Volume 17, Number 16 the Cord Weekly Thursday, February 3, 1977 Three Candidates for President

Alan Marshall Pete Peterson Marg Royal

been at WLU, an active Alan he has been students to join one of the hopes to work with them towards financial drain on WLUSU Marshall participant in a number of Student organizations, he would call for a this end, as much as possible. Royal has been very active in Two more candidates have activities. He was the chairman of referendum. One of her major concerns is to various activities on campus. She intentions Hoc announced their of the Ad Committee for Among the other things that see that students are well-informed has been a don Clara Conrad office of in seeking the President of investigating the fee increase for Peterson hopes to do is a tentative about WLUSU activities. She feels residence for the past two years—a Student Union. ago, also the A week foreign students. He was on plan for the formation of a that students should be consulted post that involves a large amount of one only student had officially the Economic department council committee that will help to protect on major decisions. In her opinion, responsibility. As a result of their her announced intentions. After for two years. He is a student the interests of students who live an open-door policy whereby being involved the week's deadlines Marg Royal with News last senator. off-campus. In fact, Peterson is students feel free to approach department of Radio Laurier, she is was joined by Peter Peterson. This Marshall feels that he has the presently engaged in pursuing this WLUSU's executive body would very familiar with the workings of week Alan Marshall entered the ability, experience and competence aim. The committee will be an help to ascertain this aim. the various organizations at WLU. race. to do a good job. He intends to give inter-departmental effort, involving In the past year, there has only Her involvement with the Student Alan is his Student Senator Marshall utmost for the benefit of the the Dean of Students and the been one concert on campus. Food Committee and the Winter one of the three candidates running students at WLU. Commissioner for University Af- Apparently, the event was a Carnival Committee have given her for the post of WLUSU. fairs to help students with financial loss to WLUSU and hence the opportunity to work with a Marshall's prime concern is to Pete Peterson off-campus housing problems. more concerts were not arranged. variety of people. She has also been bring about more interaction Peterson also intends to extend Royal feels that the loss was due to a member of the House Council of between the students and WLUSU. WLUSU treasurer Peter Peterson pub facilities to Saturday night and mismanagement and thus that Residence for the past three years. one he feels there should For thing, is also running for the Union's arrange more concerts. He feels particular event should have not She is presently a member of the be more openness in matters presidency this year. One of that those activities that are been taken as a representation of Board of Directors and serves on concerning finances. Marshall feels Peterson's beliefs is that since necessary for fulfilling student's the student's lack of interest in the Bylaws and Regulations Com- that students should be- told how WLUSU is an integral part of the needs should take place, even if the concerts. She intends to see that mittee. their money is spent in simplistic student government and a register- expense incurred might constitute a more concerts are arranged so that With all the experience behind terms. Marshall also feels that ed corporation at the same time, the loss to WLUSU. students are not inconvenienced to her, Marg is confident that she will WLUSU should consult students on only way it can function effectively Peterson, in his three years at go off-campus for entertainment. be able to handle the post major decisions. is by fulfilling student's needs and WLU, has been actively involved in She also intends to make sure that efficiently. She would very much At present, students are being simultaneously complying with the various student activities. To cite a those activities that are of benefit to like to see every student exercise of access deprived to WLUSU. Ontario Corporation Act. Peterson few, he is the chairman of the students are not discarded merely their right to vote, and hopes that Marshall intends to establish a intends to work towards that Building Committee that takes care because they constitute a small they will vote for her. two-way communication stystem objective. of running the Student Union between WLUSU and the students. There are a number of areas Building. He is also involved with There are certain things which where Peterson would like to see the Financial policies committee Marshall intends to negotiate with some changes; particularly those and the planning committee. the University administration. He areas which relate to student's Besides being a director of Winter Your student government hopes to convince the Administra- needs. He would be very willing to Carnival '76, Peterson has also by Jayne Brown tion to extend library hours and support any action that would help represented the Board of Students Each September, along with and questions. increase facilities for students. to provide more facilities for the Activities at meetings of the tuition and other fees, all WLU The commissioner of University Among the facilities, he intends to students. For instance, he fully Canadian Entertainment Council. students pay a fee for membership Affairs isthe person to talk to if you obtain a graduate lounge. He would supports the idea of Willison Hall Last year he was defeated in his bid in the Student Union. This fee are interested in getting involved in also like to see some changes in the having the lounges that it was to seek the WLUSU Vice-Presiden- maintains the union which functions the University body, or if you are policy and prices in the bookstore. supposed to have but, for some cy. through WLUSU (Wilfrid Laurier having problems with anyone in the Marshall believes that the reason, never did. He strongly feels Taking all the above credentials University Student's Union). University organization. The Com- WLUSU should work in co-ordina- that students should not be into consideration, Peterson feels WLUSU is the final decision mission has four priorities; co-or- tion with other organizations on deprived of those facilities that they that not only has he the experience making body of the university dination, information, direct invol- campus and not at odds with them. are entitled to. Hence, one of this for handling the post of President students. It is recognized as the vement by the Commission itself Working towards this aim is also priorities is to see that this does not but given the chance, he would do ultimate voice of the student body and insuring student representation one of his objectives. Besides this, happen. his best to serve the students. by the Administration, and delves and input on the various bodies of Marshall feels that there should be The other matters that he is into many areas of student life. the university. Information involves an annual evaluation of WLUSU's particularly concerned about are WLUSU helps students in many the gathering and storing of projects. If certain projects have related to the Bookstore and ways. It maintains the Games resource material for the use of outlived their usefulness, they parking facilities. Peterson feels Marg Royal Room, installs vending machines in student representatives on the should be discarded. He intends to that students are having to pay Marg Royal, a student Arts the corridors of the University, various bodies of the University. see that only those projects that are exhorbitant prices for the books that representative on the Board of appoints members to University The Commission also maintains related to the needs of students are they buy at the Campus Bookstore Directors, isrunning for the post of committees so the voice of the links with student governments at given attention. which in his opinion is unnecessary. President in the forthcoming student can be heard at all levels, other universities and with national The one other thing that Marshall As for matters pertaining to the WLUSU elections. along with many other duties it school organizations. The Commis- feels strongly about is WLUSU's parking facilities, Peterson feels Royal intends to handle the post performs for the students of the sion is involved with student decision to postpone the formation that parking fees are a bit out of with a new approach altogether. university. representation from all political of the Career Development Center. line. Not only that, but over-alloca- She feels that the executive should The union can be divided into bodies in the University, not just To him, it is a very important tion of parking permits by the past work as a unit and not as various areas according to their WLUSU people. service for the students. He feels WLU Administration has in the past individuals. In the past, the respective functions. These areas The Board of Student Activities is that right now students are being created a lot of confusion. Peterson WLUSU executive has had the include the Board of Directors (the responsible for entertainment and deprived of the necessary advice intends to tackle these issues with tendency to make decisions which governing body), the Commission other various leisure activities for and information that they may need the University Administration. should have actually been taken to of University Affairs, the Operation the students—both on and off when graduating. Thus, he intends In answer to the question the Board of Directors. Management Board, the Board of campus. Some of the activities of to see that this matter is given whether Peterson would hold a Royal feels that the Executive Student Activities, the Department the BSA include pubs, movies ant} prime consideration. student referendum before com- should work hand-in-hand with the of Community Affairs and Radio concerts and special events. Though Marshall is personally mitting WLUSU to either the Board of Directors. This would Laurier. against WLUSU joining OFS, he Ontario Federation of Students or lessen the number of problems The President of the Student The department of Community would be willing to call a student any Counter-organization, Peterson resulting from the lack of informa- Union is the best person to contact Affairs tries to promote interaction referendum before committing replied that before holding a tion of either side. As for the first with any problems or ques- between the University and the WLUSU to either the OFS or any referendum, he would want all the communication between WLUSU tions, especially concerning the surrounding community. At the counter-organization. Moreover, he necessay about OFS and students, she intends to use Board of Directors. moment the department is concern- feels that such a major decision and any counter-organization so as every possible means to achieve The Vice-President; Secretary is ed with the Legal Aid Office and the should only be taken after consulta- to be able to weigh the benefits of this. She sees the Cord and Radio the number two man in the Birth Control Information Centre. It tion with the students. one against the other. If he then Laurier as two instruments that can government organization, and is is also responsible for the arrange- During the time Marshall has feels that it is in the interest of the be used for the above purpose and also available to handle problems ment of blood donor clinics. Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 2 r r PAPERBACKS?^ NEED Don't be shy There's only one CONFIDENTIAL specialist... HELP? 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This week's question by Joyce Thornton Vice-Presidential Candidates pics by Jerry Golschesky

Do you think the drinking age should be raised to 20?

ty of the Board if it is used more regularly" stated Farrow. "It can reach decisions faster and easier." Joan Forrest proxies, they As for Farrow feels 3rd year Chemistry are an important issue. In the past by-election a board member was No. The legal age for everything is and people elected almost solely by his proxy else 18, are basically votes. He states that if they were responsible at that age. The legal used as they were intended we aspect is trivial, if people are going wouldn't have this problem. Farrow to drink, they'll drink in any case. I the intends to use proxies but only after don't think age of majority students are aware of the conse- affects driving deaths, anyone over quences. 16 can drink and drive.

