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. .. - greener Glendon __" • l'horaire des examens p.11 • Getting Addicted Jane', p,8 GLENDON'S BILINGUAL NEWSPAPER VOLUME 30, NO.8 LE 3 DItCEMBRE 1990 a C.l'!. and McLaren A\c (the roo.;.! in the ...alk... 1(() Ihe north \\ould make Ihe other houndaril"\ of the rroiC'd . On 2 of 19Kk. "lurlh York City Council rt'/oncd RMfl (Kelold('ntlal Multiple-Family O\\elling'. afler an application for purpose submittcd Chedinglon Holding." Lid Under the stipul'llions ofthl' loning "negory l'on'Muction up 10 a of IWi of Ihc 101 area, recreallon fal,htu."\. and a ,lructurc arc The Original :I". plicali ..m rropO\Cd a t\\U to\\cr family dwelling of ninc and tcn scories. wit h a lotal of 69 units, and an average hulk of 3100 ft=. At that linlt' the I:ktyvicw- Lawrence Environment Protec- tion Association (BlE PAl ap- pealed Ihe decision to th(' Ontarin Municipal Hoard (OM B). Although, faculty membl..'I"S students rartic- Irated \\·ith Ihis alosociation. York Ur.i\'('rsit\, ,efused to take a position 0'11 the issue. BlEPA argued before the OMB that the dC\c1opment would destro) the uni4uc loCmi- rural of the area b\ creating site pollution within Ihe valley and from the Bayview bridgc. Tht:) request- ed that the projea be kept to a three o"..fow- £tOf'Y-buildi.wB The OM Bc\'enlU<Jlly uphcld the North York Cit)' Council decision and the project wa" allow(d 10 procttd. which calls for Ihe height of the soulhern most tower to bt increased loa height of 176.2m. conttrns Ihc unh'ersit\, bccal .t: of Ihe negalive visual'impotct It will now have on the Glendon campus.lncrea."iCS in height slem from a redesign Ihat allows for more generous noor 10 floor heights and the addition of penthouses. University ad mIniSI fa lors a re now consulting legal council in ordC1'" 10 determine the best possible roule 10 counter Iho:: new proposals. The development in 4ucstiC\n ill p'ilnncd to DC built behind IheChedington Mansion which is located heside the main cnlmnce 10 the campus. The A... e bridi!c 10 the west. Ihe Glendon property to Ihe Chedington opposed hI' Hohn, Mllek"r Chcdinglon Holding." Ltd. has recently r..designed Iheir devr'opment project such Ihal the \wo proposed housing towers ure to be increa."iC'd in. heighl and localed nearer Ihe Glendon community. Harry Arthurs. Pfe5ident of York University. met wilh ,,,;plTSt"ntatives oflhe Holding-. group last Friday. November .lOth the Glendon campus. Duringtheirdiscussion Arthurs tried to persuade t he developers against carryinl! through with these new proposals. ·Thr.. factory.' commenled Mary I.ynn Reimer. York's Master PIa nner. 'They (I he developers) don't want 10 do a 101: She eltrlained Ihallhis new design. Moving towards /1lI' 1.011;.\'·/:''''';'' &W{;" rt Brm! J. Huff/t' La premiere reunion du Comite En\lironnemental de ulcnJon a cu lieu Ie 19 no...embrc dernier. Les per- sonnes presentes etaient majoritairement les rapon· sablcsdu recyc1ageen Tfsidence.. Les buts du Comite sont nombreull.. Plusieurs pensent que Ies '"\lefts" de Glendon ne s'occupent que du r«yclage: c'est fault. Le principal but du comite est ramelioralion de renvironnemenl etudiant par rarrtt de rutilisalion inutile de certaines re$Sources: comprcncz ala fDis Ie gaspiltagl_ Ie r«yclage. ;a reulilisation. etc. La beaulecnvironnementale est egalement a rordre dujour: buis et proprete du campus. The meeting began with the student's polite and well- mannered receplion of the 3dministrat:on's efforts to pat itself on the back for initiatives taken o\lC'r the past couple of years in the areas of recycling and conservation. Howevcr.-the students were quick to rtmind the admihistnnion of all that still nttdcd to be done. I.e comite n'esl pas lie Ii I"AECG maisa des liensetroits aveC la cafeteria et desire en avoir avectousles inteh'"Sses du campus. qu'ils soient repre- senlants de departemenls. etudiants. etc. Les principaux points diSC'Jtb elaienl I" strueturation commune du recyclagedans les maisons ('t rCloidcnees: ou deposer 10; ohjets a recycler el comment s'en depaf1ir. Nous avonsd'::Iilleurs decouvert qu'il serail possible de veOOte nos eanneltC'S d'aluminium plutol que de donner. En plus de eela, 10 celehres hoites bleucs devraient eIre iei au courant de l'hiver. le comite a decide de promouvoir un projet imporlant 4ui dewait les habitudes de vie des habitues de la cafeteria: e'esl:\ voir. In all, it w3scvidrnl that this first meeting was long overdue. Students who had individually initiated recycling projects in their respecti\!(' residence houses expressed rrustration about the vari.1U$ obstacles and ineffic- iencies Ihey had come up against. This made it dear thaI a more unified college-wide rrogram was necessary in order ror the frustrated erforts of individual students to be co- ordinated (0 provide Glendon '4ithan eff«live. oompn::'lCrISi\'e .... ". - . cm·ironmenta! program, Yet Ihe administration did not express this same sense of urgency. Instead of specific dates being given for the implemenlation of projects discussed. the lraditional"we'll look into it was assured. If the students of Glendon believe Ihat a co-ordinated recycling and conservation program is important. then they shoukt makethC'ir views known. Withoul the suppof1 of Ihe student body. the admin- iSlration will be led to believe that it isjust asmall handrul of cla7ed Sludenlsconttrned with such environmental causes. The only way to bringaboul change i!' to show Ihat the Glendon community wanls change. Support and sugges- tions can be made throu,h your residence house represenl· ative or addressed directly 10 Leon WllSser. Business Office Manager, The next meeting will take place Tuesday December II at 4:30 pm in leon Wasser's office. Glendon Hall. All are welcome.

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greener Glendon

ALJR~__"• l'horaire des examens p.11

• Getting Addicted w~h Jane', p,8

GLENDON'S BILINGUAL NEWSPAPER

VOLUME 30, NO.8 LE 3 DItCEMBRE 1990

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C.l'!. and McLaren A\c (theroo.;.! in the ...alk...1(() Ihe north\\ould make ~p Ihe otherhoundaril"\ of the rroiC'd .

On Ma~ 2 of 19Kk. "lurlhYork City Council rt'/oncd lhi~

pro~rty RMfl (Kelold('ntlalMultiple-Family O\\elling'.afler an application for thi~

purpose \\a~ submittcd h~

Chedinglon Holding." LidUnder the stipul'llions ofthl'

loning "negory l'on'Muctionup 10 a d('n,il~ of IWi of Ihc101 area, recreallon fal,htu."\.and a parkin~ ,lructurc arc~rmilled. The Original :I".plicali ..m rropO\Cd a t\\U to\\crfamily dwelling of ninc and tcnscories. wit h a lotal of 69 units,and an average hulk of 3100 ft=.

At that linlt' the I:ktyvicw­Lawrence Environment Protec­tion Association (BlE PAl ap­pealed Ihe decision to th('Ontarin Municipal Hoard(OM B). Although, facultymembl..'I"S ~lnd students rartic­Irated \\·ith Ihis alosociation.York Ur.i\'('rsit\, ,efused totake a position 0'11 the issue.

BlEPA argued before theOMB that the dC\c1opmentwould destro) the uni4uc loCmi­rural natu~ of the area b\creating site pollution fro~within Ihe valley and from theBayview bridgc. Tht:) request­ed that the projea be kept to athree o"..fow- £tOf'Y-buildi.wB

The OM Bc\'enlU<Jlly uphcldthe North York Cit)' Councildecision and the project wa"allow(d 10 procttd.

which calls for Ihe height of thesoulhern most tower to btincreased loa height of 176.2m.conttrns Ihc unh'ersit\, bccal .t:of Ihe negalive visual'impotct Itwill now have on the Glendoncampus.lncrea."iCS in height slemfrom a redesign Ihat allows formore generous noor 10 floorheights and the addition ofpenthouses.

University ad mIniSI fa lors a renow consulting legal council inordC1'" 10 determine the bestpossible roule 10 counter Iho::new proposals.

The development in 4ucstiC\nill p'ilnncd to DC built behindIheChedington Mansion whichis located heside the maincnlmnce 10 the campus. TheBa~'viewA...e bridi!c 10 the west.Ihe Glendon property to Ihe

Chedington opposed

hI' Hohn, Mllek"rChcdinglon Holding." Ltd.

has recently r..designed Iheirdevr'opment project such Ihalthe \wo proposed housingtowers ure to be increa."iC'd in.heighl and localed nearer IheGlendon community.

Harry Arthurs. Pfe5ident ofYork University. met wilh,,,;plTSt"ntatives oflhe Holding-.group last Friday. November.lOth ~u the Glendon campus.Duringtheirdiscussion Arthurstried to persuade t he developersagainst carryinl! through withthese new proposals.

·Thr.. meftin~ w.~ ungt~

factory.' commenled MaryI.ynn Reimer. York's MasterPIa nner. 'They (I he developers)don't want 10 do a 101: Sheeltrlained Ihallhis new design.

Moving towards/1lI' 1.011;.\'·/:''''';'' &W{;" rt Brm!J. Huff/t'

La premiere reunion duComite En\lironnemental deulcnJon a cu lieu Ie 19no...embrc dernier. Les per­sonnes presentes etaientmajoritairement les rapon·sablcsdu recyc1ageen Tfsidence..

Les buts du Comite sontnombreull.. Plusieurs pensentque Ies '"\lefts" de Glendon nes'occupent que du r«yclage:c'est fault. Le principal but ducomite est ramelioralion derenvironnemenl etudiant parrarrtt de rutilisalion inutilede certaines re$Sources:comprcncz ala fDis Ie gaspiltagl_Ie r«yclage. ;a reulilisation.etc. La beaulecnvironnementale

est egalement arordre dujour:buis et proprete du campus.

The meeting began with thestudent's polite and well­mannered receplion of the3dministrat:on's efforts to patitself on the back for initiativestaken o\lC'r the past couple ofyears in the areas of recyclingand conservation. Howevcr.-thestudents were quick to rtmindthe admihistnnion of all thatstill nttdcd to be done.

I.e comite n'esl pas lie IiI"AECG maisa des liensetroitsaveC la cafeteria et desire enavoir avectousles inteh'"Sses ducampus. qu'ils soient repre­senlants de departemenls.etudiants. etc.

Les principaux points

diSC'Jtb elaienl I" strueturationcommune du recyclagedans lesmaisons ('t rCloidcnees: oudeposer 10; ohjets a recycler elcomment s'en depaf1ir. Nousavonsd'::Iilleurs decouvert qu'ilserail possible de veOOte noseanneltC'S d'aluminium plutolque de I~ donner. En plus deeela, 10 celehres hoites bleucsdevraient eIre iei au courant del'hiver. le co mite a ~alemenl

decide de promouvoir unprojet imporlant 4ui dewaitamelio~r les habitudes de viedes habitues de la cafeteria:e'esl:\ voir.

