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The Cord Weekly (October 23, 1996) Inside This Issue News 3 Opinion 7 Student Life 8 Feature 10 Sports 12 Entertainment 15 Classifieds 18 Brain Candy 19 "The tie that binds since 1926" VOLUME XXXVII • ISSUE ELEVEN • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1996 the Cord WEEKLY WLU Student Publications "Horse" shocks with reality Toronto playwright expounds a contemporary view LYNCH oflife on the streets STERLING SARAH SIGURDSSON not. Cord Entertainment Cassey and Lou, the plays centra] charac- PICTURE: to a and ters, are forced to endure a nightmarish "We have attempted take tangle pull it into a knot. What you are about to see is a sequence of events at the hands of a brutal sloppy knot," said Ned Dickens in his intro- police force and an ignorant public. Without duction before the play/workshop. so much as a glance into their side of the Horse, shown Friday evening at Laurier's story, Cassey and Lou are automatically seen Theatre Auditorium, is a behind-the-scenes as the party of guilt. The events are present- look at a workshop in progress. ed in such a profound way that it becomes Horse takes a look at life on the streets of hard to ignore the messages that the play Toronto. It examines the hardships forced delivers. upon street kids by corrupted officers and the Horse is emotionally powerful because it influence that the police force has over the plays on society's ignorance of poverty. The views of today's society. The audience was script enables the audience to not only face forced to confront the brutal reality of life as poverty but to accept and understand it. seen through the eyes of those suffering The enjoyment of Horse lies behind the through life without a home, family, or approach of each individual. You must let the respect. script into you heart and mind and accept it When looking at the entire package, the for what it is: a play on the brutality of real set was essential in getting across the idea of life. a script. At first glance, one becomes lost in A script alone could not achieve anything the vision of a homeless person who is so des- without good actors to perform it. The actors olate diey must rely on ripped newspaper involved in Friday nights performance were and potato chip bags in order to keep even so believable that it became possible to ignore remotely warm. the fact that they were reading lines. Horse forces one to think: it breaks down What the audience felt at the end of tlie barriers between those who are sheltered Horse, was likely a life affirming change in from life's true hardships and those who are thought and an acceptance of self and others. Stop the bleeding! Losing streak hits three with loss to Guelph GREG CHOWNYK unable to get in the end zone. Scott Wally Gabler took over. A 21 yard ond possession of the half, vert was good and the Hawks were Cord Sports O'Hara attempted a 39 yard field completion to Adam Sherriff-Scott McDonald hit WR Brian McClure on nowright back in the game. Like the old saying goes, when it goal, but was off and had to settle set up a 1 yard pass to Jason Stoter an 80 yard pass and run play that The Gryphons managed a single rains it pours. That perhaps is the for the single. that was good for six points. The ended with McClure finding the on their next drive as a 34 yard only way to describe the fortunes of The Laurier misfortune really ensuing convert put Guelph up 10-1 endzone. McDonald hit McClure Stringer field goal was wide left and the Golden Hawk football squad began on their next drive when the and that is how the half ended. along the sideline, who turned up Grant conceded the point. over the last three weeks. Hawks commited their first of three Knowing that their backs were field and cut into the middle. Great With a little less than two min- Heading into Saturday's contest turnovers. McDonald hooked up truly up