The McGill Tribune Vol. 19 Issue 9

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Fifty-two things to do in Montreal L e if M o n t i n 's b o o k ,

G et A ro u n d Tow n!

B y Ia n D

is e n d

I t ’ s S u n d a y a fte r n o o n , and y o u ’ re fe e lin g a m b itio u s . Y o u d e c id e to s h e l v e y o u r s e v e n t y n in th stu d y s e s s io n a t S e c o n d C u p th is w e e k in fa v o u r o f a d a y -trip , b u t w h e re to ? H o w a b o u t th e c ity dum p?

O k a y , so th is is o n ly o n e , and p e rh a p s th e m o s t o b s c u r e , o f th e f if ty -tw o th in g s to d o in M o n tre a l m a p p e d o u t in tra v e l w rite r L e i f M o n t in ’ s n e w b o o k , G e t A r o u n d

G r e e n i n g M c G i l l a n d E c o - Q u a r t i e r h e l p M c G i l l s t u d e n t s g e t a h e a d start o n recycling

T o w n ! B u t y o u h a v e t o h a n d it to

First year students seek vote on SSMU council

h im fo r h is o r ig in a lity .

M o n tin , w h o se f ir s t b o o k G e t O u tta T o w n ! o u tlin e d a c tiv itie s in

th e M o n tr e a l r e g io n , to o k h is

B y Jo n a t h a n C

s titu tio n a lly . S ta n d in g c o m m itte e s

o lfo rd

w o rk in s id e th e m e tro p o lita n a re a in

h is

la te s t

c o lle c tio n ,

Stu d en ts w ill b e ask ed w h eth er

and

p ro m is e s n o o v e rd o n e site s. “ Y o u w o n ’ t g e t h it o v e r th e h e a d w ith t h i n g s l i k e O l y m p i c S ta d iu m , P la c e d e s A r t s ,” h e assu re d . In ste a d , th e b o o k fo c u s e s m o s tly o n p le a s u r e s f o r th e o u td o o rsy ty p e s s u c h a s p u b lic p a rk s and b ik e tra ils . “ Q u e b e c is re a lly b l e s s e d w ith s o m e o f t h e b e s t

th e F i r s t Y e a r C o u n c il o r s h o u ld h av e a v o te o n the Stu d en ts' S o c ie ty

lo n e d issen tin g v o ic e in th e d ebate.

co u n c il is but o n e part o f that rep re­

o f c o u n c i l a l r e a d y r e p o r t t o it

C a th e r in e W e ile r , c u r r e n tly

s e n t a t i o n ," V a n C h a u s a id . " T h e

w h e r e a s F Y S A w a s m o s tly in d e ­

p r e s id e n t o f F Y S A , f e l t th a t th e

o th e r part o f th at re p re se n ta tio n is

p en den t o f S S M U . " I t w o u ld b e t h e , s a m e

as

la c k o f a v o te on c o u n c il d eprived h er o f h e r a b ility to fu lly rep resen t

to b e a b le to ta k e o f f ic ia l v o ic e or p o li c y s t a n c e c o n c e r n i n g c e r ta in m o tio n s."

o f M c G ill U n iv ersity 's co u n c il in a

F Y S A is rig h t no w , e x c e p t co n stitu ­

th e v ie w s and in te re sts o f first y e a r

referen d u m to b e held co n cu rren tly

t io n a lly it w o rk s m u ch b e tte r: w e

stud ents.

w ith th e n e w ly c re a te d F ir s t Y e a r

k n o w w hat th e c o m m itte e is v is-a -

C o u n c il C o m m i t t e e e l e c t i o n s in m id -N o v em b er.

vis th e S S M U ," he said b e fo re the m eetin g.

" I f [the F Y C ] is to b e th e rep ­ re s e n ta tiv e o f [firs t y e a r stu d en ts']

S S M U c o u n c il o r s v o te d la s t T h u rsd ay to d isso lv e th e F irs t-Y e a r

F ir s t Y e a r C o u n c il

Stu d en ts' A ss o cia tio n and to rep lace

C o m m itte e d e b a te d

F u tu r e p la n s

v iew s and in terests, th en [th e F Y C ]

M u c h lik e F Y S A is cu rre n tly

sh ou ld h av e the rig h t to v o te ," she

ru n, F Y C C w ill a sk fir s t y e a r stu ­

said.

d e n ts to e le c t an e x e c u t iv e w h ich S u ra n i q u e stio n e d how a v o te

m irro rs th a t o f S S M U . A c c o rd in g

c y c lin g tra ils in C a n a d a o u tsid e o f

it w ith t h e F i r s t - Y e a r C o u n c i l

o n c o u n c il w ou ld b e a su b s ta n tia l

to V a n

B r itis h C o lu m b ia ,” M o n tin p o in t­

C o m m ittee i f the referen d u m p ass­

a llo w s f o r fir s t y e a r stu d e n t fe e d ­

e d ou t.