In all, it w3scvidrnl that thisfirst meeting was long overdue.Students who had individuallyinitiated recycling projects intheir respecti\!(' residence housesexpressed rrustration about thevari.1U$ obstacles and ineffic­iencies Ihey had come upagainst. This made it dear thaIa more unified college-widerrogram was necessary in orderror the frustrated erforts ofindividual students to be co­ordinated (0 provide Glendon'4ith an eff«live. oompn::'lCrISi\'e

.... ". ~.: - .

cm·ironmenta! program, YetIhe administration did notexpress this same sense ofurgency. Instead of specificdates being given for theimplemenlation of projectsdiscussed. the lraditional"we'lllook into it fUr1her~ was assured.If the students of Glendonbelieve Ihat a co-ordinatedrecycling and conservationprogram is important. then theyshoukt makethC'ir views known.Withoul the suppof1 of Ihestudent body. the admin­iSlration will be led to believethat it isjust asmall handrul ofcla7ed Sludenlsconttrned withsuch environmental causes.

The only way to bringaboulchange i!' to show Ihat theGlendon community wanlschange. Support and sugges­tions can be made throu,hyour residence house represenl·ative or addressed directly 10

Leon WllSser. Business OfficeManager, The next meetingwill take place TuesdayDecember II at 4:30 pm inleon Wasser's office. GlendonHall. All are welcome.

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PRoTEM 2 LE 3 O£CEMBRE 1990

BILLET

Julie Ireron

Men:•.Rejean Thibeault

Parking Conlrol OfficerYork University

groupe de per~onnes dC­vouees. corpsct arne. mai..non-infailliblo. ala cauS(.·glcndonicnoc·...·.

Dear Editor:i would like to respond

to Frederic Tremblay'sarticle "Games: Sinkin),!with Fa!>hion-.

There were II few aspect!>oflhi~aniclethat I foundvery di.. turbing. all ofwhich concerned Apollo.Right away Trembla~

accused Apollo of beinj,!pumped with ~teroid!>.E:<euse me Mr. T .. but doyou have an~' proof ofthis claim? Were themodels required tosubmiturine samples before theiromo=inx performance nnslage~

Furthermore. I feel thatthe women'!\ "burnin~

scream..- illustrated anappreciation for a welllooked after body. nOIanimal instincts. as youhave claimed. I personall)did nOl orrasm durin~

thi.. ..cene. but lhank \ouver) much for asking:

On a final note. M.

An ApolloAdmirer

• See Apollo p.9

geslions. Merci \.1adam~

Byrne.Pource ljui est du re~'C'

de I'artiele de MadameByrne.jedois ici proteslercarce n'esl qu'un ramassisd'informations menson­geres. non-fondres oud'apparences fortuites.Premiere rectific~lion Iiapporter est Ie fait que jene suis pas un "SecurityOfficer" (non pa... ""SeoJrit\'Guard") muis bien u~controleur de siottionnc­men! ("Parking ControlOrriccr-) ce qui veut direen langage clair que jen'ctail pas en service a5pm dans la soiree du 31oclobre 1990 car majour­nee de travail se termine a16hOO. '"L'habit ne fait pasIe moine..... Deuxiemerectification, je n'aidaispoint un O'mi:i dcmenagcrcar ce demenagement t1ailIe mien:je n'utili ..ai~ donepas 1<$ clefs d'un officierde SeeurilC (r.:lUS savon..pourquoi!l,j'utilisais mpropre... c1C'fs!~! QuantiMadame Byrne arrirme :.....the guard ddmilted ..for an extended period oftime...... je me dais derefuter ses dirt'S car mesparoles se bornerent it"Yes. Ihank you.-

Pour eonclure, je po­serai simplement eomlll('question: "Pourquoi as·socier un acte isolc d'unindivKJu avec une vendettamoralisatrice enven un

COURRIER/FEEDBACK

Realite

P'o 'em Wt!/comes 'tour fe«lbllck and /etters. They musr nOl t!xce«J250 words ':nd mus~ be signed. ~ceompanied with tilt! lIu,hM'Sohone numb'"

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M. I"wlleur:Desolation el etonOl:­

ment furenl Icsdeu:< senti­menh qui me frapptrenta la lecture de '"Securitvpropped open" de M m~Sharon A. Byrne dansI'edilion du 26 novembre1990 de Pm Tn". Com­ment une etudiante deniveau univcrsitaire quiveut Ie bien de tau... peut­elk «rire un art ide sansau ptialabre verifier sesinformations. Quand onveut anirer rattention deI'opinion publique sur unpoint plTcis. it esl impor­lant de s'assurer des fon­dements de ses dire-.i aurisque de tomber dans unalarmisme no ....fonde.

Je Youdrais. premiere­ment. confirmer Ie faitque la pone de la maisonB de la residence Woodfut. bel et bien. laiss«ouverte pour une periodede temps allant de 2.5 a5minmes: et df"O;xiememenlIoua- Madame Byrne poursa vigilance. II est toujoursde mise de rappeler itrordre tout relachement.Ie departement de la sC­curile de Glendon est10ujOt·:'"!' fi~ de \,('ir rim­plical;;)n Jd membres delit commun~utc. et estouvert ;\ toutes \OS sug-

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Pro rem is the weekly bilingual .llnd independent newspaper ofGlendon College, fourwJed in 1962 as the student publication of YortlUniversity. Pro rem est Ie' seul jourNIl lhudient bilingue en Ontario.Nous bureaull sonf 511,-,," dan. Ie Manoir Glendon, local 117.Editori.lll & Advertising: 487·67:0:;'i'rage : 4000 eumptaires

Spreading

goodwillAt this time of year, Glendon students of all years

are awaiting the end of exam and essay time so theycan spend the holiday season with their family andfriends. What many will not be thinking about arethose who will inevitably spend the holidays likeevery other day, hungry and homeless.

Regardless of one's religion or culture it is hopedthat all who comprise the Glendon Family will be ableto share their weeks off with the people they love.Several of us will create valuable memories dLJringthis time when enjoying festive gatherings or simplyrelaxing. It is hoped that all v'iIl have enough to eat, awan.• shelter to sleep in and freedom from socialproblems which affect so many in our societ~·.

Often this is such an overwhelming time of year formany of us, that those living on the street with nomoney, food or shelter are forpotten. The most unfairvictims of neglect and poverty are the children. Theyare innocent. yet they are selfishly punished.

As students, our money is often scarce but fewface the dire situatior. of "Ies dtHavorises". Spendingthe holidays in a vacant warehouse or living on hand­outs is a far cry from the thoughts of a turkey dinnerwhich sees some of us through the all-nighter beforea final exam.

The less fortunate should never be forgotten at anytime of the year, but as the snow begins to fall andparty invitations and Visa bills come in, let's allabstain from getting the person who has everythinganother useless gift and put that money or time Into alocal charity or food bank.

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NEWSPRO TEM 3

Handicap facilities need improvement

'I,· Uwkpa SholllurAlthou~h recenl change ..

have been undertaken. therearc still impro\'l'ments Ih,1Icould he made 10 Glendon':­fucililics for Ihe' phY5i~lIy

handicapped. Whether Iheseimprovements arc made in Ihe

future. however, dependsheavily on government funding.III an intef"\'iew. Tania Sala. aGlendon student who uses awheelchair described someproblem "POlS on campulO..

Except for lecture hall 129c1assroom:- arc nOI il probkm.

Tania said. The steps iit theentrolnce of Ihe lecture hallmake it impossible for a ~rsonin a whulchair 10 enter thisway. In order to 'I\oid IhC'lesteps one Voould haH: 10 gooutside. through Ihe door!> h\L'Arcadc and follow Ihe Iilll~llalh 10 a sel ofdoorsal the rcarof Ihe hall. Since these doorsure locked. a person from I~C

inside would have to be waiting10 open them. In the winler thisis especially incon\'enienl. Onepanicular concern was in Ihecase of fire. Elevatorsrlre not to~ used OIl this time and Ihis ofc ursc results in a dilemna forthose who are in wheelchairsand on the upper Ooors. Thereis no 01 her ahernative hut tousc Ihe stair!'>. Glendon Hallpooscsa major obstacle becauseof the many winding '\tairs andsteps. The offices on IheseeondlevC'!. the pub and RadioGlendon are Inacc~..ihle. Thestep before Ihe doors of thebookslore and the narrownessand heavilX'S~ of Ihese doors,nake the bookstore not easilyaccC"isible for an unaccom­panied per..on In ;1 wheelchairIXlor.Jftnd washroom, in YorkHall. Ihe l·afl'leria. Ihe RI ..lroand Fro"llihr.. r~ do not pre..enl

difrkulliQ> a('cording to Tania.Changes ha\'e bc~'lln (as much

as a year ago) 10 facilitateaccess to Glendon's building....Due 10 a grant received fromlhe !!o\'crnmenl. Gilles FOrlin.Dean ofSt udent Affairs...tatedthai c1earic door.. were in..-.talledal the main entrances and inthe hallwavs of York Hall.Hilliard R~idencerCt:eived IWOelectric doors and ;1 nrw doorto A-House. the keyhole andhandle of which were lowered.There is a room in a A-Hou~w;lh a wider dooN'a)' and ,I"ashroom for the physicall~

disabled (although it is notlocated in A-House). Al.loo. aside entrance and ramp to FrostLibrary wert addcd. Otherchanges in thc past include theconstruction of Ihe path fromIhe br~ere"a\' to HilliardReSidence. addillonal parl(ln~facilities for thc ph~,..ie.lIl~hanrticapred ;lIld IOVoenng ofelevator hutton.. In York HallThe future Bu..lIle.... Office andSecurll\' Office location OIl IhelJ. o~ ,:. (ircenhou-.c huildin~alreadv has:! O('"h (on~tructed

ramp for whedeh~m ...'illlo Fortin p.lllltcd oullhal

mt'lnc~ for thc lmprmement ofof facilitll.... for the phy..icall~

d ...ahlcd dl'fll·nd .. malnl~ ongO\crnmcnt lundlng. and Ihutchan!!c.. "llCh ;1.. maklllg Proclorf-Idd I-lou .. e "heclchaH'fncndl~.or prO' Idlng ..orne kIndof tran..pnrtatlon ht'lwccn theuppl'r and IOVoer le\el.lo. orm:-Ialhnl.! an dC'\a!or in (i!endon1-1;111 "o"uld 1m 01\ e a \ er~ IMgt·amounl of mone\ Altenltlon..tn (iJcndon Hall'arc e"pcC1all~dlrfieult bccau'l: of It .. age. The..·.nl(' prnhkm I" helng faced b~

lhe l·n~\Cr-.II\ of I oronto. Gillt...Fortm ..;1Id· If an~ "lUdcnl ..ha\C nmcer"" thC'\ ..hould n,ltht"'ltatl' to contacl'the Office ofStudent AffaIr... O\'erall.(ilendon· .. f;IClhlll'S for theph~sicall~ handicapped "'eregl\en an "Am ralin~ h~ TamaSal,1

CAF~PE;t:,~·

TERRASSE .iTh.e.t.l~lat~'r~~~@W11l

~1rl:~1?~~.~~~R~!;;:~~l~i~'~:~~~~

Gulf Crisis affects Glendonites

Position?Facilitator: A

h, Gt'of( BmdhlConlroversy h,,:- oe\c1opcd

in n:CCIlI day.,; over the appoinl­menl of a Glendon ..tudellt , ...the paid ,,"'-it ion of Facilitatorof Ihe Glendon Foud Servicl:sCf'lmnliltt'c IGI,SCl.

file ne.,l, '-al,htalor, ClaudinePilon. is an off<ampus siudentwho. admittedly, rarely usesIhe food service facilities atGlendon. Fear.lo that Ililonwould not be II ble to properlyrcpresent the student"lro concern!>arose. Pilonwa'lquid todcfendher new position s<lying that

Ii r lilli,' In'wlIEachday. news briefs regard·

ingthe Persian Gulf monopolileTV and radio waves. yet manydon't relate Ihecrisis 10 peopleor evenls here at Glendon. Itappears. however, that mililaryofficials are warning those inthe Canadian reserve!' that theirservice could be called upon inIhe e\'cnt or war.

