Athletics slimmed down
the team was not was a total decision was also one of two years, simply surprise." teams. The tennis team had 26 men developing By Brad Lyon to the best of .lis know- The man in the centre of the for the Laurier athletes. told; and, try out five positions on last equality among the still hrs to be WLU athletics had two ledge, team yet controversy is Newbrough, whose year's team, and the ski team, which formerly Recent cuts in the WLU Athletic officially informed of ? decision that has been also had levels of awards for athletes to judgement questionned doubles as a campus club, a have left several department budget took tb<> third week of the obtain: letters and small letters. place during for cutting these sports from large contingent as well. large teams without athletic varsity WLU But the all May. slate of athletics. He defended According to Newbrough, who at present awards are or OUAA status for the funding Tennis the tearr. representative seeming lack of communication makes the final budgetary decisions, equal in value. Newbrough simply 1987 seasons of upcoming Wrestling, Remco Daal echoed Crocker's between the and felt that it for administration the teams were cut for varying was not appropriate Men's Women's Cross- Tennis, whether athletes. "I how I'd tell in week comments b> questioning don't know reasons. With respect to the tennis players participating a two and Men's and Country Women's and the Athle'jc Department, these people (the team representa- team, Newbrough emphasized that season to receive awards equal in Skiing. Rich Athletic Director tives). The came down stature to those received football especially budget on it was simply a matter of getting by What angers the athletes involved, informed the third who Newbruugh, employed week of May and 1 don't more for the athletic dollar. "We or basketball players compete though, is not the fact that the teams know how to in touch with for than two months. decision-making techniques. get spent over $800 for only five or six more were cut, but the manner in which it to "No on On Ski Team According Daal, player them." people in a two-week period." the other hand, the was done. the team consulted two teams the was axed because of was regarding The hurt most by But Newbrough was also quick to continuing According to Rob Crocker, who budget cutting measures or possible budget cuts in terms of members point out that the decision was far continued on has been captain of the Ski Team for page 3 alternatives in The cut involved are the sponsorship. tennis and ski from strictly a monetary one. The
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Faculty and staff agree on increases
By John Trus President of Planning, Finance and across the board salary increase for said Earl Rayner, Director of Theramifications ofnot increasing
Information Services and member the of the university. An Personnel. "Our increases in the the salaries demands is a faculty ... are to faculty
of of the to the Dr. After more than two months administration negotiating additional $393,079 was approved bottom line of increases in potentially detrimental. Said said for merit non-contract operation, contracts team, that, "Normally we agree provide discretionary community." Krech, "You have got to be relative for for faculty, staff, and administration (upon a contract) by July 1, but this increases and other adjustments The total package will result in a with other Ontario universities, or a
10, lasted a little the The hikes are the will be going were ratified on September by time it longer, simply faculty." salary "professor's minimum salary being lot of good profs
the Wilfrid Laurier University Board due to faculty negotiations." determined for faculty employees $46,235, and a lecturer's minimum elsewhere where they can get more
1 deans. The 4.2% of Governors. Negotiations between July and by the department salary being $23,183." money." increases increase with the extra merit secretarial and technical Though operating without a new September 10, ccntred around a The salary are imple- along Clerical,
increase. for the entire to the a 4.7% contract, "Strike action was never salary mented university increases, are parallel staff were given larger
There including unionized increases in the cost of living, as well to raise them to current contemplated during that time," said is currently no impasse faculty, staff (not increase
the should and The staff to "maintain to market levels. However, Jan Basso, Dr. Michael Krech, Chairman of resolution procedure, an staff), administration. as equity provide
Committee. fail be reached. Dr. and administration receive their fairness with the other universities," Faculty Compensation agreement to continued on page 3 Berczi "The association raises from the university's operating said Berczi. The previous year-long contracts said, faculty the had ended June 30. is interested in instituting some kind budget, with merit component but has by the admini- The faculty is a legal bargaining of arbitration policy, nothing being judged upper The President's salary is association, not a certified union; been seriously proposed." Negotia- stration. the were at an regarding determined by University's therefore, they cannot legally strike. tions impasse Touching portrait in 0.8% Board of Governors. The faculty members were not an approximate salary
we or their "In to judge salary level, danger of losing their jobs difference. order of a look at each employees salaries in the non-contract stasis As stated in September 14press group of Vice- "The board approved a 4.2% within the market they belong to," period. Dr. Andrew Berczi, release, tragic figure
By Janet Smith
"I wish it were," Carole Jerome remarked when her biography The
Man in the Mirror was accidently sighted as being fiction. On
September 23, before a small but intense audience in the Paul Martin
Centre, stood a woman who had personally experienced the Iranian
revolution and who knew some of the key political figures involved.
Jerome spoke openly about her involvement in the Middle East during
the Iranian revolution and of her intimate relationship with foreign
minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh. Ghotbzadeh was convicted of treason
in and executed Iran after a lifelong dedicationto the political revolution.
For of his life he of Khomeini. most was a great supporter Ayatollah
It was her love for Ghotbzadeh and Iran that compelled Carole to write
her book The Man in the Mirror. She wished to portray the story from
the inside of Iran, and offer an alternative prespective to the North
American media Jerome coverage. said that the revolution as depicted in
Western Media was inaccurate in it's presentation of the events in Iran.
said that her Jerome book "offers suggestions as to whois whoin the revolution"and believes it should be received as a 'warning'. "Things are
far more than she said. complex they may seem",
Today in Iran "culture is being systematically destroyed by the
Ayatollah Khomeini," Jerome said. Of Ghotbzadeh, she added, "In the
end he accepted that he had helped to create a monster (Khomeini). He
in Iran stayed to try and change things. He never tried to escape the
country. He went to his death knowingly".
Following the death of Ghotbzadeh, and the near loss of her own life,
Jerome returned collect and assemble the of to Europe to many pieces
her story, including the fall out between Ghotbzadeh and the Ayatolloh.
Jerome is a native of Toronto. She received a degree in English
Literature and Philosophy from the University of Toronto and has
extensive experience in the field of journalism. Her articles have
appeared inMacleans magazine, The Middle East,The Times, and The Internationalist. She has worked as a bureauproducer for CBC in Paris, freelance producer for CTV's W5, documentary reporter for CBC's The
Journal, and as a reporter for the The National.
With her book completed, Jerome said she needs time to rest and cold 25 to 'Take Back the Night'. This and turned out on a September evening protest to a little while with her confidante-her horse. Children, women, men j plans spend personal received wider has been in existence for several but has recently Her against rape and sexual assault years, present project is a documentary on horsemanship which she considers break recognition in Waterloo. a light before returning to the hectic pace of political ! Cord photo by Erika Sajnovic journalism. 2 the CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987
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Chairperson For Salaries and Benefits for the Staff Association said,
"We still have some concerns about some of the levels and whether more
anomaly money should have been put into the different ranges." The for these money increases comes in part from Ontario
government allocations to each university, to be used for specific
purposes. According to the Ministry of Colleges and Universities,
Laurier received 8.53% increase in an funding this year over last year.
Last total earmarked year's amount, including funds, was $25,811,134
while this year's grants totalled $28,013,121.
Benefits were also negotiated in the recent contracts for all employees.
The increase was in the annual greatest expense maximum for dental
individual: from life care per $1000 to $1500. Health care, insurance, educational leave and assistance, adoption pension plan were also slightly altered.
President A. Weir refused John commenton his own contract, saying,
"It is in the domain know not public to my salary."
Two unions also exist within the university staff, a public employees
union and a food services union. The public employees have a contract
date of October 1987. The food services' is for expiry 8, contract up students Laurier's Club and more their doors to first and returning renewal on July 1 1988. According to Rayner, negotiations have yet to Marketing many open year
commence. "They (the unions) have not got their proposals together Cord photo by Andrea Cole yet" he said. Campus clubs recruiting Athletes a small number of students the the Fine Arts Club it fed up By Heike Koester on Concerning sciences. It is a social club with is "an emotional and psychological
Arnott did not know much about from conventional Campus Clubs. Thirty-four of biology intertwined," said Dr. Terry outlet the continued from page 1 racing. "He didn't mind doing it them... Mcintosh. The club hosts some university world," said Paula
(coaching)," they said, "but he unusual such problems within the athletic depart- During the week of September 21 events as fishing Moortgat, Student Liaison for the couldn't inform the athletic really derbies and Wild Game Feasts. Fine Arts Club. "One does have ment in attempting to control the to 25, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., the not executive about ski activities of Laurier five be artistic the it's the activities the team. Newbrough Concourse was packed with colorful provides non-faculty to to join club, because he wasn't really knowledge- that is important," said said that the team was run basically booths bearing the banners (dino- special interest clubs: the Science- appreciation able." of Fiction the Chess the Stacy President of the club. as a club last season, going to meets saurs etc) the various Campus Club, Club, Ingham, Crocker and Gowing also in dispute Clubs. Drama the The now with private cars as well as having an Club, Off-Campus Club, Ski-Club, a new Newbrough's claim that they and the of the with is a "fresh outside sponsor. Campus Clubs week was more largest five a constitution, advertising travelled in private cars, thereby of start" for the 1987-88 after He admitted that the team did than representatives manning membership approximate season, and exacerbating potential legal of the Water- with financial difficulties have a good record competing in booths and anxiously waiting for membership 400, struggling insurance problems. They state that inter-university meets. In fact, prospective members. buffaloes. "Since we're not affiliated for the past several years. "We're the team travelled in rented always with forward to fantastic Laurier won the OUAA slalom two "Students have the opportunity any faculty, we are for every- looking a and that team members vans were who wants to fun season," said Rob Cockner, years ago and finished a close third to ask questions and toexamine the body have together not allowed to drive to races on their of their Treasurer. "We about 80 in 1986. But the lack of control, and various clubs to findout what they're regardless various interests," expect order lessen own, in to a lawsuit potential all and said Grand Poobah members this year from various pending from an incident about. Students faculty can Nancy insurance hassles. relative faculties." three years ago at Blue Mountain weigh benefits and make a Boughton. There is a common thread running said "The Lacrosse Club was started put the Athletic Department in a choice," Progressive Conserva- There are five new clubs on through the objections posed by difficult situation. tive Club member this the for one who wishes to play very Newbrough Chris Timm. campus year: Entrepreneurs any both the Ski and Tennis teams. Both lacrosse for the first time or would explained: "Because of the legal Chris Kerho, President to the Club, the Fine Arts club, the teams to the seem question object- like to continue from implications it was thought best to Lacrosse Club adds, "Campus Lacrosse Club, the Ski-Club, and playing high- of to make ivity Newbrough is for the Greek school," said Lacrosse Club Presi- Clubs Week a good way Council. decisions for the entire athletic dent, Chris Kerho. "We are starting people to get aquainted with clubs These five clubs, recruiting when he is in of department charge out as a club, but we eventually and with people with whom they members for the first time, report the athletic highest—budgetted share that hope to become a Laurier Varsity a common interest." enrollment is already very team at this university—the football the team. Right now, game plan is to Of the thirty-four clubs, there are encouraging. "The response has team. As Remco Daal "If stated, one have an orientation during the fall seven major categories: business, been really overwhelming. Tilings football coach can arbitrarily decide term and and exhibition language, political, religious, faculty are really taking off," said Steve Oja, practices to eliminate tennis and skiing this the winter term." clubs-Arts and Science, non-faculty a member of The Entrepeneur's games during then to him year, what's stop from The price of a club special interest and five new clubs. Club. average of cutting another group sports next membership is $4.00. Extremes Of the various business clubs, The Entrepreneurs Club basically
year." from no including Accounting, AIESEC, "entails a lecture series in which range charge (Laurier
Newbrough responds, though, Christian to $10.00 for Communications, Economics, guest speakers from the business Fellowship) that these cuts were far from AIESEC, and for the Ski- Marketing, Stock Market, and community speak to WLU $15.00 arbitrary decisions. Granted, the TAMIAE, TAMIAE is the largest students," said club Vice-President Club. Rich him. Newbrough final decision is up to But prior Campus Clubs Week is seen by with approximately 800 members. Greg Damiani. He adds, "There's these he to taking measures, con- Laurier students, particularly first TAMIAE is also the largest club on more to business than textbooks, so out of We get skiing. didn't feel we sulted with his and decided superiors club this club year students, as a good opportunity campus. The hosts 15 to 20 gives students a practical had good control on as a skiing to do what was best for all Laurier to become member of club events a year including Biz Bashes, look of how people have been a a or school or as a league." wiser sports, and this included "a Talent successful two. One main complaint voiced by Nights, and guest speakers on their own, with or The teams involved were to quick use of athletic money." students this the from the business community. without an education. The club is many year was respond to the claims made by Laurier has been hit by increased absence of music in the Concourse Laurier has three language clubs: designed to inspire and motivate Newbrough. Remco Daal questions CIAU fees this with year, a new per to accompany theenthusiasm of the English, German and the French- people who want to make it on their whether there was biased some sport entrance fee being charged. Campus Clubs. /Spanish Club. A co mon problem own." judgements made about the duration That has resulted in an extra $1650 that these clubs and other faculty of the tennis season. "Judging by that the Athletic Department must clubs found is a false perception one or weekends two is unfair. cough to in nationally- up participate from students. Many students Tennis is an elimination sport and a sanctioned sports. believe they have to be studying the team only has one chance to prove Newbrough was also quite taken language or to speak it as a member- its superiority." aback the attacks on his by sup- ship prerequisite. Daal also that there were football bias. "You argues posed only have "This is not so, however," says many alternatives to eliminating to at the football with look budget Linda Schmoll, a German Club tennis. Some of these alterna- varsity reference to other budgets to see executive, "Language clubs give the tives include outside seeking spon- that's not true. This football year's student an opportunity to learn
sorship, introducing a player/coach is similar to the football about budget a different country, and to eliminate the costs of a time part budget of 1984. Football is no longer culture while interest- meeting many coach or eliminating the need for the item. highest budgetted They ing people at the social events."
accomodation at the tournament. are barking the tree." clubs up wrong Meanwhile, political campus Daal also included one rather It is to note that students important also, "give an opportunity to controversial possibility—feeding these actions by the WLU Athletic become integrated into the party the football or soccer teams a little department are by no means unique and to make a meaningful contribu- less during their pre-game meals. this in the OUAA. In the season fact, tion to the party and to the The Ski Team also disputes some of carried out the University Guelph community," says Christopher of the claims made by Newbrough. as Laurier same cutback measures Timm, member of the Progressive Ski representatives Rob Crocker has, in what would seem to be an Conservative Club. and Kim Gowing dispute that the the OUAA attempt to revamp Laurier also has four religious Athletic Department lacked control athletic It that structure. appears clubs: the Laurier Christian Fellow- of the skiers. The team had a coach the Men's Tennis and Skiing ship, Chinese Christian Fellowship, designated by the Athletic Depart- program, among others are on the Navigators, and the Peace ment, Tom Arnott. and Crocker uncertain ground throughout the Chapter. Gowing believe though, that the entire OUAA, not only here at "The PCB (physics, chemistry, problem lay partially in the fact that Laurier. biology) club gives a new outlook for the CORD 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 (^ifiLOsyi
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McLeod takes over student concerns
with the instant By Matt Certosimo promotion of several the Thunder Bay School Board, understanding of the needs of "We're looking forward to working new 'bright light' MPP's. defeated long-time Tory MFP northern univeristies," Weir said. with her," Weir stated. During all For the Amid the pomp and pageantry students, new cabinet Michey Henesey in one of the Indeed, McLeod's background Sorbara's term in office, OFS met
befitting the throning of a monarch, signals a new phase in post- Liberal's target ridings during the may also be a positive force in the monthly with the Minister. McLeod's
'King David' Peterson announced secondary policies and funding recent provincial election. efforts of smaller univeristies, like approach to OFS will be defined in levels. Gone from the College and As northerner and his Cabinet earlier this week a a woman, Wilfrid Laurier, to receive better the coming days.