Bien Garcia Pat Poirier Bien Garcia feels that WLUSU Ist year General should have supported the Career B.A. Development Centre and elected No. I don't see the purpose of if raising it 20, it would he plans on looking into the to make no Wayne Farrow feasibility of supporting now. difference. I don't think there is it Bien Garcia that much difference More information must be given to between 18 20 year olds. With the of the clubs on what procedures must officers to become more involved and age majority cards kids don't Wayne be followed when a group needs the with the student body, to make young get Farrow assistance of either the Student them more aware of what is being in drinking places so why raise it to twenty? that raising Farrow would like to see many Union at the University. Garcia also done. Richards thinks that illusions I don't think the age will number of changes if he is elected. Firstly, feels that students here are not such as the Turret being a big affect the people killed because of drunken he'd like to see more student well-enough informed on what is money-maker should be broken and driving. Raising age it involvement at the first year level. going on. • the true facts presented to the the will make The T.A., he feels, should be given Garcia has been governor of the students. more of a challenge to drink behind back to the students for their use, BA department and President ofthe Richards does not think the the authority's back. They aren't going to change the drinking age. not the Music Faculty's. Farrow student administration in his Operations Managment Board would also like to see a redecorating University in the Phillippines. should have any more power than it of the Turret to improve the Last year he was Vice-President presently has. It is made up there. would and this year is the people and so David Mcintosh atmosphere Farrow President of partially of appointed 3rd year Business also support the Radio Laurier International Student's Association. it is not truly representative of the Yes. About three request for money to purchase student body. Also, it is not much months ago I debated I newer and better equipment and Kelvin Hussey easier to bring together than the the affirmative and convinced myself. The main the building of lounges for Willison. Kelvin Hussey wants the executive Board of Directors, so the decisions argu- ment is that the highschool Farrow stated that the idea of WLUSU to be made accessible should be made by the Directors. drinking problem is are lots of behind the OFS is good, but that the for the ordinary student. He feels acute. There 18 year olds in organization such as it is presently that more use should be made of Robert Vander Heym high schools, and they can buy liquor for their peers. is useless and ridiculous. "The Radio Laurier and the Cord to Vander Heym's platform was If the age was raised it OMB could increase the productivi- explain what the student union is described in last week's Cord. to 20 would do. doing and why. As for proxies be harder to Statisticsprovethat accident rate has gone up in ages 18 Hussey does not plan on using any to 21. When the age was and believes that they shoijd 21, kids of be 18 now age is kids more controlled. would drank, the 18, of rigidly He 14 drink. Kids should have like to see more events, such as enough formals, planned for Saturday initiative to find other entertain- drinking. nights. ment besides Hussey suggested that a booklet be prepared, explaining WLUSU and the various clubs, and Jacqueline Rodriquez handed out to students during 4th year Business registration. This would help them I don't drink, but I don't think it understand the structure of the would make a great deal of union and also promote involvemen difference. People should rule in the clubs. He is willing to listen themsleves, to say don't drink to any student suggestions but they won't change them. When the kids must also be willing to help drink it should be the responsibility WLUSU. of the parents and the kids themselves. I don't think the fact Steve Richards that it was lowered raised accident Steve Richards feels that there rates, you can prove anything by should be a re-evaluation of some of statistics. Kelvin Hussey the jobs in BSA to determine if they Steve Richards are all necessary. He wants the Judy Shipalo 2nd year Sociology & Anthropology I haven't really thought about it. I think kids would go to hotels The Concourse Incident anyway. Whenever you go into a by Karen Kehn hotel you see a lot of underage kids. why the students should have the weekend. The Geography Kids borrow ID, or get older friends A misunderstanding concerning access to the Concourse. The Department had booked the space to buy liquor for them. It would be a bookings almost resulted in the Committee needed the space for the for a meeting of Geography good idea to cut out some drunken cancellation of the Winter Carnival number of events that would run professors from across Ontario. driving, and raising the age might events that were based in the simultaneously, such as pinball, Sutherland said Professor Whitby do this. But it won't make that Concourse. chess, wristwrestling, and air wanted the booth removed because much difference, if kids want to Paul Muldoon, Vice-President of hockey. Sutherland stressed that "Beer cartons are an eyesore to drink a law won't stop them. the Student Union said that fact that Winter Carnival was a mature professors." WLUSU tried to book the Concourse traditional event lasting only one for Winter Carnival in October. The week for the enjoyment of all the According to their wishes, the And me... Union was notified that Professor students. contoversial booth was moved Canadians must learn that laws do not solve any and every problem Robert Langen had already booked After the meeting with Suther- behind the art display. that arises. Drinking is abig thing in underage groupsmainly because it it for an art exhibit. At that time, land, Taylor informed Muldoon that Dr. Taylor felt that the adminis- is forbidden; make it legal, like in Europe, and it ceases to be a big Lagen said suitable arrangements the Concourse had been booked by tration did the best they could to thrill. Another thing that the law wouldn't solve is the entertainment could be made to accomodate the Langen in September for an art give Winter Carnival the area it problem. In K.W. you can do four things on a Friday night: go Carnival's plans and the art display. exhibit courtesy of the Austrian required. He pointed out that the roller-skating, bowling, to a show or to a drinking spot. And only the In January, Muldoon went to Embassy. The painting had to be Concourse was booked on a first hotels offeran opportunity to really meet the opposite sex. If an 18year Fred Fields, the Booking Officer, to carefully roped off, before a student come, first served basis and that the old girl isn't allowed in a pub, how can she learn to deal with the see if the exhibit could be cancelled. activity would be allowed in the students had asked for it too late. friendly neighbourhood wolf of the university campus. I am totally Muldoon was informed that the art area. Dividers were put up around opposed to the government raising the drinking age. was received on a contractual basis. the exhibit to meet this require- Paul Muldoon said that Langen Dr. Taylor, Vice President of ment. professed that the art should have students than an. accept a reservation for one year in academics, was asked to look into The information booth was also first priority at all times. Contrary To solidify WLUSU's position, advance. Scott said he followed all the situation. proved to be a problem. It has been tothis opinion, Larry Scott, WLUSU Scott booked the Concourse for the the rules and WLUSU should Brian Sutherland, the Winter set up before the actual week of the President, feels that exhibits can next four years for Orientation and unquestionably have the Concourse Carnival Co-ordinator, approached Carnival and Sutherland was exist with WLUSU events. He said Winter Carnival. Taylor confirmed for a couple weeks in September Taylor with a list of reasons stating informed that it had to be moved for that activities offer more for the the booking, but Fields will only and January until 1980. Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 4 Editor Murray Souter Weekly is published by Student Fischer The Cord News Editor Jim Publications ofWilfrid Laurier University. AJ Manchee THE Sports Editor Editorial opinions are independent of the Entertainment Ross MacDonald University, WLUSU and Student Publica- Mcintosh Production Manager Carol tions. 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With this year's Board of Director's term just about over I'm going to take one last parting shot. Having attended some of the Board meetings over the past year and heard about the rest, it's safe to say I know something about what I'll comment on (for a change). When our illustrious corporation was formed way back when, four energetic and conscientious students drew up our Constitution and Bylaws and Regulations to be used as a guideline for the administration of the Union. Most of the individuals were around for a couple of years and ran things because they knew everything concerned with the Union. Each year they would take a few "promising" but fledging students under their wing, just to perpetuate their species and to continue their dominance in the Union. Most of these people have moved on to bigger and better things but some still hang around. And those that are still around still have this maternal instinct about the bureaucratic procedures set out yielding to nothing, not even common sense or logic. Decisions are made entirely upon the Bylaws and Regulations with scarcely a thought about the consequences. The instances of this myopic allegiance are numerous and varied. Issues over Career Development, Lounge Policy and Operations Procedure Agreement ail fall into this category. The Board of Directors instead of arguing the relative facts and merits of the topic under discussion, have their time monopolized by one Board member bent on having the Bylaws and Regulations followed to a letter. Not only does this detract from any intelligent discussion but it also confuses the directors over the issue at hand. Is it the original topic or the right of someone to present a motion, arguement or statement? These members of our own "Power Corporation" truly believe that without them the Union will crumble. They exhibit no confidence in any of the other Board members and in fact deny them the opportunity, and in doing so insure a justification for their ultimate return. The Power Corporation has been around for years and is thoroughly inbred now. It is indeed a pleasant sight to see some new faces running for election instead of beingacclaimed as usual. And speaking of those hopeful candidates, a suggestion. Remember what you have promised or proposed this past week. Don't let the joband its title go to your head—remember who elected you and why, 'cause it's likely not your pretty face but what you promised. Good luck candidates, and good, CLEAN COMPAICNING. To the rest of the students, what can I say? there's only a few of you left who aren't running. So to you in the minority, see you next week. Murray Souter

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in trying to create an illusion of they ignored Mathsoc policy and The AIA and the Free Chevron 12:30 in the U. of W. Humanities support, but that illusion is fading also because they were harassing remind me of a cornered animal, Bldg. (Room 280) as Rabbi P. away because it was never real. students who were voting. The snarling and scratching and biting, Rosensweig conducts a lecture — Free The article speaks of Adrian Federation's involvement was that with no place to go, but will fight discussion series on Jewish history Rodway's resignation "for what he the practice of posting banners and tooth and nail to the bitter end. and philosophy. Several interested called 'political pressure' ". The actively campaigning (harassing Let's hope that end comes quickly students made the programme a Chevron 'political pressure' in quotes seems would be a better word) on voting because it is the students of this success in the first semester, and if This letter is written in response to imply it was not real. The day is illegal. The chevrics were university who are getting scratch- it continues as such it may become to an article your paper printed following paragraph states that the summarily and forcibly removed ed, bitten and snarled at. In nature, an accredited course. January 27, 1977, on our "Chevron paper staff denied this pressure on from the engineering building (I the law is survival of the fittest. I Seeking to solidify the organiza- Affair." The article was supplied to Rodway to resign. Several AIA heard), but we mathies are not hope the fittest survive at the tion for the future, Philip Cramer you by CUP and it is unfortunate members and sympathizers work- quite so abrupt. Anyway, an University of Waterloo and that was recently elected President, and that being so close to the heart of ing for the Chevron were the people attempt was made to remove the fittest is our student body. the remainder of the executive will the matter, you could not check the turning on that pressure last table which failed at first but then a Gregg Andrews be filled next September to story out and write your own article summer. It is thought by many couple of engineers did assist later. 4th year Computer Science encourage participation from new as you did last term on several people that since the AIA had been The table was picked up and members. In the meantime, we are occasions. For if you had, you would defeated in all elections for which moved, not "attacked"; Through- encouraging your participation at have come up with the other side of they ran a candidate that the out the afternoon, chevrics persist- Shalom both the luncheons and the lecture the story, as well, and, in some Chevron was the only means left ed in standing around, knowing Shalom from the Waterloo Jewish course, in addition to the following cases, the truth. It is a well-known through which they could voice mathies were not quite as intolerant Students' Association Hillel. As activities: fact that CUP has supported the their views. as engineers. It is interesting to an organization designed— to pro- shortly, a noteworthy speaker Free Chevron from the beginning Finally, I take issue with a note that the chevric's tactics mote ties among the Jewish —will be engaged to address the (without much real investigation on paragraph which contains only a throughout the day only got more students on campus in Waterloo, Waterloo community on a topic their part), so the article was bound small part of a story and ignores and more people to line up and we extend a cordial welcome to the related to Israel, to be determined. to be slanted at best. important facts. The paragraph is vote, while they were attempting to Jewish student at Wilfrid Laurier. Anyway, I wish to take issue with the one on harassment of staff at affect a boycott. Our group has several purposes — In February, a coffee-house will three points. One paragraph has "information tables" on the day of These people are something else which reflect our concern for the be organized featuring local talent. Larry Hannant attacking the refer- the referendum. The incident to watch. They display no respect maintenance of Jewish ties, espec- Any W.L.U. talent will be welcome. endum's question ofreinstatement. concerning Bob White, a Mathsoc for democracy or for what is right. ially for those away from home. While the Free Chevron position of executive, and the engineering While proclaiming they act demo- Aside from social activities and — also in February, a movie week investigation was not presented on students occurred in our math cratically and righteously for the get-togethers, the intellectual as- will be sponsored by the W.J.S.A. the referendum, the position of building and was not exactly an students, they display contempt pects of Judaism are prominent in on Jewish topics including films on reinstatement was. They have "attack". The hall where the table and disgust towards those who try our activities and the concern we Israel and feaure films like "The always called for reinstatement as was set up is under control of the to do things in a democratic fashion feel for Israel is reflected in most of Fixer". of September 24, including Docher- Math Society (Mathsoc) and per- and follow proper procedures. our endeavors. ty and Hess, with full back-pay. The mission to use the space must be It is my opinion that Shane We meet every Wednesday in the — a ski trip is in the works for the question represented these posi- given by a Mathsoc official. These Roberts wanted to destroy the AIA U. of W. Campus Centre for weekend of March 4, 5, 6 to Mont. tions. Furthermore, the staff was people (i.e. free chevrics) had been and they know this and had to fight luncheons (usually in Room 135 or Ste. Anne in Quebec. Everything asked to participate in the formula- told on previous occasions that that back by attempting to destroy 113), for which the nominal sum of included the price will be approx. tion ofthe referendum but refused. was the procedure but did not Shane and the Federation through 81.00 is charged. These last from $60.00, and activities for non-skiers Their statements and position on always follow it. On the day of the the Chevron. Well, Shane has fallen 11:30 — 1:30 every week and are numerous. thisreferendum merely reflect their referendum, no one asked permis- and the Federation already needs consist of bagels, coffee, meats and knowledge that they have no sion to use the space. Later in the repairing. Shane made his mistake plenty of good conversation. For more information feel free to sizeable support whatsoever among morning, it was decided to make the and paid for it. The AIA will pay for More formal educational time is call Phil Cramer at 754-2162 or leave to reasons as the students. They have persisted chevrics the that theirs well. spent every Friday from 11:30 — Trina Glasser at 885-2047. Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 5 Political Poke Canada's policy on Capital punishment must change