Among those noti:itd an: OIlIeasl two Glendon siudalls:

the appoimml'nl 01 ,10 t1ff­c'lmpus Facilualor "Ill he ;tn"added bonu:-". "Tho..e oul ofresidence will be representeJand I Voill sec thlO!!S thai ~ou

guys dnn'f'.Pilon explained at Ihe last

GFSC meeting that the positionis one of "glorified ..eerttary"and Ihat it was it position Ihat\I. as "unimponant-. She saidIhe Facilitators job is to takeminules of GFSC meClings.wrile the Au Menu column forI'm Tf'm. organire meClingsand do \'arious clerical work.

Mark Chabot and Paul Laire.Through phone calls or wrinencommunicallon from the Com·manding Offio:r'" office. theyoung men were asked If theywere (llanninp: 10 mO\e fromtheir,place of residence in Ihenext few month~. apr-Irentlyestabli~hin!! Ihe availability ofth~ men if and when calledinto service.

Mark Chabot. a second yearGlendon Col!ege ~tudent told

and nultn (l'prN'nt md'\lduill\Cllm'Crn~ (ilcndon Bu .. lOe....

Man;l~cr I con Wily~l'r~lIdIh('pO"llion na .. to "make !'urecommunil';Uloll h;lppcn.. t-t.'­I\H'Cll Ihe committee and the"tudcnt commUnll\ ~

Was.!'er hlm"l'lf hired Pilonfor thc joh I he ....Icihtalflrposition wasadH'rlised throughthe Student Pla("('menl Cenlreand Pilon's :Ipplic3tlon """Iheonlv one to he received. Wasserfcel~ Ihal Pilon is the hcst personto fill the position dtspite Ihefaet thilt only on(' applicollion

I'nl Tnllthat. "tt:ey just wantedto know where I w;~s so Ihe~

could p:C1 in touch with me ifIh(')' needed to.~ When askedthe reason for thi~ Iype ofqueslioning, he replied that"gl\'en Ihe circumstances 1would llSSUlnt: lllal il wa.~ \\.~tcd

iO theCrJ.-i.. in the Gulf." Mark'sassociation wllh the "ervice iswith an Infamry Batlalion inQuebec. His dealinp. j. withlogi<'iC5 ral~,ef than mlantry

\\;\ .. rl'lTIH'd lie (lie.. hl'r 1\\0

~e,lr...... l·h;lIr \)f thl' (iI'S," .1"morl' Ihan enllu~h e'"fll'tlencl'ror the rO"ltllln.

PIlon ,ll..('(edll .. fear .. thaI..he "III he una\\arl' 01 lhl'proh!cm.. \\llh""l' ..Iudl'm .. \\ hou..e the fmlCl faclhtio moreuflen"'~ ..:t~,n~. "llroIllIlroCOln Ihel';lfetl'na e;ll'h time I ~o In. forthing." lhal ml!-!ht he Voron~­

Pilon -.a~ .... he under..land, Ihcprohlenh \11 re-.ldcnce __ lUdentsbcC:IU)l' .. he na~ one for t"n\ear-. and ,he Vo III nc\ er lo:-e~lght of lhat.

and once he I~ finishl'd hiS"Iudico-al Glendon;lOd recei\'eshllro B.A.. Marl. "ill h;ne thetitle of Second Lieuten.lOt

Another Glendon Studen!.Paul Laire, used to he a memberof the Highland Regiment In

Montreal. Paul s.1id that e\'enthough he is nol with the "BlnckWatch- any more th~ slillhave the right to c:tll him.

Glendon

ol1lil­V.-•Visa &

Mastercardnow

accepted!

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GCSU reports profit York Security

Who is the Marshal?

Anewspi.-it ofgiving

d'un pa~ s~ mardi 4 Mcembre it2OhOOiI In Maison de la Cultureau Mannir Glendon. Quatrec.:-rivains rresentent leursoeuvres: Roseann Runte.Mlmlle ~jarlais-Heynemann_

Michdine St·Cyr et C«ileCloutier,

If you ha\e :In~ qucstion.. or ..ee an~ thing ('On campus youthink may pose .1 thrcat to Illir ..afety and security. kt thederanment know and we will try to remedy the situation.RClT'cmbcr we are on the Joh 24 hours a day. I)on't hesilale!''''-h" lIrl1de ,,""2' r""I"'1l."d ,,",Ih hell' (rum m;uC'nllll C'ompk'd h\ Ihe

M,n"lr~ 01 the SlllK"llm {;el"l~T,III()nlllnollind (rom malC'fUII C'oIln:1t'tJ

h\ ,h.. Ilcromm..f'I' I,r ~Ullt\ lind ":trk",I' ~"1('C" (Vorl. tlnl\c""l\ 1

Here arc .. few crlmrproofinJ: rointcr, for the camrus:• Call sccuri'" :mmcdialelv if voo srot ..tr.lnger!'> loitering

around thccampus for n~ ob~'ioulo reason. Wc'lI rt:"'pond.• Rcp0rl if ~uu loCC :t !'>tr:ln~er walking throu~h the

huilding.. 1l.......ting 10 sec if dnon. arc locked. He proh.. hlyilon't Ihere to make .. ure the doors arc locked.

• If VOl' hear the ..ound of glass ,"rea king or if ~ou see,0mch~)(J\ "round the parl-ing lot looling into cars 01

Irving to t~rnpc:r \~ Ith them. tell sccurit\. Wc'lI iml.."Sligatl'.• '-;~ver let :lIl\'ho(.I\ inln re:.idence unl~:. he or .. he I:. ~ our

guC".1. FH'n ifyo~ ir:nnw the pcr..on. ha\e him or her W:lItunlil ;:ldmilled h~ the per,on who is.. ued the invitation

• At night. espcciall~ when ~ou are alnne. eallthe ._tudente..corl ""r\·ice :lnd the\,'11 tale "nu to vour dl~lin:lfion

even if it i, on c:lmru:..- There i!!. 'the fOOl p:l1ru! if the \'anj.. tied up and they ..... ill he ~Iad (0 hell' you OUI.

Your l.ir~

• Do \'ou hitch--hike?Once insidea car. do)'ou know howhard it is to get ouf!

• On foot or h\ car. do vou :llwa,,!!. dctl'rminc the loafe.troute It' \,ou; dcslinati~n? .

• Do you ~\'oid dark and deserted area!'>'.'• Do you alwa\'s take the !'>honc:st wav even if it isn't tht"

~f~l. hccau~ vou want to sa\'e a f~w minutes'!• Do you alway~ let l'K"0p!e know when you !ea\'e and

when you plan 10 arrivc'~

Your Hom~• Do you alwavs lock ,'our doors when you leave your

hou~ or roo~l. cven if it's only for :l few minules'!• Do you Iea\'c your. eys hidden in obvious placcs'~

• If \'OU return home and suspect someollC' is instdc. doyo~ enter alone or go to a neighbour for help?

b,' M;("ho~I Habnlin· Glendon Campus is amo:lg Ihe safest places in Metro

Toronto 10 work, live and study. Rut Glcneton is only as safeas we decide to make ii,

Eliminating the opponunity for ('nme is the firsl step incrime prevention and that means all of lilo will be saferAwareness combined with common sense equals peace ofmimI for us and our neighbours.

IJUSl want to mention a few crime proofing pointers ,h:1II found in a pamphlet prepared by the Ministr)' of theSolicitor General.( I) .

These p"i.,lers aprl)' to all c;.f us whether living alone ofthe residences.lr off cllmpus.

Answer the following qucstions and see how you rate:

created around the time theCollc~ was founded in the1960's and has since ensuredthe propcr functionin~ ofGlendon's 1Murn.SOIREE L1TTERAIRE AGLE DON

A l"occasion de la helleexpolliilion dc ~rav.Jre ..."Quebec depuis 1960". InMaiso'l de l.'I Cultu~ ellaSociete des Ecrivains dcToronto J'rtpa~nt une soirttl;llerairc sur Ie theme oOTraco.

said that he found it to he·'offensive. especially in theaftermalh of a week fightingagainst institutional racism.~

He was profoundl) So'lddenedby the irony that (:xcalihurwould print a carloon Ihate~poscd blatant stereotype...

However. when asked aboutExcalibur's attempt 10 reC\if~

this error with a full retractionand aro1ogy. Ghomeshi com­mented that the apology andrClraction were respeCl3l')1e.

1>1' Julie Carhmmt'UII

Mr, Warner Bissinger. whois a history proiessor. hasre~ntly been appointed to theposition of the marshal of oureoUege. He wiil be replacinp..\Ir ~li.:h.,,:1 Cummings, whoIS no..... laking a sabbatical.

Le travail consiste prin·cipalement a faire la liasonaurr~s (i.:s personnelli qui":enOC'i'll c10nner do conferences:IiJ Co!!egc et it s''X'''uper de!spd~licite. ThiS pos~"on .....as

you in any project you mayhave in mind for the Glendoncommunity_ Being a studt'ntInvolvt'S not only lOllIng. butaho giving to the community.If ~'ou ar.: willing 10 t!ivt'. we;.Ire ""iJlin!! '0 help ~OU.

GLF'\'OONITES! We are"our Student Union. thilo llo~'our ~hool. and this is another;'e;lr going ou,ckly hy.

Pro Tern rechercheun iIIustrateur.Compose. Ie487-6736 pourMtails.

Prochaine livraisondu journal Ie 14janvier 1991.

H(lrd "'ork , ,rodUl'ps tI succrnfulUto",,: boll, IIrtisticaily lindji1flJnc11111)'.

the afternoon..\'ith an apologyand a full retraction was madeby the editorial staff.

-We looked at ollr respon­sibility to the York Communit),in removing and reprinting theMonday issue.,.thccanoon wasnot meant to bc racist ormalicious in any way ... weapologi7ed to the communityfor having ponrayed a racialstereotyJlC,~ said Stathis,

In response, Jean Ghomeshi.Pr~ident of the York Stude:ltFederation. and one of theper.-onsdepieted in Ihecanoon,

loss ofSI60. and yet \\e endedup with a profit! (It might nntseem like r.1uch to some of \ou.but considcring. the lossofsi JOOfor last years show. it's quitean achievement!1

The purposoe of Ihis arllc\(- I'>

10 tell the populalltlrl ofGlendon that it i~ pO'''lhk 10

org:.lni7c even'sat Glendon Inatbrcilk cven and aiM) Ih:tt th.:Student Union i, hl're In :t....,iSI

Excalibur retracted

h r Sun t· &-/lOrI: P Gle"don Culf.'Xf' Studell/',fUnion

As thr new academic ,'carbegan, the mrmbers of thrGCSU (all thrre of thrm),wondrred what events theycould orgaOlle to celebratcGlendon's 25th Anni\'.:rsary. Along li.it was drafted. One ofthe first items on that list wasthe idea of another FashionShow.

When planning this yrar'sFashion Show we took intoaccount anything. that had notgonc over vcry well i;l lastyear's production. and anythingthat could be improVC'd. Thiswas then broken down to threemain elements. A controversialpublicity campaign. a misman­agemrnt of funds. and a lot ofinexperience. To overcomethese problems. a few simplesteps were necessary. FirS!.contacting Steven Moore, thedirector of last year's show,Indeed, his experience andwonh as an anislic directorwas one of the Icey elementswhich made this year's showsuch a success. The secondelement wa." realistic spending.8y Sliding closely 10 thedesignated budget and con,trolling expenditures. we wereabk 10 make a profit of 550.The budJ!et had rredieted a

bl' Mahmud ..bdu'la. The November" 26 issue of

Excalibur was pulled trom the:o.helv::s last week du~ to theracist content of the editorialcanoon.