(Tuesday, September 29). Expanded Universities portfolio is Greg McLeod satisfied two of the political treatment from government. Tra- Also of importance to students is
to from 21 to 30 members, the new Sorbara, promoted Labour and needs the Premier had while forming ditionally, smaller schools have the demotion of former Housing
—enter rookie Cabinet includes numerous portfolio Women's Issues the new cabinet. Seen as a 'bright argued that Western, U of T, Minister Alvin Curling to Skills
McLeod for Fort McLeod served U shifts, the inclusion of 'star' MPP's MPF, Lyn (MPP light,' on the Queen's, McMaster, Guelph and Development. Curling, a former W and the diversifying of the geograph- William). Lakehead University Board of of get an unfair degree of govern- Director of Student Activities at former of ical, gender and ethnic make-up McLeod, a Chairperson Governors and was a member of the ment spoils. Seneca College, will be responsible
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Her time on the Lakehead Board for overseeing the Ontario Student
"Teacher Education Task Force" should also provide McLeod with a Employment Program. His history
for Dean's letter clarifies Ontario's Community Colleges. valuable insight into campus of weak relations with Senaca So, while her predecessor Sorbara dynamics, involving the various student leaders should make
was seen as a disappointing choice interests of students, administrators, Curling's performance in the Skills
for education after worth By Eric Beyer post-secondary faculty and staff. How this back- portfolio watchinq. the due 1985 election, to his lack of ground will affect her position on Taking on such in such Housing issues, An letter music students dated 20, from the Dean experience government and with upcoming issues as the legality open to September as rent controls, supply of low the McDonald the portfolio's issues, McLeod is of education fees above of Music, Dr. Gordon Greene, was recently posted in co-operative income and housing tenant pro- Greene and judged far less harshly. OSAP enrollment House lounge; a gesture to help alleviate tension between tuition, reform, is 'rising star' Chaviva "We're increases tection, music students. pleased, very pleased," brought on by the ending MPP Hosek, for Oakwood.Treasu rer he has of students Ontario Federation of Students of grade 13 and its affect on Greene goes on to state that no intention treating Bob Nixon continues to hold the Sheena lives. Chairperson Weir said. The accessibility, as well as housing like children, or to rule their funding purse strings, while also 200,000 member OFS is responsible affordability and supply, is still "It would be stupid, if not suicidal, for our faculty to be implementing taking on the newly created Deputy for meeting regularly with the speculative. However, Bob policies that would make us less attractive as a place to study music," Premier role. Minister of Colleges and Universities Richardson, Sorbara's Greene states. "We must insist, however, that students keep our Special
" on behalf of Ontario's students, Assistant assured the Cord that, Waterloo North MPP Herb Epp university ensembles as their top priority."
Laurier virtue of accessible was left out of Cabinet. In including by ... providing an again Concerning allegations that the Wilfrid Laurier University Orchestra post- WLUSU's and Epp admitted his frustration as the rival Kitchener- prospective membership secondary education, 1985, was purposely scheduled to play the same evening in the Canadian Federation of stu- to fulfil the to publicly, and this time he hoped to Waterloo Youth Orchestra, Greene wrote, "Our schedule has to continuing agenda dents and CFS-Ontario. its be promoted to the accommodate both the availability of the Theatre Auditorium, and the improve quality," are still the Revenue,
"She has an excellent list of centre pieces of Liberal Colleges Housing or Municipal Affairs schedule of the conductor. If a conflict has occurred, it was not and she will have clear and Universities deliberate." credentials, a policies. portfolios.
The Dean then recommends that the maximum age for musicians in
the Youth Orchestra be reduced to 20 instead of 25 to give high school
relative music students a better chance to perform, to university Consensus reached on agenda students.
Reaction to the letter was varied. SOURCE: National Bureau, the business about "Some of the government, generally more optimistic the Said third year music student Kiersten Gurney, wording Varsity, Ontario Bureau, sector, non-government organi- Forum, Dr. Charles Pascal, Chair was innaccurate in the Cord; but sometimes I get the impression that Atlantic Bureau) zations, academics, administrators, of the Council of Regents, which the Dean is just trying to fix a bad situation." discuss the future admits students submit and students to governs Ontario's colleges, Gurney said it was a good idea to have orchestra a
(CUP)—Students are direction of higher some concerns. letter outlining their outside activities, but that music students in other OTTAWA
crucial as education in Canada. that tackling some questions "If there is one thing nags me areas of study should not be required to submit a schedule. the for the first- "We don't of these it's that will does with Dean that the maximum for the country prepares expect all (about the Forum), we Gurney not agree the age forum ever comprehensive on post- to reach consensus. We just all ask ourselves in the K-W Youth Orchestra be lowered. She said the Youth Orchestra is a groups airport going
secondary education in Canada, to want them to eyeball each other, to home from Saskatoon: 'so what?'," "valuable experience" for Laurier students. October 25 to from be held in Saskatoon look each other in the eye and hear he said. Alice Davies, a music student recently transferred Brigham
28. what the other has to say," said "We're not perfect and we have to Young University in Utah, thought the music policy controversy was Who decides what is dis- Forum Chair Dr. Brian "If said overblown. Segal. we look at the system critically," Will students be out- reach "But of the fact that cussed? tried to a consensus it would Forum Chair Dr. Brian Segal. "The Cord coverage was as much out proportion as Will numbered ignored? a rather than the Dean and just collapse into voting strategies." we are not going to spend two and people had to have a petition circulated going to take control of our industry But students are questioning the half days in Saskatoon looking at and finding out what he really meant by the policy." Davies thought the education should we effectiveness of discussion system? Why an open how bad we are." new policy was a good idea, because it showed that the Dean was trying of spend hundreds thousands the to look after the welfare of music students. approach. "We have to stop looking at
of dollars on one conference in said that "works their students the bone." future through the rear-view Davies Brigham Young to "The forum has not been given Saskatoon? Will it change mirror," echoes Pascal. "We can't mandate to come to a con- any anything? into this at how to In go thing looking sensus (on action). my opinion, The forty-four member " protect what we have now." we've talked long enough, said organising committee met in Pascal said colleges are not Royden Trainor, chair of the Ottawa last week to hammer out worried about more private sector Students' Union of Nova Scotia. the vision of this forum, which will administrators are continued on 7 Though page bring together two levels of Protest night walk
By Susan Wallace
a grand total of six students present (two of them took in the "Take Approximately fifty people part covering the event for the media).
Back the campaign on September 25, to protest Night" The event was advertised in the Cord and the The of the violence against women. main objective Imprint, and numerous bulletins were distributed for demonstration was to promote safer streets women around The both campuses. walk was also publicized in who must walk home alone at night. the K-W Record, on CHYM radio station and various
The march was the combined effort of Suzanne store windows in Kitchener-Waterloo. Considering the Co-ordinator of the Women's Centre at Desauliners, widespread publicity of the event and the combined the of Waterloo, and Melissa Brandsma of University student population of both Laurier and U of W being
the and Commission at Laurier. Safety Equality nearly 19,000, a turnout of fifty was disappointing. Meeting outside the Campus Centre at the University According to Melissa Brandsma of the Safety and of the made their Waterloo, participants slowly way Commission similar Equality at Laurier, a program to towards the main entrance of U of W. Then, candles in "Take Back the Night" entitled "Group Walk Home", proceeded downSeagram Drive and wound hand, they has also been discouraging.
their way through Waterloo Park. the weeks there For past three has been a booth set Street. It The greatest audience was on King was in the up WLU Concourse (after night classes) to impossible to overlook the fifty-member band of organize groups to walk home together; however, the placard-carrying who were shouting such protesters project had to be dissolved due to the inadequate chants "We have the right to walk at night," and as, number of interested participants. Activists wonder "Stop now". rape whether the lack of support for "Take Back the Night" for the Not all the spectators had sympathy cause, as and the Walk poor reponse to "Group Home"
some shouted, "Go home." Despite the chilly exemplifies the level of concern that most people have
the indifference of some of the temperatures, for the freedom and safety of women.
bystanders and the fatigue of what seemed a marathon To Desauliners, someone made the sarcastic remark
march, the organizers seemed satisfied with the "What need you is a good rape [to increase concernC".
success of the event and what they publicly proclaimed members Some of the group think there maybe a shred
to be a good turnout. of truth to that comment; but it, hopefully, won't take a In reality, however, the lack of from the support tragic injustice before people become more aware of From Laurier there community was disappointing. was the issue. 6 the CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1.1987
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This not intention of "It was the the option was only offered to students Single parent lobby groups are to reduce the amount whohad OSAF government applied for last year. claiming victory after the Ontario of available these resources to A month later, (former) Minister government reversed a decision to people. That's what happened and of Colleges and Universities, limit or end to single parent access we've addressed it," Sulzenko said. Gregory Sorbara announced that student loans. Before the grants-only policy was the previous changes had been "We are thrilled," said Cecilia introduced, single parents were inadequate. "I have become con- Baker, a member of the Group eligible for up to $5,000 in grants and vinced that neither those changes Single Parent Discrimina- Against $3,500 in loans each year. In March, (announced in March) nor subse- tion (GASPD) in Kingston. Baker the eliminated the government loans, quent ones announced on June 30 is said she especially pleased raised the maximum for a grant have been satifactory in ensuring because sole support parents are single parent attending college or that adequate financial assistance is now for a eligible $2,000 year more and added $4 university to $7,000 available to sole support parents in government assistance than they the total of million to amount grant ..." he said in a letter dated August were last available for year. money single parents. 26 to students affected by the like GASPD Groups sprang up On June 30 the Ministry bowed to announcements. throughout Ontario last in spring protest against the elimination of In the letter he stated that sole opposition to a new government a loans by introducing 'grandfather support parents will now be auto- which policy ended single parents' clause'. Under the provisions of this matically eligible for the increased for student eligibility loans, amount of clause, single parents were given a grant money and a the increasing amount of grant choice between either the Canada Student of accepting Loan up to $105 money available to them instead. amount of and loan YOU KNEW YOU'D HAVE TO same grant per week. -OH, OUTT YOUR SNIVELLING! Barbara Sulzenko, Executive had the money as they received year Pauline Director of the Delion, YOU GOT IT!" PAY BACK YOUR STUDENT LOAN WHEN Assistant to the Minister of all Colleges before, or grant money. 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Because we fly to more towns and cities in Canada than airline this continent. \wmsmw 1_ _JJ Canadian Airlines International any Other on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 the CORD 9 Post —secondary forum touching student concerns continued from page 5 Phi member of CFS national federal-provincial graduate student on the 1 cost sharing Ottawa footing most of the bills organising involvement. "Any universities that executive. because provincial committee said grad students are governments while the provinces decide where fear participation with the private "It's quite contentious. The post- refused toattend until they received hoping to make a case for the money is spent. Provincial sector would be damaging to secondary community is proper not assurances that federal-provincial guaranteed annual income (through contributions have deteriorated 'curiosity research' are insecure. well- represented at said all," Sheena relations would not be the student aid) in recognition of the on under the EPF system. Sure there are dangers, but they Weir, chair of the Ontario agenda. research work they do. Macerollo is also concerned that (universities) are big boys and girls Federation of Students. "We exclude direct dealing with British Columbia seems to be governments are using the forum to and can them." Students they guard against represent less than ten fiscal the most initiative in terms of federal-provincial arrange- avoid taking taking any action on higher And the business of representatives per cent the 600 to forum A people invited ments," said Deputy Forum education preparation. pre-forum issues now. on the committee claim they are participate in the Forum. Secretary Del Lyngseth. meeting for all B.C. delegates was "Politicians are saying: 'we'll genuinely interested in education. The of chairs the 22 workshops The Mulroney held at Simon Fraser University government discuss it at the national forum'", and small on "Corporations large are the agenda will be given a list of 26 and 27. The promised a nationalforum on PSE in said September provincial Macerollo. "We don't need a where students will be their the earning questions by organisers to focus last Throne television a year's Speech, touting it forum know network will air phone- to about debt load or living and (the business sector) is debate. The organisers hope to as the first in the in panel on October 14 (8 p.m.), to step solving that thousands of qualified students in avoid intereseted making sure the accusations of financial the views of the B.C. manipulating troubles facing Canada's turned gage public are being away from colleges education system is relevant the forum to by including as a final post-secondary The before the National Forum. system. and universities this fall. what employers are looking for." on each question list: "Are these the provinces refused to attend The 13 Ontario student delegates until Consultation is nice, but these said Jill Bodkin, former chair of the right questions?". they received assurances that to the Ontario Federation of the issues have to be addresed now." B.C. Securities Commission. "Some chairs are afraid of the key topic of federal- provincial Students will meet this Saturday to Graham Flack a student from "There is a issues and growing belief on the want that kind of relations would "set out what we'd like to not be on the Dalhousie see University who was of the Canadian part business structure. Others don't want to be and what agenda. be accomplished our chosen to on the organising that community the perceived as corporate having a hidden Ironically, these fiscal priorities are," said Weir, chair of arrange- committee, wants to see a "full and sector and the government will be agenda," said Pascal. mentsare, for the Federation. many representatives frank" discussion of tuition fees. cooperating more to the "There was also from provide some concern Universities and Colleges, the Flack Weir said plans are underway for wants the forum to discuss funds make that the students necessary required to chosen to attend most important issue. a lobby session of provincial MPs new ideas like doubling tuition fees post-secondary education available the forum would be Young "Established Programs Funding October 20-22 as well as some sort for wealthier students and using the to students, and to Conservatives. and of the of especially Though CFS (EPF) must be addressed if the activity on campuses extra revenue for bursaries and provide she SUNS were assured that would and continuing education," not Forum is to have at Ontario's colleges universities any purpose all," loans to students from lower income said. there is happen ... some indication said to coincide with the forum Tony Macerollo, Chair of the backgrounds. itself. "There is an number that has." enormous of it said Royden Trainor, Canadian Federation of Students. "The best thing that could "We have to look at new ideas people from the private sector. chair of the Students' Union the of Nova EPF is current system of trans- happen," said Trainor, "is that this and many of them will be trashed, we Hopefully, (students) won't get Scotia (SUNS). funds forum will become a ferring for PSE from the but if permanent we can get just a few good dwarfed and it won't turn into a finances Although will receive federal government to the inter-provincial structure for ones out of this forum, we will have conflictual debate between those some attention, did organisers not provinces. intended as a discussing secondary Originally succeeded," said Flack. post- »o groups," said Paul the to address the of education issues." Ledwell, plan question ,cost-sharing program, EPF has left Genevieve Tanguay, a McGill Trojan horse promotes safe sex condom Vancouver (CUP)—The Trojan intelligence...l think here price made the event not everyone Bird and Isaak brought the horse the 30-foot, truck driven horse, as it rolled onto the too Horse University of is aware of the disease," said one expensive. Besides, he "It's said, to a B.C. football championship might inflame the fans to "come British Columbia student. knows whereto hard to on campus recently, "Everyone put a price an awareness in game Burnaby the next day to from running the stands to try and but it was not stunt. filled with condoms, buy them if they want them," said Many people the excite entering spectators, only to have it tear it down." soldiers. another student. university are often uneducated and As of the sheltered 'We had part publicity stunt to about safe sex and it's the really big plans of going The student cost the AMS $ 1,450. ordered destroyed by the RCMP. in with promote AIDS awareness, several responsibility of older students this big Trojan Horse and to ... "We tried to donation from get a "The police were worried that it students dressed as gladiators threw educate them." driving (it) around the stadium," he companies but they said condoms refused," might cause a riot," said Bird. Bird that 10,000 and AIDS pam- said, adding he told the RCMP AMS Finance Director Don "If he and Isaak, even one out of twenty said Isaak had just arrived at that phlets from a truck built into a huge people they had only brought the horse the horse's co-creator. horse. read the literature then it will have the gate, when unenthused RCMP to get school spirit off the ground for But Bird said the wholesale been worth it,"he added. officers told the two to tear down the coming year. "Not is everyone going to go to a safe lecture about sex but a lot of to people go a barbeque, so this is a good to way get any unaware Wouldn't You people," said Alma Mater Society Director of Administration, Tim Bird, one of the horse's master- minds. Rather Wear The condoms, not surprisingly, were Trojan brand: "Only the best for ÜBC students," said Bird. 