T h e referen d u m q u e stio n w ill

im p ro v em en t in th e F Y C 's a b ility to

e s. T h e y fu rth er vo ted in fa v o u r o f

read : "D o y ou ag ree that th e cu rren t

rep resen t first y e a r stud ents.

b a c k to b e m o re e f fe c tiv e ly tra n s ­

p o stp o n in g th e re fe re n d u m p e rio d by o n e w e e k , se n d in g stu d e n ts to

co n stitu tio n o f th e Stu d en ts' S o c ie ty o f M c G ill U n iv e r s ity b e am en d ed

v o te o n c o u n c il e n a b le th is c o u n ­

" W e w o u ld l i k e to h a v e th e

th e

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a s n e c e s s a r y , to in c lu d e a s a fu ll

c i l o r to f u l f i l l th a t m a n d a te , a s a

f ir s t y e a r e x e c u t iv e s a s s is t 't h e

(a d v a n ce d p o ll), and N o v e m b e r 16

v o t in g m e m b e r o f th e S t u d e n t s '

g en era l p u rp o se ?" h e a sk ed rh e to ri­

S S M U e x e c u tiv e s in im p le m e n tin g

S o c ie ty

i n i t i a t i v e s t h a t t h e y m ig h t h a v e fr o m t h e i r r e s p e c t iv e p o r t f o l i o s , b a s i c a l l y t o h e lp f i r s t y e a r s t u ­

A ll i t t a k e s is a m e tr o

tic k e t

In a slid e -s h o w a t th e M c G ill B o o k s to r e O c to b e r 2 1 , he h ig h ­ lig h te d s o m e o f th e l o c a t io n s h e c o v e r s in G e t A r o u n d T o w n ! H e n o te d th a t 8 0 p e r c e n t o f t h e site s are a c c e s s ib le b y p u b lic tra n s it, so m o st o f th e c o n te n t is re le v a n t fo r th e tra n s p o rta tio n a lly ch a lle n g e d .

Continued on page 10

p o lls

on

N ovem ber

"In w hat w ay p o ssib le w ou ld a

U n iv e r s ity

c a lly . "W o u ld it g iv e the co u n c ilo r

T h e n e w c o m m it t e e , F Y C C , d if f e r s fro m F Y S A in th a t it is a

C o u n cil a F irs t Y e a r C o u n c ilo r w ho

m o re k n o w led g e to fu lfill the m an ­ d ate? I'm no t su re."

s ta n d in g c o m m itte e o f c o u n c il.

through to th e 18 fo r reg u lar p o lls.

of

M c G ill

s h a ll b e e le c t e d a c c o r d in g to th e

C hau

and W e ile r , th is

m itted to S S M U e x e c u tiv e s .

p ro ced u res se t out by the b y law s o f

S S M U V P U n iv e r s ity A ffa ir s

F Y S A is cu rre n tly an in d ep en d en t

th e S tu d e n ts ' S o c ie ty o f M c G ill

and fo rm er F Y S A p residen t X a v ie r

" I se e th e ir V P A c a d e m ic c o m ­

student g roup o n ly lo o s e ly tied c o n ­

U n iv e rsity ? Y e s o r N o ."

V a n C h a u e m p h a s iz e d th e im p o r­

in g to sp e a k w ith m e b e c a u se a lot

D e b a te o v e r sen d in g th e q u es­

t a n c e o f a v o te o n c o u n c i l a s it

o f m y p o rtfo lio d eals w ith first y e a r issu e s," V a n C hau added.

stitu tio n ally to S S M U .

tio n to referen d u m w as la rg ely o n e­

allo w s th e co u n c ilo r to ta k e an o f f i­

A n d re w T i s c h l e r , th e n e w fo rm a t

s id e d .

c ia l sta n c e o n p o licy .

f o r th e fir s t-y e a r stu d ent o rg a n iz a ­

R e s id e n c e s rep resen ta tiv e, w as the

A cco rd in g to S S M U P resid en t

tio n is m u ch e a sie r to m an ag e c o n ­

Hey, McBugg— Why the long face?

R a h im

S u r a n i,

th e

d e n ts," W e ile r said.

" T o b e a b l e to s p e a k f o r o r a g a i n s t is s u e s th a t [ c o m e u p ] a t

See FYSA side bar on page 4

And the prize for best costume goes to McBugg and his novel take on Elwood Blues!

I just got my GRE test scores back. Let’s just say it’s Queen’s Law for me What the hey? I’m supposed to be a chilling portrait of postmodern conjugal ennui.

But thanks anyway!

Come on down to the party on Friday, Octoher 29th between 4pmand 6 pm!