supreme. what he should have done. peace and order in our society. In Americans are only now, beginning The has failed government to Mr. Allmand claims that capital return, society ought to give them to bring back capital punishment abide by the will of the people with punishment is not a deterrent to more preservation. Once again, the after years of its absence. Just many areas of controversy involving murder, while others say that it is. majority of Canadians feel this way, recently, the U.S. Supreme Court this issue. One in particular, is the However, capital punishment for but the government acts in the over the Gary Gillmore case in punishment administered for killing killing a law enforcer is a partial opposite direction. Utah, has opened the doors to such a policeman or prison guard. deterrent against policemen shoot- What will this lead to? The a form of punishment. Now five Between 1962 and 1974 35 ing an alleged criminal. Before the Canadian Federation of Policemen states are bringing back policemen and the death prison guards were abolishment of capital punishment, have already publicly stated that a sentence. It's unfortunate that shot in cold blood. Noneof these murderers have been brought to justice according to the democratic wishes Laws concerning these crimes give death as a punishment. This was in the Criminal Code, and by Dan Schmitt it was there because the people of Canada had it put there. The government has completely ignored In December of 1962, Ronald this, and because of their personal Turpin and Arthur Lucas were hung beliefs, they have commuted at the Don Jail in Toronto, for being delayed death sentences to long jail found guilty of first-degree murder. terms. From that timeon, up until 1967, no Now capital punishment has been one in Canada had been punished totally abolished. Even though 70% by the noose for murder even ofthe people in this country favour though the Criminal Code stated it as a punishment for those who such punishment for this type of murder law enforcers. Once again crime. the government has overlooked the desires of the electorate. Instead, In 1967, Prime Minister Pearson Ottawa legislated policy according amended the Criminal Code so that to Mr. Allmand's and Mr. only those who murdered a Trudeau's personal beleifs. policeman or prison guard would be Canada did not elect these men to given the death sentence. Some totally rule by their personal forty policemen and prison guards opinions. We elected them to rule have been murdered since that by our convictions. They are time, and still no one has been supposed to serve us. Whether given such a sentence. capital punishment is in reality, Then, in 1976, Warren Allmand right or wrong, doesn't matter under the leadership of Prime because it is impossible to DEATH ROW Minister Trudeau, completely abo- determine. Therefore, if the major- lished capital punishment. Instead, ity of Canadians feel that in this policemen were given some protec- policeman will now be quicker to Canada will have to suffer first, as people who are convicted of case, it is right, then subjectively tion by law, when a would be draw his gun than before. The did the U.S., until ittoo, repeals its first-degree murder are to be given capital punishment is "just". criminal knows that he may loose result of this being that many present position. However, that's a mandatory 30 year prison term If, in the process, by legalizing his life if he shoots at the police innocent victims will be hurt, the way mankind has always with parole being almost impos- certain laws, a politician feels that officer. Now that capital punish- through no fault of the "police- functioned. Mankind never does sible. he is going against hiis personal ment has disappeared, the protec- man". anything to erase a problem until he Evidently,* <

of the suggestion boxes which are It was some time later that I located in the Dining Hall and learned the truth about this "fair" Cafeteria Torque Room. The student ID Carnival sale. I asked a friend what he had I'm writing this to the editor in number is put down onthis peace of I would like to begin this letter by managed to find, and whether or response to the article written by paper to make wure no one votes first of all congratulating Suds and not he had had any trouble with the Kathleen Baker and* Janice Otter twice. all of his diligent workers on a very rush ofpeople. "Oh, no problems at entitled Cafeteria Survey Results. Editor's Note:The grammar in this successful and enjoyable winter Book Sale all," he replied. "I just went in There were three omissions in this letter has been left intact as the carnival. It was undoubtedly one of I would like to pass a comment on about 9:3o,,picked up the books I article and I would like to set the editor s read the letter upon the best organized winter carnivals the handling by the library of its wanted, and held them until the record straight. receiving it. Except for shortening that WLU has seen or will see for a sale of books last Thursday. In cashbox was opened at ten." At this First they called the food survey a the text in a couple of places, no long time to come. But as usual, short, while the practice ofoffering point I realized that I (as well as all popularity contest. The food survey changes have been made. there is always a complaint. And such books to the general university of the people who had waited has a definite purpose. The staff in there was no problem with this until public is more than commendable patiently until 10) had taken a bit of the Dining Hall go by the results of the very end of the carnival at the (and the prices quite reasonable), a shafting. Obviously, the sale had the food survey. Better liked meals semi-formal when Suds mounted one aspect of the method of sale been on a very unfair basis. Many are served more often and least Tuition the stage and announced that there was nothing short of deplorable. of the more desirable books had liked meals are served less. This was going to be a rebirth of an old been picked up before 10:00 and results in preventing waste. In the January 9th minutes of the "tradition"; namely the choosing of The sale was scheduled to many people lost the chance to Secondly, the writers felt that the meeting of the Board of Directors, the Winter Carnival "Queen". commence at 10:00. Unfortunately, pick up some of the best books sample of 100meal card holders out the Commission of University Come now I thought that we, the I found myself faced with the simply because they were not there ofa total of 600 were too small. But Affairs reported that it had held a sophisticates— of tomorrow, had problem of having an appointment enough in advance of the advertised according to Steve Brown a Pro at meeting to discuss the recent outgrown such a boarish endea- at the same time. This, I felt, was time of sale. WLU who teaches a statistics announcement of tuition increases. vour. I can just imagine the simply tough luck for me. However, I put none of the blame on the course. The sample were larger Since no one attended, the CUA embarrassment of those poor I thought I might be able to get people who were fortunate enough than it had to be and it gives a good assumed that there were no student females (and their dates!) standing around the problem if I went to the to get what they wanted prior to indication of what the meal card objections to the increases. Conse- up front while one by one they were library just before 10:00, looked the 10:00. They merely responded to an holders like. quently, the CUA wrote a letter to knocked out of the "competition" tables over and then hastily picked available opportunity and I un- Thirdly, I asked Kathleen Baker the Minister of Universities and by over 400 people. And based on up what I wanted as soon as the sale doubtedly would have done the and Janice Den Otter to ask the Colleges, Harry Parrott, stating what ? Personality? Talent? Schol- began. But I was quite sure that I same thing. The blame must fall on readers to respond on the recom- that there was no student opposi- astic abiltity? Beauty? or how many wouldn't be allowed near the books the library staff, who obviously did mendation of not smoking between tion, and that the students felt such people in the room knew them? until the appointed hour. Nonethe- not collectively consider the fairest the hours of 12 and 1 pm in the increases were fair. I ask that the Regardless of what it was, this is less I went to the library at about way of selling the books until they Torque Room. Since these two CUA not make assumptions for me one "tradition" that belonged with 9:50 and began to look the books started disappearing from the reporters didn't ask you to respond or other students. Their conduct the past and has no place in today's over.l was promptly informed by a tables at 9:30. Of course, it's too I am. All that has to be done is to reveals their ignorance and arro- world. To Suds and company, I young lady who was helping to set late now to do anything about last put a yes to signify that you are in gance towards the plight of the would like to congratulate them for the books up that I would have to Thursday's sale. However, I cer- favour of the one hour smoking ban lower class students who already a successful Winter Carnival but I stay away from the tables until tainly hope that the library staff has and a no signifying that you are experience financial difficulties hope in the future that other 10:00. This did not surprise me. taken note of this year's errors so against the smoking ban. This with the present tuition and loan organizers plan not to end it with After all, it was only fair. I left and that they will not occur again. peace of paper is then put into one structure. such a sour note. attended to my appointment. Jim McGillivray Mike Burch 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly Thursday, February 6