Peter Stathi~, editor ofExcalibur, explained thatMonday morning. soon afterExcalibur was released, theyreceived a series of letters andphone calls complaining aboutIhe racial and stereotypicalnature of the edilorial canoon,A decision to pull the paperimmediately and reprint it in

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North York Reviews Zoning

PRO TE" 5

By-lawh.. Roht'rt Muckrr

The City of N~nh York ispr~ntl}' embarking upon amajor ~\'amping project of itsZoning By-lit\\' 7625. Theaim .:Jr thi.. Ii\c vcar reviewprogram is 10 I..ost;blish a newand C:;:t!oy·ll)-U~ document (ortoday and the rutu~. In a cit\'that .... quickly expanding. -

Mayor Mel L35lm.an writtsregarding new dc:velopmenl.'The d014nlO .... n skyline onYnngc Street north ofhighwa)'401 is hcing lr.lnsformed intoMetropolitan Toronto', nc:wtst.mO<;1 modern and most ..oughtafler commercial centre.'

Glendon College i.. built in:"lorth Vork withina GrcenbcllZ nc. A .. ile specific by-lawenacted on October 27. IQ60allowed York University tooperate a residential camplClon this 1oe'ltion.

So althou!!h. the review ofdifferent Greenbelt area... duringph;\!>c three 01 the programwill not begin for at least a ye.trtoa year and a half. Glendonitesshouk! now begin showing lheircommitmcnl and interest in them.. nagement of these areas.partieularilyoun'aUey. Perhapseven Glendon College ~houkt

demand a voice in the program"-"hen (jreenbel1s are 10 bediscussed. NINth YM Rrvkw P'otNfm M:illloole III Cknd:JnJ G,~.

Among the major changesothough definitely not all 01them. that Councillor's andPlanning Department staffwouklliketoseeare the remo\'dlof obsolete pr~vi!>lonsfrom Ihedocumenl and the addition ofdetailed mapping. Thi!> lastrecommendation when imple­menled will facilitate the com­prehension of the locatIons ofdifferent 70ning areas throu~h­

out the munici(lalit~.

The curren! Zonin!! R~-I.a",

=7(l25 "a!> firsl put mto U~ 10

1952. alm~1 40 ~ear.. ago. It i..no", out of datc.

As "'ell. the nearl~ .'000amend men" that haH' hecnm:tdc to the h~ ·Ia'" ..ince It ..implementation ha',' filled the:document ",ith man~ InconSI"­tenci~ in definitIOn...lnd !>:le!!:ui~line!>. It hOI" hl'come un­wieldy for CI\II "lonan" andplanm:rs who "or~ ""th thedocument dalh .•lIld \Irtualhincomprehen!>·,hle til ;1 lil~'­

person.A part of the fir..t pha!>l' of

the re\ Ie'" IOcludl:d four publicwork!>hop!> that Wl're to outlinethe project to i'onh Yorkclli7t"ns and Idenlifv theirconcerns. Onl~ ;1 tol;lj of ap­pro;(imalel~ 40 10 45 rC'Sident~

allended the mel1in!!:-..,

During a telephone interview,Project Planner Nimrod Sal­oman dC'Cribed the public'sinterest up to this point aslimited, He susrects that par­IIclpallon "'III increase as therC\IC" program. begin!!. torecommend particular amend­ment .. 10 the Zoning Ry-Lawhecau ..c Ihc"e "ill concernIndi\ Idu:llclll..en~ mllredircal\.

A ZOOlng H~-La", isenact~d"~ \1 uOlClpal (·Cluneil!> In order10 rl,.....!Tl(1 and regulatc the useof Land forcompatlbk purposes\\ II hln .~e mUOlclpalil~ and Ihe"a\ hUlldlng" are constructed.It .. p"Tllil,..... huildlO!! ~t;lndard:.

lOdudln!! 101 cmcrage. '-Clback!!..densll~. bUIlding heighl andparkin}, ~quirements.

To be legotl1~ valid a 70ningby-la"" musl compl~. ""ilhinMetropolitan Toronto. with theOfficial Plannin!! Act. Nor canit prohihit (he functIon of aproperty still in usc under thecriteria of a prior by-law. Aby·la", should cqually excludesuhjecti,'e erncrla.

Making Glendon More Secure

"' CHRISTMAS HOURS IiFrosl Librarl'

EXTENDED LIBRARY HOURSEXAM PERIOD - 1990

Frosl LibraryDecember 7,14 (Fridays) 5-9pm

h,· Katt' QuinnRecently, I was lalkinr r­

Don Magee. DireetorofSecur·ityal Glendon. abnut the mo~lh"'l Ihe Securitv Office wasgOing to ~ m~king to theGreenhouse. While we \\'eretalking. he tokl meaboul severdlimprovements to the systemIhal will be made as soon aspossible, some the same daythaI they move,

First lhey are moving oul ofan office that is far 100 small, asI sa"" when I went to the officein C-Wing. With an admin­iSlrative assistant Magee. andone Securily Guard in Iheredoing paperwork, that office isfull. When Karine Morin. E­House Hilliard Don goes in tohelp with the paperwork. theSecurity guard has 10 go. Asofficer Vince DiPinto said "Ifwe pUl a Fax machine in here(Mr Magee's) desk wouk! haveto go out lhe window".

The new facilities will includea large general office. whe«students and starr will be: wel­come to drop in 10 ask ques­tions, or gel help. There willalso be a permanent offict, forSludent Seaurity and even asmall ki!chenette, Magee: hassaid 'hat he hopes the offtee

will become a droJ>in centrefor information. He plans toh.we T.l.C. schC'dulcsand infor­malion. maps and crime pre·vention information availablesoon.

There will be: som~one in thenew office every day and unlildol leasl 2:00 am every nightslarting Iheday Security movnto the Greenhouse, Qccember3.1990. They will beableto dothis because the Student Secur­ity learn will alway!!. have asupervisor on dUly who will

Slay in their office unl ilthe endoftheshift. After 2:00am therewill be a guard availabl~ asoften as possible in the orrlc~.

however. if something doesha"pen on campus. the guardsare nol supposed to go alone.so there may be times when theoffice will be: empty.

Soon there will be: eightSecurity OfficC'fS, there wereonly five last January. and thereare six now. Hiring two moreofficers will mean that therewill always be two officers on

THECANADIANHEARINGSOCIE1Y

~"'W\'IDI~ !oUlVlCES tV nit OEM

A.'lJOtM.W~H£AAWG,

dUI~.evcnafter 2"(X>am.. Magee:Iiso wants 10 !!l1 a bilingualf~maleofficer. We had a femaleofficer on this campus for awhile. and the female studentssceme{l 10 find her ea."ier 10approaCh than Ihe male officers.Unlorlunately she ""as uni·lingual (English> and could notbe kePi here on a perman~nt

basis. Magee hopes to get some­one like her who speaks bOThFrench and Engli~h soon.

In lhe meantim~. pleaseremembe:rthat theolheromcers

Dettmber 21December 22-January IJanuary 2-4January 5-6

are ali approachab~e ar.d verywilling to help where they can.Th~ main conc~rn of ourSecurity office (despitC' oursuspicions aboul their fanati­c:sm o\'er parking tickets) is 'hesafety of all th~ people on thiscampus. So let them know ifthey can help )'ou. For those inresidence. remember that if youare not comfonable talking toa stcuril\ officer about som~­thir,g. yo~r Don can hclp. Every­thing is confidential.

IOam-5pmC"losed

8:3Oam-4:30pmClosed

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Reflections on violence against womenhI' Tam'u .'f. GulHrt'r

I've spent a year rencetingon the natun: ofa society wherewomen are often afraid fortheir livl:. A society wherewomen can', walk the str~ets

alone at ni~hl. alld oflen aren'l('ven safe in their own homes.Rape. ,,(xual assault. moles­tation. ~lnd partner abuse a(fcllmany women. There is nodiscrimination on the basis ofag.e. looks. sexual orientation.religion or marital status.

I speak from the experienceof being sexually molested overa period ofseveral months whenI was five )cars old. I wasmolested by a group of olderboys in our neighbourhood.They made me go with them 10

a m.·..lrh~ gr;1\ d ",it" here I ... a~milJc to kiss and !'>uck on theirpenises. I wasn't sure why theymade me do it. bUI knew I hadto continue or i would get introuble. They told me they"ould tcll my mether if I didn't"ecp doing it. ano fe:lring herfl::I1..,10n I conlinucd.

I rcmcm~r bringing a nOlehome from school and showingit co one of them. (At five yearsold I reallv believed thc\' wcremy friend~). I asked hil~ whatit said and if I had to show it toroy mother. He told me if Ididn't then he would tell herwhat I do to them. :1Od that Iwculd get a spanking for it.

These memories were allblanked from my mind for ten\'cars. It wasn't unlil I enteredinto my first relationship thatthe memories came noodingback. I was lucky though.everything I do remember israther vague. and when I firststarted dealing with thesememories I was surrounded bysupportive people. Many rcoplc

I have learned justhow much sexism andhomophobia there isin today's society.

;Iren'llhal lud.~ and Ihl.'lr '-C,l,\

arc mon: '-(:riou .. Ih;tn miOl'

I ~till h:l\l' qU(.;;tlOn-. ahnut"hat happt:'nctJ thuugh I don'tremember ho\\ !..lng It \\COl on.or when ;lOd why it storrx'dThese are 4ucslions that I don'loften koow if ra c\cr find theaoswers to. In some \\;t~ .. Ihope I do learn the ;lo.."er...but I still h::I\'l~: fears.

Coming out over Ihe pastyear as a hise.-":ll;ll k .. hiaofeminist has reallv inrllencedmy thinking. I've 'Iearned juslhow much sexism and homo-

phobia there is in today'ssociety. I would have thoughtthat a Univcrsilycampus wouldcontain iodi\'iduals who aremature. and well-educated.Unfortunately. if the attitudesmy girlfriend and I ex~rienccdarc indicative of the ge~ral

thought.;; of (jlendonites thenthis campus is extremelyoppressi\'e.

Sexi!>m. ageism. ra­cism. homophobia. able­ism etc., arc all forms (If\'ioknce. We as students..facull} and staffofGIcn-­don need to work to­gctherand 10 individuallycombat all of the "isms"in our society.

Take <iomc time. es·pecially on December 6.to rener..1 on violence.and "'hal it mC:lns for

{lur ,ociely. and n~orc parti­cul;trl~ what il mC;ln:-- for\\ornen.

I'.S. I decided to ~i!!n Illynam~ e\'en though....... maybeespecially ~causc. thl!> tyI"JC of:Irticle uSIk'1l1ycomcs unsigned.I am comfortable wilh myl>C.-..:uali(~ enough to let the wholecampus know II. And I amsecure enough right now torealile Ihat the molestation thatoccured \\hen t was five wasnot my faull.

••••••••~.............~~5•.J Reseau des

..,. femmes du Sudde !'Ontario

En mrmoire de 14etudiantes

hi' lJiOfUl Paml}!iarol,ulIlm and Itl'ndl' laJ.l'rJ.1.1.' jeudi 6 decembrc. Ie centrl' de la femme parlicircra:1

une joumec consacrec:. I:. nlcl1loirl' de 4U;lInr/l' cwdi:lOlt'\luec,.;i Montreal ran dernier.

