' us surprize you! DOyN across and... in a delicious buffet of TIJLSDAY NOVLMBLR partake 26 Bird beaks, 16, 1982 1 Alta. town hors-d'oeuvres served later in the or greenbacks Bible Study at the Lutheran Student 2 Held back , Q ru 28 Christmas, I louse, 177 Albert St.from 2:30-3:30 evening. 3 Rubber stamped in Quebec Don't the theme forget Transylvania The is "Two copper coins". Sask. community 29 Snake Club on the 25th!! WLDNLSDAY NOVLMBLR 17, c.1982 THE CANADIAN CROSSWORD #87 COAST TO COAST NEWS SERVICES INC. 1982 in Holy Communion a

informal 10:00 setting p.m. every Wednesday of the school year. fn-nrh Club: T rip to Quebec City.

Come early and join in some- We will be going Feb. 18-21. 1983 by singing! This takes at Keller train place & will stay at the Chateau Lutheran Chapel. Waterloo Frontenac for 3 nights.

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York 81 Laurier 71

Yeomen

down Hawks

by Chuck Kirkham

Golden The Hawk basketball team opened their

season this weekend with past a strong showing in the Laurier Invitational Basketball Tournament. The Hawks

almost of the upset one top ranked teams in Canada, the

York Yeomen. The Hawks ended up on the bottom of an 81-71 score, Saturday in the Athletic Complex. The Hawks advanced to the finals by humiliating the Ryerson Rams on Friday 101-73. The other opening York defeat the Waterloo game say Warriors 81-80 on a

last second bucket. The consolation final on Saturday

saw the Warriors humble the inept Ryerson squad 119- 55.

The championship game started off quickly; for York. They controlled all first half aspects of the game and after ten minutes of the

W.L.U. Invitational

Basketball Tournament

All-Star Team

1. Dave Christenson-York-Center

2. Grant Parobec-York-Guard

3. Dave Burns-Waterloo-Forward

4. Dave Byck-Laurier-Forward

5. Steve Forden-Laurier-Guard

M.V.P.-Dave Christenson

/ IK'IO l>\ . lIIICII i II

led and tries theball by nine, 20-11. The Hawks started concentrating on defense by Pat Langdon, with extreme effort, to unglue from his hands. The Hawks lost to York

the end half back within three In last 81-71 in the tournament of the had come to points. the championship game.

four minutes of the half the Hawks held the Yeomen to four points

while gunning for fourteen themselves. Guard Pete Briglio led the

brigade scoring two buckets and completely shutting his man down on defense. teams The basketball. second halfwas and simply great Anyone Varsity just plain

intending to leave for the Turret with about five minutes left in the

game found themselves rivetted to their seat. The Hawks immediately jumped on the Yeomenand pulled into the the screw lead with 14:30 left in the game 44-43. The lead bounced back and get

forth from there. The hot man for York was Tom Rider. In the first

of the Yeomen and nine minutes the half he was only to score contract offer. Labatt's by Chuck Kirkham accounted for nine points. The Hawk scoring was sread out amongall offered the schools in Carling O'Keefe has re- their players. Ontario football to Fouls Yeomen been removed from fifty are what killed the Hawks. In the game, the were cently nineteen for four from the foul line. This is thousand dollars to twenty phenomenal the Laurier Golden Hawk seventy

for team. The meanwhile were shooting anybody, or any Hawks, first promote their football scene for the games. seven for fourteen from the line. From the field the Hawks had tied the With seven of the time in ten eight Yeomen 64-64. years. Labatt's,

coach schools the "There is no doubt that fouls killed us" commented Laurier accepting offer,

Chris Coulthard. "It we could have cut down on those fouls it would that left even more money have different We them the there in been a really had on ropes game. to be divided among the the second half. The guys played a hell of a game." programs in the province. As mentioned, the Hawks really spread out their scoring. Leading With scorer was centre Doug Aitcheson with fifteen points. The only other this much of an

double Leon with 11. player in Figures was team captain; Arendse, increase in revenue Mike Chuck Grouped at eight points were four players: Bielak, available to the schools it Klassen, Enzo Piazza and Dave Byck.