Battle for Business Reps pics by Beattie, Cunningham, Parton, Daly

Bob Bell Dan Blair Leigh Cassidy Brian Close Paul Dahmer He also commented Bob Bell has worked on the public. intends to run for that position compared to nine Arts Representa- help there." mass meetings and open Career Development Centre and Blair is in third year business and again next year. tives. He feels the radio needs to be that the sessions are not the answer, would like to see it expanded. He has been involved in coaching changed since number of have meeting and talking to the students feels that WLUSU must cover its minor sports, so he has had the Pat Shanahan is in Ist year students in the faculties is answer. costs on most events and make its experience of dealing with people. Honours Business and in hgih changed. To avoid this misrepre- the also felt that the Boards money pub and the games school he was a representative on sentation in the future, Dahmer Hadlow from the the not represent the feels the prices are Per Kittlesen feels that there is the Student's Council. He is also a would like to see a provision of past did room, where he who had elected them. very fair to the student. Bell doesn't an uneven distribution of money disc jockey on Radio Laurier. established to change the ratio as students election, they completely one can always follow spent on various student groups; Shanahan will attend all Board needed, to insure continuous After think that ignored the students and concen- policy or goon past procedure when particularly in sports. Certain sports meetings and do any necessary representation by population. He trated on what they wanted. He is in dealing with an issue, but that the get the money they need while research for background material wants the experience of being a year Business and is must weigh each individual others get what is leftover. There is on important issues. He is Board member since he is sure will 2nd Honours board in as Secretary. case. Also, he feels that board also a lack of information given to concerned with the problem of give him a better idea of how the involved Tamaie he is also treasurer of members have become too cut off students by WLUSU, Kittelsen lounges in Willison Hall. As a university runs. Currently from the rest of the school, and he feels. director, Shanahan would be in Little House. changed. Kittelsen was a leader in the contact with students to get Leigh Cassidy, a second year wants this is a Bell was a member of the board student union his high school for feedback and thus represent their Business student in the co-op J)oug Robinson , who in is is a year and a half. He was corporal interests on the Board. option, will be running for the candidate for Business Director, this year. He willing to express Business. not for business in the Norweigen Navy and was the He feels that WLUSU should position of Business Director. He is in second year Honours his opinion only in students, but for the entire student second representative of the school have taken a stronger stand against presently a member of the Senate He was involved this year's body. Bell does not plan on putting of liasons. the tuition hike. Shanahan also and actively involved on the Winter Carnival. Robinson wants to involved up any signs because he does not believes the budget should be Finance Committee and the Ap- get what's on in the think they prove anything. Lynne Golanch does not believe passed earlier inthe year to givethe pointment Committee. As well as and find out going in making any promises for she small clubs an idea of where they being the Manual Program Co-or- university. He feels that member- is Bill Stoneman does not feel that does not feel that a position on the stand. dinator in the Commission of ship on the Board a good involve- theBoard is any place for beginners board is strong enough to ensure Universtity Affairs, he is one of the beginning for his future activities. With because, in his opinion, you need to that what you want, will be passed. Scott Pressey does not think that Senate representatives who an- ment in university be very aware of what is going on She does not like people who proxies are being misused under swers to the Commissioner. Cassidy new university buildings being future, Robinson and how it relates to the university. complain but do nothing to improve the present regulations. In his is also on the WLUSU committee constructed in the Stoneman believes that all repre- the problem. If you believe in opinion, there are many students investigating the job of Business feels he, as a Business student, can who don't really care or are to busy to vote, so it is up to the candidate to go out and get these votes. He would like to see more concerts on campus and feels that WLUSU should aim to break even on events like this rather than make a profit. Pressey believes that the rules and regulations laid down by WLUSU should be strictly followed. If a rule is unworkable, then it should be changed. He wants the students to be given more informa- Lynne Golanch Mike Hadlow tion on the action of WLUSU, Per Theodor Kittlesen Jim Lye particularly on money matters. sentatives should voice their opin- something, Golanch feels that you Manager. supply some impact in the plans. ions but in such a way that the should be willing to fight for it. She In Cassidy's opinion, the student He will represent the students' meetings do not drag on too long. iswilling to listen to all suggestions John Spadoni , a candidate for the government has stagnated long interests and be a strong advocate He feels that some of the meetings and points of view on any issue. position of a Business Director, is in enough. He feels it's time for for the student involvement. were too long this year and the Golanch was president of her his third year Honours Business, motivated people to inspire the possibility of placing a timelimit on High School Student Council and majoring in accounting. He has Union to expand into new fields. In meetings should be investigated. co-vice president for her community been interested in student activities the future, Cassidy would like to Jim Lye, a second years Honours He also feels that there could be council in Burlington. At present in the past and actively involved in make the liquor license facilities Business student is running for the some advertising done to inform she is social representative for her the organization of the last two more available fo the students, position of Business Director. He students of events and procedures floor in Conrad Hall and has winter carnivals and the last two especially on Saturday nights. As a has worked on the Winter Carnival around the university. attended severalWLUSU meetings. Hawk walks. member of other committees, for two years and he's presently the Stoneman is on the Board this Spadoni feels his continuous Cassidy has had a good attendance Marketing Services Co-ordinator in year and is a student senator. He Brian Close would like to see a involvement in WLUSU activitites record and, as a director, he would the Board of Student Activities has had two terms as information more flexible outlook when review- will prove to be an advantage to him feel he had the responsibility to (BSA). co-orinator with the Commission of ing applications for funds for small as a Board member. He also feels attend all WLUSU functions. Thus Lye feels that the Board would Universi'y Affairs. It is with the clubs. He feels that the Board was that those who are elected to the he would insure the students of benefit from having one of its Commission that Sitoneman thinks narrow minded when dealing with Board have an obligation to be there accurate representation. members associated with the BSA. people should start, since it deals some clubs. He would also like to and those who don't attend Recently the Board of Directors has directly with the university. look into the possibility of off regularly should be reprimanded. Mike Hadlow is running to been considering eliminating the campus groups renting the Turret become involved, he wants to learn BSA Entertainment Committee Dan Blair, running for business facilities to increase revenue for Paul Dahmer , a first year and know s.what's going on. consisting ofthree people. Lye feels representative, would like to WLUSU and for the Turret. Close Honours Business student, is a Hadlow feels he knows the against this move as it will take jobs promote finances for the career would like to see some changes candidate for a Business Represen- problems of WLUSU having been from students and give the Director development centre to aid in the made such as longer hours, addition tative. In high school, Dahmer was involved with Tamaie. He feels that of the BSA an excessive amount of finding ofjobs for graduates. As for of a shuffle board and more live on the Student's Council for five the results of the Board of Directors work to do. Although Lye feels the proxies.he does not feel that they bands, which would help in getting years. For one year, he was one of this past year have not been as good entertainment committee is over are being misused to any great a full licence. Better control over the executive. as they should have been. "Be- staffed, he says that dropping it is extent, but tighter control of them is WLUSU management is required He would like to see improve- cause of the smallness ofthe school, not the answer. needed, Blair would like to see a and some mild reforms in the ments in the lounges in Willison too many students are concerned As a solution, he suggests that betterrelationship develop between bureaucrat procedures within Hall. Dahmer would also like to see about marks and their social life," two people from the Committee anf Tamaie and WLUSU to benefit the WLUSU, along with its dealings the student pub open on Saturday he added. Hadlow also comments that their jobs should be re-defined. students. All the members of the with the university. nights. As a Business student, that "the potential for the good Lye also feels that pub ticket students union should be easily Close is a business student Dahmer would like to see more communications that are needed prices are too high. WLUSU should accessible and the attendance representative to the Faculty of equality on the Board as there are are there, it's just a job of managing be deferring the cost of entertain- records ofmembers should be made Business and Economics and he only five business representatives them properly, and I think I can ment instead of making a profit.

Robinson Scott Pressey Doug Pat Shanahan John Spadoni Bill Stoneman Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 7 The Arts race is on...