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Onl M4S 2LB Telephone (416) 482-4444 UH call toll-free Julie at 1-800-268-6364 (Operator 509) 884-1970, ext. 2253 10 the CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 CFS promotion 'Where are we to smoke?' of the times: a into Sign man goes WLUSU has instituted a temporary By Steve McLean and a drugstore says loudly, "I want Analysis policy until they receive student of To join or not to join, that is the question that Wilfrid Laurier a large pack then condoms;" By input. University students will soon be asking themselves, as an imminent whispers, "And a small pack of "Peer-pressure is good, it will whether to become full member of the Elizabeth referendum approaches on a cigarettes." Galvin work in a lot of areas, but smokers of sentiment to Canadian Federation Students. Anti-smoking seems shouldn't be hiding or standing both the Wilfrid Laurier be the rule Laurier these Presently, University Students Union at days. The policy states that smoking is outside," said WLUSU president and the Wilfrid Laurier Graduate Students The Smokers Liberation Front in Dave Bussiere. (WLUSU) University allowed private or semi-private Association are members of CFS. (SLF), want to the (WLUGSA) prospective Prospective however, stop offices, the designated area of the Jody Brady, a Marketing will end the from bull- membership officially at CFS Semi-Annual General Meeting non-smoking legislation staff lounge and prohibited Research and Services Planning dozing it's to be held next May. way through. elsewhere. When the second phase Director, has a questionnaire out Individual students fee CFS members. A petition started the SLF which pay no as prospective However, by was of the policy comes into effect, on is available at Wilf's, the if WLU full students will each handed in to WLUSU President and the Info Booth. becomes a member, be required to pay $4 January 1, smoking will then "be Games Room for services. must then also become full of Dave Bussiere last week. Whetherit The asks their CFS The university a member prohibited in all of the above areas. survey students the Ontario Federation of Students the of additional three will the which where at cost an help stop policy, began Dr. Russell Muncaster, Vice- opinions on items like: they dollars the total to into effect 1 of this per student, bringing expense to $7. come July President: Academic said: "Society think tobacco products should be be The CFS over remains to seen. However, sold where think currently represents 400,000 post-secondary students; year, is at a point where science has or they designated absent the who would like co- should be? even though, the province of Quebec is completely in CFS group, to shown that second-hand smoke is smoking areas ordinate with other that membership. The Federation is a lobby group which is concerned with any interested harmful." Most smokers agree by wanted this the improvement, accessibility, and quality of post-secondary education campus groups, to show A Smoking Cessation Program sending out survey, making that have student and quality of student life. they support for began in July, and will run until their present policy only temporary Bussiere said that firm date for their concerns. and of WLUSU President Dave no the December 30. The program is open by having a realistic goal They are headed Allison referendum has been set. Fiowever, a tentative schedule has beendrawn by Regan to all full-time faculty and staff, and reducing smoking but not which wouldinclude CFS informationbooth the week and Neil Williams and feel that: the will half of the it, the student union is setting up a during university pay one eliminating *The of October 26, campaigning for and against CFS starting October 29, policy was pushed through $100 fee. showing consideration for smokers the on 1987. without student body's know- at Laurier. and the referendum itself held November 5, There are no university-funded Nominations head the will be some ledge; John a called to "Yes/No" campaigns accepted programs to help students stop Peevers, smoker, allowed time in October. Each side will receive $150 in funding. For WLU to •Smoking is only in smoking. the university's policy "a bit drastic" of the Central an it 'Designated Areas' said become official member of CFS, will need 50 per cent plus one voter The committee to formulate a and Rob Tallis, a non-smoker, but acceptance. Teaching Building, nobody smoking policy left the Student that the policy shows that "non- knows where these smokers Since WLUSU and WLUGSA are two distinct entities, Bussiere said exactly areas Union and the residences to their smokers are infringing on it their councils that would be up to WLUGSA whether or not they hold own are; respective to govern. rights." referendum. When asked, WLUGSA President Peter Postrozny said, *There is no free place for students inside the "We'll probably hold ours separately, but we'll decide for sure at our buildings: Wilf's smoking October 2 board meeting." sections is always full; *the well-ventilated CFS services include Travel Cuts, Studentsaver and the Student enclosed, area on the seventh floor of Work Abroad Program. The Federation's support services include The smoking the well- CanadianProgramming Service, the CFS Information Resource Service library is now an enclosed, and The CFS Students' Association Directory. ventilated, non-smoking area. According to a report submitted by WLUSU Arts and Science The policy leaves no place for Director smokers to and Zoltan Horcsok, these policies were a source of controversey at sit read while at the the CFS Semi-Annual General Meeting last May. Horcsok attended the university—except outside. As smoker meeting, which was held in St. John's, Newfoundland, along with Alvin Campbell stated, Bussiere. "Rights have been withdrawn from The of students." Several University Waterloo, which is currently a member of OFS but many other will Laurier smokers said will not CFS, be holding a referendum on November 9 and 10 to they take determine membership in CFS. Waterloo Federation of Students their $15 Development Fee back if Ted feel President Carlton said that nominations to head the "Yes/No" they are not permitted to will comfortable in of the campaigns be accepted and that each side will be given $300 to run a any university campaign. Representatives from CFS will help lobby for the "Yes" side. buildings. 's - Tony . clip & save PtZZA • PASTA W PANZEROTTI All - You - Can - Eat Buffet Luncheon $5.50 Dinner $7.50 103 King St. N. Waterloo 886-1010 Licensed undo - LLBO I ______THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 the CORD 11 Health plan needs clarification Patricia By McCaffery strike. The pending a postal B:3oam - 4:30 pm, Monday toFriday. reimbursed for this school Health specifications of the John Ingle Co.'s certificate will each student provide Phone No.: 884-1970 ext. 2146. Plan. Full proof of coverage must be Plan. To learnadditional information It a considerable number appears with a package containing their If the student already possesses a shown before reimbursement and on call of Wilfrid Laurier Univesity students reimbursements, designated policy number, registra- health insurance plan, he will be the plan must meet the exact 1-800-268-9059. about what services the are ignorant tion and identification number, of their Incidental Fees $81.10 pays phone number and additional for. Furthermore, there is a general information. All students: part-time, this Williams sense of apathy over issue, to be full-time, undergrad, and graduate replaced judging from the handful of students are eligible. who turned up to discover just what How does one get a prescription Keith Doan their is at a health By coverage plan filled? When one has the certificate forum held September 22. Vice-President of Finance), and $1,000 to Williams (last and policy number, most partici- The 1987-88 school initiated On September 23 the Students' Administrative year's Vice-President Administration)." year pating local pharmacies will honour Council at the of Windsor decided hold a the first University Health and University to Terry Moore, News Editor at the Lance informed the the plan, and bill the cost of the fill the left Cord that Tsilfidas Accident Plus Life Insurance Plan at by-election to president's position vacant by was at the University of Ottawa and prescribed drug, minus one dollar, Laurier. The the the resignation of Kevin Williams on August 8, 1987. that Tsilfidas felt that he had not done anything plan, sponsored by to the John Ingle Co.. The student wrong. Williams came after the accounting firm John Ingle Company is covered resignation Attempts to contact Tsilfidas proved futile. According must pay the deductible fee of one under the Student Administrative of Touche Ross conducted its annual audit during the to the Lance the funds which Tsilfidas has been dollar for each prescription. latter of Six the audit could not be ordered back bonus Council Fee ($35.30), the Student part May. points on to pay not only include the $4,000 accounted for, and another thirty discrepancies were Union Fee ($29.80), and the Student made to himself but also almost $6,000 in various Until the policy numbers are accounted for the SAC Review Committee Drug Plan ($16.00). Each student is students by Bylaw expenses that were incurred without proper issued, however, must pay and the board of directors* The points in question had required to these fees. The Plan documentation. (Lance, September 3, 1987) pay the prescription price in full and students four hours to do with the disbursement of funds which went While Tsilfidas has refused to back of the protects twenty retain their receipts in order to be pay any without the of the board. in the for the approval funds, both Woghiren andWilliams have paid back the a day, anywhere world, eligible for a refund. According to the Lance, the University of Windsor's funds allocated to them. At time Williams period of The Plan Dental press was coverage. covers expenses "A of Sometime before mid-October all student newspaper, total of $17,750 in bonuses; unavailable for comment but according to Arthur only in two cases: in injury exceeding students who have this which $7,400 went directly to the executive. Of that Gosselin the Associate News Editor at the Lance, paid required $1000.00 worth of damage, and in to Jon will receive $7,400, $4,000 Carlos Tsilfidas (last year's Williams if considering running for the president's fee a copy of their the event of impacted wisdon teeth $ to Cromwell cetificate. This document will be president), 2,400 Woghiren (last year's position le/t vacant by his own resignation. which medically require removal. distributed or by mail, by hand, No dental check-ups or hygienic work is covered. The prescription of oral contra- Orientation is in at U of T ceptive included the Health oops Plan only if medically required for non-contraceptive purposes. SOURCE: The Underground how to plan an orientation," said that "he (Leger) was not around." Inclusion of the pill in the Health absent Chris Leger, Services Commissioner Leger was from many of Plan would run up an estimated Scarborough (CUP)—While for Student the preliminary held featured Scarborough Campus meetings during $16.00 extra on each students fee at other universities students were Council, two week after classes the summer. statement. jumping in jello tanks and making started. "I'm out of the house most of the An additional $14.00 fee, for campus paper headlines with Leger blamed the cancellation of time and there is no one home to UNICEF cards save lives. Health Services covers the host of orientation at take antics, students the most of last week's orientation on "a my messages." medical services provided by the of Toronto's Buy UNICEF cards. University Scarborough lack of communication on council Leger added, however, that "I Nurses and Doctors For on duty. were what didn't call in check the campus studying. ..Nobody knows everyone else to (with more information on the coverage Why? Because the person who is doing...We haven't had a council council)." about the available, or concerns was HM any supposed to organize orienta- meeting for three weeks." Sarangi disputes Leger's claim of Conl.Kl Health Plan, contact Health tion activities forgot. Hanif Sarangi, Council President, ignorance. "He (Leger) was told to LINK" EV Canada 413 Ml Pleasant Rd the Services, on floor of the "I'm new this and I'm Toronto. Ont M4S i?LB Telephone (*i 16) upper at having a said he "could have monitored Chris' organise the orientation week early OR call toll-free 1-800-268-6364 (Operator 509) Student Services Building. 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' October 21 Concourse 10-3pm 22 services, October Concourse 10-3pm While you're at it, check out our desktop publishing public domain library, bulletin board and electronic communications serv- our educational services, begin- • made ices. We are also starting off Campus Appointments for January sittings can also be classes. tuned for morel!! ning with our Saturday morning Stay at this time 10am to Mon-Fri 10am to spm Sat 10pm These be used photographs are to as your K-W 950 King W (across from Hospital) personal graduation portraits Yearbook and your Keystone grad photo, as the photo for the class composit 749-1121 Please effort attend make every to Photography by Dave Pond THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1987 the CORD 13 WLUSU BY—ELECTION '87 In late August, Dave McMullin his resigned from position as Vice- President: University Affairs. The resulting by-election will take place on Tuesday, October 1987. Three 6, candidates are running for the and all time position full students are eligible to vote. In addition two candidates are running for the position of Music Director—recently resigned from by Matt Teeter. Only music students OCT. 6 can vote for this position. Vice President: The Cord solicited 300-word platforms from each of the VP: UA and each candidates, gave candidate the opportunity to be interviewed. Music Director Music Affairs candidates were limited to 200-word platforms. The were edited University platforms for length but not for syntax and grammar. Director 1 The other Clinics concrete would also like to see rules subject which I wish to Appeal/ Apply are all of of touch is the benefits from the against types recognition on, prospective recog- emanating Depart- such nitionof fraternities and ment.Political benefits take the form discriminatory groups as sororities at of Fraternities and Sororities. The Laurier. I came to Laurier to be a Lobbying, research, community Senate and Board relationship of CFS to OFS makes part of a small, unified, university liason, of Governors membership in this organization a population. I feel comfortable in this representation on academic mistake that Laurier should avoid. atmosphere and I am proud of the appeals boards. These are all worthwhile In conclusion, I believe that I am type of school that Laurier is. I feel services of and and in the best person for the position that fraternities sororities are benefits, yet they are, most Vice-President: University Affairs. elitist circles which would fragment instances, underused or simply not have the Laurier Let's work used. Should you any questions or community. I in then My of action, should I be comments, urge you to stop me to build on Laurier's community program is centredaround the theme the Concourse, leave a message in spirit. elected, Scott Piatkowski: Platform WLUSU mailbox I of active Our services and my or phone me Finally, would like to encourage progress. When students cast their ballots 745-6966. our research at the