second half. with would seem that the Byck was forced to leave the game in the Colliding

another fell and hurt his knee. There was some player Byck swelling program was a success. and fear the of on part ofofficials ligament damage.Taken to hospital, The main goal of the deal and should miss no action. Byck was diagnosed with a twisted knee was to more fans into The other Steve Forden. put All-Star for the Hawks was point guard Forden controlled the he was on the court. the stands. pace whenever Although

Extra points: Labatt's would like people

Where are the Bleacher Creatures!? the heir to the promotional to believe differently the have around!! Kudo's to the Spirit Band. A job well done, glad to you crown, shoved the was a failure. At Leon the first five player in Laurier previous program Arendse, team captain, is year history!!! beer out of the two of the schools, Laurier company Go team go! Lot's of depth in this nine guys played and the team was years team, with a lucrative cont'd 18 See picture on pics page 15. never hurting because of it!!!! 14 Ihe C old Weekly, Thursday, Soy cm her 11. 19X2

Hawk Watching

ol Steve tied the six with was the play game at two important players that came out to ,k well minutes the team's ' Rockett. He played extremely to go. Despite tournament. No. < Rugby only lh Hockey best and efforts, unable the tournament, they were to put played, but also throughout to those that I the first any more points on the board. The especially in game, scoring us the needed Smith support. by Kevin Reilly by Mike in Without and another. That ended a tie. one up game try setting guys the tournament ol could not The Hawks lost their first game Last Saturday, the Rugby team the tor the like ha, rounded scoring ! would to thank all the been c up a success! 4-1 t'.ie from the series to team entered the all Ontario round-robin Hawks.

Merrimack College. tournament at Each Guelph. McMaster proved to be the team lone ol the from Ontario Hawks goal game university was to beat in the tournament. In the The Waterloo Chapter of the Walters in the lirst came from Jeff for the final event of the first half the Hawks represented started off for Canadian Association the Advancement of Netherlands of But the Hawks The Hawks period the game. year. managed to quickly, getting a penalty-kick Studies is pleased to announce its First Conference ahead. The Merrimack the and bitter couldn't pull conquer snow/rain, conversion from McArthur captain on November 12-14 scored 3 and stilled cold: but more importantly the team quick goals It was a very close and hard hitting of anv further Hashes brilliance our opposition, to gain a third place but Mac game, managed to score a The theme is: Hawks showed. overall late and standing. verv questionable trv to win RELIGION AND LITERATURE IN THE NETHERLANDS frustration of the Laurier The team is made of: The up Ed 6-3. IN THE NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY team was shown by their constant Holton, Stephen Rockett, Dave The final of the game day was The took total of Alex dirtv plav. team a ("No-Yes") Stewart, Drennan, played at 11:30. As the weather Session 46 minutes in penalties and showed a Andy ("Zitalis") Francis, Malcolm warmed did The Opening takes place up, so the Rugby. U of T lack control. ("Cummer") Mc at the KEFFER CHAPEL of WILFRID LAURIER great ol Arthur, and started off quickly. Catching UNIVERSITY the at The consolation final ol Michael Smith. Laurier 8:00 p.m., on Friday, November 12. They played off guard they managed to Laurier against well in the first tournament pitted extremely game score an early trv taking the lead 6-0. hosts of the tournament. destroying the in llie Cuielph. top team The Hawks controlled most of the Programme: Welcome by Dr. John Weir, President of WLU The Hawks a the this but Rochester. played league year, 22-0. Despite game simply couldn't get tne ball Keynote Address by Dr. Rem Kooistra, better and came out the and much game slippery conditions a 9:30 oyer the Blues'goal-line. Ed Holton President of CAANS Waterloo Chapter the final whistle 5-4. the Hawks showed and above at a.m. start, passed the ball his dashing speed guts Organ Musicof Dutch Composers Worpand Van for the Hawks were Eykentobe (ioal scorers fluidlv, and ran through the running for the endzone, only to be played by Jan Overduin, Professor of Organ at Todd Stark with two and singles by WLU opposition, scoring tries almost at thwarted by a Laurier player Lieder by Dutch composer Bernard Zweers to be Rob and Dave of T Dan Speck. Deutschmann. will. ("No-Yes") Stewart had a subbing for an injured U man. sung by Pieternella Scholtes and Ron Greidanus. Mills. brilliant ("Flounder" traitor!). Finally, Greg game scoring two tries, one you drive broke the ice in the second halt. l.nds - The that 90 we Hun scoring on a yard sprint and set up When the McArthur ran cross lacked seems another lead shifty the Hawks have lately to the Hawk attack. Tickets are on sale at the door of the chapel. the back. II The field, he found that most of U of to be slowly coming they "London-Connection"of Alex Friday night only $2.50, Students/Seniors $1.50