Lynn Burgess Dave Cantor Dan Daly Cameron French Rob Jones

Lynn Burgess Directors of Student Pulications. He resume. Hefeels that this is wrong; the idea of opening the Turret has been on the Keystone, Cord, that a person should take the job Saturday nights, if it is feasible. Presently in second year Honours Camera Club and Radio Laurier. only if he is willing to work at it, as Orlando would also like to see Political Science, Lynn Burgess will Over the last eight months he has he is. improvements made in Willison be running for the position of an been attending Board meetings, as Hall, to bring it up to the same level Arts representative. For the past an observer. as Little House. He was involved in two years, Burgess has been his high school Student Council, involved with Radio Laurier, first as Cheryl Regehr and hopes to get involved with a disc jockey and now as the Music Cameron French WLUSU. Director. She is also on the Inter XCherly Regehr believes that Residence Council and the Conrad Cameron French wants to see iTlvolvement is a very important Hall House Council. more support given to the career thing at university and programs Dennis Seebach will If elected, Burgess attend all development centre. He feels that it such as orientation week should Dennis Seebach does not approve the meetings to represent the could be a very useful service for definitely be continued. For people of the way in which proxies are students and do things in their best the students and that they should to become involved they must be presently used. He wants to see the interest. She feels the budget have a say in how it is run. He aware of what is going on and she regulations governing their use should be passed before the school would like to see more checks and does not feel that the students are revised so that it is up to the voter to This small clubs balances year begins. way incorporated into WLUSU being informed well enough of make the effort to use them. would know where they stand. to ensure that they are not being WLUSU's actions. Seebach does not think that there is cheated by any employees. Also, he Cheryl is on the Conrad House enough information given to the Murray Keith feels that the games room could be Council at 'he present time and students on how WLUSU operates Dave Cantor run better, in particular the pinball wants to v t to understand the and what it does. In particular he machines. In his opinion they are functions . WLUSU better. would like to see more information down and Dave Cantor, known to many as breaking too often . on where all the money comes from Nate Belmont, feels that an elevator causing loss of revenue. and where it is spent. should be installed in the student Cameron is very interested in the Saliwonczyck Seebach has past experience on that he is Richard Union building. This would cut position and feels capable high school student councils and is carrying is down the costs of moving band of out the job. He believes Richard Saliwonczyk not presently on the history council at satisfied equipment and beer up to the that attendance at meetings is very with the way in which Pub WLU. Dennis is always willing to Turret as well as making it easier important and stresses that he will tickets are sold. He feels that the listen to other people's suggestions attend every is unfair off for handicapped students to move possible meeting. present system to but he is also willing to speak up for aroung the SUB. Cantor feels that campus students because it is his own ideas. WLUSU should follow Western in harder for them to get here in time to tickets for the most popular their attempt to form a student Rob Jones get federation to oppose the Ontario groups. He would like to see only of tickets sold Craig Uttley Federation of Students, who are too Rob Jones would like to see all three-quarters the in the left wing, in Cantor's opinion. He clubs that are presently dependant advance and the rest sold at Uttley feels that the responsibili- would also like to look into the on WLUSU for support to attempt to door. Also he would like to see the ties of the Board of Directors are opening more Rad- nine o'clock curfew for advance many and varied. To be included feasibility of the Turret become self-supporting. might Saturday nights and staying open io Laurier is one club that he feels tickets enforced for this add in their job is not only the running the of bar. More until 1 a.m. every night. could support itself more if it sold to revenue the of the Union but also the many Cheryl Regehr is needed Cantor believes in participatory advertising to the area merchants. feedback from WLUSU to small extra jobs like stuffing inform the students of the boards' democracy and thinks that the He would also like to look into the envelopes. Uttley states that the students should be better informed possibility of finishing off the activities. communications between both to Saliwonczyk was of actions. He Student Union Building. He feels In high school students and the Board and their governments of the council. like to see more that the Student's Union should not secretary-treasurer within the Board is terrible. Mass would meetings He has servedon the Food Services where large numbers of the be concerned with always making a meetings are not the answer, he Committee for the last two students can attend, such as in IEI, profit on events but that it should years states "they only create hostility here at Laurier and is chairman of where they can be informed of concentrate on the fact that it is and accomplish nothing." Uttley committee year. This is various actions and ask questions. supposed to provide services to the the this his feels the answer lies in the better students. The communication third year at Laurier so he feels that use of CUA Information Services he knows the here and channels within WLUSU are weak situation ' and the Cord. "There should be and should be improved in his from being a political science major more openness and discussion of Daly he knows should Dan opinion. how a government issues, that's the answer", he Dan Daly would like to see the Rob had the experience of work. added. He also believes that apathy students made more aware of the running an apartment building for 3 should be eliminated here at Deans Advisory Council, what it or 4 months and feels that this will Laurier. "There are 1,500 first year does and the fact that it is their help him if elected. He enjoys this Orlando Santos students who have to go through judicial system. He feels that the type of work and feels that he will registration and afterward none of Board of Directors has a tendency to do a good job, not just for the Arts Orlando Santos feels that the them feel like joining any of the approve all Operations Manage- Students, but for the whole school. students shouldparticipate more in clubs or organizations on campus. ment Board decisions without their student government. The idea Uttley has been involved as questioning them enough because of giving out the minutes of the Vice-president at his high school for Richard Saliwonczyk the OMB members must resign if meetings is good, but more two years and as a committee their decisions are voted down. Murray Keith information is needed because advisor for one year. He also has Daly feels that this should be Murray Keith feels that it is very there are not enough people who been editor of his high school changed and then this would enable important to hear people's ideas know what is going on. He supports paper. the Board to make its own decisions and also let them know what is without penalizing the OMB. The going on, not just the people in the long range planning Committee of Torque Room and Turret, but the WLUSU should not be made up entire student body. He would like entirely of Board Members but to see a well-organized coming there should be representatives events board where the students from the IRC, the alumni, and off could see what activities have been campus students because at the planned. He does not feel that the present time the committee is not student government has done very using enough student input. Also much for the students this year and Daly would like to see the Turret be would like to see more accomplish- more of a 24 hour business so that ed next year. students don't have to go elsewhere Murray was on his high school to drink. This would bring in more Council as an assistant to the revenue and help pay off the president. He feels that too many mortgage. people run for the position just to Daly is presently on the Board of have something to put on their Craig Uttley Dennis Seebach Orlando Santos Thursday, February 3, 8 The Cord Weekly 1977 Urbana '76: A time of renewal Editor's note eleventh triennial missions con- deviation, nor the hobby of a few For Anita Brandt, a second year and outside of her classes. She also A number of WLU students had ference of Inter-varstiy Christian eccentric enthusiasts, but a central sociology student, Urbana did mentoned that she faces a new the unique opportunity of attending Fellowship, an evangelical move- feature of the historical purpose of "wonders for my school work!" She sense of responsibility to put "all a youth conference in Dlinois in late ment at the university level. The God," in the words of John Stott of relates a new enthusiasm and of myself into her studies and to December. In the article, the rather vocal Canadian contingent the Church of England. interest as she sees a greater achieve proficiency in her chosen participants share their experience, included two bus-loads from this With the help of Intercristo's purpose for her studies. According field. telling us what the rally involved, area. The Laurier representation computers, opportunity was given to George Russell (3rd year history) Others, including Dave Dyck (Ist and what it meant to them. amounted to about one fifth of the to consider involvement in overseas Urbana has provided a greater year music) also mentioned their During the week between Christ- total local delegaion of approxi- work, both in a secular role and awareness of the need to under- new sense of responsibility to the mas and New Year's Day, 17,000 mately 125. within the many indigenous nation- stand other cultures. For his life as needs of the people around them. students, professors and mission- They gathered as Christians, with al churches. Afternoon discuaaions a student now, the conference has When Karl Marx predicted that aries from around the world the conviction that the Christian and workshops ranged in topic been a motivator for greater Christianity would die within his gathered together at Illinois State missionary work is a mandate, across the whole spectrum of involvement in student life. Judy lifetime, he was very wrong, for University, to hear sixteen major given to all who believe in Jesus Christian and social concern, Brown (4th year psychology) has a time has shown that Marx is dead, speakers including many from the and is "neither an unwarranted including "The Restoration Move- new awareness of the need to share and the message of Jesus Christ is so-called third world countries. The intrustion into other people's ment and the Christian World a living faith—to 'practice what she very much alive and effective in the occasion was Urbana '76, the privacy, nor a regrettable Christian Mission" and "Our Involvement in preaches.' "I'm really no different lives of thousands of students and Food Production and Rural Deve- —I just have something special to professors who came together to lopment". Speakers included Billy share." Miriam Yon Keitz (3rd year consider their reponsibility to Co-op Graham, discussing the cost of music) also has seen a need to 'walk "declare His glory among the students restricted committingoneself to the service of the talk and to actively demonstrate nations," as witnessed at Urbana by Loretta Heiman the implications. The committee Jesus Christ and Samuel Kamale- her concern for those both inside '76 this past Christmas. WLU students on the School of assumed the implications would be son of India, vice-president of Business Co-op plan have been bad and went from there. Scott feels World Vision, asking "What do you excluded from holding positions of that a good person can overcome say to a hungry world?" On the officers on the student council. This the problems of being a co-op whole, the high academic quality of excludes co-op students from student holding an officer position, the lectures presented provided a seeking the office of President, but now the door will be closed for thought-provoking challenge for all Vice-President, Commissioner of the students. Scott's arguments who heard them. University Affairs, Director of were defeated by the Board. Urbana, so what? Student Activities, Treasurer and Radio Laurier GIREERS Station Manager. At the end of October of last year, the Commissioner of University Canada's Foreign Service Affairs lan Dantzer asked the By Law and Regulations Committee to NEWS FROM 1 look into the implications of co-op students in officer positions at Thinking about a foreign service career after grad- WLU. uation? Officers of the departments of External The Committee made its report recently and Directors Marg Royal Affairs, Manpower and Immigration and Industry, and Warren Howard sponsored the Trade, and Commerce will be on campus to talk to motion. The motion was passed Announcing a new anti- Wm interested students about career opportunities despite opposition from Director in Bob Bell and President Larry Scott. inflationary, energy mm the foreign service. For more information on the Both Bell and Scott are business conserving policy: time and place of the briefing session, contact your students. ia Howard feels that student placement office. because the 1. YOUR 'student union was most active in FAVOURITE NIGHT TIME fall and winter, it was imperative BEVERAGES HAVE BEEN H that the officer be present then on REDUCED 43% gH at daily basis. He felt that having an ■ Public Service Fonction publique ■ r officer here in summer instead was 2. 4 PEOPLE CAN NOW EAT FOR SB Canada Canada not good enough, that the positions THE PRICE OF 3 A SAVING OF weren't flexible enough for this type of an arrangement. But 3. TO CONSERVE ENERGY. ||f Howard feels that this new policy NUMBERS CLOSED will hurt WILL BE S the student union in the TUESDAY CUBA long run because of the numerous AND WEDNESDAY §§§ NIGHTS turnovers that will occur. As it MM DURING JANUARY, §§| i£lf A Fascinating week of excursions, visits and presently stands, a yearly turnover g| FEBRUARY, MARCH. I|| is bad enough for the student union. information, sun and sea. Dantzer expressed the same fear I/f*\4. COME IN ON THURSDAY. ||§ All inclusive $369.00 of too many turnovers. Originally, FRIDAY, OR SATURDAY NIGHT he wanted the committee §j| to look at AND MEETOUR NEW GANG. the problem, its implications for g§ gS Departures Feb. 14, March 21, April 4 WLUSU, who it would affect and then work out a policy from there. H 5. LUNCH AS USUAL TUESDAY IS —limited seats. Scott was in total disagreement THROUGH SATURDAY. ||| with the new plan. Larry believes 111 Call immediately (416) 979-2604 •that the committee looked at the NO Canadian University Travel co-op student situation and then JEANS P^KASK^^^^^^^lffl Service took action completely missing the 44 St. George St. Toronto middle point which was looking into =

Call early in the morningand really save. Telephone System Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 9 Mr. Smith goes to Waterloo Editor's note: Last week Ontario ed as second class citizens? What Liberal Leader Stuart Smith was on are these services you would campus, speaking to a full assembly provide to assist them considering in Centre Hall. Before his speaking Rene Levesque's belief that French- engagement, Mr. Smith answered Canadianl, outside Quebec are questions on a wide range of topics already a lost cause in that they are for the CORD. The following are subject to certain assimilation? some of the comments offered Mr. Smith: Well, we have to prove during the course of the interview. Mr. Levesque wrong. In fact, the franco-phone can feel just as much Cord: From reading your news the owner of this country outside releases in thepast months one gets the Quebec borders as he can the impression that you are very inside. concerned about the issue of I think in many instances the Quebec and separatism, and that French speaking communities are the other parties are not so not accorded the services in their concerned. You mentioned that the own language that they deserve and economic situation of Ontario they should have. To give you some depends on the survival of examples, in the northern part of Confederation, with specific refer- this province there are areas such ence to Quebec. You have stated as Kapuskasing, Iroquois Falls, that Ontario should take the lead in where the population might be winning over the hearts and minds seventy, eighty or ninety percent of Quebeckers to the cause of francophone. And yet trials in those national unity. What would an areas, as they did in Kapuskasing Ontario Liberal government under not long ago, might involve a your leadership do towards this French speaking judge, a French end? speaking defendent, and French Mr. Smith: Well, the first thing we speaking lawyers, might have have should do is show a little leadership to be done in English. It seems to in the province in as much as we me that his is gross unfairness. The have to make the people of Ontario same is true of health services. A realize how important the survival recent report by Dr. Jacques of Confederationis to Ontario. This Dubois, commissioned by the Stuart Smith, leader of the Ontario Liberal party spoke at Centre Hall last week. is the first thing we would do. We Ministry of Health, pointed out that would go about showing people how the Francophones have a dreadful as that. We, in the Liberal party, and Mail has criticised us in an not. Ontario would, in fact, losethe most lack of services in their language. believe that looking at students on editorial. I may tell you that I if Confederation were destroyed. Now, I'm a doctor, and I know the the whole, that the proportion of the personally do not mind the idea of Cord: Laurier presently has an The next thing we would do is to problems that arise when trying to cost of education born by students wealthy students from abroad active PC Campus Association, but make sure that the Frano-Ontario treat people of a different language could be increased roughly by the paying the real cost of their there is presently no Young Liberal minority of about 500,000 in this without doctors and nurses speaking amount the minister has done. education, and that the increase is Association here. At one time there province, have all the rights and that language. The mental health What we do feel, however, is that reasonable. The problem is that it was. Can you explain why Liberal services that you would expect if services are of course, essential arts students and other undergra- doesn't work that way. The students are not organized on this they are to feel as first class citizens because language plays a very large duate students are allready paying differential fee has created terrible campus at the present time? Are of a country with two official part in mental health services, and a very high proportion of their feelings of racism and a lot of there any plans being made to languages. We called for this long yet they are lacking. This report has educational costs, whereas profes- difficulty in its administration, in as change the situation? before Mr. Levesque's election. been shelved by the Government. sional and graduate students are much as it is picking people who are Mr. Smith: I can't explain it. I'm The third thing we should do is Mr. Miller's reaction to it doesn't paying a low proportion of their not sons of wealthy merchants from disappointed. But I know there are vastly increase the amount of give me much hope that they are costs. We think that the burden abroad, but people who have saved a number of excellent students at second language education in the going to do anything about it. I hope should fall more heavily, and up every cent to come here. It also Laurier who contribute to debate in public school system which in- they do. But so far we have not seen perhaps entirely on the graduate tends to let Canadians forget the our party, and I'm perfectly certain cludes, of course, the separate any action. and professional students than on debt that we owe to the rest of the that we'll be able to organize some school system. I think our party is Cord: The New Democratic party the undergraduate, and particularly world. We should remember that form of association here. on record since before the election has been somewhat vocal in the arts student. The older student debt, and we should pay that debt. I Cord: Will there be an election this in Quebec as saying that second denouncing the decision of the can be considered financially think Canada is a rich enough spring? language education should be Ministry of Colleges and Universi- independent of his parents, while country in that we should be Mr. Smith: It's hard to say. mandatory from grade one, which ties to raise tuition fees for next the younger arts student cannot. assisting the third world. My We're not going to provoke an will prove to the people of Quebec year. Do you and your party, like Furthermore, there are more personal feeling is that it would be election unless there is an issue that and to the people of Ontario that is the Conservatives, feel that stu- fellowships and awards available to. best to work out reciprocal is worth provoking an election is better to be part of a larger dents should be expected to pay a students in the graduate and arrangements with other countries about. Our job so far has been to country than to wall yourself off in a greater share of the cost of their .professional programs that are just so that Canadians can be given make minority government work. I tiny, narrow, ethnically orientated education? not available to the student in the similar benefits when they study venture to say we're the only party view of the world, which is what Mr. Smith: Let's be clear about arts programs. abroad. I would look at the positive trying to do that, and we've been Mr. Levesque's view wants. this. The New Democratic Party Cord: On a similar issue, what are side rather than the negative side. getting a certain amount of hell for Cord: You have mentioned Ontario supported this. Saying that they your supports or criticisms of the John Sweeney, member for it. But, we're going to continue to must provide meaningful French- are opposed to the tuition increases PC government decision to make Kitchener-Wilmot has been very make it work. And, if an issue language services to it's won is just not telling you the truth. All the foreign students pay a outspoken on this and if the comes up that we can support, then French-speaking population so they you have to do is check Hansard and differential fee? students would agree with this we I guess there is going to be an could feel like first class citizens. you will see that they are simply not Mr. Smiths We are the only party would sure like a little support, election, but I don't see what that Are French-Canadians really treat- telling you the truth. It is as simple that has opposed that. The Globe becuase the Globe and Mail does issue is going to be.