voters who wish to vote for lobbying techniques October should consider on 6, they need to be re-evaluated to bureaucratic political tycoons, to ensure what seek in their qualities they for of At maximum benefit to all students. vote one my opponents. Vice-President: Affairs. University To achieve these ends there must picture not available the same time, Iextend an invitation If people are looking for a Laurie Carleton: Platform person be some departmental definition to the Laurier population to vote for As who is a music director, my main goal approachable, leader, and between the Commission and the reason, friendliness, approachability has clear should will be ensuring that the needs and a agenda, they vote Department. This is at and service. Hey Laurier, vote Brett present for Scott Piatkowski. Brett interests of music students are Connors: Platform lacking, and the source Connors for V.P.: University Affairs! of much well My experience will allow me to do represented. Contraversy, bureaucracy, confusion. Without a clearly defined involved the best possible job as VP: UA. In Connors, due By becoming actively apathy, irresponsibility and undedi- (Unfortunately Brett department, a group dynamic can- in WLUSU events and I addition to having beenon the Board out of meetings cated leadership. These are the to a death in the family, was not hope to materialize. The can the of music of Directors for the and-a- for Manual keep faculty past year things that I, Brett Connors, do not town and unavailable interview). Operations of WLUSU I students informed as to issues that half, am a Student Senator and understand. needs So, don't worry about to changed accordingly. discussed in I WLUSU Student are being WLUSU. representative on them. Once departmental unity is will also be able to Publications. Because I sit on the communicate My platform is straightforward and achieved, there are several issues to Commission Services and Review issues of concern the music 1 be tackled. any simple. feel that student govern- students have, to the WLUSU Committee and am active in Campus Clubs needs ment needs a person who is Campus policy to be executive. It is time the of Clubs, I have an excellent of and looked with faculty grasp approachable open to student at an eye towards music had a voice in the current activities of the Ihave what stronger concerns. no axe to grind, nor streamlining and clarifying are WLUSU I would like to be that Commission. I hold do any grudges. My platform now very ambiguous and confusing voice. My plans include a stronger Safety built the is on basis of reason, guidelines. and Equality Commission to fight friendliness, approachability and The WLUSU smoking policy for such advances as policies needs work. It against service. While issues are not the is not enough to sexual harassment and discrimina- focus of this campaign, I would like simply post nosmoking signs around tion, improved lighting on the of the SUB. A aid campus, to address issues the clinical program to and a forum for the discussion of upcoming CFS referendum, and the smokers in quitting should be offered such issues. recent fraternity and sorority to students at a reduced rate, Another area in need of attention contraversy. subsidized by WLUSU in much the is that of communication between Two students same as the years ago, the of way administration is the Commission and the students, for staff. Laurier rejected OFS membership. doing its the community, and other student OSAF Unfortunately, one of the prerequi- Apply/i Appeal Clinics representatives. The first can be sites for membership in the CFS should become a yearly service to achieved down by tearing the ivory Canadian Federation that students receive the organization ( Bryan Leblanc: Platform ensure tower on which the position has of OFS maximum allowable assistance. Students) membership in The Department of University been placed. Since I am from the (Ontario Federation of Students). In the heart Students Together on Affairs, to my mind, is of Community K-W area, I will be of under- capable clear sent the Concerns and still is, a 1985, signals were by WLUSU. It has a mandate to provide was, very and influence standing exerting upon Laurier student that good idea. population they for student needs in both tangible local I will also politics. give did not wish to this and Mr. Leblanc's platform exceeded join organization. political ways. Specifically, assistance and receive feedback the 300-word One of responsibilities as vice- limit specified by The Henry Avison: Platform my Campus Clubs, Legal Resource, from BOG reps and tudent and president would be to respect the S.A.F.E, Operation Cord, as a result, was unable to In the past few months there has Outreach, Senators by attending their students be in its mandate. Bacchus and, in the OSAP printed entirety. been increasing controversy i.e. past, meetings. articles in The Cord, concerning the right of the Dean to limit the extra-curricular musical activities Interview of music students. This has been the largely due to lack of open Do think the of at communication between the you rights women WLU are being dealt with How would you make WLUSU an effective lobby group? WLUSU? students, Faculty and this most by illustrious As Leblanc doesn't lot of publication. Music feels see a sexual discrimination at WLU. He thinks Leblanc WLUSU has been as a because lacking lobby group the Director I will the transition increase contact focus of the VP: UA from Women's Commissioner to Safety and Equality is not position has not been 'as precise as it could have between the Student Union and a Leblanc been.' He advocated the good move. advocates setting up a Women's Commission using Liaison Assistant as a researcher to the Music to with a clear mandate to Faculty prevent search in other schools. as opposed having a single commissioner with out support Leblanc said he would work closely duties. rumours from developing into with this vague He wants to see more emphasis on the Safe Coordinator person to apply pressure to the university adiministration the and political problems. favours more action like "Take Back the Night" walks. city of Waterloo, and the provincial government. I the will bridge gap between Piatkowski felt that the of rights women are being dealt with by the rather that students and Faculty like an Piatkowski felt lobbying was more important on a local basis, but not union, enough. Piatkowski would like to strengthen the Safety Episode between two statements stressing contact with the councillors and of Kitchener and and city mayors Equality Commission as well as set up an anti-discrimination and of a Waterloo. On a direct Fugal Exposition. Yah, that's provincial level, Piatkowski stated that contact anti-sexual harassment He also felt policy. that the issue of lighting on it- 111 the with Mr. and Mr. than no wait, be Subject of the Epp Sweeney would be better having a campus had to be addressed. Fugue and the students can be the 'mouthpiece' in Toronto speak for WLUSU. Counter-Subject. The Dean, what How can WLUSU better communicate with the 'average' can the Dean be? Let's see, he can What is the major contributor to student apathy in WLU student? be the Episode- no hell be a new student politics? Motive. So we'll all be different Leblanc felt that by posting notices of meetings, minutes, and the Leblanc felt that lack of information was the major contributor to voices, the Dean will be the Bass scheduling of Board meetings at more convenient times and in more student apathy. He felt it was difficult to relay information from and I'll be the Tenor the imitating accesible places to the public such as the WLUSU can students turned Concourse, government to students. He said are off by the egos of the Subject given by students- wait, better communicate with the students. He felt WLUSU should show WLUSU which contributes to I'm apathy. the subject- the students itself forums no, doing something (ie. conducting open on important issues) should be the and HI be Subject Piatkowski felt that there would always be a certain proportion of the and suggested a subtle change in attitude. the Counter-Subject. And all the student body who would not be interested in their student government. voices will blend Piatkowski felt that the student union has to be innovative in its together wearing However, he attributed much of the blame for student apathy on the to with a harmonious attempts communicate the students. Piatkowski advocated contrapuntal fabric. student union. "We (the union) have been placed on a type of a pedestal WLUSU to the Yeah, that's it. bringing students, especially in the case of elections, at times, or we've seen ourselves on a pedestal, and that's wrong." said rather than forcing interested candidates to find WLUSU. Piatkowski. 14 the CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 the CORD Please be brief In the past the Cord would not print letters which deemed were racist, sexist, or homophobic. As member a paper of Canadian University Press it (CUP), was part of our mandate to promote social and change, we thought (and many papers still that do) we were doing our bit by following a progressive letters policy. Last realized that year we this policy presented a distorted view of society. The world we reflected contained no racism, sexism, or homophobia. In of twisted some sort way, we thought we were the these protecting people letters were aimed against. In reality we weren't really protecting them, but pretending this kind of mindset did not exist. This the Cord its Battle lines drawn year changed thinking and being letters No do adopted an open policy. longer we Now that another election is around the arbitrarily decide what is racist, sexist, or just corner, thoughts of political campaigning and Comment homophobic; no longer do we decide what letters demented scheming drift through my mind. should read. An letters By you (our readers) As an astute it is open political observer, quite easy to policy is just that—open. see the wheels turning in our local student politicians' Rob Furlong minds. Besides the obvious fact that will we not print a Now as of the everyone knows, the ultimate goal any turn, Greek Council. libellous letter, there is one to slight stipulation student politico at WLU is to become of Last Leblanc president year, lost a close presidential bid to the The which our readers must if wish to students' union. reasons are Bussiere. He with comply they many. rebounded a senate victory (he the is student didn't Obviously president the most powerful even run a communicate with the Laurier community. Letters campaign). Then most recently, on Instant As campus. notoriety. prez, you can Leblanc jumped at the chance at the high profile must be limited to 250 words or less. control the student attempt to press, you can decide position of Vice President: University Affairs. And To understand the for the 250-word what bands the alcohol Leblanc reasoning Turret gets, you can raise is a member of a fraternity—Sigma Theta prices to prohibitive levels, can decide the colour Chi. limit, one must venture back to February. During you of the SUB stairwells...basically control the Neither denies their the WLUSU election you presidential intentions. campaign the Cord was student And as former Matt that agenda. president Realising Leblanc is in the middle of a bombarded with letters-to-the-editor concerning Certosimo proved, can even strike fear into the campaign, 1 be careful intrude the you must not to upon hearts of the university administration. the now infamous Official Scary Monster Party. We Admittedly process. It is important, however, to point out the the BOD and the vice presidents provide some form subtleties of student read the received that politics. When you so many not only did we not have the of control over the but most WLUSU president, Cord, or any newspaper (if you will allow me to call for but it demanded too much space them, simply in presidents are practised the art of Machiavellian the Cord a take newspaper), you should try to into time from our staff. A 250-word limit so this is not was placed on manipulation, a problem. consideration the sources. The battle lines are already being drawn for next As much as politicians like to "blame the media", letters so that we could publish everyone's February's elections. Look for WLUSU love presidential they exploiting the media for their own ends submissions. director Zoltan Horcsok and former director, and even more. A newspaper such as our own is back to this Last week we received current student Leblanc in Now, year. senator, Bryan to lock horns constantly danger of becoming nothing more than in a hotly contested Fraternities will be a "medium del an 850-word letter. We asked its author to shorten campaign. a rhetorico", a sounding board which major issue. The signs obvious. are costs a great deal less than Looton posters. it, but the person declined. The writer's rebuttal since his Horcsok, election as a member of the Granted fraternities are an issue that need was that if the either abbreviated Official critique was or Scarey Monster to the of Arts Party position discussion. Being cynical, however, it seems to me dissected Director has become one of the most active board all it would turn into something resembling that politicians are too quick to choose the members, although some would it's just because sides of their of The chose withhold the say opposite opponents in hopes "gaining "mudslinging". person to he complains a lot. Due to his he and skepticism, ground", gaining exposure eventually gaining an letter from publication. attended the Canadian Federation of Students election victory. of the writer's annual spring conference in Newfoundland with So when read the Many points are valid and the you paper, look beneath the current president Dave Bussiere. Horcsok has also surface. Ask questions. Don't believe Cord does everything you definitely not want to censor any been the most vocal opposition to fraternities and, in hear or read. student's opinion. Can an opinion be thoroughly discussed in 250 words? We think it can. If we didn't merits review think it could be done, we would not have Smoking policy included the length restriction in the Letters Policy. Smoking and non-smoking the non-smoking policy, provided The final conclusion must be over organization students have noticed the "no convenient and accessible areas for anarchy, policy over fairness to all smoking" adorning walls and non-policy...in signs smokers and subsidized a Smoke- doors throughout the university. of writers, readers, and production workers. enders program for all members this Letters Why are most surprised at K-W Hospital. The university If don't line—in 250 you agree, just drop us a policy? In July, our venerable Smoke-enders To The subsidizes programs words less. or administration I phased out (and use for its staff and faculty, but students the term loosely) smoking rights Editor apparently are not members of the within the every building exept university—nothing is provided for Student area will Union; this come them. This policy is flawed, for review in How up January. totalitarian, generally unfair and What politically stacked folks. merits serious review. percentage of students were Sincerely, attending classes in July? Which convenient and accessible area? Alison Rogan students asked their of Wilfs were opinion is designated—its a bar, you The administration in have and the change? to buy something its only too its usual handed after 12 noon. The T.V. Critique heavy manner open lounge implemented a policy affecting a is also designated—you can smoke Editorial opinions are approvedby the Cord Editorial Board on PehalfofCord staff number of which while bombarded Bob Students' Student significant people, being by and are independent of the University, the Union and the long to print PuPlications Board. although positive in its direction, will Barker or while wailing with Nicki. fail as it disregards the rights of Do they think thatsmokers don'tdo EDITORIAL BOARD Last week I submitted what I students. schoolwork? Why did they remove thought was a rather eloquent Editor Rob Editor-in-Chief Erika Sajnovic. News For have the seventh floor Furlong, years smokers ignored room? smoking critique of a particular member of Eric Beyer, Associate News Editor Kirk Nielsen, Entertainment Editor the rights of non-smokers. That has So, smokers will smoke. Ifall convenient Chris Starkey, Sports Editor Cori Ferguson, Production Manager the Cords"'Guest Comment" staffs smokers have changed—most and accessible areas are illegal, what abides. journalistic Alas, my letter terms. Offices The Cord is published during the fall and winter academic are become reasonable and concientious difference will it make where do Wilfrid Laurier they was not to be found in last weeks located on the second floor of the Student Union Building, at with their habit. is it then that Ave. Waterloo. (519) 884-2990. The Cord is a member of Why it—they're breaking policy University, 75 University W. anyway. Cord due to the fact that it exceeded Press and the Ontario Community Newspaper Association. Canadian University the administration forces students K-W Hospital recently phased out the paltry 250 word limit the Cord Copyright ©1987. WLU Student Publications. No part of the Cord may be who into the role of the rude Editor-in-Chief smoke most smoking. They staff reproduced withoutthe permission of the surveyed continued on 15 boor simply by not designating a for three months, slowly phased in page THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 the CORD 15 Chains of editorial bondage? dise and service that the continued from page 14 bookstore Operation Procedures Agreement Question offers and that together contribute and strip WLUSU of its editors have granted the student monopoly towards the mandate to balance the over the distribution of alcohol in which on proletariate toexpress their budget. campus, indirecrtly away views. taking Secondly, the WLUSU's $62,489 quoted is major source of revenue I fail to see how the Cord could not the from used gross revenue (students fees apparently are a mere expect to see any reasonable critique of the Week books. It is rather the total amount pittance). Hit by this threat to their of one of one of its journalists made students paid out to by the bookstore collective pocketbook, and the in a mere 250 words. After all, the in 1986. There is a very obvious executives' "stipened" salary, the low life who I was writing to criticize difference. BOD did the honourable thing and is allowed to spout off at lengths Sincerely, surrendered How (the preceding far are the Blue Jays going to go? considerably exceeding 250 words Paul Fischer information is based on comments quite regularly. IF letters to the Bookstore Manager made by numerous members of the Brad and Rob notto By Lyon Furlong editor are be reduced to mere BOD). mudslinging than a relaxation of the —Shawn Giilck 250 word policy wouldseem in order Editor when warranted. Funny I don't s note: Mr. Giilk's Beer prices letter was remember a over the 250 word and seeing particularly limit uxjs The and edited copious quantity of letters jamming single overriding reason for length. for last weeks Letters to the Editor the rise in the price of drinks on column. campus is the repairs made to the If of this Turret roof. These the any has inspired any of repairs cost Funny eh? read students of this $15,000. you to want to my original campus Unless I am afflicted the In the Sept. 11th issue of the Cord letter, why don't you goon up to the by amnesia is (Vol 28 No I Burton Cord offices and tell Rob Furlong selective that contagious 3) noticed the the WLUSU that like in offices, I seem to Cummings concert mentioned in (Editor) you'd to see my in the remember a certain bitterly the section "Long ag0..." 