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Dave scores in the game, Saturday Byck (white uniform) championship Rookie Chuck Klassen lines foul up a shot. with in the against York, 'nset: Enzo! If you are going to stand around your arms air invest in some Neet. Please.

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Guelph meanwhile had an Increase O'Keefe in attendance of Carling ten to fifteen per cent over last year

Vanier seems There to be Cup? (cont'd from page I) even if he was forty five minutes a discrepancy between late."' statements made bv Labatt's The officials If there was a five to thirty of Waterloo and and twenty University real attendance - What's the with in it figures Q Vanier the CIAU increase in attendance, Wilfrid Laurier were not the throughout Cup? operating per cent only the

A - For the 17 we've been this Vanier the schools who province. past years organizing year's Cup might come as news to noticed the lack of Part ol the deal with the College Bowl, but now we're the Festival. In fact, Paul has in the Waterloo area. increase in attendance. Torontoand Godfrey universities Labatt's also included the men's co- in their Vanier Cup, Canada's University proclaimed November 15- Wallv Delahey, Windsor had a notable drop sponsorship of p | avcrs of the game and the Football (The November 20 as VanierCup Festival of athletics at University fan Last University of Championship. ordinator support. year printing 0 f schedules, Vanier Cup is actually the trophy week. of Waterloo, is disappointed with Toronto Blues averaged about seven posters, media information. This awarded at the Game). Festival events include: the "If were to thousand This agreement promotions. you people per game. year is no different than it was last Kick For Kids - November 18 the of this six year judge success program by they averaged approximately at our school with Q - Well then, what's the College CIAU Coaches Reception numbers in the stadium, then the thousand. sponsorship bvCarlino O'Keefe. Bowl? the all. (Sponsored by CFL) November promotions have not helped at Windsor, with a school

There is a difference A - A football that of at championship 18 There were no more people through population eight thousand Laurier in other fields will continue the turnstile this than last. 1 students, able convince though. O'Keefe apparently at SchCnlev Awards-November 18 the year was to only in the profile community college and high school Nest le/C IA U All Canadian believe that the idea behind the about five hundred of them to show losing high associated

levels. each of their with football promotion has Football Awards Luncheon-N'ov. 19 whole campaign was to improve up at outings. re- work." Unive si d evaluated their of attendance. It did not York r t y an th e sponsorship other