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by Jayne Brown confidence in a particular candi- the system as a whole would be WLUSU office. This would mean too often, students give up their With the upcoming election, one date, and know what they are similar to the electoral college in that any student who wants a proxy right to vote without really knowing they are item has become a particular issue doing. Scott stated that proxies can U.S.A. However, this would create would have to go to WLUSU to get the full extent of what is voting by proxy. be collected by anyone, and are further problems with the directors it. Another alternative that all doing. Peter feels that for students a election, — WLUSU is an incorpor- basically a struggle for power in the struggling for power amongst students receive proxy attached to who cannot make the such Because be ated body under the laws of corporation. themselves. Such a system would the letter telling them of the as CO-OP students, proxies can used. willnot seeking Ontario, it must have proxies. If a In this year's election, one proxy also tend to reduce student upcoming election. However,he be feels that if the validity of himself. student votes by proxy, he gives up is given to every candidate. If they involvement as the students would Marg them will not hisright to vote in the election. For want to use the proxy, they must have no choice as to who would run proxies are reduced, they Ifa student does by proxy, or example, if a Business student get copies made themselves. This is their union. be misuded by candidates. She does vote not think that making the cnaidates gives up his right to vote to decides he is not able to vote at the considered a campaign expense, A second method is to get a out on their campaign someone else, he can change his election, and gives his votes to and is taken out of the money special Act of the Ontario Parlia- copy proxies will on proxies as mind. By going to vote on election someone else or a particular allotted each candidate for their ment. However, it is unlikely that money cut down is small. day, a student will automatically candidate, he gives up his right to campaign. Scott said it is hoped that Parliament would consider it as it the cost of copying very Marg will be using revocation cancel any proxy he has signed. vote for the positions of President, his will discourage the use of would take too much of their time 5 Business proxies in this.election. on an issue which is trivial to them. forms before the election to revoke Another alternative is to sign a Vice-President and revocation also cancels directors. Scott stated that it. has been This method would also be very previous proxies. form which the proxy. Most candidates will President Larry Scott said that if looked into in the past as to whether costly for WLUSU. Pete Peterson, another candiate will have these revocation forms with accept proxies, it or not voting by proxy could be Marg Royal, one of the candida- for the presidency, not seek WLUSU didn't to the election. The would be breaking the law. banned at Laurier. To do this, there tes running for the position of proxies in the upcoming election. them prior are not used easiest method is to revoke any However, he feels that there are are two methods available. One is to President of WLUSU, is not going He feels that if proxies and the proxies by voting in person. In this some adverse effcts of proxies. make up the corporation just of to use proxies in the election. She indiscriminately, students fully aware' of what voting by case, your vote will be counted, and Scott sees nothing wrong with directors rather than the entire feels there should be an alternative are can be used all proxies assigned by you will be students giving up their right to student body. These directors way to distribute them such as proxy means, they in available elections. However, he feels that invalid. vote if they have complete would then select a President, and making proxies at the Thursday, February 3, 197; The Cord Weekly 10

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by Steve Publicover "Chico, don't be discouraged. artistic integrity was required on el stinko all the time that Fred was can sing it like Johnnie. That takes considered a piece of art. The Man, he ain't so hard to the part of either Prinze or Gabriel "visiting relatives in St. Louis." care of Friday night 9:00 to 11:00. Not to be outdone, Ch. 4 has understand." s Kaplan, when they forsook the Finally Foxx came back and so did Stay with Ch. 7 and at 11:30 you another biggy, W.C. Fields in stage for the screen: I don't think I theshow's credibility. It is unlikely, will be rewarded with the original Never Give a Sucker an Even Break. have to. however, that Prinze will come back Frankenstein. The 1931 classic with You may have to prop your eyelids Perhaps not, but the Woman, she at not as a grease Colin Clive as Frankenstein and open with match sticks though: this is; or so the tragic death last week least Chicano On the macabre side of the monkey. Boris Karloff as the monster is now one doesn't start until 1:40 a.m. of Freddy Prinze would lead us to matter, people have been asking me believe. Many an entertainer has in out over years, themselves the embarassing < burned the by situation varying degrees brought about his of being halfway through American Handstand's 25th an- the season no star. niversary should be an own end. The sobering fact about with Remember interesting, a although highly Prinze was his age—22. what happened few seasons back predictable two what I think will happen to the hours of glossy Americana. Contri- series now that Chico is no ving highlights is now standard Chico and the Man is not I Love more and the Man has sug- procedure in producing this kind of Co Lucy. It will not live forever. But it gested to me as being a possible "special"-one of the reasons that &t... was considered something of an development. It's hard to say. "special" have ceased to be innovation that James Komack Fortunately (ifyou can ever see this special; at least for me. One could a stand up kind of as fortunate) highlight that I do see turn night club thing being the want to 3 -Jazz and Blues: Tonight at 8:00 into sit-com series into is singing Thursday, February comedian a successful was reruns, so that though, Johnnie Ray -O.U.A.A.Hockey: University of p.m., Jack Williams will present a actor. The formula worked again for Komack and Co. do not find "Cry". The song has been a Waterloo Warriors vs. W.L.U. survey of the All-Star-Bands from in Welcome Kotter. I Redd Foxx walked off the set standard for singers-in-the-shower Komack Back, when 8:00 p.m. at the 1938-1956, which includes such in Sanford Son? was for about 20 years now, no one Golden Hawks; don't say that any sacrifice of and The show but Kitchener Auditorium. names as Count Basic, Duke -The Community Information Cen- Ellington, Lester Young and Miles tre at the Kitchener Library Davis. Kitchener Library, presents a series of three public -Pollution Probe, University of information evenings entitled Waterloo,presents a public forum on "Community Concern". Tonight at thepreservation of whales. Slides, 7:30 p.m.-Landlords and Tenants: films and discussion led by John Understanding the Landlord and Bennet, crew member of the Green redoubled by Cameron French Tenant Act and the Rent Review Peace Ship, will explore the whale Act" will be discussed. situation. Program begins at 7:00 p.m. at the Kitchener Library.