1977 was letter Cord. There still may be contested and widely publicized my frosh as an undergraduate hope that the student body can year They're not. case over at and I throw off these chains of editorial court the ownership of the WLU, remember the concert Allan Lee and which SUB. The decision in this case was the that followed it bondage the Cord has seen fit controversy 2nd year Games Room the the in WLUSU, in the to place upon us. clear; university, not resulting the Sincerely, students, own SUB. This means firing/resignation (depending on who talk of the BSA Director Paul Wilk thatWLU's administration occupies you to) VP: Student WLUSU Arts Director and a position analagous to a landlord, (now Activities). It was which said that of the main for Official Scarey Monster means that repairs are its one reasons the responsibility, not the students. firing/resignation was a "mis- In all fairness, this point was communication problem". In the Clarification of the brought to the attention of the BOD same issue Cord we read by Gesa Wisch and Zoltan Horcsok. about the resignation of D. Allow me to clarify a of couple What is not generally known is the McMullen as V.P.U.A. His reason points relative to last week's article for fact that the executive threatenedto resigning was a "mis- on the Bookstore buy back. of First cancel the Development Fund communication problem". Funny all it is missleading to that the say contribution if the administration eh? What was that saying again? buy back balances the bookstore refused for the The - the but lose to pay Turret repairs. more things change more They're going to get there, budget as intimated. It is but one of In the Anderson response to this, the administra- they stay same. Susan many cataaories of both merchan- Ist Business tion threatened to open the J. Krister Ulmanis year 600 words or less Unfair policy foisted upon us Because there are fewer smokers than non- By Craig Durham smokers, it seems the few can be corralled into of the special areas campus (Call me a drunken Injun Last week's article by Eric Beyer (Laurier Not A and put me on that reservation, paleface!). But as Highschool, hit the nail on the head p. 10) concerning the students, and yes, adults, we have not only the new non-smoking policy and the high-handed capability but the right to decide this sort of an issue Father Knows Best mentality responsible for its for ourselves, without the aid of some kindergarten instigation. teacher spanking our collective bottom and telling us My question is, why was the non-smoking policy they know best. implemented during the summer when the majority of I've seen people smoking in the concourse, the Further than Linda Lovelace the student body was unavailable for comment? This and the class- Luc Gerritsen torque room, hallways occasionally, law into the new was slipped action same way a thief I of 4th rooms. have not seen or heard anyone asking a year Bio/Phys.Ed. sneaks into when a house no one is home, carries out smoker to put their cigarette out. his selfish deed, and disappears. Why wasn't the issue This suggests to me that the new policy satisfies open for discussion, before the rules were finalized, with WLU's but lacks administration, an eye to image, by the very student body it will affect? The answer anyenthusiastic support from the students. Therefore seems to be that administration wants it that way, and I suggest a viable response to there current drastic students can lump it or leave it. Discussion is I to policy measures. encourage smokers light up in verboten — escape impossible! forbidden areas as a form of protest, but not in the The same insensitivity to the desires of the students spirit of infringing on non-smokers' rights, rather as has the accomoda- precedent in insultingly meagre an alternative to the excessive restricion. The majority tions for the disabled at Laurier, and the root of the of social activity takes place in the concourse and the problems are identical: minorities have no rights. This torque room,both of which are designated as smoke- may sound a tad dramatic, but unfortunately it's true. free. There should be a compromise which allows That truth would be much more if simple conspicuous smokers do to their thing in these areas. it involved restricting the activities of certain races or Better still, talk to the people who foisted this unfair religions; the attitude is the same. visit lose the policy upon us. Sure, Dr. Weir's office, fire up a They'll to Tigers This whole "No smoking in except designated nice sit back the Uwe Kraemer big stogie, and to relax as you discuss areas"(which are pretty scarce) smacks of the same 2nd currentconditions. We are notchildren, and we have year Geography rationalethat saw blacks sitting in the back of the bus the right to decide for ourselves the rules we follow in not so many years ago. the school we pay to attend. 600 words or less Jobs—go out and get them By Brad Roberts. Now that adds part time jobs. if my addition is correct about time-and-a-half. So here we have lots of up to JOBS, JOBS, JOBS !!! the students in campuses all across country working time-and-a-half; but still we see articles referring to Now that things have settled down; orientation week what real "Today's youth spoiled" or "They don'tknow is within 20 mile over, you know intimately every pub a work is." That's all a lot of bullshit for the most part. radius. Most things are getting into a routine, and you student the Compare an average to average wage find it know may necessary to get a part-time job. I I've Nowhere, I hope earner. The student attends classes roughly 20 hours had that hell let to, but is just topay off the editor so me Rob Ariss another 20 hours for those per week, spends preparing write these columns. of have other Some you may 25th Fan and still year Tiger classes, and thenworks 7-10 hours per week, reasons—its your week to stock the beer fridge, your then all The survives; you add on those parties. average the like girlfriend wants to go halfsies on "pill", you'd to and is beat. couch-potato husband works 40 hours eat more than those terrible cafeteria rations etc. etc. don't work Don't give me this stuff about "Students What amazes me is two things. Firstly to get a job they just party" it simply isn't true. you need experience. Nice and simple right? Wrong— that let Well now that I've got off my chest; me what if don't — you have any experience?. So tell me provide you with some job searching tips: how in the hell if am I supposed to get any experience Firstly, NEVER commit to working Friday or nobody will hire me??? continued on page 16 Secondly they call us full time students, but we take 16 the CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 Students work time and a half write "I received the award always highest possible as a continued from 15 page Brownie - The Chocolate Chip" for that matter NEVER tell friends Saturday night, or Sunday morning. Lastly, your where you are Unless of like of friends because will course you're one my roomates working, inevitably they come and couldn't describe the inside of if and who a pub you paid embarrass, bug you maybe even get you fired. One him. Grade guy in my 13 class made the mistake of telling us NEVER school colours the his first the Secondly, wear your to it was night at Petro-Can station. Fifteen interview. but does exist this Sorry, yes preference in minutes after he started work, the entire student A isn't about two university town. Waterloo graduate parking lot of about 100 cars rolled over to the Petro- hire fresh Laurier student who insults his Can fill He to some station to up. was mad at us for weeks. football team. Naw that you fully understand these points - "GO REMEMBER ourself. Never OUT THERE AND GET Because if don't Thirdly, you're selling 'EM!!!" you write down n a resume —"I was in Brownies"; instead some other "spoiled youth" is going to. HQWCAN YOU SAVE 600 words or less Information prevents panic By Susan Merli banana peels), we need things to be as simplistic as possible. Perception is reality. Whether skeptic or fan, the fraternity of Sigma Are fraternities members sexist, elitist, disuniting of Theta Chi exists as part of our university community. Do a non-conformist group? they exemplify a Since most students are not indifferent and have Is Theta Chi the diversified the university "class-struggle'? Sigma many opinions on subject, a for the David Tom and breeding group next Letterman, responsibility exists to the students, faculty, and Merlin Olson clones? Or are a brotherhoodof Theta and fraternities Selleck they Sigma Chi, any positive extension of the university, benefitting or sororities that follow. Misinformation will not only students and in the that on campus people community, defeat the sense of unity is present on campus, activities and but that TRAIN TICKET? with their proposed organized charity will hinder any positive relationships might work? develop between the brothers of Sigma Chi and the Recent study of Laurier student opinion on the students of Laurier. subject has suggested that there exists a concern Why not find out all there is to know about the about the of fraternities and then make rash presence on campus. fraternity, any statements or of of the — Are students WLU afraid brotherhood affirmations. the students of Sir Wilfid Diet for a month. positive We, when make friends I they say,"l can my own way. Laurier (I know this is beginning to sound like the to sent as Try get and house in which to don't need a Greek name a big American Declaration of Independence), have to a parcel. do it." know whether we feel fraternities and sororities will harm our present atmosphere on campus, or whether —I/Pretend be you're There appears to misunderstandings and much supporting them will enhance Laurier student growth. confusion about this adherently American organi- To need 1 under 12. the average student, Sigma does not to do have zation. Why we a fraternity on campus? remain merely the eighteenth letter of the Greek that Show student Where did it come from? Who decided we it takes to Afi your alphabet; obviously on greater significance needed one? the of Theta wJ card. brothers Chi. "newness" Usually, when something of this Rumours have it that prospective fraternities and on Laurier are raised and sororities and take develops ground, questions might sprout root at a campus answers are made availabe. If there is a misconcep- near you. result. tion—or even avid hostility, clarification must Panic need not set in to the informed. By finding out Being the biased and judgemental of The train's the specimens about the ambiguous Greek body, hazy notions need definitely smart way to that where humanity we are, perception is usually be a thing of the past. Chances are there will not be a travel. Even smarter these with VlA's student days and thrive to reality to us since we on our ability friendly, neighbourhood super-hero around to save fares. show us student card and Just your you're misinterpret known factors of daily existence (tending unsuspecting students with misperceptions and richer. Have ride. Meet and the of on your way, 1/3 a relaxing to question squabble over necessity delusions. some new friends. And let the good trains roll! 600 words or less For more information and reservations, call Travel VIA Rail. VlA's student your Agent or Negative events disturbing fares are available to full time students. Some conditions times and dates of travel. be for or circumstances apply regarding By Mark Heckman may personal inescapable individual Ask for details. but there are also political reasons for an to As I issue of the the resign from position office. These, in picked up an Cord previous his/her and/or the most and week, under a Hostess barbeque chip bag and an my opinion, are distressing dangerous abused Beer I full of anxious Political in A&W Root can, was types. resignations, especially a relatively the articles which within. It as student is, anticipation of lay was my compact government, our government that internal and internal- earnest hope that the contents of the year's first sugg sts bickering dominate at issue would reveal an optimistic tone for the quarrelling our public officials'agenda, least for a brief of time. This further forthcoming academic year. period suggests discover that current issues of and relevance to Instead, I was disturbed and dismayed to importance This the of These Laurier students are type presence negative events. negative temporarily neglected. of of situation is undesirable to both the events to which I am referring are the resignations obviously furthers Dave McMullin (VP:UA), Yvonne Lemmen (BSA) students and their elected officials, since it neither interests. and the s emingly inevitable resignation of Board party's Next time, Director Matt Teeter. Unfortunately, internal feuding is an inherent choose VIA. I characteristic of behaviour and These resignations should be cause for concern political systems, students for of whether be at the among Laurier a variety reasons. they federal, provincial, municipal faced with First, resignations have the effect of destabilizing a or university level. Thus, we are a the conundrum. Political resignations and segment or a significant chunk of student are unhealthy there is no solution government in the short-term. The vacated office is distractive politically, yet virtually the forceful and effectively inert. Conceivably, the responsibilities of for their elimination, given viciously of In other that office could be transferred to others within the competative nature politics. words, further are a political reality and our government; however, this solution places political resignations This officials will be elected and will as sure strain on the individual's schedule and agenda. public resign the undesirable situation will ultimately, in one form or as seasons change. this of inherent behaviour has another, be felt within the student government and Hopefully, type will in the trickle down to the student body. subsided and be minimized upcoming year in for concern over order Laurier politicians to govern effectively However, my paramount the them. on the student's behalf. It is vital that Laurier v resignations in general lies in cause of \ rebound from these resignations. , Admittedly, people resign for various reasons. They successfully \ \ ■ \ « kneepads \ \ — I \1 | .... * — \ * 1 I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 the CORD 17 And when the band you're in starts playing different tunes, The Scene I'll see you on the dark side of the moon. Doug plugs on behalf of the Slugs By Rob Lawson music and Doug Bennet's wild stage Watson and lead singer Doug don't know about. We were like hair-dye-colour of the month band antics. of Bennett, played a versatile set thirty miles from the tip you can work that circuit but you Doug and the Slugs proved why The veteran Vancouver band, composed of ballads, old favourites Greenland and we were like four- can't take it further. In America that of Canada's they are one premier like composed of guitarists Richard Day by Day, and solo material hundred miles from the North Pole. means you could probably work the road acts last Friday night as an Baker and John Berton, keyboard from Doug Bennett's Animato. We were right up there. Tip top of triangle...you know...Boston, almost packed Turret thoroughly player Simon Kendall, bass player "A bit ofsomething for everyone" Ellesmere Island. In terms of North Providence, New York, and Philly the enjoyed Slug's polished party and that Steve Bosley, drummer Wally "thoroughly entertaining" America its an army base and then over to L.A.. But, I mean would be monitors Russian radio and musicians appropriate ways to the there are so many working describe Friday night's show. communications. The idea being who work the heartland. The thing The Cord to catch that to NORAD about Vancouver is that managed up they report any you're with Doug Bennett after the show Russian shit thats happening. forced to get out into heartland I for an interview. Which do little I you prefer playing—large guess a more. Because, mean, What do think you of Ontarians? or small venues? the next city after Vancouver is an Ontario think different. When Being an guy, I that The gigs are you hour away, then the next one after I small when I become Prime Minister will play a intimate club, you get that is Calgary which