Q - Who the organizes Vanier Cup? sports here at school. - both showed Q Where are tickets available? David Knight, Wilfrid Laurier's University of Guelph A - The Canadian of Interuniversity After service in not - Tickets and in attendance. years A are $4.00. $6.00. Director of Athletics, concurred an improvement their only Athletic Union the (CIAU). our football but $8.00 available through Bass (698- with Delahey. "The attendance at York football coach, Dave Pickett program most other of governing body as well. university sports of and this was no an of about varsity sports Carting's has BASS), University Toronto, our football games year guessed improvement in Canada decided withdraw the stands. It to from by calling 922-1120. There are no different than last." twenty five per cent in support most teams and Vanier is hard York these special events at our - When is the tor Q Cup? tickets available on campus. Delahey was not completely to gauge school. Labatt's has shown November 20, 1:00 "I was numbers have the A - Saturday. negative on the deal however. as they only

the interest in football but of of Toronto's with the of stands and can only none the at the - Where I player temporary p.m., University Q can get further really pleased other areas, that O'Keefe, Stadium. information and was impressed estimate the amount of people up until Varsity about the Vanier Cup? game concept this with the sky diver brought in; year, gladly promoted. A - 922-1120 they present.

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Sports Quiz Chuck's Ground

by Chuck Tatham and Mike Lock 8. In a 1970's I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, 1 think the world is coming playoff game which ANSWERS IN New end! York Ranger threw Jacques to an be because nuclear holocaust. It be because of 1. Name the only player in Wilfrid Plante's mask into the crowd? SCOREBOARD It will not of will not

Laurier history to play on the varsity plague, famine, economic or natural disaster. The reason the world is

basketball team lor live an end is the Toronto are one men's years. coming to quite simple, Argonauts 9. When Ali came back from his victory from being in the Grey Cup. Perchance they do make it to that

three could 2. Name the NHL teams that the year prison term who did he game (gasp) anything happen!

broke in with. light and where was the Imagine if could that on Toronto fan who l.sposito brothers match? you poor, dumped sports

will have to jump with jov and smile. I predict, here and now, that if

the make it the will be 3. What was Walt l-'ra/icr's Argonauts to Grey Cup they immediately a

of nickname? 10. Who doubling heart attack patients at all Toronto hospital emergency Stumper! quarterbacked wards. And if, this is if, if the win his teams to now a big Argonauts (dare I it) the Rose Bowl, Grey say Who is the that the big Pierre. Bill, Art and Paul and the will have to declare 4. ski-jumper, is Cup and the Super Bowl? one, boys of in the Toronto always shown at the start of ABC's a state emergency greater Metropolitan area. The will with and Hide World of Sports, wiping out streets overrun drunken, happy, very confused fans. and almost breaking his neck'.' The Havoc will prevail and Argomania will the countryside. 11. Lunger Question!! If you are sweep will rise into Losers 'round the world in arms and demandto have the sports and landscape right

Name the baseball star of the to victory. 5. past architecture this will be child's plav. the of the Italian who ran around the What the Forget hockey 1972, soccer base-paths are dimensions of an of an euphoria forget outbreak this Closet fans will be backwards alter hitting a home run'.' official boccie field? summer. Argonaut everywhere

wearing the Double Blue, and ordering the same at all the local bars.

Wait minute! 6. Where did the following football a The have players attend universlity? Argonauts not even won a playoff game yet. Everyone How did vail do.' knows how it has been since last did that so why the this Johnny Rodders. Ken Stabler, Tom long they hope

Clements. Here are ten reasons why the Argonauts of 1982 will win it all: Jim Brown 10 year. right? ( you will play in the NI L)

7-9 right'.' (you will play in the CI I )

to 1. Because! (Not 7. if you went high school you 4-6 right? (your father played in the a great argument but used often). have read the 2. The Edmonton Eskimos have must book The Old cn.) won the Cup too many times.

Man and the Sea bv lamest 3. The Toronto have the 1-3 riuht? (your mother played in the Argonauts not won Cup enough times. What 4. 1 he Hemingway. famous baseball XII.) Hamilton Tiger Cats beat the Argonauts twice in the regular It is did the old in the season. now Toronto's turn to win. plaver man boat I.anger question (you are an Italian

5. Coach Bob O'Billovich has for Brancato always talk about'.' gardener) worked George and

knows how the great mastermind thinks.