Today's hand is taken from the S king of diamonds and then switched Tuesday, February 8 1972 Bridge Team Olympiad. This SK.IO to a heart. Murry won in the dummy Friday February 4 -WLUSU Film Night: And Now For hand shows Canada's outstanding H10,5 and led a spade from the dummy, -Jr. A Hockey: Kitchener Rangers Something Completely Different, bridge pair Sammy Kehela and Eric DA,K,10,9,3 and north took his ace. Now he vs. St. Catherines Fincups; 8:00 featuring Monty Python's Flying •Murry of Toronto. The bidding is C K,J,5 could count eight tricks. p.m. at the Kitchener Auditorium Circus;7and 10p.m. on Room IEI. recommended it did occur not but Bidding: Murryruffed the diamond return Admission is $1.00. as presented. S W N E and led the 9 ofclubs. When it went ID Dble 2D 2H! uncovered by South, he let it ride; Monday, February 7 N 3D 3H P 3S! when it held the trick, he led the -The History Luncheon series "The Wednesday, February 9 S A,9,8,5 P 4H All pass small club and finessed the queen. Meaning of Civilization-Great Per- -Kitchener Public Library presents H8,3 As the commentator put it—one Then he claimed his contract, sonalities in the Western Tradi- a Projectionist Training Workship DQ,5,4 wonders whether Murry would have making three club tricks, one tion", presented by the University from 7to 9 p.m. for those who are C 8,6,3,2 gone slam hunting if he hael an spade, one spade ruff, three hearts of Waterloo, continues today at 12 interested in learning how to show W (Kehela) E (Murry) extra jack! The defense had a and two diamond ruffs. Canada noon. "Dickens" will be discussed, films. The workshop, instructed by S 4,3,2 5Q,J,7,6 number of chances to defeat the gained substantially on this deal as Luncheon available for 90 cents by Bill Riemer will be free of charge HA,K,Q,6 HJ,9,7,4,2 contract, but Murry's bidding made the other half ofthe Canadian team advance reservation. Kitchener and a certificate will be awarded. DJ,8,7 D 2 it difficult to analyze. The British played a contract ofthree diamonds Public Library. Please call the Film Department, (North-South) C A,Q,4 C 10,9,7 star Rodrigue sitting South) led the and made it exactly. < ) Radio Laurier Program Schedule February 3 to February 9 RadioLaurier Top Ten l -2:30PM Gord Justy 1. Al Stewart Year of the Cat-GRT 2:30-3:30PM Dave Bolton 2. McCartney and Wings Wings overAmerica-Capital John Hennessy by Barry Glebe 3. Various Artists All this and World War II-WEA films: 30-4 Evans 3:' PM Rob 4. April Wine Forever for Now-Aquarius 4 _ 6 pM Greg einnart This week is the last chance for nothing. Callahan and Moore are on R the movie. 5. Electric Light Orchestra ANew World Artists g gest Harry Callahan fans to see The their trail throughout 6. George Harrison Thirty-three and one third-WEA g _jq Judv Alford Enforcer, currently playing at the That is the extent of the plot and the 7. Patsy Gallant Are You Ready For Love-Attic 1Q _ 12 pM Mike Hindrichs Capitol Theatre. it is rather surprising because 8. Streisand/Kristofferson A Star is Born-CBS This is the third Callahan flick, screenplay is written by Stirlng ™™> His successes In the 9. Ray Materick Midnight Matinee-WEA . , »„ starring that macho figure, Clint Silliphant. past 10. Elton John Blue Moves-MCA 8 -10AM John Magu.re Although The Enforcer Heat of the Night and Charly have 10-12PM Dave Ross Eastwood. 2 2 Kelley Hussey is not as violent as Dirty Harry or made him one of the most 8 -10AM Doug Mitchell i " is sufficient prominent screenwriters in North 2 " 4 PM™ lerry bmlth Magnum Force, there 10-12PM Carmen Spada 12-2 PM Steve Mcintosh sadist America. 4 PM Pat O'Neill intensity to satisfy the 12-2 PM Melissa Dolbeer 2 -4 PM Bill McCullough viewer. On the surface the film is 6 "°8 PM Albert 2 -4 PM Ange Boudle Joell, pm Tom Thorn adequate. An abundance of action, Tucker** 4 -6 PM Don Watson Kim 6-8 PM Pat Shannon There are a few added twists to fine camerawork and credible 6 -8 PM John Delo 8 -10PM Bill Scott 8 -10PM Gord Dawson the show, and one of them is Tyne acting are some of the good 8 -10PM Bob Braiden 10-12AM Ron Walder 10-12PM Nate Belmont Daly, who plays Inspector Moore, qualities of the film. The characters 10-12AM John Paul Colby Harry's first female partner. The however, are very shallow. Calla- Friday Wednesday Mayor of San Francisco wishes to han is very superficial and his 8 -10AM Breck Hertzberger Sunday 9 _i2PM Scott Baird have the police department change motives for certain actions are not "2 m Ruse 10-12PM John Steckly 10 P Bnan 12-2 PM Chuck Wagonne with the times, thus three females presented to the viewer. The goal of PM 12-2 PM Mike Lanigan 2 "4 Bob Wizniuk 2-4 PM Dave Kuskoff are admitted into the homicide the strike force also remains a 4 "6 Ro ers 2 -4 PM Carla Biacucci PM Dave 8 4-6 PM Kevin MacDonald squad. There are many amusing mystery. 4 -6 PM Steve Todd 6 '8 PM Chris Kille y 6-8 PM Joel Spillette incidents, as the sexes clash There is usually a purpose for 6 -8 PM Frank Theriault 8 -10PM John Pellowe* 8-10PM John mil** between Moore and Callahan. making a film. I think that The 8 -10PM Glen Sheffield 10-12AM Klaus Raab* 10-12AM Brad Lowry** A bizarre group of young people Enforcer was made to be a box 10-12AM Kieth Cummings form "the people's revolutionary office hit, and that is all it will 12-2 AM Peter McDougall Monday „. Classical strike force". They get possession amount to. Eastwood does a fair job Saturday " 2 Magda Rigo of a powerful bazooka, and then as Harry Callahan but I think he }» Val Johnston Jazz 10-12PM Mike Bernas 12 -1 PM abduct the mayor, stopping at should stick to Westerns. Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 12 Winter Carnival deemed a great success by Sheila Nicholas Listening to the response of WLUSU. some complaints about the costs of dollars at the casino. The eighteen Turret at Thursday night's pub. For students, one would conclude that Tuesday night's sleigh,ride was a the pub tickets but even at $2.50 a curlers who played all night the under 150 lb., Dave Elliot the co-ordinators of Winter Land sell-out. Those who managed to get ticket WLUSU still lost $600 at the confirmed the good timethey had at placed first with Garnet Pidgen and Unlimited can be proud of their a ticket enjoyed a ride through door. this event. Brian Sutherland following him. In efforts, as this year's winter Elora Gorge Park on fiat beds The Weather this year provided Three times as many people than the 151-175lb. division Steve Deub carnival was a great success. Brian pulled by tractors. Last year the lots of snow for toboganning were expected showed up for the took first prize with Erik Kraushaar Sutherland and all the people sleigh ride was cancelled because (maybe too much since Wednes- pancake breakfast on Saturday. in second place followed by Paul B'l involved produced a fun week for the sleighs were unavailable the day's toboganning at Chicopee was Most people came after 11:30 Francesso. Glen Billard was first in those who participated in the night of the event. Hot chocolate, a cancelled because the bus driver though, and service was a bit slow. the 176-200 lb. division and Tony events. bonfire and songs led by John refused to go) and for snow Opus II played at the semi-formal Starino and Jim Hoist came in Monday night's fashion show Spadoni helped warm up everyone sculptures. Little House's A2West Saturday night. This event was second and third respectively. In sponsored by Riordans was a hit as that night. won the snow sculpture contest with successful as many people the 200-and-over group Peter Hume a non-drinking event. The skating their model of Snoopy and attended. was first withRick Payne at second party at the rink of the football field The pubs on Wednesday and Woodstock. Second prize went to The winners of the pinball standing. The Billiards tournament was a little rough because of the Thursday nights with the group Bill Allen and Rob Currie. tournament which had at least 500 winners were Carmen Buonaccolto snow. The Carling-O'Keefe caravan "Liverpool" were a tremendous participants were in first place Ross in first place, Andrew Ellis in was cancelled due to a ruling from success. The group was Unco-opera- Friday's Casino night and Bon- Reid, second Jim McGrath and in second place and Doug Read in L.L.8.0., but music was provided tive and started at least one half spiel at the Granite Club both went third position John Spadoni. Out of third. by Radio Laurier and free coffee hour late each night. Beer sales over well. The Tamiae Society was over 100 people who competed in The fifty-four chess players and donuts were supplied by were never so good. There were able to make several hundred air hockey matches, Emil Radoslow matched moves in the concourse was the winner while John Wong during the Winter Carnival. John and Roy Bin were in second and Winterdyk came up with first place, third places respectively. The arm and the first runner-up was Chris wrestling finals were held in the Rowles followed by Steve Creek. Are You Graduating This Year? OVERWEIGHT? A weightReduction Group willBe Starting Soon for information drop in PHOTOGRAPHERS or Make an appointment today call Tom or Doreen Health Special Student Rates & Counselling Services Student Services Center 259 King St. W., Kitchener 745-8637 884-1970 Ext. 338 V—