is ten. Even art make it mandatory that when you downalmost to the level of touching bands in Vancouver tend to be leave hearts with in high school, you spend two people's your lips probably more rooted reality, a of But when years travelling the country —and wrapped around them. real art school scene happening in it will be funded- course government you play larger venues you get to tap Toronto where you can play again just to learn what's happening. It's into ten-thousand people screaming and again in a very select sort of not like Ontarians and excited about the music. and overblown are stupid... getting circle, you get an is of there that idea of how valid they're just ignorant. They don't There a sort energy your thing is. take the time outside. the In small How much time do to get taps masses. a venue you you spend on the What about Europe and the U. S. ? kinda work in television or film road? The Europe side of it has been where you can move your eyebrow a We spend about seven to eight kind of a no-go because we've had quarter ofan inch and you can speak months on the road. That's because singles released in Germany and for fifteen feet. But when you're we're a live band. The roots have England and they've yet to click. As playing twelve-thousand people always been in the live show. You for we're the United States though, you're in more of a thing where you have to pay attention to the real down with warfare have to shoulderor move here I think the real going guerilla move your thing and thing we're the border whole head. tactics; crossing your here is playing live. I mean its stupid ofinfluence bands think constantly to sort things. Why have so many great to that you're just going to music make We're playing enough key places emerged from the Vancouver records—and records are so that we're down in scene? much bullshit. I attracting people Cause, mean, live to downand I think that's a sense, come enjoy to a large degree records are this phony thing where the and that leads television because avoid the Golden- show; to you can you get to use all this millions of and a few other things. Down there Horseshoe in Vancouver, the dollars worth of equipment and we were on Golden-Horseshoe that unless Pink where a small, independant being sort you're Floyd, you of label out Cleveland, a company of big hip, with a capital H-I-P, can afford to tour with fifty-seven called Avion, which was essentially a scene that happens in Toronto. But semis, you're going to have to face distribution company. We want to the drag about that is the fact that the reality that you're going to have You work get down there to increase the it's so insular. can that to play the stuff live. that from soon? potential we have to play live. The Golden-Horseshoe, goes Can we expect a new record Cord Paul Mitchell band has been a live act. to Hamilton with not We're half finished. When photo by always Kingston way we we'll What about exploring new horizons? really having to leave your home or back from this take a month Doug and the Slugs thoroughly entertained an enthusiastic crowd last get It's so important to keep the thing actually taking your music out and or a month and a half to finish it. It's Friday night at the Turret. Doug Bennett, pictured above, spent most of fresh. We're band that it the So what a can handle testing on road. much more guitar-oriented. I like the night in the crowd, or walking on top of the bar. The band really stale because is is that false getting our show so happens you get a really recording with these guys. The only enjoys playing live and Bennett explains why in an interview. much that is that the solo improv every night sense you're acheiving great reason thing came out was different. That's we do those based on the fact that that we'd half why things you're just done a yearand a kooky gigs that we always do. We appealing to a certain elite segment of touring and we wanted to get the I New O'Dell musical went to North Pole this year to of the population. To me its just a away from one another. think the do an army base up in Alert Bay. known entity that if you want to take chemistry of the band works on By Neill Kernohan We've done alot of the Northern it out on the road-the Golden stage because people can sense for Territories stuff because I mean its Horseshoe is probably the the most part that we enjoy playing small become star." this to Canada of and a little with each other. "Girl from town goes to big city to a Hearing really great explore equivalent broadway movie without being pseudo-patriotic. It's off is such a small like to to Laurier cliche one is reminded of the great Busby Berkeley extravagances broadway-that Anything you'd say there students? with beautiful chorus girls doing perfect dance numbers. Overworked a great treat to get up and see percentage of the population. If you alot have and overdone. parts of Canada that of people a really hip-nouveau-trendo- (Pause)...No North But Musical Laurier with their new production Bay to Broadway succeeded in breathing new life into the tired old theme, and pulled "42nd Street" into the eighties. of the twenties Leslie O'Dell, writer and director, uses a technique out and borrowed by small town dinner theatres everywhere: take a script, find fit the line and them into the empty holes. songs that story ram broken and bad Usually you get lovely tunes up destroyed by dialogue. sound like were written Not so here. The words ring true; the songs they bittersweet especially for the book, and everything moves together to a climax. the Deborah Ludolph played The Ingenue, and balanced innocence and her and drive perfectly. Her voice, as always, was easy to listen to and technique impeccable. She obviously had some of the best songs, her rendition of almost had a show-stopper with Something's Coming matched from West Side Story. Here, voice and movement were perfectly by choreographer, Valerie Lee. leaves the Mr. The Juvenile, as played by Michael Rouse, never stage. voice sounded Rouse handled the role quite well, and even though his the lower he to tenor more relaxed and natural in range, proceeded sing and did so admirably. Ludolph and Rouse blended beautifully during their difficult harmonies well. duets, and sang the will over Audience participation was tried (one lady never get having The Drunk's head buried in her lap) and succeeded. The many gentlemen the of the auditorium were not who leapt from their seats on the floor lacked in vocal they greatest songsters in the world, but what they power made up for in sheer boisterousness. of did David Falk, headof the Opera Programme in the Faculty Music, well one of the hardest roles to produce playing himself on stage which is and I would bet a lot of his believably. His voice was clear and projected, advice The almost the which he handed out so freely to Ingenue was same Cord photo by Andrea Cole advice he gives to his own students. The Last week Musical Laurier toBroadway in the Theatre Auditorium. Written and women of the chorus deserve special mention. Not only did they Theatre presented North Bay directed the show overall 19 by Leslie O'Dell, was an success. continued on page 18 the CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 I S DUNDEE'S Re taurants UW hosts Juno winner 1/2 PRICE By Steve McLean The 150 patrons at University of Waterloo's Humanities Theatre witnessed a of crucial MEAL DAYS night reggae music and dubpoetry last Thursday. (month of Oct.) Sponsored jointly by the Waterloo Public Interest Research Group and CKMS-FM, Lillian Allen inspired AT PIZZA DELIGHT the sparse but enthusiastic crowd through both words and music. The Jamaican-born Allen started & DUNDEE'S off the alone evening on stage, few reciting a pieces of spoken poetry Licensed Restaurants Juno award without winner Lillian Allen performing her unique style of any musical accom- reggae. paniment. She was then joined by Cord photo by Steve McLean her which included band, (among interwoven with one hell of a dance Tues. at Dundee's (dble Fish & Chips) Regent Park. The crowd's positive others) former Animal Slaves bassist groove. response to the girl's contribution Rachel Melas and a keyboardist who such as Birth Wed. at Pizza Delight (Med. or Songs I Fight Back, "made her day", as Allen talked of has played with a number of Poem, top Nellie Belly Swelly and The how Tanya had been upset earlier reggae including Rita Larger Pizzas) acts, Marley Subversives dealt with the dis- that day at school when she and Burning Spear. crimination which white, and encountered books which (Dine in only) text Although the band has not been black face treated black especially women, every people in a derogatory for were an together very long, they day. The Subversives was manner. 10% DISCOUNT unit and excelled extremely tight particularly well-received as the As well as Revolutionary TeaParty individually brief solos. band slid of mode into during out reggae a and the forthcoming album, Lillian Particularly impressive were the funk beat which had EVERY DAY SPECIAL bouncy both Allen has also published a book drummer and bassist Melas who women and men skanking in the entitledRhythm an' Hardtimes which • I.D. kept up the crunching rhythm which aisles. Just Present Your Student Cards has sold over 7,000 copies. So you're is so vital to this genre of music. Condition's Critical the for urged looking provocative or • valid combination with other poetry Not in coupons or Allen, a former resident of downtrodden stand for poor to up you just want to shake your tail, by Kitchener-Waterloo, all their and Can't Kill The all specials performed rights They means keep your eyes and ears of the material off last Juno year's Spirit called the Canadian as • Dine in Food orders only upon peeled, Allen said, she would like award-winning album, end its Revolutionary government to complicity to return to Waterloo with an Tea as well as a few new with their South African Party, songs counter- expanded band to play at Fed Hall which should on her AT DR. As Allen "Racism to more 585 WEBER ST. N. NORTHFIELD appear parts. said, won't enable people to dance. By upcoming record. In between (and until decent white folks stop stand the way, CKMS taped the show for IN WATERLOO. sometimes during) songs, Allen in to it." Peace Poem their "In Concert" up opposition series, so you can would take time to what explain reminded us about the disastrous probably listen for it sometime in each individual and piece was about effects of nuclear war and why we November. If this review hasn't the which into background went must do within our means built everything already up your expectations each This to be writing one. proved to prevent it. too high, I that I fl m I guarantee upon quite enthralling as Allen both spoke The most compelling part of the hearing the those WEBES ST X 2 concert, and against sexual and racial took sang night's performance though, expectations will be surpassed, just inequality in a that often made way place when Allen's niece Tanya took as mine were. EXPRESSWAY » '0 S' JACOBS chuckle, but always made you you centre stage to join her aunt in a And remember, "Any action think. And to it it all top off, was version of Rub A Dub Style In A absurdity is positive." 746 -7090 Newfies tickle Turret By Denise Squire to BACCHUS. Cord Photos Airlines, promote whereas James would vote for Ed Most of Lambert and James' the Talking Mule—Lambert and Lambert and James are not for shows are James their played to university do agree on favourite be those with refined tastes and a crowds, conventions, and for various and (and more!) can yours! gentle flavour of Jello(cherry); on how I and the manner. But then, doubt if anyone promotions, pair prefer to have a good shitkickin' time—an But knew that. who abused" last enthusiastic, involved audiences. you already "got Wednesday endless supply of beer, some good in the Turret fit that Lambert noted night that Ontario music, lots of rowdy people, and a The black and white description. audienceof audiences are dose of humour mother Quality roughly very conservative, good your 200 of people, comprised many compared to those in other definitely would not like. of Cord returning fans and appreciative Last there reproductions photos are provinces. Wednesday night, was rookies, was just as loud and Despite the fact that they differ in all of the above, and those who "got available the bnoxious as Lambert and James. their through Photography political persuasions- abused" will undoubtedly come Bob Lambert and Fabian James Lambert would prefer Bert from back for more the next time Lambert of Student Publications. hail from St. Sesame Street as Prime come Dept John's, Newfoundland, Minister, and James to town. and began abusing audiences four and half in Montreal. a years ago Both Lambert and James had been Entertainment performing similar stand-up quiz comedy/musical acts—Lambert on The BUT DID YOU KMOW THAT WE OFFER his own and James with another By Backyard Escape stories for boys guy—before they teamed SUCH SERVICES AS: up following Lambert's stint as a ° QUESTIONS: black & white film processing replacement for James' sick partner. Although Lambert and James are 0 contact sheets 1. What innovative electric bass player recently died from severe head best-known for their raunchy caused 0 humour and blatant injuries by a beating? work homophobia, passports photo 2. Name the recent Laurier theatrical production, penned by Dr. Leslie they also perform some great serious 0 O'Dell. black & white printing acoustic music. NeitherLambert nor 3. What is the title of the newest offering from R.E.M.? 0 James have had any formal training, This of graphic arts camera work 4. past week, Toronto's CITY-TV celebrated its fifteenth year but their renditions of tunes by broadcasting. Name the station's creator and president. America, Harry Chapin, and Jim 5. One from the Festival of Festivals featured Croce attested to their fine offering wrestling legend Andre the Giant, and was directed by Rob Reiner. Name it. musicianship. Of course, they played 6. On Newhart, who was to be older, or like the Rodeo Old thought Larry Daryll? And all at prices that can't be beat? greats Song, 7. Who played Rowdy Yates on TV's Rawhide? MacDonald (not aboutanimals, but 8. Who "did all the bits and for custom-made in and makes fiddly fjords" planets come see for yourself! about stuff that you act like The Hitchhiker's Guide to the 9. Often, their one), and (What Do You Do With Galaxy'? performers change 884 - Contact Andrea Cole at 2990, or come names as launch their What the real names ofU2's Bono A) Drunken Sailor with all the they careers. are and The The crowd Edge? up to the PhotographyDept (2nd floor S.U .B. necessary chutzpah. 10. In Conrad's what the name of the lead loved it all. Joseph Typhoon, was in the Cord character? offices) Lambert and James are presently winding up a tour that has lasted sixty days (with two days off), and ends on October 4. In the the spring, MacWhirr Captain 10. Znaimer Moses 4. duo will head to Australia and New Evans Dave and Hewson Paul 9. Document 3. Please note that good enlargements can only be guaranteed from good Zealand on a tour sponsored by Slartibartfast 8. Hollywood to Bay North From 2. Surcharges apply to rush orders. Please allow at least 10 days for negatives. Fosters, to awareness of I promote Eastwood Clint 7. Pastorius (Jaco) Francis John 1. orders to be completed and Their current drinking driving. Daryll 6. tour is by OV being sponsored Bride Princess The 5. ANSWERS: (Carling O'Keefe) and Canadian THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1987 the CORD 19 Horrifying half-dead villain iWLU musical truthful continued from page 17 and unadulterated but did it in such haunts film convey pure sleaziness, they a way as new York. The first of ladies Hellraiser to us to a real club in New a transport group sang rousing number, Big Spender, while dressed wonderfully in evening Wardrobe Mistress Ruth Anne Peters, a veteran of of By Martin Hollyer However, that doesn't make him total gowns. many a success. One fault is the acting with the hero. Laurier's productions, came up some of freshest looking Through a bizzare twist of fate of the two female leads Claire costumes in recent The three by Christine Kerr, No one need doubtClive Barker's it transforms him into years. strippers played a half-dead Higgins and Ashley Lawrence who writer of horror stories. villain Donna Dietrich and Linda Zmija were absolutely perfect in their merits as a whose only hope for a second (respectively) play Julia, the frigid their dancing—although brand of stripping seemed more burlesque than After all, he has received official lease on life is to consume huge British housewife and Kirsty the of bawdy. They did, however, us a believable of the art sanction from the master of horror, quantities of blood. give glimpse panic-stricken daughter who must surviving in that world. the man who has If this is difficult Stephen King, to follow, blame ultimately deal with the cenobites. Once again, the star of the show was Patricia Pascoe, a voice teacher written so horror stories he it on Clive Barker, he has a many added The two actresses are too from the Faculty of Music. Her role in this year's production, although could start his own book of the multitude of twists to plot keep melodramatic during the important smaller than her last as Bloody Mary in South Pacific, club. However, it remains In portrayal year month to things interesting. fact, the totally tense moments of the film. suited her beautiful voice and face well. Her velvet alto tones whether Barker has merits and expressive be seen as unpredictable complex plot is However, it is not the total fault of her from from helped move hilarity to poignancy as she stepped daintily director his next few films the best of the film. a —only aspect All too the actresses. Barker has infected the one mood to another. will give a solid conclusion. often, horror films (such as whole film any with a self-serious epic The one thing at fault in this production was the total disregard for If his first film, Hellraiser, (playing Friday the 13th substitute