6. Home field advantage.

7. The Double Blue in eighty two. (Nice sound to it). Overconfidence X. on the part of any team that the Argonauts will

come up against.

9. .lust because!!!

10. Most will important point. I personally make sure that the win their Argonauts remaining games. I will vehemently cheer for whoever they are playing against, with my back to the television. I will also cross m\ lingers, arms, legs, toes. and other of eyes, any part my that will body cross without doing any pcrmenant dajnage to oneself.

I would like to close this fantasy on a note that will soom be heard

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dropped our support in football Varsity he hurt the school'd support i! other areas. Buffalo cont'd from 13 We ha Ve reevaluated Chips our position i and Waterloo there was no n respect to promotions Matt & in attendance. Both by Torigian Brett Roberts of increase a ' those us at Laurier and our These are guys willing to do Launer. I think that Windsor Some of be familiar in American Toronto ar.d saw a Tuffy mad you may not neighbours colleges. anything to entertain One you. girl a mistake but I would with the involved in More in attendance. saw have perils trying tn succinctly they would like to suggested that they plav in the nude. cirop Guelph hard time turning down meet the demands of diverse The seemed of ten to fifteen a register a complaint about the lack boys quite willing to an improvement that much money,anyone " such We of fan that have would readership as ours. are support they comply. Personally we haven't had and York guessed at an percent When bombardedwith received far. Come the approached f constantly requests thus on guys chance to see these in action five or guys improvement of twenty an interview about and wild isn't women's but if the from jocks, jockettes volleyball a sport? vet. theirenthusiasm lor fans is change i percent. McMaster improve- n for funnelled and Amazon women anything Don't us we are much into their on promotors its get wrong, court actions undetermined. effects ment was on from of a more inclined cover women's thev should Laurier athletics ranging coverage sports to prove entertaining to Coach With Carling O Keefe given David for events that we are watch the least. event to special requests "up sporting to say "Tuffy" Knight stated that the cold shoulder in their he close and interviews. their male For Well personal" counterparts. guys we did it! Hope this would not be the available f promotion of football team or Somewhere in this diverse area ot obvious reasons—which we will not and luck in the future. helps, good comment. have since reluctant lies the into What With I'm they proved literary profundities impetus get today. seems a special hello to Carrie, It would seem that an And to financial support to other error for this week's dissertation. so objectionable to us though is Brett Roberts and I'm Matt give was made, O'Keefe events was we begin. watching men play a women's sport. Torigian. teams and on campus. reluctant to put a price But that Rod Because of was before we ran into prior commitments tag on their support for L Miller and the of the on Id. .Vote: has aurier rest team (Sp. Volleyball team has a Carling's continued their athletics but did concede Friday night. good point and so do the Chips. Lan promotion of Laurier hockey that could is all they not offer the According to the boys they arc- support accessary for sports at amount and soccer. At this time they school. of that willing to do almost anything to oar Coverage in the money Labatt's did (O'Keefe) have refused to lend for

build fan One new spaper is also important. / need just one sport. up support. problem men's their name to: varsity with them the writers. You do not have to be D ank we brought up was a at the basketball, women's varsity Knight same time did lack of in their Orr. or a Stan I'isehler. physical contact you just have lose support for six other basketball, men's varsity areas When was the last time to be interested. This year's game. you coverage of athletics women's at Laurier. It j the "minor" volleyball, varsity s saw a bench clearing brawl in of sports has been known that the volleyball, badminton, and the Super Sports volleyball? When was the last time inadequate. Help me rectify the competition alone situation. Chuck) annual brought in you saw two volleyball players Super Sports competi- at least off of court? one thousand dollars from square in the middle the tion. Dave O'Keefe. Answer, you haven't. Ryan, speaking on