Pendant I.. journec. nn !!ardera dC'\ hnugil"\ "lIUnlc-e .. au"Hearth Room" et dl'" bra,s;I~d .. \l'ront di,pnnihlC'\. A laMaison de Ia Cuhurt:. do or.:lIcur.. dont une rcpr&cnlantcdu Congres Natiotl;11 Africain ct b profl"\'>Curc l.orrain:Gauthier. prononcerollt de;: dhl'our,;i partir dc IlhJO. AtSpm Ihere will be a memorial "-'r,,icc ;lOd facilitated ~rollp

ldiscus!'ions in Ln ~inison de 1:1 Culture

All men and women from the Glendon Communil\' arcenc(lur.lged and welcome to pilrticiJl:lte Ihrou~houllhe'd:IY.If you can \'oluntel'T some time. p1ca:--e contact the Centre inRoom 0.15. York Hall or phone 7J~~ 100 c-":I.RRIQ7.

Confirmed "Chedul~ ""ill be ro~ted on Ihe Women'~

('cnln: Board acros.;; from tht Salon G,lrigue ;lnd ('" theWon, ~n's Siudies Board.

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Looking at the other side of the platefinally got to the smilingcashierwho seems to ~ always in agood mood. I paid for my foodand son do.....nat a table:. What Iate was lhc most delicious filetI had ever tried. To be honest. Iwas truly surprised! My friendwho doesn't cal the cars foodwas forced by me to try t"efish. and w~nt and !;ought somemore. It was really just dclicious.My compliments to the chef.

What I would like to say toyou is not to judge the food bythe articles (including mine) inthis newspa~r but rather giveit a t f}' yourself. )nce 10 awhile. it rna)' not be up to yourexpectations, but noching iperfect.

Finally. here's a possiblesolution if you encounter aproblem with the slaff: why notapproach the manager anddi~ussyour problem with him.I'm sure that he would ratherlisten 10 you and find a solutionwith you than to f'Cad about itin the newspalJer. Directcommunication IS the key 10problem solving.

by Monique KandaA.ji who enjo)' the cafeteria's food. solution is a 1>olution whcn it i1> concerning [hecafeteria. Ma"bcWhat a crisis! No. I am not Ithink Ihat we arc just too la7)' accepled b)' both parties. I'm being partial as well. ~UI

another student complaining to write a positive article about On the other hand. I agree I'm not the only one with anabout food but rather the allnfthis.llsemblequeloutle with Darlene Delorme when opinion. Another Ihing thaIopposite. I am complaining monde detesle la nourriture she mentions the nonsense touchedandofTended mvvaluesaboullhedegradingcomments puisque les seuts qui ecrivent pa~r"'hatdefealourpurposeM. was Ihe way the f~od ismade by fellow students. It som ceux qui n'aiment pas la I.too.findth~papcfSawaste. describedbyth~interviewees.

seems as ifthemain problem at nourriture et les artieles ont The cashiers already know the The'te are ~rsons \loho workGlendon is the food. the toujours un caraetere critique! prices. and if asked. I'm sure hard to prepare this food andcafeteria and its personnel. Well. I'm fed up with reading that we will not lie about our the)' are thanked by th~ typeWh...never I read Pm 7('111. I all this bad crilicism. order. We are no longer young of comments. Food is valuedalways find at le35t one article Surely. a person has the leenagers looking for problems. by people and to some. iI'sabout food. Et pourquoi pas! freedom to say or write and the order is right there on sacred. It's fine to dislike someLa nourriture est un interet whatever they like but for God's the tray. food and it i... understandablecommun des humains. But what sake, if you want to criticile, at Moreover. I found the article that it may remind us of certai:'lannoys me is thai I have never least make it constructive MQucstions of the weekM b)' disgusting things.. but \VC asread a single positive article criticism. Geoff Bowlby just another civilized human beings. (awareabout this whole affair. All the Julie Ireton would like "real waste of pa~r. This article of all the hunger in this world)negative articles make it seem action" and asks for lhe shOUld have been objective. should choose our wordsas if all of us hate the food at studenfssupport. Wt"11. maybe How many people' we~ inter- more carefully. There arethecafeteria, which isabsolutely the students disagree with her vie1A'Cd? three? and if more. humans to whom it would Sttmfalse. and just don't want to support what is the perct'ntage of people a miracle to ~ served this so·

Apart from th~ who arc: her. And just because some' who like or dislike lhe food? called "vomitM.obliged to buy food at the comments may be legitimate, Now. Ihose would have been Yesterday, I entered thecafeteria in order to get rid of Ihey won't solve the prohlo::m ,rul'rl'.vllflR rI'Wif.f! To Bowlby. cafeteria to be received by atheir scrip, there are those who for they are only comm..... '\ If it seems that words such as courteous slaff member and Iare not forced to buy their \VC arc: able 10 idenlify the ",'omil", "pissed" etc. are placed my order while listeningmeals but who prefertodoso. problem, then we should be interesting Well, some of us to the melodious voice ofThey can bring their own lunch capable of offering a solution mn) h:1 disgusled by these Na ...mi. ThC)' were serving Filetbut don't. And what about with it. Yes, it's lrue that son,e woro" lind rspttiaUy when the)' ofSok with shrimp sauce alongthose line·ups? This surely tells solutions have been o;uhm'l;td. ttes.:::ribe food. 11 -;"~rl'S 10 me as wilh potatoes for th~ price ofme that there are a lot of us but, let's not f"rr~ I lhal B Ii this article was ''Cry rartial $3. 7~ {not a h~d price al alll. I.ii;;i;~aii';;';";';i1iiii_."""".lIl:lIiI...,j.:s~~III<::.,......"r_''''~': ~~..clWl&2CiGW"""'.."1c-..;_n: .._" " ••••_."'_

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Deux centres pour femmes a Glendon

No one in our sampJe of the Glendon student bodyhad used either centre. Neither had any of theirfriends. and not one of them knew about theFrancophone Centre.

campus if Ihey ~re one. Thry do have a common basis involved. I have aproblem with the fact that there isa francopho~only centre on campus - bothshould offer bilingual services Every olher servIce or office is bilingual. The)'strive to beaccessible in lerms of language. It's really perturbing. It's only smallstarting points like that that begin francophonc-anglopho~ animosity.

Juni Sharkty. Year 2, Inltrn.lionaJ Siudicst. No. I did not know there were two ceOlres. I only knew of the GWERC.2. I Jon'l know what the francophone centre is involvcd wilh: therefore. I can'l

say if the GWERC and the francophone cCOIre are bOlh necessary.3. No. None of my friends have (used the cent~) either. thai I know of.4. I wouldn't say they arc deeply concerncd, bUI I would say the)' arc concerned.5. Yes, Ilhink so, because il would be a unified strUClure of services forwomen al

Glendor,.

I.e Centre d~ reference et d'roucalion de la femme Glendon's Women'sEdUClition and Rcf~rr.llCentre est situe it la salle 035. Pavilion York fcan be foundin room OJ5. York Hall (487-6M50). It opened officially Ihis fall. It is run bystudents and its gool is 10 SCOT the Glendon community.

The Centre ClIO ref~rstud~nh 10 services on campus. such as Health Scoi~orlhe ~xulli Harassment Office. Also. it can give you information about sco'ices inToronto such as legal aid. sexual assault and famil~ violencecounsclling, supportttroups. CIC.

Le Centre orfre aus...i ks resSOUfCO d'une bibliotheque de riference. cOlipuresde presse. videos, bibliogrdphics sur toute une gammedequestionsconcernantlcsfemmes: tout ot disponible en anglais et fra~is.

Le Centre esf aussi rh6te d'unc variete d'evenements acaracthe eduC8tif. t~ls

que films. colloques, ateliers d rencontres des groupcs de souti~n.

Surprllltn{!.\)1 enough. no one III my completely unSClentlllc.neverthele~s valuable. sampk of the GIc,don sludent bod)had used eilher cenlre. ""either had am of their friend!>. andnot one of them knc~' ;. boullhe francop'hone centre. Certainl\"one can't gencralile nn fi\e IOI('r\l('" ,. ho"c\'er. it is likely tr.a"ta significant proporlion of Ihe 'Iudent hod~ would g.ive similaranS'Aers. Allh(' \'er\' le" ...1. ill"'can, thai fivc studenls were nolaware of t"O \('r~ imponant centri,..... Even one ... tudenlwithout this l. nn" kd!!e i, •• tra!!ed~. a, ,hc could be Ihe one ;na crisis "ilu"li,," ...omcda~. n('edin!! the help Ihat the centre~

offer. 'A lad of mlurmallon and, orne confu'lofl e'(I~1 about Ih"

cenlres. '0 alll'\ l.IIC thr prohlem. inlen iew~ were conducted..... ith ;, repre't'n1all\ e of ra"h "rnlre. ,lOd male rials de'CrihinFlheir !!oal, ,100..: ;lt11\1Iie, "crt· ohlaincd. "rom Iht-,.e. il ise\ identlhal hOlh centre, an' \cn different and ni,.·c(",.,,;ar\ 10lheGlendon COnll11Uml\' .

I.e Cenlrt' tit' rt·,,'hnche el de re"nurl·l.... pour fcmmt-" I.'!>IsiluC au hurt';11l .'\01. Manoir Glendon. I e ('l'ntrt fall partie duRe~au dt... lemme, dll Sud de rOnl.tn'l. qUI a \ u Ie jour cn19X1. Son hUIl"1 d'OI.·u\ rer pour raml'-llor.tllon de la conditiond~ femOlt" francophone~ dll Sud dt: rOnlaflu Lt' pl;1Od'aetion dll R&,eau cnmprcnd I:l prC\enllOn lit' 101 \lolencecllcdcw:loppcnwnl communaulairl.'. II a mi~ ,ur plt'd l'~ dernieres"nrCe" Irni" "'('nICe.. L<l ligne SOS femmC!>. qui repond auxappcls dt' dctr~..e el inrorme. dcssc.'rt ,~ region de Windsor j

Relk\'il1e e! de 'o:iagara Fall, :'1 Ilarry Sound. On pculIclephonn ..... ns frai .. d'appcl au 1·8(»,.'\87·860.'\. de XhJO:i 19hJO. du lundi auvendredl.

le Cenl re (k recherche ct de rcssourcC'S ;1 Glendon a elc cree Ilia suite d'lIneentente ent re Ie Reseau CI Ie Collc~c. Glendon offrc son appui et un local. Le hUIcJu ('entre t"1 de reunir un !!rand nombre de ressourcC'S ecrites sur Ics femme:'!. deconSlllucr une hanque dc person",- ·rC!;sourccs francophoncs el de fa\ onscr dC!>rencontres 3 bUI de Ir;!\ali. de discussion au social. ina MOloi estla co-ordinatricr!!cncr:11e dll {'LOIre el Roxane Thihurce en tosl 103 secrCtaire-bibliOlhecaire. LeCentre n'a pa... elc cree seulement pour scf\'ir la region de Toronlo. mais vise:iaueindre egalemcnt Ie Sud de rOnlario. afin de faaliler et appuyN Ie Inl\'ailcommullJutairc dll RI.~au des (,:mmc:s du Sud de rOntario.