sequel) quality that ranges on the theatrical, time. West Side and houses don't fit in to Frederick Twin is violence Somehow, Story burlesque just at the Cinemas) for in an and tends be imagination to a problem in most the about same time zone; someone serious Broadway musicals would omen of Barker's as a to attract mal- horror films. any prospect attempt socially In this respect, have had dates and the like. Even to feign ignorance about opening so, director, his future looks bright. adjusted afficionadoes with a Hellraiser loosen gore only starts to up still it if with the shock she us when is the of lust for Ludolph gave credibility only gave Hellraiser story bizzare, repugnant special effects and near the end. The realized what kind of women the were. multi-dimensional Ingenue strippers really sadistic, high body counts. Hellraiser is one In terms of tension and pseudo suspense, Patricia as well as the also thebest lines. As The of Pascoe, being star, got punk-like ghouls called cenobites. a number of recent horror films it is the ending that redeems this she remarked the "Who knows: Cleaning Lady, to young Ingenue, inflict untold on those that mark a trend from They agonies away the film. This is not the type of film after' in 'Happily ever might be the last line your script!" who dare with their a where tamper box, genre's traditionally simplistic plots. you are dreading the moments Leslie O'Dell told us the true story with the sleaze and the sex intact, card of to which This does mean thatHellraiser when calling sorts not unspeakably ugly things start and gave us a "happily ever after" ending anyway. Girl from small town hedonists in a for will fiends. A lot of unsuspecting quest disappoint gore leaping from the side of the screen— to Girl loses innocence. Girl, stardom, the goes big city. going against goes the box's accompanying pleasures/ special effects are more at least not until the last half hour. with and wisdom home integrity intact gained—with our admiration. are all too often lured. disgusting than the four-month-old On the whole, writer/director Brava, Leslie, for telling us the truth. of beef sandwich of The story centres on Frank, one all us probably left Clive Barker has madea respectable hedonists who has in our school locker. If the experienced high you are first film. While it exhibits some be the unutterable fates of the box. He going to Hellraiser to grossed out, mistakes, Hellraiser does have its won't be is the only person who has seen the you disappointed. strong points, particularly with the cenobites and lived to talk about it. Nevertheless, Hellraiser is not a climactic finish. NEW HOT SPOT in Town * j Sun. to Wed. get j j 50% off on all orders I » » j of wings. | student I.D. 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The next day I found too slick, too pat, lost the energy it once is mixed and remixed until the myself humming the song Guitars, Cadillacs. possessed. Everything I I raw has been from it. I tried to listen The more listened to Dwight, the more liked him. edge stripped to other music after into I rushed out and bought his latest album, Hillbilly country getting Dwight Deluxe. I it Most of Yoakam, but I heard could to am afraid I may be wearing out. nothing bring tears my friends and as as Yoakum's on Johnson's my can be heard humming his songs now, eyes easily crooning I I Love. have even been allowed to listen to it at the Cord. Yoakam has the shot in have to get the album Guitars, Cadillacs etc. etc. taped Dwight given country the I Yoakam arm that it has been for several so that can have more Dwight songs. needing years. 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Concordia Football Hawks ninth in Canada By Dave Agnew ball team wasted sent 8,000 Guelph fans and the Hawks replaced them in the yard line. A fumbled snap a 16-14. home to the cows with an impressive ninth spot. down, however, and an inside The battle of the boots continued Last the year, Gryphons ruined 37-18 over the solid team effort but two victory Guelph This was a as Gerritsen run gained yards. as the two teams traded field goals Laurier's Homecoming. Gryphons. an Laurier started out slowly but finally Gambling on third and goal, and singles, the Hawks remaining in This the tables were turned. The Gryphons ranked and ended Hawk lineman year, were eighth gotrolling up dominating overly eager jumped the lead 20-18. last Avenging season's 30-15 Home- in the nation at 1:59Saturday but the After behind 14-6 and the five with by contest. falling offside, resulting yard Andy Ceccini then came up coming defeat in Waterloo, the the end of the had been necessitated of match, they in the first half, a determined team of penalty the re-entry his finest play yet as a Hawk when, Laurier Wilfrid Golden Hawks foot- banished from the Canadian top ten Hawks back to outscore who booted stormed placekicker Rainey, on a simple inside run the 5'11" 193- theopposition3l-3 in the closing 30 another field goal, this time from 13 lb running back eluded several minutes. yards out, giving Laurier a 6-0 lead. sweater-pulling Guelph tacklers and took at this 60 for the the of the Guelph over point, sprinted yards major. The Offensively, name game of the second and at the beginning convert was good, putting the was balance, as steady quarterback they produced a play that Hawks ahead 27-18. Rod Philp completed 23 of 35 quarter, have turned the around. could game Steve Rainey's fifth field goal of attempts for 253 yards. Wideouts The offense had Ken Evraire and Joe Nastasiuk Guelph engineered the day added three more points to drive the Laurier 20 a long to yard the offensive total. Coach continually took advantage of the the line before being stopped by Newbrough was quite pleased with large cushions the Guelph corner- A fake field stingy Hawk defence. his play. "Rainey did a good job for backs were giving. and goal attempt followed, however, us today. Five out of six (field goals) Laurier had another great day on on the play, a Shoemaker pass is probably a league high for this the ground, chewing up 252 yards of moved the ball to the Alumni Stadium turf. Rookie completion year." 2-yard line. From there, running A Laurier runningback Andy Ceccini shone in strong running game back Tom Newbigging powered the set the final scoring play of the the starting tailback role, carrying up ball over the goal line for a 7-6 Fhilp handed the ball off play 22 times for 167 yards and scoring a game. lead. Guelph after time as well as touchdown. "The rookie became a play, eating up had Laurier a chance to get on the The Hawks down to man today," said head coach Rich yardage. got scoreboard after a hit again, jolting the one and on third and Newbrough. Fullback Luc Gerritsen yard line, team's Clive by special terror Tharby goal, Philp faked the handoff and also played well, gaining 60 yards created fumble. With a a Gryphon rolled out to the right. The Guelph and throwing several key blocks for first and goal from the Guelph 10- nowhere be Ceccini. defence was to seen yard line, Philp's pass attempt was and the Laurier QB meandered into off in the end zone. Overall, the defenceplayed a solid picked the end zone for the touchdown, but don't the the the of reach game, adopting a "bend Following interception, putting game out at break" philosophy, allowing only Guelph offense marched all the way 37-18. downfield for a three points in the second half. touchdown, capping Though the victory was satisfying, Mike the drive with an Guelph quarterback scoring 18-yard it was also costly. Two-time OUAA dash the Shoemaker. This Shoemaker completed 16 of 30 for by pivot all-star Dave Kohler damaged final of the first 221 yards and the Gryphon running was the scoring play ligaments in his knee and it is last week's OUAA half, and Guelph a comfortable that the line- game, led by gave expected fifth-year Athlete-of-the-Week Tom 14-6 lead. backer will be sidelined for the On the first Newbigging, was for the most part possession of the remainder of the season. Kohler third the Golden Hawks held in check, netting 131 yards. quarter, missed most of last season with a used Laurier opened the scoring on the big play to get themselves knee injury. An obviously disap- of the back into the their first possession game. right game. Rod Fhilp pointed Newbrough described lofted a who at to — After receiving a Guelph punt the pass Doug Reid, was Kohler as "the guts of the defence Gryphon 30-yard line, the Golden running a post pattern down the a team leader". Hawks ball the middle. Reid in the ball and quickly moved the to gathered The Hawks' next game is this outran all of the 12. But a short running play and an Guelph defenders, Saturday at Seagram Stadium failed the for a incomplete pass to get rambling 60-yard touchdown. against the Toronto Blues. Toronto's the Steve Rainey came Hawks close to goal line, and through with a record is 1-2, but t'hey are a better textbook short Steve Rainey came on to kick a 17- kickoff on the next team than they've shown so far. the ball to the side yard field goal. play, loping right "Their defence is not quite as good of the front line. A hard hit The Hawks' next possession again Guelph as Guelph's, but their offense is by Carl Zell loose and began in good field position, fielding jarred the ball more explosive," said Newbrough. Geoff a Guelph punt at the Gryphon 53- Belanger recovered for "I hope we get a crowd out there to line. the Laurier. The offense yard Combining speed of stalled, root us home." Saturday's game the and was called the Ceccini and the power of however, Rainey starts at 2:00 P.M., and students for his third field of the Gerritsen, Laurier quickly moved upon goal with a Laurier I.D. card will be the ball down to the Guelph three day to put the Hawks ahead again, admitted free of charge. Laurier soccer: 5 straight wins RYERSON 0 By Chris Starkey LAURIER 5, their first The Rams were playing of but rustiness "We haven't really been tested league game 1987, be an yet" could hardly given as excuse their performance. The Coach Barry Lyon's dilemma is for sub-par times in the that coach in the OUAA Hawks scored three one every with most of their bench would love to be in. His soccer second half, the frame. Hawks have won all five league playing offence has scored 19 has had numerous games, their Ryerson this as goals and the stingy defence has problems already season at Lombard allowed only two. Only the defending their regular home, has been under water for national champion ÜBC Thunder- Stadium, missed two matches and their coach birds are ranked higher in Canada. the week of the schedule This past week saw two more third family death. Trying to West Division opponents succumb because of a Cord photos by Rob Furlong j into the to the Golden Hawks' firepower. On fit these three matches Laurier record five field in the Hawks' 38-17 win compound the Record Breaking Boots: Steve Rainey kicks one of his goals Saturday, Laurier travelled to schedule will only The five three were the second-most ever in an OUAA (Lance Chomyc holds the over Guelph. —pointers game. Toronto and handed the Ryerson Rams' on-field problems. let his record of hesitant to seven) Rams a 5-0 defeat and the next day Lyon was even hands the Hawks spoil Homecoming for over 8000 Guelph fans. the substitute field. Upper left: Ken Evraire's good helped Golden | trounced the always pesky Guelph charges play on continued 23 Gryphons by a 5-1 count. on page 22 (he CORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1987 Scoreboard quiz Sports OUAA West Soccer OUAA Football By Serge Grenier Standings Standings GP W L T F A GP W L T F A PTS PTS Name the Kansas 1. City Royal who drove home the winning run to defeat the Blue Jays for the American League pennant in 1985? 5 5 0 0 19 2 10 Western 3 3 0 0 126 30 6 LAURIER 2. What is the nickname of Montreal first baseman Andres Expo 4 4 0 0 10 1 Windsor 3 3 0 0 81 37 6 Windsor 8 Galarraga? 4 1 1 2 5 3 4 LAURIER 3 2 1 0 90 40 4 Western 3. Who preceeded Lou Whittaker as the Detroit Tigers' regular second 5 2 3 0 5 9 3 1 2 0 81 91 2 McMaster 4 baseman? Guelph 4 2 2 0 6 10 4 McMaster 3 1 2 0 56 80 2 Guelph 4. Name the Japanese baseball team that employs former Atlanta Brave 5 13 14 11 3 York 3 1 2 0 49 85 2 Waterloo slugger Bob Horner? 5 0 4 12 9 1 Toronto 3 1 2 0 51 113 2 Brock 5. What sporting event did African-bornKansas City Chief running back 2 0 2 0 0 6 0 Waterloo 3 0 3 0 30 88 0 Ryerson Christian Okoye receive an athletic scholarship for? 6. In which brothers the 1980's, two have won the Hec Creighton Trophy? Results Results 7. Name the professional wrestler who died as the result of a match in Great Britain recently? Brock 1 Windsor 2, Brock 0 Windsor 24, Toronto 16 Western 1, 8. At what Olympic Games did Bob Beamon set his world record for the LAURIER 5, 1 McMaster 17, Waterloo 16 LAURIER 5, Ryerson 0 Guelph long jump? McMaster 2, 0 McMaster 1, Ryerson 0 Western 28, York 14 Guelph 9. Name Canadian tennis player Helen Kelesi's women's doubles Waterloo Western 1 L.AURIER 17 Windsor 4, Waterloo 0 1, partner? 38, Guelph 10. Who is the "Big Mama" of the LPGA tour? Games Upcoming Games Upcoming The Sergical Stumper Windsor at LAURIER (Sun., Oct. 4, 1 p.m.) Toronto at LAURIER (Sat., Oct. 3, 2 p.m.) Who is both in the National the most recent player to have contracts 3 LAURIER at McMaster (Wed. Oct. 7, p.m.) Waterloo at Western (Sat., Oct. 3, 2 p.m.) Hockey League and major league baseball? Windsor at Guelph (Sat., Oct. 3, 2 p.m.) put) (shot Field and Track 5. York at McMaster (Sat., Oct. 3, 2 Kirk p.m.) McAskill Stumper: Swallows Yokult 4. OWIAA West Division Soccer Carner JoAnne 10. Fuentes Tito 3. Hetherington Jill 9. OUAA II Gato) Gran (II Cat Big The 2. Tier Rugby Standings (Mexico) 1968 8. Sundberg Jim 1. GP W L T F A PTS Kirk Kong) (King Malcolm 7. Standings Marshall Blake and Greg 6. Answers GP W L T F A PTS Western 3 3 0 0 7 1 6 Brock 3 2 10 5 5 4 Brock 2 2 0 0 32 10 4 McMaster 2 10 13 1 3 LAURIER 1 1 0 0 22 3 2 Hawk Windsor 3 1 2 0 6 8 2 Roundup 1 Trent 1 0 0 14 7 2 Guelph 2 0 110 1 1 Carleton 2 1 1 0 7 19 2 By Chris Starkey nice, the skies were clear but the LAURIER 10 10 12 0 RMC 2 0 2 0 11 26 0 competition was too fierce for the Waterloo 2 0 2 0 1 5 0 Toronto 2 0 2 0 6 36 0 The 1987 edition of Wilfrid five-man squad as they recorded an Laurier's women's tennis team got eleventh-place finish in the eleven off to a smashing start last weekend, university tournament. Results Results winning the first tournamentof the "They played as well as they could, 0 season at Guelph. Brock 1, 0 McMaster 0, Guelph but lacked at Guelph they just experience Brock Carleton 7 18, 1 This year's squad consists of Janet Western LAURIER 1 Windsor 3, Waterloo this said Coach Mike 2, level," LAURIER 22, Toronto 3 Windsor 2 Forbes, Hanne Nielsen, Andrea Western 3, Brock 0 Brock 4, Belanger. The team is currently Trent 14, RMC 7 Ogden, Nadine Scherberger, Kelly Western 2, Waterloo 0 under the most extensive rebuilding l. Hazle, Caroline Bachand, Wendy the program possible, as none of Bonza, Michelle Evraire and alter- Holle, Dan Marsden, Steve Kobylnik players whocombined for a second- nates Andrea Kidnar and Marcia and Fraser Walker had the last returned Scoyne. place tie year this year. ilmott. tournamentlow for Laurier with a 77 beat The team Guelph a 7-2 on Thursday, while by "The encouraging part was the Kobylnik had Hawks four of six the low Flying score, winning singles experience they gained, since they're team on Friday. matches and all three doubles all back While the Laurier is coming next year. They'll squad pre- contests. Coach Dennis Huss was for an on have a little more experience, their paring assault the OUAA with the results the OUAA will take extremely pleased game will be a little better and we'll next year, finals of the the Guelph tourney, as only the do better next year," promised place at Essex Golf and Country top two Guelph seeds managed Belanger. Club in Windsor. Western Ontario victories his club. One of and Toronto against This year's OUAA squad was are currently the those losses was a close favourites. one, as composed of Mark Walker, Dave prohibitive Ogden fell to the Guelph second seed 4-6, 6-4, 3-6. Cross-country team third Second-seeds Ogden and Scherberger won the most dramatic By Serge Grenier seconds, six seconds off the seventh- set of the day, with a 6-2, 5-7, 7-5 place finisher. Paul Self finished right victory, and the top Hawks, Forbes The Laurier cross country team behind him with a time of 34:29. and Nielsen, won 64, 6-4. Bachand with a much Adam with came up improved Wellstead came up an and Hazle won both of their last with performance Saturday a impressive showing as he barely matches, as did Lady Hawk-of-the- third-place finish at the York missed a ten finish top among SCHERBERGER ANDY CECCHINI Week Nadine Scherberger. NADINE finished with with Invitational meet.They university competitors a seven- The Lady Hawks next test their 75 points, trailing the winning Track teenth place overall finish. Other racquetry this Saturday at Brock West club teamfrom Torontowhich honours Rookie Laurier competitors were Jeff Scherberger, a first-year tailback Andy Cecchini University. had 61 and the University of Ottawa, Tomlin (20th overall, 12th university) sociology major from Scarborough turned in a stellar performance 64. OWIAA the in the which had and Roland Mechler (21st overall, made a successful debut in against Guelph Gryphons Golf putters The overall winner was Ottawa's 13th university). competition last week by winning Golden Hawks' 37-16 victory last John last OUAA 193 Halvorsen, year's her doubles match with partner Saturday. Cecchini, a 5'11", lb. Coach Ray Koenig was and CIAU Individual Champion. quite Andrea Ogden and her singles St. Catherines product carried the By Serge Grenier pleased with the results of the 167 Ottawa, the defending OUAA team contest. The fourth Laurier seed's ball 22 times for a game-high the and Track West weekend, considering a The champions grabbed competi- output helped the Lady Hawks to yards rushing. first-year physical The links of the Cutten Club in tive might of Ottawa and two also for the the top six spots. The top Laurier Track, 7-2 win over the Gryphons. education major rushed kind the Guelph were not to very of the when he finish was Mike Booker, who finished toughest competitive cross- longest TD of the game young Laurier golf squad rJ the overall fourth country outfits in Canada. The next broke several tackles and eighth and among scampered OUAA semi-finals last Thursc a / and meet is this weekend at university runners with a time of Royal 60-yards into the end-zone. Friday. The weather was extremely thirty-four minutes and eight Military College. —"—" ■ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ——— 1 Q Give UNICEF gifts and cards and help a child CoiiUkT UNIQUE... ANY WAY YOU SERVE UNICKF Canada 443 Mi Pleasani Rd Toronto Ont M4S 2LB Teiepnone (416) 482-4444 OR call 1011-free 1-800-268-6364 (Operator 509) 1987 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, the CORD Formica scores 5 long any time they got possession. continued from page 21 A Laurier outburst at the half- It was a sub-standard size and hour mark would break the open If it extremely rough. were not for game, however. 