« WLUSU ANNUAL MEETING (ELECTION) VOTE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1977 from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. in the Concourse 1 . . Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly 13 SPORTS B-Ballers lose to Ryerson 37—35 Last Thursday the WLU varisty 6rebounds. Cathy Meyers was high women's basketball team hosted scorer with 12 points and 14 Ryerson in their second last league rebounds followed by Mary Esan game of the season. A win would with 10 points. put the Hawks in third place. The girls will play their final The first half saw erratic play by game of the regular season both teams. Laurier found it Saturday, February 12 when they difficult to penetrate the Ryerson host Trent University at 2 p.m. in zone defense and began taking long the Athletic Complex. shots from outside. Ryerson also did little scoring but went into the dressing room at half time with an eight point lead. Snowhawks The beginning of the second half Last week two trips to Blue was played much like the proceed- Mountain proved fun for all ing twenty minutes with neither participants, however Friday's trip Winter Carnival activities last week included armwrestling in the Concourse team driving inside. Laurier finally almost became a weekender when went into a half court press and the snow forced the O.P.P. to turn continually stole the ball from their back the bus. We finally made it opponents. With twenty seconds home via Barrie and Toronto (with Hawk's shooting problems continue left WLU was down 2. They had a stops in Collingwood for necessary few opportunites to score but could provisions) in 84-66 loss to Western not connect. Final score: Ryerson 37 QUEBEC TRIP — Only two — Laurier 35. Debbie Bauer led the spaces left for this fun-filled "When things go bad they really get worse. What the squad needs managed to hit just 24 of 71 field Hawk offense with 14 points, extravaganza during reading week. go bad." right now is some of their goals for a pathetic 34% and their followed by Mary Esan with 10. Any interested parties should call So quoth WLU's basketball coach previously more consistent scores to accuracy from the foul line wasn't Cathy Meyer was the Laurier Pres. Jamie Wilson 884-8970 or Don Smith after last Wednesday's regain their touch around the hoop. much better, sinking 18 of 36 for a leading rebounder with 9. Sec. Lesley Durrant 884-8277. fruitless encounter with Western. Coach Smith hopes a few of his dismal 50%. The previous week Laurier No ski trip scheduled before The Hawks' problem this year did players will bust out of their slump Although not using it as an travelled to Brock. Laurier was reading week due to: a) Poor not stem from their ball control but and have a big game against Brock. excuse, Coach Smith admits that we out-hustled with Brock utilizing response to previous trips (What- from their horrendous shooting and Once the more prolific scorers always have had trouble winning in there fast break to take a 26 — 12 ever happened to all those avid plummeting downward, along with regain their confidence, the team London. Apparently, the goose neck lead at the half. Laurier came out in "Sno,whawks"?) b) Fast approach- their scoring efforts in their should be able to get back on the backboard supporters have a the second half determined to play ing exams. collective confidence inthemselves. right track with some sustained bewitching effect on the Hawks good ball and matched Brock all the Lack of participation on the part This lack of confidence is glaringly consistent offense. depth perception and this is a factor way to the final buzzer but were of numerous "Snowhawks" forced evident in the heavy number of The Hawks' work on the boards in their erractic shooting. unable to overcome their first half the cancellation of our first trip to Laurier turnovers. It's another case was quite respectable, out-reboun- deficit. Debbie Bauer, who broke the fantistic conditions of New York :of the addage that when things go ding the Mustangs 50-45 but their Top scorers for the Hawks were through Brock's full-court press State. wrong, people tend to get down on undoing came in the field goal and P.J.Cleary with 29 and Fred with her excellent ball handling, Watch this column for news of themselves and invariably things free throw departments. They Koepke with 9. finished the game with 4 points and future "Snowhawks" events. Women curlers fourth, men second in London playdowns The forbidding weather in Lon- don was enough to make even the most dedicated teams stay at home in their own familiar surroundings, but the WLU curling teams would not be disuaded. Both the men's and women's teams travelled to the Forest City to curl in the playdowns for the West division. The women's team, skipped by Marry Bennett, started out strongly iby beating Windsor 12-6. The girls 'played well in their second game, taking 6 of the ten ends, but unfortunately lost the game 11-9 to Waterloo. Day two proved disastrous to the team as they were dumped by Guelph 17-3 in the morning and by Western 14-5 in the afternoon. The girls racked up 38V£ points for their efforts this weekend and placed fourth in the Western division. Next week Bennett's team of Carol Mcintosh, Leslie McCon- nell and Heather Jewell travel to Trent where they will meet the teams from the East—Queen's, Trent, McGill, and U of T. The men's team, consisting of Reid Ferguson, Carl Galloway, Mark Brown, and Rob Seebach fared much better ending up in a tie for second place. In their first game they met Waterloo, and playing to a 9-all tie. The boys came through in the extra end, beating the Warriors 12-9. They went on to beat Guelph 7-4, and Western 11-6, and lost two games, to Windsor and Brock. This left Brock, Western and Laurier in a three-way tie for second place. The Hawks' skillful coin Jesionka caller, Reid Ferguson, managed to photo by obtain the bye into the Ontario Hawk vice-skip slides out of the hack looking for a win in weekend playdowns at western. finals February 11 and 12 in Guelph. They left Brock and Western on the ice, fighting it out. The Cord Weekly Thursday, February 3, 1977 14 SPORT SHORTS Calling all Lifeguards! WANTED: One lifeguard to heckler's CORNER guard at the A.C. pool on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 1:30. Applicants must have a bronze by Al Manchee medallion and be able to swim a little bit. The going rate for lifeguards around here is $2.65 an hour, not exactly a fortune but not Well now, it's time to take stock and see just where the hell we bad for pocket money. Those are. interested should see Bill McTeer in the Athletic Complex. Here it is, past the midway point of the winter athletic season with the hot (I hope) Florida sunshine of Reading Week beckoning to us from the end of next week. How are we doing on Ski Team fields of athletic endeavour anyhow? the WLU's ski team placed a highly Let's see, now, the hockey team is currently engaged in an with Guelph and for respectable fourth out of a field of exceedingly tight race Waterloo, Western 12 the going universities in Trent first place; the basketball team's playoff chances are the University Giant Slalom Invitational way of the Titanic; the badminton and squash teams have been vanquished without a trace; our swim team has gone under; our Ski Series last weekend. Queen's, ski team placed a respectable fourth in ladies volleyball Western and Toronto placed one, Ontario; two and three respectively in team is doing just fine; ladies' b-ball isn't and last but not least our broom are still getting their (curling) rocks off the standings. teams in in pursuit of victory. Ted Yard ofWLU stood second So much for my midseason synopsis. place in the overall individual standings. Congradulations to Te!d and the Boys. In some of my recent esponcements, I have been lauding WLU's athletic achievements against considerably larger Men's Volleyball institutions. While many pass off our "on the field of play" OrTSaturday, January 29, Laurier accomplishments as being merely a routine matter of course, a little perception the would reveal significant travelled down the road to into situation more in an inter-league reasons to respect our record. participate tournament. Western, Waterloo, McMaster and Guelph were the opposing teams. Due to poor Other universities of our stature-Brock, Trent, even weather, Brock was unable to Carelton-don't come near to the success we have had over the attend. Laurier was defeated by years in athletic achievements. Western, Waterloo and McMaster to knock out squad of playoff Some of you inane drones may pipe up with the statement that competition. Laurier could not get Maritime universities with miniscule enrollments seem to fare on the right track against the quite well in hockey, football and basketball action. Yes, St. stronger teams from Western and Mary's and Acadia do have admirable records in university Waterloo. The last set of games competition but they also offer scholarships, albeit under the were action filled with McMaster Letterman B-ball table, but still a good chunk of money. just edging out our team. Coach Coulthard substituted freely but the For theBth consecutive year since strength of Horace Braden and the right combinations did not come,. Lettermen's Club donated the great outside shooting of Arthur There is one way that Laurier could gain national standing in The quality ofour league is perhaps "Soggy Sneaker Trophy", the Stephen and Bich Ott were just too all three sports without violating CIAU scholarship rules. If the finest of the country and faculty and staff of WLU defeated much for the kids. WLU were to create a College of Education (a teachers' college therefore, the young Laurier team the varsity athletes 62-57. It didn't hurt either to have Chris for those less informed) on campus, the prospect of completing could prove to be very tough in the Playing for the first time without Coulthard scoring 20 points and their academic and athletic careers at WLU becomes a virtual near future. This week's Pat on the Coach Knight, the old timers relied grabbing as many rebounds. Dan reality. Back Award goes to Fred Laurick on their veteran bench to pull this Bovair was top man for the for his fearless dives and his one out. The leadership and Lettermen with 12 -points. errorless serving. Next set of playmaking of Earl The Pearl" Thanks to all those who came out matches are Friday, February 5. Newbrough, the rebounding and game. Although this seems like a very selfish and narrow minded supported the reason to build a teachers' college at Laurier, it is worth a moment's consideration. In College Bowl '71, Western defeated Alberta and every touchdown was scored by an ex-Lutheran ball player. The entire Golden Bear backfield consisted of minions that had formerly felt the wrath of "tuffy" Knight. In College Bowl '76, Rick Haswell, a name familiar to loyal Hawk fans, who have followed WLU's pigskin squad over the years, scored two key touchdowns, and Rick Griffiths, another ex-Hawk, centered Nitty Gritty on: INTRAMURALS that powerful Mustang. Both those gentlemen were attending teachers' college in London. Bowling Standings The list of Hawks that have gone on to seek post-grad work High Single Men somewhere else and have wound up butting heads with WLU Knight 47 D. Knight 227 players on the gridiron is depressingly long. Even this year Digger 47 High Triple Men there is a number of key Hawks that are planning to head to Newbo 40 Jalian Shamka 586 Western, Queen's, or U of T, hoping to enroll at teachers' Bin 40 High Average Men college and play ball at the same time. Cleary 39 Jalian Shamka Had WLU been able to offer them some form of post-grad Duncan 35 High Single Women studies, chances are WLU would become an athletic dynasty on Miller 31 P. Newbrough 182 par with the Montreal Canadians or the Pittsburgh Steelers. Blanke 31 hockey and basketball 22 High Triple Women This applies not only to football, but to Leon M.Blanke alike. The shinny and b-ball programs could enhance their Lewin 17 465 stature significantly if they could hold on to come of their more Wangley 15 High Average Women outstanding athletes who are seeking additional education. Gelda 14 P. Newborough 134 There is a host of other reasons that WLU should create a teachers' college, completely distinct from the athletic Women's B-ball Hockey of view. There are three Colleges of Final Women's Inter-Residence department's point only Basketball Standings Men's Hockey Results January 26 Education Ontario that qualify their graduates for secondary in North South school teaching. Each year they turn hundreds of applicants leaver Eaters 12 l2 2 4 A3 2 0 0 4 away. There is definitely a need for another teachers' college 0 0 )isco Ducks 1 1 1 0 2 CI 110 2 somewhere in Ontario. Why not here? >3W 12 (1 110 2 D3E 0 2 0 0 icreaming Eagles iolden Mad Scientists 5 West Alas, such a situation will never come to pass. The Business 53 10 13 Dl 2004 j department, which has a powerful influence in university 12 110 2 D2W 1 1 0 5 Sturino 3G.2A affairs, has priorty on any WLU expansion in the near future. A 13 0 111 Bennett 3G.2A teachers' college,would be last on the Administrations list of Wallace 4G, 6A priorities. Too bad; however, it's nice to dream. Playoffs •landings W L T Pts F A Sunday, February 6 " •creaming Eagles 8 3 1 17 71 32 7 p.m. A2vs. A3 leaver Eaters 8 3 1 17 54 30 7 p.m. B3 vs. Dl )isco Ducks 7 4 1 15 56 46 Monday, February 7 Jolden Mad Scientists 4 7 1 9 24 57 8 p.m. Two winners play final Thursday, February 3, 1977 The Cord Weekly continued from page 14 15 Hockey Scoring Leaders —excluding games of Dec. 1/76 stats, not available

McKenzie SE 16 12 28 Wallace SE 9 13 Tamiae 22 Sillberg GMS 9 8 17 Beckman SE 8 7 15 Kargus DD 12 2 14 on Ice Bennett BE 8 5 13 Whipps SE 5 5 10 by Don Stewart Sturino BE 5 5 10 Rutherford 10 0 10 Fans, players, and coaches alike Blair BE 4 6 10 braved the chilling wind, snow and Moser BE 5 5 10 hazardous driving conditions in Doyle 3 6 9 order to reach the "Barn" for last Fraser BG 5 4 9 Sunday's hockey game. Buis SG 5 3 8 By the end of the first match of Skrypryk 5 3 8 the night, Bus 4 had successfully Constable SG 5 3 8 extended their unbeaten streak to Jamieson SG 2 6 8 nine games by defeating Bus 2, 2-1. Wintermeyer BG 3 5 8 Stenning and Vidovitsch each Lang GMS 2 5 7 scored for the Bus 4 club, while Bus Stirson 3 4 7 replied for the lone Bus 2 goal. Gross 3 4 7 Dinkel 4 3 7 The Bus 3 team managed to keep Rundle '3 3 6 their playoff hopes alive by holding Sinck 5 1 6 out for a 3-3 draw against Bus 6. Pratt 4 2 6 The tie enabled them to come within just points ofthe fourth place Men's Basketball Results Jan. 25/77 Bus 2 club and a possible playoff .ittle Yahoos-37 Willison A3-27 berth. Catania, of the opposing Bus Bill Mitchell 18 pts. for the Winners 6 club did the most damage by scoring a pair of goals, while Little Beavers-43 Zetts-19 teammate Crane added the re- Bowman with 16 pts. for the Beavers mainder. Bus 3's scoring was evenly distributed amongst Mac- sitko's Checkers-41 KureszCrew-36 Donald, McCutcheon, and Erb. WANT A FIRST Fred Brown 20 pts. for Sitko's Bus 5 posted an impressive win CLASS CAREER Elkins Elks-43 Junior Batons-36 against the Bus 1 club by a score of ■Zvonko Peher 10 for the Elks 6-1, in the only other game of-the ■Rob Laurie 21 for the Batons night. A three goal offensive WITH A performance by Bus s's Len Walker Little House-won by default Internationals highlighted the match. Dingwall, FIRST CLASS COMPANY? Kennedy and Rundle added the Bl Get Downers-won by default Seminary other goals for the victorious Bus 5 In the very near future you're going to make one of the team while Angove netted the lone most important decisions in your life. A Career. Little Lords-55 Sr. Bus.-25 Bus 1 goal. Bus 5 remained in their Field had 26 for the Lords second place position, tied with the We want to talk to you about a career in Life Insurance Bus 4 club, by virtue of their win. Sales, leading to Sales Management. Willison Al-46 Duncon's-42 •Rob Purdy and Bob Boos 20 pts. each for Willison We know this isn't for everyone, but for those of you ■Bert Duncan 12 pts. for the losers Len Walker of Bus 5 in their week's winner because of his who want the challenge and rewards this type of career Bells' Sr. Bus.-56 Footballers-42 important three goal ("Hatrick") has to offer, come and see us and open up a whole •John Dimhoff 20 pts. for Sr. Bus. contribution in his game against new world. •John Glassford 13 pts. for Footballers Bus 1. See your Placement Office or fill in the coupon. Men's Basketball Standings Jan. 25/77 Juncan s 6 2 6 CANADA LIFE I Division kittle Beavers 2 3 4 Canada Life Assurance Company iitko's 4 1 8 tetts 1 4 2 , _ _ __...., Criesz Crew 4 1 8 irk. Bus. 0 5 0 J Education Department >r. Bus. 3 2 6 i The Canada Life Assurance Company 'ootballers 2 3 4 ] Division [ 330 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario MSG IRB .ittle House 2 3 4 ilkins Elks 5 0 10 j I am interested in attending an interv'aw for The Canada Life Sales ! , kittle Yahoos 4 1 8 & Marketing Management Program. 11 Get Downers 3 2 6 t Division [unior Batons 2 3 4 NAME Villison Al 5 0 10 Villison A3 1 4 2 .ittle Lords 4 1 8 ieminary 0 5 0 ADDRESS

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Thursday, February 3, 1977 Volume 17, Number 16 WLUSU Applicants are now being acceptedfor thefollowingposititons: • Treasurer of WLUSU • Radio Laurier Station Manager • Director of Student Activities • Lounge Policy Chairperson • Commissioner University Affairs Applicants apply in writing to PaulMuldoon, Vice President/Secretary WLUSU Applications close Saturday, February 12/77at 6:00 p.m.