In the inICf\u:",. Ilia MOloi of the CR R PF said thai il would be impossible lorthe G WE R(' and ('R RPF 10 form one cenlre. a~ they each have different goahand mandate,. ", \\ell. Ihe C'R RPF reache-. across Southern Ontario. while theG WE RC fOCUlOCS only on Ihe needs of studcnt:'! ;11 Glendon. and it is a bilingualorgani73lion. nOI solei) francophone. The ('RRPF doc... refer anglo phones 10other scrvices. bUI GWERC' offers peer support 10 anglophoncs and also tofrancophones. whocor.stitllie about 25'"r-of their inquincs. When asked. BarbaraNash. one of Ihe founding membcr~ of the Glendon Women's Education andReferral C~n1rc. C'omment~d ~I feel both C~fllres give valuable service to theirrespective consliluencic:s~. This c(\mment certainlv summarilcs what wasdisco\'ercd while researchlOJ! each c~nt~. -

N..... Srdk, v_ , Enllhh M.jorI. I was aware of neithC1 centre.2. Since they seem to have different purposes (from their names), they are both

necesSiry.J. No. No, (my friends haven't u~ the centres) nOl that I tenow of4. Yes. I think so (thai Glendon students are conC'ernto). All I~~ things,

considerin~Ihe female-male ratio, mass--majority women. Women's groupsart lhe mosl visible and active on campus,

S. I think it would be bC'ltcrfor them (Ihe centres) in terms ofbcina known on

MiMfYa HUMndez. Yt1Ir ). Inttrn.tionll Siudics Majorl. No. I onlv kncw of the GWERC.2. I thin). 'A'; nel.od th, \wn as we need a service for franco;lhoncs b)' franco.phones.

Francophone women ma)' feel more comfortable speaking to otherfranco phone worr.en.

J. o. I have used neithcr centre and I do not know of any friends who usc it.4. 1 think it is, but it's not really (as concerned) as it should Le. A lot of people

critici7e and cnlCk bad jokes about the Women's Cenlre (GWERC). It gets II

bad reputation. People talk aboutthrm IGWERCl. but I don't knowifthcy'f('concerned.

S. I think it would be much better as long as they have franco phone service forfrancophones and anglo phone service for anglophones.

'A francophonr male'. Y~ar J. wishes to M anonymousn h~ dorm't fib 10 'I"in\'oInd ht wOlMn's issues'I. No.2. If Ihere's a demand for the services, we need both (centres).J. No. None of my friends have used them: I didn't e\'cn know ..uch a thinp.

existed (women's centfCS at Glendon).4. I've never thought about whether they a~ concerned or not (about women's

issues).5. If there's a need for two. but mayM both should be put together to mlke it

bigger and more effective- better serviccslhrough one. Maybe it could becomea centre to serve the area. not just students.

Here are the responses T"~ G/~NlO#f H'o"",,,:S C~,,'rr "os a djll~'" mont/au '''0'' I~ Cl'tf"~

nf the: inlerviewees: F'fllK'opIt~. I

Jennifer Jae!l..'Wn. Year I, Psychol~}' I\bjorI. I only knew about the GWERC.2. If we have two centmi. they should hoth be bilinf!:ual. since Glendon is a

bilingual campus..'. No. and no~ of m)' friends have (u~'d either centre).4. It is a fairly liberated student body. and I guess they are deeply concerned.5. Yes. I cio. because it would dette3se overall expen~. and one bi!!centre would

be better organi7ed.

The students wcrc asked rive q\.k."Slions. as follows:I. Did you know that Glendon nas two women's ceot~s: the Glendon Women's

Education and Referral Centre (GWERC) and le Centre de Recherche et deRessources P(\urFemmes fCR RPFf?

2. Do you think Glendonneeds two cent res?Why'!

]. Have you ever uscdthe resourccs of eithercentre? Have yourfriends used them?Which centre did \heyl:,c'!

4. In )'our opinion, is theGlendon College: stu·dent OOdy cleep-!)' con·cerned about women'si~sucs a ... iI wholc'!

5. Do \,Ot. believe (if itwas'l"'ossible) thatGlendon Collch'C lAouldhe better ser\'ed hy ollebilingual central orga·oi/ation foreducaliun.research. fCSourcl.'S andreferra!'!

hI' louri,. lIo'H,'eTh.:, is ,hI' first Dr:i('/, in Q snin t'xamininx M:omf'"'S ;S.JIX" !JI GI,.ndon.Many import8r:t issues face women today: violence. ~~ual harassment. AI DS.

and their roles in our chan~ing society ar~ just a few. With thest' issues come aneed for support service> 10 help women cope. Women's centres are veryimponant in salisf)'ing these ne~s. as Ih(")' a~(' one of Ihe few places designcd to~rve wom~n. (ir", and foremo!>t.

With a student population thai is 73'i;'female. Glendon is (ortunate 10 have IwOwomen's centres on campus. However. Ihis writer wonders how aware studentsarc of Ihe resources available 10 them. after in!crvicVo'ing ri\"C' Glendon students.

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Getting addicted to Jane's"•. Joct'/rn lIuh/oll

God bless Los Angeles. thecil)' that has spawned SC'ver.. 1of loday's modern icons of asecular and mo~ prncticalgosrel. preaching not throughreligion but through electricguitars.

But C\I:O IhOS(: oorn in thed/l" o( AIIKels counter IheCommandments from lime (0lime. Most cenainly thoseCommandments laid down bvan uplight !'ocicty. With Ih~reh:asc of their Ihird albumJUlIe\ AlIdit,tioll has fallenvictim. :1 again 10 the igRomnCl'of ccn~orship (their ..econdalb,un \"oth;'lx\' SllOrJ.. i1lK W;)lo

~old in black plas:ic hags in theU.S. I. This lime it was CUladawho took orrcncc to IJefnFarrell"'; (lead singer of Janc<lcrcali,il~. Upun il~ rclc:l:<>t'Hi/lllll do /0 IwhitutJrs originalco\er was censored here al

home and thus a plain whitccmer bearing the name of thcgroup and of the album and ablat"nt reprint of the firstamendment was substiluted.

8uI a change of heart (orW35 it a rude awakening 10 Iheimporlance oflhe preservationof freedom of expression) onbehalf of the censors hasim~lIed a recenl dom~tic

release ofthe initiatorvanwork.Thus theorigmal Hil·lltJ/is nowavailable in Canadian re,:nrdstores. Check it out. If \.oudon't like il. don'l bu~ it. ·It'~

that ~imple. If ~ou dun'lunderstand it. huy it an~"a~

just so that ~nu can rc,ul thl'\cry eloquent Ieuer wriaen h~

Perry Farrell 10 Ihose r~pon·

sible for Ihe banning..SurprisiTI~dy. the U S. opted

nOl to complctclycensc.r Janc'sthi.. time around (bOlh albumCOHrs are avail:tble forpurchase). Yel They did fedthat it warranted a MParentalAdvisory of Explicit lyriC'''sticker due 10 a sprinklin~ (andI stress an ever-so-lightsprinkling) of mOlher fuC'l.:t'n.Come on. evcn Billy Joel said-fuckingMon his Nl'!ull CurlOi"alhum.

\Vhy is it lhat the steady

emergence of intelligent.enlightcned musicians who arewilling to speak out againstracism, violenttand other socialconcerns has so enticed Ih~

famuring the ~nsorshipof artof all forms to crawl out fromunder their rocks?

Despite the concerns of thesupporters of censorship withregards 10 the accessibililY !.of.lane's quc:o.lionabk lyrics in it ..pre·recorded form. there wercno qualm:o. of setting upCanadian dat~ 10 ilccomodaleI he Hilllul th' fc. 'whlflwfpromotional tour. ~o wilrningof explicit Iyrio. appeared onmy ticket for this PitSt Sunda~· ...sold-out sho,", {an all-a~Do nne

at that) at the Concert Hallhere in Toronto. Well. if theyinsist upon being ir.lposinglyignorant with regards tocensorship at leasl they'r~ notbeing annoyingly thoroughaboul il.

The opening band. Ihe BlickP{'IS su\'ed as a well re~i\'ed

warm-up to the SW2:~m "fmashers and stage di\'ers onthe noor. Their set lasled agood fony-fi\'e minutes. a longtime for die-hard Jane's fans towait.

As the Buck Pet's equipmentwas being carried off stage. thedry ice machines started 10

spew and the lighting camealive. As the purple ha7edispersed. we were e)(poscd toa stage overOowing withcandles. religious paraphernalia.dolls, plastic fruit. etc. Stuffyou would probably find inPerry's bedroom. And yes, thestage was prepared with IheChristmas lights. only this limenot for Xiola but for us.

"Up the Beach" off of thealbum NUlhitlX'.f Shot'ltitlKopened the show. SoundY'ise.Perry Furrell alons wilh Dave"""ilrro on !!uitar. StephenPerkins on drums and Eric A.on bass managed an impressiveSiudio quality for a live show.The playlist was a nea,'y one. Aselection of tunes from allalbums wen' r.:lunehed out toperfection. ·~oOne"s Lea' ing·.it ~ong thai slams racism of an~

expression was exceptionallywell performed. Renditions of-Three Days-' Farrell took outhis tweh'c string for :his one)and Mldiob Rule-left a kink inmy head-banging neck and alump in my thrOit!. while lune...!ouch as -Ted. Just Admit If'had full-grown long-haif"singin1,'! alon1,'! with Perry on thenocr.

Thc ~tagc ru:o.hing thatoccurred in no way offendedthe hitnd mcmber~. whosccmedquitc at ease when member!'> ofthe audiencc would jump upon ..tage, hug whoc\cr wa!'>clc~l~t, and Iht'n dive backonlll the noor. Perr) evcnreminded the audicr,"c 10 call'hany !'>lray sl<tgc divers. E,en·Summertime RolIs- .... as sun~

smoothly h~ Pl'rr~. while anenlhu~ia!>licfan wrotpped hcrselfaround Farrell\ hod,.

A powerful rcrf()~mance ofMMountitin Son1,'!- "a~ to endthe sho,",. hUI it hopeful andnoi!')' crowd induced Jm1/'\Atldit'lioll\ encnre. "OceanSi1eM.

PetT)' Farrell t.lremendou.~J}'endowed with a lulent tocommand animdiencc. Betweenlunes he spoke with the crowd.easily winning them over withhis charm and intelligent wil.

Myou shouldn'l hope. youshould just wait tl) be plca.~ntly

!'urprised." Farrell advised. Is it,",ordssuch as thescthal "'affCntcensorship'.'

RG'S TOP FI\TE Silence s'iI nous plaitAr1ist/l....bd

1. Sinead 0 Connor(Chrysalis Rrcords)

2. The Pixies(MCA Recordsl

3. My life with the ThrillKill Kult(Wax Trax)

* 4. Dream Warriors(MCA Records)

5. Angelo Badalementi(Polydor Records)

.. drnc'lt" CaOl/ldioin (:onl(:nl

Artist/l ..bft* ,. Les Infil1eles

(Disqut"";i Tremal2. Les Ritas Mitsouko

(Vir@:in Records)* 3. Roch Voisine

(Distribution Select)* 4. Trio Yannik Rieu

(Distribution Select)* 5. Rock et Belles Oreilles

(Distribution Select)

Album/SongRed Hot and BlueYou do something 10 mePump up the volumeWave of mutilation

"'Ex.tendedA daisy chain 4 Satan

CompilationMy definitionTwin PeaksMain Title

Album/SongRebelleNoir et blancThis is not a compilationAndy BassapellaDoubleH~lIme

JI"ZZ MontrealQu·est·ce tfCh! Ie jazz?Pourquoi chanter?Bonjour la police

hi' Croit William."Apalhy has crosS('d the line

o"er 10 oclio" at GlendonCollege. The general disinterestin our uni\'ersity college onthe part of the masses haslurned sour. Radio Glendon.your College's studenHun radiostation, has been vandaliled.

After having faced manyproblems throughout the pastfour monlhs Radio Glendonhas suffered another blow: lheunjustified vandalism of itsproperty. As can be seen byanyone who frequents thecafeteria there is a pair ofspeakers mounted on the northwall. These speakers weresupposed toallo","you to lislen10 CK RG .....hile you dined.This was, in fact. the case onNovember 6. 1990. Unfortun­ately. this ceased to be the caseon November 6, 1990.