against the wall, the Hawks blocks by Andy Bacon and Corey utes remaining in the quarter, with at Guelph, the Hawks were riding a with Zach Treanor for what would came out a little more upbeat to Grant allowed McClure to speed the Hawks pinned deep in their end, two game losing streak and in dan- have been a twenty four yard gain start the second half. On their sec- down field for the major. The con- Continued on page 13 ger of missing the playoffs for the only to have Treanor fumble the ball first time in seven years. Clearly the as he was being tackled. The pressure was on to win, however Gryphons recovered, but just like UCMCCI the Hawks tailspin continued as they the Hawks were unable to punch it came up on the short end of a 13-10 in for the major. A 32 yard Krystian score. Stringer field goal did put the KAADI/"\KI "We played decent [on offense], Gryphons up 3-1. IDC- but we didn't capitalize. The offense Laurier's offense continued to Dim only scored eight points and that's struggle as they were forced to punt just not good enough," said Laurier on their next three possessions. On head coach Rick Zmich. the third one, the Hawks were once The cold weather and wet field again haunted by the now infamous conditions made for a slow start to long snapping trouble. Punter the game as it took awhile for both Jarret Luke readied himself, but sides to get the kinks out. Laurier Jeremy Rakowsky's snap was low opened the scoring on their second and Luke was unable to handle it. drive when QB Kevin McDonald This resulted in the Hawks turning marched his team down field. over the ball on downs at their own However, like the case has been for 31 yard line. most of the year, the Hawks were From their on, Gryphon QB jSPECTACULARFALLSAVINGS ■ V TREND MPC 5120 TREND MPC 5133 TREND MPC 5150 TREND MPC 5166 ■ > * tiWflwlve I u/|i]wI * Pentium processor * Intel * processor » Pentium Processor 150MHz 166MHz W0 1 Intel Pentium 120MHz intel Pentium processor 133MHz Intel j Pentium * Chipset --—I „ * * Chipset New Intel 430VX Warranty 8S N£w |NTEL 430vx chipset m/B new Intel 430VX Chipset m/B new Intel 430VX m/B m/B , * Pipeline * Pipeline 256Kb 6 MEG RAM 72 Pin * 256Kb Pipeline Cache 256Kb Cache Cache * * Meg 6 MEG EDO RAM floppy * 16 EDO RAM 3.5" I 6 MEG RAM 72 PIN 1 * " Floppy * * * Floppy 3 5 1.08 Gb Hard Drive 3.5" Floppy 3.5" - * ' * * * -70 Gb Hard Drive ULTRA Fast 8X CD ROM 1.08 Gb Hard Drive ' 70 Gb Hard Drive * * Ultra Fast 8X CD ROM * Ultra Fast 8X CD ROM 1 6 Bit Stereo sound Card Ultra Fast 8X CD ROM * Sound Blaster awe 32 • Stcreo Speakers * 16 Bit Stereo Sound Card * Sound Blaster awf 32 * Speakers Stereo Speakers • 14" SVGA N I 28DP monitor • Stereo Speakers 15 Stereo 5 • 28dp SVGA x • 7 280 024 Monitor • SVGA N Monitor MPF.G Standard VIDEO IMb 15" SVGA N I 28dp Monitor i5' I • 1 1 1 ' ' S3 TRIO VIDEO MEG TO * • M 2M 64 1 EXP ?.M 104 KEYBOARD & MOUSE MPF.G STANDARD VIDEO IMR S3 TRIO 64 VIDEO 1 EXP .O & * & *104 KEYBOARD MOUSE • * & MOUSE WINDOWS 95 104 KEYBOARD MOUSE 104 KEYBOARD * * ' windows 95 (!* * '95 J COMPTON 96 Windows 95 Windows * * COMPTON 96 1 j|l : * COMPTON -96 COMPTON '96 _—a- 16991 5 1799 *2199 *2799 I 3 111111111 kwl in 11 r« 1111 rl i 111 J.ikl IHIII 1 li'lirirl/^H •»PRINTERS FAXMODEM HARD DRIVE PROCESSOR & MB - : Apuva HP & Canon Authorized Intel Pentium Processor ...$ : . 225 ...$599 7 „M.USR 288 FM int/ext ...$199/219 Fujitsu 1.08 Gb IDE 166MHz ...$ ...$ cd rom drive HP Deskjet 600 269 USR 288 FM Voice int / ext ...$219/259 Fujitsu 1.28 Gb IDE 269 150MHz ...$449 - 16 .it sound blaster c*rd m ' HP Deskjet 680 C ...$419 USR 288 DSVD int...$239 Fujitsu 1.70 Gb IDE ...$ 309 133MHz ...$359 ...$ _ HP Deskjet 820CXI 509 Zoltrix 288 FM int/ext ...$ 139/169 Fujitsu 2.11 Gb IDE ...$399 12 0MHz ...$259 HP Laserjet 5L ...$ 659 Zoltrix 288 FM Voice int...$149 Fujitsu 2.57 Gb IDE ...$489 ioOMHz ...$159 ! 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