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The Cord Weekly (February 7, 1996) WHAT'S WHERE News 3 International 10 Opinion 12 Feature 14 Sports 18 Classifieds 23 Entertainment 25 the cord NSK 31 "The tie that binds since 1926" VOLUME XXXVI • ISSUE TWENTY TWO • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1995 WLU Student Publications Fiddler in a touque Ashley Madsaac brings his unique SCOTT style to Lulu's, see DAVE Inet#!£k 9%3k£f£k H Q IB p^ol PICTURE: Gilbert takes three gold medals TOM FUKE AND Gilbert's performance paced her earned a fourth place finish in the 50 PETE ROBINSON fifth team to a place overall, exactly m freestyle, while Parwicki placed Cord Sports the last spot they occupied year. In tenthin the same event. For most people three medals gold in addition to Gilbert, Sue Miller won a "Those two are the future of the the OWIAA Swim Championships silver medal in the 100 m backstroke team," said Boles. would be a huge and fourth in other accomplishment. placed two Parwicki for her part, used a time For Carolyn call it anoth- Gilbert, events. trial held Monday to qualify for the er day at the office. his Recognition of swimmers Nationals in the 50 m freestyle. Her The 20-year old second-year aside, Boles satisfied with his the was qualification brings to five num- London native won the 100 m and team's performance. "I think that ber of Laurier Women swimmers 200 m breaststroke, in addition to the did they very well, coming fifth," he taking part in the CIAU 100 last weekend butterfly at the commented. "The four teams ahead Championships. OWIAA Swim in of Championships us (Toronto, McMaster, Guelph Entering the Men's OUAA Sudbury. and Western) are so strong depth Championship's this weekend, one When asked about how she felt believed wise, I we scored more swimmer, Tom Fuke, has qualified about her performance Gilbert it than last put points year." for the Guelph meet. in perspective, "my main also competi- Boles was high in his praise For Gilbert her attention, like that tion is outside ofOntario," she said. of Miller. "Her events are getting of her team is on the CIAU Gilbert's coach was a little and more more more difficult to win," he Championships to be held in Guelph forthcoming in praising his star said. "Sue stepped up and did a good later this month. "It would be great pupil. "Carolyn did a great job," said job." to get a gold or a silver," she said, Dean Boles. "She had to swim the students Graduating I aura King, adding that she would like to 100 breast and the 100 fly with and only Stephanie Logan Jennifer improve upon her two bronze a five minute break, so to set records Dougall will be missed next medal, two fourth finish year. place per- like that is impressive." King won a bronze in the 50 back- formance fromlast Laval. m year in HENSEL The records that Boles talks stroke, while and Logan Dougall Boles is expecting a tough meet. about are Gilbert's times in the 100 scored three personal best times "The competition is going to be stiff. m fly and 100 m breast. They are in each to end their MARION It's not to be Varsity swimming going as easy to win addition to her already existing mark careers. this medals year as it was last year. in the 50 m 'fly. Carolyns 1:11.43 in Boles is to looking Jennifer Our goal is to repeat our top ten fin- the 100 breast PICTURE: m was also Parsons a person- and Jennifer Parwicki to fill ish; this team has certainly shown al best for her. the that will be left. gap Parsons that they're capable of doing that." Golden girl Gilbert shows off her three medals. " ■ ■ ■ kj W "|"■| <§ ■ I V WTiJM,i.M 1 ■ LAAjIE |M 1 _ mJr KM^^H|^HH^H|^VlWW lltfW| s s w i§ m 1 m m s§-§j s?sg.f a 'I r*^ TO k \ F*l ■■H =? s ° o- S n — = oo |mm ffi " --J F i»TifiE'tt : •"-""> — ;-— — r Aj| 5 j n b. ng;-j ■ iSSIx Pentium HpH »gSS3 D« ! ||| NyCom Motherßoard § S § i' Mini-Tower 230 Watt ■fly*! J J[ s !• s t Case, power supply 3 Pentium and - CPU, 3hJ 3p? "»"" t Ifeadlf KSSIHIir' ;*.»V*M| Plug Play Ready 3 fIK ! 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Quest, OPel, OPti are registered Technologies. systems available at all locations. Prices are subject to change without notice. of advertisements for unforseen. and Published Blackston Although we do our.best to check the accuracy our we are not responsible any errors Designed by Communications, Waterloo Ontario (519) 747-2060 HOUSES FOR RENT NEWS Interviews with presidential candidates offers chance Moffatt here to the appropriate channels. Any restructured their VPs, so it can be VP:Finance platform a MELANIE SEAL, SCOTT STINSON, WLUSU is represent done. to have a vocal role. Do think PETE ROBINSON students. By being on the commit- group must be recognized on cam- you to the Cord that the com- in this case I think the Board are public visibility News tee, you are ensuring pus; Specific Questions you up the should that President must maintain? mittee is run fairly. I would certainly sat on fence too long. It Hadley a there. have been made clear that the col- Cord: You the Board two role Chair of the Board Presidential Candidates want an elected official were on Lynn: My as Cord: the lection of fees the of and were the with Ralph General Questions What are your thoughts on is responsibility years ago, Outstanding previous year then much Cord: The past two incoming proposed Student Services Ancillary the Board of Governors. BOD Member. Why did you Spoltore was very a spotlight Moffatt: The GCC mislead. leave the WLUSU administration? role. Presidents have dealt with the after- Fee? was They with the Board Cord: Name wish Ave. as It seems like the should have been told about the I didn't one thing math of a blowout on Ezra Hadley: university Hadley: stay you office. would is students not Fee Protocol Committee because I felt the Union was run have done differently as their first issue in How trying to appease by Ancillary by you'd role in the increasing tuition the maximum right off the bat, which would have Union types. I chose to look at stu- VP:Finance. you see your pre-end-of- by the official while them understand the dent issues from the other side, with I would have liked to have exams weeks prior to percentage simultaneously helped Lynn: the Board Governors and the started off with staff, of term, when the Fee. It's the However, since the deci- of a new full-time start your questions upping Ancillary process. to the to make the GCC has been the Senate, and as Head Icebreaker. I with structures to handle about another party are sure pop responsibility of Union sion, on developed traffic in attack. If want to work with the think that makes me a more round- immediately the increase in in up? sure students have a greater say they the it how the services that will fund Union, shouldn't be critical and ed candidate. the profit centres. Construction Hadley: It's unfortunate way they they litis the a for Cord: This has been derailed lot of we are run. then $25,000. a point a plans ... happened last year, year, expect cheque turning put Cord: like to the of for WLUSU with its band-aids on This is a school is willing to cooperate, so Lynn: I am in favour of it; it acts as a How would you see type year things. big of Are famil- ticket it will in the next hopefully there will be a safe alter- partnership with Student Services, a role/job VP:UA next year? expanded operations. you item, happen to native. The Union has thatresponsi- very fair representation of what the Hadley. The position changes from iar enough with the changes step year. fee fee A lot of the in President? bility. is doing. This will ensure stu- year to year. responsibili- as Moffatt this test dents value for ties of the this I think it's to note Cord: Bacchus Coordinator to Chief Lynn: Unfortunately, is a get money. position year were Hadley: important over Moffatt: The fee the handled the President.
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