"CK RG, Radio Gkndon. 800on your AM dial" received aphone call from iin employeeof Rcslauronics sometime aner2. ~3 p~ on t!-e sixth of

November stating that we weren('lt Mallowed- to play the musicwe were playingon the air. Co­incidemally, it was reportedthat the wires for the speakersin thecafeteria had bttn rippedfrom the wall panel from whichlhe signal comes. The technicalstaff at CKRG has beenunsuccessful in its attempts attf)'ing to eliminate fecdbllckthat has appeared in the s)'stemonly after the abo~·mentioneddespicable act.

There has bttn an unwrittenagreement with lhe school andCK RG allowing the slat ion 10

bn..,dcalit in thecafet~riil for lt~

long as I can remember. D~ toIhe St1e and lhe nature of ourstation il is OC'C'eSsary for us tofind audiences where\.'erpossible until we get ourantt'nna. A ~baek such as Ihisis a ~back for lhe whok schoolYourvoi«s art not being heardThe silenci ng ofa radio 5tationis an unfortunate thing but thesilencing of a student's voice isa gra~ injustice indtttJ,

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~CTUALITE-~-------- -----------

Holiday Driving Tips Au Menu

liquor sales at Ball

0"'''';0 Milfislry of T,."JPO"";on "'0''11 dri\W-:J ,~um;nth~ forCltmt". 0/.~0Ind,M", cO#tdi';olu..

Pub protests

If you or anyone elsehave any comments orproblems, please drop byour new huilding wh~we are moving Dec. 3 (theold U of T grttnhouse).

Stefan RacineS«urity Dept,

hi' Claudine PilonFOtJ(/ SI.'rl'in~ Fat'ilirtJfor

II has neen brought tothe atlention of the Glen­dor: Food Service Com­mittee(GFSC)lhat man\"member!> of Ihe Glendo~ropulationare nOl farr.ihar\\.ith thr comment card!>an the cafeh:ria and theBi..((o. Thoe cards wereformulaled to give theCommilteea oc1lerunder·~tanding of how theGlcn·do~ community feelsabout the :.en'ice and4u,dity of food in thesear..:a:. Plea:.e feci free 10

fill one or more out. andrrovide the G FSC a con­...trlK.1IH· l:nderstanding ofy('ur eontt:rn:.. ("omplainb0, ..:::omplimcnt~.

To hrce.:h a differen'lopie, onn· a!!ain tht:Glendon community haslost ~'et anmher aspect ofthe famil~ sentiment thatwas so pre\"alent in myfio-t year here in 1986.The people who work OIlthe cafeteria have beenaccused of being discour·teo us and lacking in pro·fcssionalism by membersof our student population.The employees of Res·I:luronic; arc raid 10 scnL·the ... tudents but that dOl·...nUl mean that thev should!)e treated like' trdined::nimab. Even before I!)egan working with FoodServices. I never had an('mployee treal me badly.This even includes a timewhL'n management had ;1

loul>\ attItude. If vou arcnice'to peoplcth~' "'Ill henice to \OU in return. Ihave witnessed studenttreatment of staff in Ihecafeteria. and it has madcme rmbarrdsscd 10 be amemher of the studenlpopulation. NOlie of thestaff:s slo\\. or misunder­slanding. on purpose andthose who ha\c ncvcrmade a mistake in thrlrli\e~ should be the onhones ca...ting stones. \\'he~you fre:quent the pub. doyou treat thc people whowork there like dirt'! Thenwhy do it to those whowork in thecafeteria?Trytreating the staff at thecafeterl;.1 more [lOlitelya ndhumanely and thecompli­m:-nt v.ill he returned.

Jumping the gllnDear Sharon Byrne.

In rcply to your won­d('ffulletter in the Nm'em­her 2h. 1990 i"~ue of Pro1;"11/ regarding -SecurilyI)ropred Open~

The Securit) -Guard­in qUC'Stion wa:. not aSc\."Urityguard. hut in fact.::on off-<tut)' Parking Con·Iml Officer, Secondly. theperson moving. in wa:. notJI friend. it was himselfmoving in using his ownpersonal keys. nOI Secur­ity's. I would also like tostate that our salaries arenot p.aid by the students.the majority of our 'i.3laryi" from within. with theremllinder coming fromgrants.

I would like to poinlout that we arc nOt Secur·it)'Guards. we are SecurityOfficers. A ~curity guardis a person ",tho monitorsCCTV &. 0001"1 24h/d.Here at Glendon our jobdescription i much moreinvolved than walchingdoors, For example, werespond to all emergencysiluations (such as fire:alarms. intrusion alarms.administer Fir.-I Aid. Tagand Tow illegally parked~'l"h:c1es. etc.)

First check weather condi­tions. )'ou can get informationby cl:lling b7b-.l066 for weatherinquiries. rrepare yourlOClf forthe worst scenario. In the trunkpack an ice !h:raper, brush.booster cables. a first aid kit, acouple of blan"els. some extraciothifig. match~ and non·perishable food itclns (but don'tspoil your dinner)

The best thmg you ClIO do toprepare for your trip home i~ 10

hold off on the drinking un: il

you get there.Arrive Alive:

Oon't Drink and Drive!Have a good, fun and safe

f~tive ~a...on,Merrv Christmas

Joyeux Noel

'lumber of SIP staff, -The SIPis a louch·and·go business anddocumenlation was needed"',said Boissonrault about herc.;~plaint at thrGF5C meeting.

Despite Boissonneault'sprotests. the ..lIrrer will slillhandle the alcohul throughoutttlL' Chri~tmas flail. She wenl10 Ihe meeting knowing"nothing could be changed butIjust wanled to makea poinl-.

used at the Christmas Ball.according to Was~r. The useof SIP trained slaff is no!mandatory according to theLiquor lIcense Act but ispreferred by theG1endon licenseholder in order 10 protect itBoissonneault says thai duringthe Pub Nights that \lierc heldin the cafeteria earlier this year.six SIP trained staff "'crenecesstlry. She was not e~­

pecally concerned about Ihe

• From Apollo p.2

Trembl;.l\' wondered whcrethe production :.taff hadrented Apollo. Well. per­sonally. I would reall~

like to know (but that':. aseparate issue and a matterof personal taste). Also.unless FrMcric has ad·ministered IQ tests on 101'

orurinetcsts to the moods.I suggest he avoid com·mentingon Apollo's intel­lectual prowess.

Whydoes M. Trembla)/"immedialely assum:: thaia male of this incrediblephysique. an Apollo. ashe ha.. be<:n dubbed. can·not be found walkingaround on the Glendoncampus'~

Well, M. Tremblay. Idare say )0\1 are jealous.In yourcrit:cism you havrsimply illustrate..J yourown inS('curilies. if youfeci so defensive aboutyour physique and youare threatened b)' lheprtSCf"Itt ofApollo. maybeyou should visit Prot"lorand rum~ II "';~ of iron.Accep' . "llrr.elf and per~

haps you will nOI be soquick lojudgeand cr1lici,Cothers.

I tnrrie s..lyaAr: Ar-'\jIO AC!T1irer

hi" Jmni(rr I...I!~

Going home Ihis Christmas'!E~ams over with'! Read" forg~ cooking and geHing~wayfrom cafeuria food? (and I uS('

the term 1()()SCly).II"S once again lime to get

OUllhedown-fillcd Jacket~. buygallons of hOI chocolate. andalso pOI on a fC'\l. pounds.

Howe\'t=~. there arc neg.1Ii\·casp!'CCs concerning this lime of"C<I(. With Christma!o comes~inler and with winler comescold wcather. and slippery. icyroads. all Increasing car acci­dents. Dri\'er~ c;m have hope.though. Just remember to keepthe three C\ in mind on your\~"a~ home Ihi!> year: courtcs~ ..caution and common sense.

relOrn lorm IaSI .."rinF. il I'" ... IillnollllO Lale lOapr1yrorthe("rroit.

The ba... ic annllal (Tatit ha ...been "'4:t at SI90 :tOO Ine childcredit al SIOO. SIIl!!k .:tduh ....includi"¥ ...in~1e ral't'nl...a~ e1i~hk

for :In additional ("Iedil of up 10

SIOO. Single flOlrents .....iII also beenlitled \(l :1 full adult credil ofSI90fnr onedepcndr:ll child. TheloUlI credit p>lyllhk r.. rrol.lC'<'d hyY', jrthe family income ism"trS24.lSS.

Tall rt1um.. lind GST eredilarrlic-4lion form~ .IT &\-aitabk:f,'om di ...uict t.!lution offlCOi.

serve the alcohol is that -thecaterer has the first right ofrefusal of catering to thecafeteria-. This means it is givenfirst priority over the Cafe wher:events are held in the caleteria.

Wasser also noted that whenthe process of negotiating pricesror the Christmas BaTl took'place. the .!i<tle of 3lcohol afterthe meal was laken intoacrountby the caterer. Lou Salem. theManager of Food Services (orRestauronics. decided that thecaterer would take a loss withthc S,lle of the meal at fifleendollars l~ platc. Thi~ loss was tobe offset by profits made by thesale of drinks afterwards.

The second reason whyBoissoneault fdt that the C.fcshould servedrinks was becauseil~ siaff is better experiencedand all staffts trained under theServer Intervention Program(SIP), TheSIP program trainspeople how to serve alcohol ina way that reduces possiblcproblems from arising. It alsoteaches staff of the liabilitiesinvolved with serving alcohol.

There are three or four peopletmined under 51 P that will be

Tok,.n fro", 0 ""\1"'\ hri,.f ,,\."ini.urro(lit'w'mr.Ofm)/'k"ik.Mo~t ~tudent~ aFed 19 or O\'er

a~ eligible but m:ty not .ll't'adyha\'e applif'd for tbcir ~u:r.rterl}'

Gond~ and Ser\-icel Tax fGST)credil ehe~~

A~ part of 1M Fedmd Con~r·

\'ati\'e GO\'f:rnment'll rro('lOStdGST. It clT'dil will be: ratd ewrythree months 10 Ca,.dians withInw lind modest incomes 10 of['OC1pllrt or all of the IIU. Initial11iI~'mcnt i~ scheduLed 1(' be: mlldein Ottt-mhn- 1990:n ad\'a'ilCe ofthe introduction of the GST onJanuaI"V I. 1991.

If ~'~u dwt nOi rill out a ta:c

GST Credit

by Grog BowlbyThe Cafe de la TerraS!e

expressed at Ihe last GlendonFood Service Commiaee(GFSC) meeting that theyshouLd be the ones to serve thealcohol while students dancethe night away in the cafeteriaat the upcoming Christmas Ball,

Mic~le 8oissonl'K'ault, theCafe's Board ofOiredorsChair.e.,pressed her opinionsconcerning the issue at Ihe last.GFSC meeting on November27, She said, "It appeared tome to be a compromise in thebest interest of the students".

Boissonneault went into themeeting to make her point onwhy she pef10nally felt it wouldbe best for Ihe Cafe to !:oCf\'C 'hedrink!' once the: meal was o\·cr.According to Boissoneaull !heCafe would be better becausethe Cale is tudent-owned andoperated and any IT.oneybrought in from the sale ofdrinks would benefit thestudents.

Glendon Business Managerleon Wasser said that the mainreason why the catering firm.Reslauronics, was ch~n to

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ATTENTION Al'X FRA 'COPHONES

Pro rem a un hcsoin urg.cnt de reviscursfrancophoncs pour corrig.er Ics epreU\ c~ finales dest('"tcs. Si \'OUS pOUVC7 venir pour une heure Iedimanche arre~-midi_communiquel avcc nous au4X7-67.16.