behalf of Carling O'Keefe said, O'Keefe has stated that mob Well, like these they When one is approached by a we said, guvs art- could not turn down that are still to "Tuffy willing negotiate some of underfed jock-tvpes whose main willing to do anything. After a much could. It areas of interview with the team money. Nobody promotion with the concerns in life revolve around girls, lengthy school but entertainment co-ordinator. Rod hurt us (O'Keefe), however. We as they still consider nets, and spikes we can't help themselves to conclusion had been associated with Laurier close to Laurier accede to their requests. In case you Miller, we came the and do that the team was interested in one for so without they not want to kill haven't recognized the degenerates long any a it would fans. to which we are thing, friendship that referring, complaints. Football was not has developed

this to "Hell, if it is that seem necessary at point fighting they our interest. We over the only gave years. tell them show introduce the Wilfrid Laurier men's want, just to up at our Other should support to most of Laurier's people be so

team. next game" Rod said. varsity volleyball When concerned. sports programs. Tuffy Turret Another "The They ambushed us at the player explained little hot-headed last Friday night with their own Boys are a ever

The'v since the woman's team demands for coverage. volleyball beat the from referred to last week's column on the up girls Waterloo a

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Scoreboard Hawk first team All Stars Football Hockey

Results GPW L T F A P

Queen's 6 6 0 0 44 19 12 OUAA McMaster 4 3 10 35 20 6 Saturday (Final) Guelph 4 3 1 0 21 22 6 Western 50 Toronto 21 Toronto 2 2 0 0 19 2 4

York 2 O-QFIC 2 0 0 14 0 4

Windsor 4 2 2 0 21 IX 4 Saturday (Final) Western 2 110 9 4 2 Concordia 25. Queen's 15 Brock 2 1 1 0 16 17 2 WIFL WL.IJ 2 1 10 6 10 2 (Final) Friday Waterloo 5 1 4 0 I5 34 2 ÜBC 57 Manitoba 3 KMC 6 1 5 0 33 44 2

AUAA Ryerson 6 1 5 0 24 59 2

Laurentian 3 0 3 0 11 19 0 Saturday (Final)

St. Francis 38 Mount Allison 38 OT Results Game called due to darkness. To be Outside Linebacker Dave Cork End Friday Defensive I-'red West Defensive Back Dave Lovegrove replayed on Tuesday. Waterloo 6 Rvcrson 5

Future Games McMaster 4 Western 3 Yates Cup Saturdav Hawk second team All Stars Concordia vs Western Windsor 9 KMC 3

Queen's 6 Faurcntian 3 Atlantic Bowl

ÜBC Sunday vs. St. Francis/Mount Allison McMaster 15 Rverson 5 Vanier Cup Queen's 7 l.aurentian 4 November 20 Stadium Varsity Windsor 4 KMC 3

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3 BIZ 4 2 0 I 12 6 s Scoring Summary BIZ 7 2 2 0 0 9 I 4

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BIZ 5 2 1 i 0 X 6 2 Merrimack vs Wilfrid Faurier

BIZ 2 4 0 3 19 20 | Ist Period 4 BIZ 6 0 3 18 IS | Merrimack 19 Sheldon (21

Blaquiere, 17 Lacomb ) 0:24 Offensive Guard Todd Turnbull Running Back Bill Bvcowski Defensive Tackle Dave Waud Results Faurier 12 Walters (4 Wistle, 18 Photos by Fred Taylor Glencross) 9:23 Wednesday Kicker Kurtz Roy Sorry, no pic. 2nd Period BIZ 4 4 BIZ 6 I Merrimack 27 Facomb(l9 Sunday Sheldon, 2 lantorno) 4:52 BIZ 2 3 BIZ 6 3 Merrimack 22 Nichols 15:47 BIZ 8 7 BIZ 3 1 3rd Period O.U.A.A. All Stars Merrimack 27 Lacomb (21

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< York 8 I Waterloo XO /. I.con Aremise Tackle Jeff Hale Guelph

Goiden I lawks 101 Rverson 73 2. / buy -Montreal Tight End Jim Kardash Western

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SPECIALISTS Punter Sergio Capobianco York

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