1986's first-year the lines on the field, Lyon said it scoring sensation Roy Abraham "could have been mistaken for a snapped the twine in the 29th, and cow pasture." three minutes later, this year's rookie Good teams have the ability to goal-scorer Lucky Chhina put the their adjust to surroundings, though, Hawks up by two. At this point, the and the Hawks took the lead in the lads were on of their and top game with 20th minute a goal by Peter Joe Formica blasted a ball between The the bars Mackie. Ryerson keeper was from a scramble to put the for the Laurier 3-0. under constant pressure side up but beaten Even entire half, was not again though he was pleased with the 44th minute of A 5-1 until play. long a game, Lyon admitted his dis- hard shot was blocked by the Ram pleasure with the Guelph goal. A goalie but the ball mysteriously Gryphon corner was not cleared dropped out of his hands onto the properly by the Wilfrid Laurier foot of Joe Formica. called it a defenders and Marcel Lyon DeVries put "thank-you-very-much" goal and the the ball past Uwe Kraemer. called it 2-0 Laurier. In a scorekeeper quizzical move, Gryphon Realizing that the Rams were again coach Colin Kelly switched keepers fielding a weak side this year, Lyon at this point. Laurier almost subbed in for some of his more immediately scored their fourth goal. tender veteran legs, knees and Formica sent a head ball to the ankles. By the end of the half, the middle of the 18-yard box, which midfield back entire was watching from was headed to the new keeper the sidelines. by a Guelph fullback. The goalie, Corralled! Laurier's Blair Fowlie finds herself herd The and surrounded by a of Mustangs. Fowlie scored the Hawks' Hawks set a team, however, had come out to play the only goal on a shot in a 2-1 loss. OUAA with their ball and it the penalty season-opening possibly an record, squirted over goal- third goal. Lucky Chhina passed line, with Formica getting credit for taste in beak back to Peter Mackie, who sent a the score. Bitter long ball down the right side to a Formica completed the hat-trick Ram the 85th streaking Kevin Adams. The in minute, heading in a keeper came out to snare the ball corner kick. It was the junior's fifth Women Western but he misplayed it. The ball goal of the weekend and seventh of edged by carommed off his knee to Adams, the young season. Lyon gives some whoknocked theball into the vacant of the credit to Formica's talent, and By Rob Mann In the first half the Lady Hawks Hawks that rookie Daniella net. Not an unusual goal, except some to Peter Mackie. "With all of Avramovic's midfield were noticeably tense. were mobility in the that seconds the that Peter They it came only nine into exposure got last the WLU not playing their own but were plays a big part in offence. the half. It also Adams the game made year, teams are putting two markers Being defeated by Western always almost hypnotised by Western as Avramovic was shut down by double all-time WLU on him. When two are leaves leading scorer, passing covering him, a lousy taste in any true passing was lame and an all afternoon. that many coverage Scott Fraser. leaves Joe more room to work." Golden Hawk's but when beak, you opportunity was missed by the Lady Western scored in the opening Adams and Formica scored later Lyon considers this weekend's feel have the and you better team Hawks. This Western team was a five minutesof the second half with a in the half to round out the Hawk Western and the games against lose, the taste is even worse. Such rush the had little different than the one Laurier great up wing. Hughes with assists on the Adams fourth ranked Windsor Lancers scoring, as was the case September 23 when faced in the Toronto tournament.In little chance as the Mustang striker to Abraham and the crucial to the success of the goal going Roy season. the Lady soccer Hawks lost 2-1 to drilled shot the left Toronto, some key players were a into top corner Golden Hawk keeper Derek Zapp. A loss to either the undefeated Western. of the absent from the Western roster but net. This early goal brought Although he was never really tested, Lancers or the Mustangs (who have Wednesday's team at full the Lady Hawks back to reality and The Hawks was Zapp got the shutout. First-stringer lost only once) could mean an uphill Lady were riding high strength. they began to take control of the Uwe Kraemer sat out the match battle to regain first place. going into Wednesday's game—for game. weekends scored late in the first with a tender back. SOCCER SHORTS: good reason. Two ago Western Blair Fowlie scored Laurier's half of the defensive only LAURIER 5, GUELPH 1 Game MVP's were Kevin Adams they surprised everyone at a game on a goal on a penalty kick in the 78th Hie Sunday afternoon contest in (Ryerson) and Peter Gilfillan University of Toronto tournament, miscue involving keeper Lynn minute to put the score at 2-1. The second with record of and Blair Fowlie. Guelph did not begin as a cakewalk. (Guelph)...Kevin Kuppers re-injured finishing a 3-1, Hughes sweeper Lady Hawks pressed hard in the last which 3-1 the ball "They were tough physically," said his groin and will be rested for a included a victory over Hughes passed through ten minutes missing wide with three some Western traffic in front of Lyon, "and for the first 20 minutes couple of weeks...Kupper's spot will Western. This high-spirited Laurier the good shots, including one off of the filled teamwas into Wednes- but Fowlie did not see the were our equal." The Gryphons be by Darin Thompson, until cocky going goal, pass crossbar with two minutes left in the and their coming. Western the employed a packed defence, effect- Mario Halipir returns to fight for a day's game over- intercepted game. wall of nine Bout confidence was all the and put it past a frozen Hughes ively putting up a eight or starting spot...Henry is now advantage pass Diane Baker received a vicious Western needed. to take the lead 1-0. defenders who would clear the ball over his hamstring pull kick to the knee and had to be taken The Hawks of the Trainer Jim Lady were not playing out game. their but ground passing game were Lemaitre informed the Cord that kicking balls high giving Western Baker will probably miss a couple of opportunity to on she has tissue equal capitalize games as "damaged challenges. The Mustangs learned below her knee" and is in a foam from their previous meeting with the splint. Football Roundup 17th OUAA After straight game. Peter Thistlethwaite caught his second TD of pass the game to make it 17-16 Mac, coach Bob McKillop instructed his pivot Mike Wright to try for the two-point conversion and the win, but Wright couldn't find a receiver in the end zone. WINDSOR 24, TORONTO 16 McMaster has outscored the The Friday night matchup at Warriors 321-23 in the past six Varsity Stadium was closer than seasons and ran their record to 1-2 the predicted as the sth The Hawks started off experts Scrumming in the World: rugby their season on a winning note with a 22-3 of up drubbing in probably their only of the ranked Lancers downed the 1-2 victory The 22 WLU record. the Toronto Blues. points was a single game season. Waterloo is still winless Blues by a score of 24-16. after three The Blues games. U. varsity dug their own First rugby win ever over of T. grave by throwing seven inter- four of them into the ceptions, WESTERN 28, YORK 14 Gratton arms of Richie Holland, which tied By Jacqueline Slaney and Neil are first-year players. Seven of those rookies are Western (3-0) stretched their an OUAA record. The win was a starters, led by all-Canadian junior Doug Furdy. Last OUAA winning streak to 14 as After dismal 1986 the at damaging one for the Lancers, downedthe 1-2 Yeomen a season, rugby program year's rookie-of-the-year and all-Ontario junior Neil they York ofdodo-ball. The who upped their record to 3-0, as Laurier seemed to be heading the way Gratton leads the returning players along with team 28-14 in Toronto on Saturday. result of first of the 1987 in Jim star running back Chris Porter the game schedule, played captain Woodstock. Others in Coach Peter which broke his ankle and will be lost for It was another case of the losing Toronto last Saturday was a 22-3 Laurier win, Muirhead's veterancontingent include Tom Schneider, the season. A potential MVP team beating themselves as the equals the number of wins by last year's squad. Shaun Kehoe, Glenn Storey and John Ormston. Porter last that Both their candidate, was year's Yeomen bungled three snaps forwards and back dominated opposites Rugby matches in the OUAA are played at the and unit. Lan OUAA and was Western turned into points. the Laurier fifteen worked tightly as a varsity and club levels, allowing "second-stringers" to rookie-of-the-year in their national Allison effort with 10 on a penalty leading the league rushing. Despite retaining led the scoring points, gain valuable playing experience. The Hawks play in top the UWO a Dan Howe ranking, highly-touted kick, drop kick, and two converts. Rookie the OUAA's Tier II division, playing teams of MCMASTER WATERLOO offence had but 220 in total stole the ball from a U of T defender to score one try calibre. At the end of each the 17, yards comparable season, top and another Walden scored another. 16 offence. Perhaps the Mustangs rookie, Chris Tier II team and the last-place Tier I squad change their this The 1987 rugby Hawks have 30 players, of which 14 divisions. The Warriors gracefully lost have already peaked year. 1,1987 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 the CORD ™ sTUDENTs i Want to talk to a fellow student Need to yK help you? someone Drop in and talk to one of our about your career concerns? show you what's available in the Student Career Assistants. They K Y*\ DATF tik jir i r5 TIMt Not sure how Career Services can Career Information Centre? LOCATION are identified by white name tags. Student Career Assistants (SCA'sj JS How to Be An Employed Grad JJ H sat. October 3 10:00-3:00 prn Paul Martin Centre HnHKB In 3 a,e hired ZW Seminar Connection Orientation during the winter JJ W Mon. October 5 5:00-7:00 P1027 f° W lOW 9 Veaf pm S 'h 3 jg^: JMj S th ' Wed. October 7 2:30-3:30 Paul Martin Centre $ |q pm "|||g ! IplllL summer mailings, a two day Kk of Education 5085 0" Faculty Presentation, Queen's University if s^tem^rand^ro ' / ft U K MBA Presentation, York O University the year, scas help staff Library 234 Fiwit the Career information S fej Wed. October 14 1:30-3:30 pm Science Presentation, Of Toronto Library University back row Dave Communication Studies), JS Left to right, Lackie(2nd year a Theyare also $ Tues. October 20 12:00-1:00 5-203 Political Science), Rick Whittaker(4th year rj pm C.T.B. Patti Polischuk(2nd year responsible for organizing and Business Honours Psychology), Kimberiy Heaton(4th year Administration), an (& Faculty Of Education Panel: Lakehead, Toronto, Western conducting event during the {J 'and Alan Brown(4th year Sociology). such as an Opportunities .1, , . year, UK Ti ann n.nn r» ~ Q lues. CJCtODer ZU I.UU-o.LAJ Martin pm Paul Centre row Alisa Diploma), yj Left to right, front Kupris(4th year Business Rosemary in Personnel seminar. In addition, Q of Education Panel: Brock, Windsor Sociology), and Jennifer MacKenzie(3rd year English), Faculty Nipissing, Kavanagh(4th year they each work on a special $ R — project of interest to thena Wed. October 21 2:30-4:30 pn. Paul Martin Centre "^TZZZTZTZTTZZZTZTTTZTTT^^ZTTZTZT^ZZ R r—' ATTENTION GRADUATING STUDENTS ft Teaching as a Career Seminar Sr«S'Sr S Wed. October 21 5:30-7:00 pm C.T.B. 4-2011 EMPLOYER INFORMATION SESSIONS: jg talk fl Please to attend the information try following sessions as about career concerns _ any you |J3 r TCAruiMr rADrrno {J 7w PLANNING ON A TcACrIINQ7 CAKbfcrw have, if they may assist you with your job search and, as well, may you are Q FACULTY OF EDUCATION SEMINARS employers do place considerable importance on these 3 sca by events in to their procedures - with of this Q JK Representatives from each of the following faculties of regard hiring speaking one year's to describe their teacher Fri., October 2 Nestle 11:00 -12:30 PMC sca's. They'll be glad to help. A KJ) education are visiting campus soon Enterprises Jj3 training programs. Admission requirements and procedures Mon., October 5 Procter & Gamble 1:00-2:30 PMC {3 Kk and placement statistics will also be discussed: Wed., October 4:30 - 6:30 PMC 7 Colgate-Palmolive q Thurs °ctober 8 Service 10:00 -11:00 PMC NEED A PART-TIM Q {S " PSC-Foreign § Fri., October 9 Canada Packers 10:00 -11:30 PMC INCOME???? 15 Queen's: q Wed., October 14 Scott Paper 2:30 - 4:00 PMC in The Ontario work study program y{ 13 W Tuesday October Wed., October 14 H.J. Heinz 5:30 - 7:00 PMC provides jobs to students who meet yK Mon.': - K J« October 19 Campbell Soup 5:00 7:00 PMC R paui MarTin L-en e p* Thurs., October 22 Warner-Lambert 4:00 - 5:30 PMC hour, and jobs range in type fromclerical Mon., October 26 London Life, Group 5:30 - 7:30 PMC W Pl-akehead Western Torente: H ' ' y* Sales in Career Services. yK u Fri.. October 30 & 10:00 -11:30 PMC Tuesday October 20 Johnson Johnson Saw feZZi S - located on the lower level '1:00 3:00 p.m. Baby Products Department, y{ of the library. A variety of off-campus iM. Paul Mnrtin Pftntm _ who these sessions, make Lk Generally, organizations arrange part-time positions are posted in the reerSe,vicesCentre formal presentations followed by informal discussions J§ Brock Windsor Nipissing' and■^° Q : — refreshments will frequently be served. There may be Q additional information with Wednesday October 21 sessions so please keep in touch / \ n SUMMER JOB KICKOFF O 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Career Services. Hope you can attend! Paul Martin Centre M Tuesday, November —————————————————I 3, 12 -1 Paul Martin NEW CAREER ADVISOR, MATURE STUDENTS APPOINTED p.m., JJj Career Services is pleased to on Your Ladder to Success! 13 feet coming your way soon! introduce our new Career Q Advisor/Mature students, Attend HOW TO BE AN EMPLOYED GRAD rToTTYI S Fran Manson. Fran comes to 3, 10:00 - r\) Saturday, Oct. 1987, am 3:00 pm I J Ik In us from the Maritimeswhere Paul Martin Centre \ yOUKJ ft n 9 n°? We '" uss career planning, job search andlob a e me with S p I c (IT) djsc V methods, keeping your motivation high, goal •pSi the Nova Scotia Department I O Jh O time letters I tK of Services. She setting, networking, management, resumes, cover \ y x Social has extensive experience and interview skills. You MUST pro-register forthis session by J >J in the career counselling field contacting Barb Donkin, Ext. 2194, at Career Services. Bring notel J O with Mature Students Jmm, particularly paper and a lunch. V W and adults re-entering the » y) woikforce. Fran will be 23L—Z—L i rZfjiFi ij Career Exploration Job Got You R - j | Searching - and Interview Skills 112 rS _ X throughout . . :•* . Out ill the COlQ? the year She will also be JK J FOeliflQ Q available for individual counselling DL-Ji O , . nurMn/N «mi JOB FINDING CLUB! .on career related matters £12,] JOin Q J5 |includlng career interest testing MS3/!! H ... 1 and mock interviews. and with peers, r\ | a ir Appointments ftill Discuss strategies experiences your uj ForArts KboUMb Learn how to present your skills effectively. J, £aj 8:30 4:30 and p.m. Evening .. L—LJI & Sci©nc© On-Campus Recruiting Participonts. # ntments are also Oct. Bto 5 3a°b!e V J*fd£l Jr Ev©ry 2nd Thursday, 11:30-1:00 pm, from I Ixll 1I II ———=: Dec. 3. For Alumni and Mature Graduating g 2:30-4:00 from Oct. FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER RECRUITMENT Students: Every Thursday, pm, S SERVICE Bto Nov. 26. Attend HOW TO BE AN EMPLOYED r • + as a Service candidate, To be considered Foreign Hatch Charlene B or con tact Wendy or write the examination on October The hours for applicants must how bring- Zjetsma jn career Services for information on jj no need to submit an at 9:00 There is - resumes 17,1987 a.m. R ing your |o j o j n application form in advance of the examination. j} and UCPA forms into ' " " " is written, successful o Once the examination TTTTZ S Career Services for AVAILABLE to submit a EMPLOYER & EVENT SCHEDULES Wj|| e invited specific g and for printing pick- Service booklets are on for permanent app|jca tjon form. Foreign Schedules ofemployers recruiting campus jj from resume Service are regularly ing up you available in Career Services. A Foreign and summer positions published until April. Deadlines for applying to /UCPA forms after Information Session will be held on Thursday, September g printing are as 3 for interested candidates. Please sign a list Centre events and programs follows: q|| upcoiTl j ng workshops, special >j intention of fl in Career Services indicating your Career Services available at the beginning JtH posted offeredb y are Monday 230Dm -3 30 p.m. and to find out the Services and pick up to write this examination each month. Be sure to drop by Career JJ tj vA/oHnocHnu' linn nm - 9 location of the examination. your copies. H v.p m