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comprh Senna el Pro..1. pourl",i01er lju'unc "Culc 1r.t;eC!Olrl'l;latl rlls~ihk pour l'ntrcr d:1I1'n'Ul' grande courh.: ;-\ pa,lirdu l1hHlll'nl oll I'ro'l aV:1lI R'U"M

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Glendon CounsellingCentre

Fl'l'lillj! lonriy"!Workshop to ov~rcomt theblues.Thursday, D~cember 13.12:3()-1:30At the Glendon CounsellingCentre Glendon Manor.

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DECEMBER 3. 1990 PRoTEM 11

Glendon CoUege, York UniversityExamination: Timetable, Fall Term 1990

H oraire des examens

DH-Dining Hall

Natural Scimce/~ienasnaturdlesNATS 1760.03 Wed. Doc 19. 3'30 247NATS 3620.06 Mon. Dec. 17.12:00 A109

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_GLENODON;CALENDAR ..........

En souomir drs ftmmtS maSSQcrtts Q I'&olt polyltehniqut dtMontriallt 6 dtrtmbrt 1989

In mtmory of womtTl lJidims of vioftTlrt rvrrywhtrt.wt ask mtmbtTs of tht York Communi/, 10 war mourning

colours OFI Dtctmb" 6, 1990.Blact armbands will bt dis/ribultd in front of tht 5Rlon Garigut,York Halt (bll Glindon Womm's Educa#i(lrl :md RtftrraJ Ctntrt)

D'abord ~/t dtuil, tJ1suilt OFI Iravailft pour It cnangtmt111• • •

Tilt G/mdotr CouFlstlling Ctnlrt is offtriFlg Int following lDorbhops:Study Skills, Mondays al 1:30. Exam AFlxirly Thursday J2:30.RtlaxafJoFl TmiFliFlg Frid«y 1:30, OotrcomiFlg SlrtSs Tursday

J 1:3rt. ..1'1 worbhops a/lht UFltrt.

• • •ftt1ing l.DFltlJl?/Tu It StnS smll

Tnt G/tFldon CounstllinK aFld Cart" Ctntrt is offtring asrssion OFI

Thursd.u. Drcrmbrr 13. 12:30 I. J:30 J ,.• Rivt tips OFI pfarrs 10 mttl ptopft• fi'ld ways 10 rovtr up your sodaf (Inxirly

Itach you how 10 iFli/iatt a ron'OtrsatioFlhtlp drotlop lopirs of convtrsationrtad body laFlguagtIital with 1011.) stlf-tStttmhttp you br awart of signals you art srodlng.

Sounds illtfTtSting! PlloFlt 487-6709 or drop in alIht Cmtrt, GltndoFl Hal/.

Ctla t'int;"'rss~? ApptllNIOUS au 487-6709 DU "inls FlOUS voirau CtFl/rt, Manoir GltndoFl.

• • •u Ctnlrt d'oritntalion oous offrt Is attlitrs suivl:FI/s: mtthodrs dttravail, lundi 1h30: slrtSs drs t....amtns, jtlJdi 12h30: la dntnltl't'lI/rtdi In30:sunFlonlrrlts/rrss, mardi IJn30. Tous/esrdtlirrs

auronl fitll au Cnlfrt.

• ••Lt 7 Jrrtmbrt procnai,:, rAECC pristnlt Itbal dt Nail. us1,il/t1S vtndus au prir lit 22$ comprtnFl"ll lint rtetplion{ntL fa priFldpaltd un dintr suivi d'untdaFlsta la cafiliria

failts vitt! Billrls tn vtFllt pris Ju burtau dt I'AECG.

• • •Spirit in Iht umdscapt. Dtctmbtr 6-Dtctmb" 20. 1990. Gltndon

Gallny Exhibition organiuJ and rircufattd bytnt Art Calfny of OFl'atio

• • •EsStFl(t dalls It PaYSQgt. Du 6 dktmbrt ap 20 dtrtmbrt 1990.

Cal"it Gltndr Fl. Crilt rxposilioFl itin"antt tSl organiw parIt MuS« drs Btaux-Arls dt rOn'ario.

Thurs. Dec. 20. 330 129Tues. Dec. 18. 12:00 OHmardi 18 dec 3'30 8213Wed. Dec. 19. 12'00 247jeudt, 20 dec: 8'30 151Wert. Dec. 19, 8'30 A1C9lues. OK. 18, 12.00 A109mardi 18 dk. 8:30 152Thurs. ~. 20. 12:00 247Mo:'l. Dec 17. 8:30 8213Thurs. Oe<:. 20. 3:30 8213Wed. Dec. 19. 3:30 8215Thurs Dec. 20. 8:30 247Wed Dec. 18. 12'00 8203

SOCI 2430.06SOCI 251 0E.06SOCI 251Of.06SOCI 2565.03SOCI 322OF.06SOCI 3230.06 ~

SOCI 324OE.06SOCI 324OF.06SOO 3320.06SOCI 3330.06SOCI 3620.00SOCI 3640.06SOCI 368003SOCI 490003

Fl-Frost library

Translalion/TnductionTRAN 4370A.04 Tues. Dec. 18. 18h30 Fl

Women's Studies/Etudes sur la conditiond~ I. femmeWMST 2950F.C6 mardi. 18 dec: 8:30 8215

Pliilosopl.y/ Philosoplli_PHIL 1410.03 Mon. Dec. 17. 12:(10 129PHIL 1660.06 Thurs. Dec. 20. 3:3C 247PHIL 3011.03 ll.'es Dec. 18. 3:30 153PHil 36.1:006 Mon. Dec. 17. 12:00 A109PHil 3931 OJ Wed Dec. 19. 3'30 A109

Political Science/Sciences poIitiquef'OlS 269O.0J lhur. Dec. 20. J'3O 8204POLS 3680.0J Thur. Dec. 20. 830 247POLS 490'}'03 Wed. Dec. 19. 12'00 8204

Psychoiocy / Psycholoc;_psye 251OF.06 lun 17 dlIc. 1200 247psye 2520.03 Tues Dec 19. J:3O OHpsye 2S3QE..03 Thurs Dec. :':0. 12:00 Al09PSYC 3012.03 Mon. Dec. 17. 12'00 152PSYC 323OE.03 Wed. Dec. 19. 12'00 129psye 32400J Thurs Dec. 20. 8:30 129psve 329OE.03 Thurs Dec 20. 8'JO 152psvc 3300E03 Mon Dec. 17. 3:30 247PSVC 330003 ThUfS Dec 20.3'30 8215PSYC 3560E 03 lues Dec la. 3'30 247PSYC 3670 03 Mon Dec. 17. 8:30 8208PSYC 424003 Tues Dec 18. 3'30 152

Social Scimc:e/Sciences socialessase ltiOOE06 Mon Dec 17. J'30 OHsase 1650.06 lues Dec 18. 12'00 247sase 26108.06 Wed. Dec. 19. 12.00 153sase 2640E 06 Mon. Dec. 17, 8:30 OHsase "2710.06 Tues. Dec. 18. 1200 129sase 295OF.06 mardI, 18 dec 8'30 8215sase 3620.06 Thurs ~ 20. 3:W 8215sase 364006 Wed Dec 19.330 8215

Soriolocy/Sociologi~

OH'47153

'47Al09821512.:51

Mon. Dec. 17. 3'30Wed. Dec. 19. 8-30'Wed. Dec. 19. 12'00Tues. Dec.. 18. 12:00Mon. Dec. 17, 8:30W~. Dec. 19. 12:00Thur•. Dee. 20, 12:00Tues. Dee. 18. 8:30

Humanities/HullUlniliHUMA l600E Mon. Dec. 17. 3:30 DHHUMA 1660.06 Thun. Dec. 20. 3:30 247HUMA 264OE.06 Mon. Dec. 17. 8:30 DHHUMA 3011.03 Tues. Dec. 18. 3:30 153HUMA 3740.04 lun. 17 dec. 12:00 8204HUMA 3931.03 Wed. Dec. 19,3:30 AI09

M.th.....tics/M.t..._tlqutsMATH 1a5OF.03 jeudi, 20 1Uc. 8:30 153MATH 133OE.03 w.d. Dec. 18.~ 128MATH 193OF.03 tNfC. 19 d6c:. 12:00 .4.109MATH 2650.03 Mon. Dec. 17. 12'00 8213

Mod.. of R_lOIOninc/I.OIiqutMOOR 1714.06 Thurs. Dec. 20, 8:30 OHMOOR 193OE.03 Wed. Dec. 19. 3:30 129MOOR 193OF.03 mere. 19 dlIc 12:00 A109MOOR 2850.03 Mon. Dec. 17. 12'00 8213MOOR 3620.06 Mon. Dec. 11. 12'00 A109MOOR 3931.03 Wed Dec. 19. 3:30 Al09

C.nadian Studia/Etudes CllUldiennesCONS 264OE.06 Mon. Dec. 17, 9:30 OH

Comput... Sludi../lnformat!quecase 1510.03 lues. Dec. 18.8:30 8213cose 165OF.03 teudi 20 d6c. 8:30 153

Economia/Sdence konoiniqueECON 2SOJE.03 wed. Oec. 19. 8:30 OMECOH 25OOF.03 jeudi 20 d6c. 12-00 8204eCOH 2650.03 Mon. Dec. 17, 12:00 6213eCCN 3370.03 Mon. Dec. 17, 12:00 151eCQN 3380.03 Tues. Dec. 18. 3:30 8"5ECCN 3MO.03 Thurs. Dec 20. 12 151ECCN 4230.03 Wed Dec. 19. 1HXl 350

[nJlioll/AnpioENGl 2510.06 . lues. Dec. 18. 8:30 OHENGl3210.06 Wed. Dec. 19, 12:00 151

french/Etudes (ran(allsesFREN 4300.03 lun. 17 dec. 12:00 8215

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Un super grand coeur,~semontre.

Reflechissez. Quand vous pcnscz' ,ou",l.. bonntS <awesqui vow sollicitent, Ie rocur VOUJ~.Mais songez.qu °11 suffitd'un tout petit geste pour en aic:kr qudques·unes. Inscnva dmsYOm budget un monunt pour les dons de _ _ .

~".......--..'- Iiriennent Ie plus a~r; Ou al~rs. don~ de ~...vot~ temps en vous JOIgnar1t a un orprusmeek vc:xrr locaJite. Passn aI'action. Un SUJXTgrand coeur,~~ monlrC. .

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• ••GC5U prtstn's lilt AFlFlual Christmas Ball to bt htld OFI

Dte. 7. 1990. ThtTt will bt a rtup/ion al tnt PriFlcipal'shomt followtd by a dinFltr and Ilanct. Door prius! Tickttsart OFI sal!' "inr Iht GCSU offiet for $22, so do Flol miss oul

.md romt havt a ~rtal limt!!

Attentior 3rd & 4th year studentsCertificate of Bilingual

CompetenceStudents in their graduating year who areinterested and eligible to try the examinationfor Ihe Certificate of Bilingual Competenceare invited to register now at the Office ofStudent Programmes, Cl 05. Yoril: Hall.

Deadline for Registration:'1 January, 1991

\ ...Attention etudiants en 3e et 4e anneeCertificat de Competence BilingueLes etudiants en derniere annee qUI SOrttintt§resses el admissibles ft I'examen duCertificat de .;om~tenc9bilingue sont prtt§sde s'inscrire au Bureau des programmessCvlaires, C1OS. pavilion York.

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