T he McG ill Tribune, Tuesday, 26 O ctober 1999

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Treasurer Stockwell Day speaks on Alberta's tax reform D a y d i s c u s s e s p r o v i n c e 's r o le

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in c r e a s e d r e v e n u e , r e s u lt­

t h e r e f o r e m a in t a i n in g a d e q u a t e

in g in a k n o w le d g e b a s e d ,

fu n d in g f o r th e s e s e r v ic e s .

econom y

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C a lg a r y

F la m e s c a m e to u s ,” D a y s a id ,

e c o n o m y .”

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o n th e M ille n n iu m S c h o la r s h ip

W h e n a sk e d th e o b v i­

F u n d d u rin g h is g u e s t - l e c t u r e to

o u s q u e s t io n o f w h e r e , i f

w h e t h e r h e t h o u g h t th e g o v e r n ­

P r o fe s s o r C h r is R a g a n ’ s m ic r o ­

n o t fr o m ta x re v e n u e , th e

m e n t sh o u ld s u b s id iz e p r o fe s s io n ­

e c o n o m i c s c l a s s in L e a c o c k 1 3 2

m o n e y f o r s o c ia l s e r v ic e s

a l s p o r ts t e a m s , “ a n d s a id w e

la s t T h u rsd a y .

su ch as h e a lth -c a r e and e d u c a tio n

“ W e h a v e so m e d iffic u ltie s

w o u ld

com e

w ith t h e [ f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t ’ s]

f r o m , D a y s a id th a t th e

M ille n n iu m

e x tr a , lo n g -te r m in v e s t­

F u n d ,” D a y c o m ­

m e n te d , w h e n a sk e d f o r h is v iew

m e n t in A l b e r t a ’ s e c o n o ­

o n th e c o n t r o v e r s ia l fu n d .

m y an d th e a d d itio n s to its

E d u c a tio n , in o u r v ie w , is a c o n ­

w o rk -fo rce ,

s titu tio n a l ju r i s d i c t io n le f t t o th e

a t tr a c tiv e ta x c u ts , w o u ld

p r o v i n c e s , a n d th e f u r t h e r a w a y

ta k e c a r e o f it. stu d e n t c o m p a r e d th is p o li­

th e d e liv e r y

s o u r c e , th e m o re o p p o rtu n ity f o r in e f f ic ie n c y h a p p e n s ... “ W h e n th e fe d e r a l g o v e r n ­ m e n t a n n o u n c e d a M ille n n iu m F u n d , th a t’ s re a lly th e fe d e r a l g o v ­ e r n m e n t ta k in g y o u r t a x d o lla r s , y o u r fr ie n d s ’ ta x d o lla r s , y o u r p a r­ e n ts ’ ta x d o lla r s and [g iv in g ] th em b a c k t o y o u in a w a y th a t [th e y ] th in k is a p p r o p r ia t e ,” h e c o n t i n ­ ued .

D a y a s k e d f o r a q u ic k sh o w o f h a n d s fro m A lb e r ta stu d en ts so h e w o u ld “k n o w h o w m a n y v o te s I ’ m g o in g to l o s e t o d a y ,” a t th e o u ts e t o f h is le c tu re . H e th e n c o v ­ e re d a “ th u m b n a il” h is to r y o f A lb e r t a ’ s e c o n o m y , d e s c r ib in g its e n o r m o u s o i l b o o m in t h e m id -

to

W h e n o n e s k e p tic a l

th e fu n d in g s o u rc e an d th e ta x in g s o u r c e g e ts fro m

th a n k s

[Government subsidies] are a well intended policy with unintended consequences and a burden for everybody

f o r t i e s a n d th e 2 2 b i l l i o n - d o l l a r

g u a r a n t e e i n g l o a n s , b u t w o u ld

d e b t it h a d a c q u ir e d b y th e e a r ly

m a k e th e b a n k s m o re c o n s tr u c ­

n in e tie s .

t iv e ly c r i t i c a l o f b u s in e s s p la n s ,

D a y e x p la in e d th at h e th o u g h t

in v ig o r a te th e e c o n o m y a n d p r o ­

th e p o lic y o f “ in t e r v e n [ in g ] v e ry

v id e th e n e ed ed m o n e y f o r in c o m e

d ir e c t l y a n d v e r y s p e c i f i c a l l y in

ta x e s to b e lo w e re d .

th e m a rk e t p la c e ,” w as w ro n g ,

T a x c u ts s e e m e d to b e th e

su c h a s w h e n g o v e r n m e n ts s u b s i­

m in is te r ’ s m a n tra . H e f r e e ly in te r­

d iz e d s m a ll b u s in e s s e s a n d g u a r­

c h a n g e d t h e w o r d ‘ t a x e s ’ w ith ‘p u n is h m e n t’ in p it c h e s th ro u g h ­

a n te e d lo a n s.

o u t th e h o u r -lo n g le c tu re

“ [G o v e r n m e n t s u b s id ie s ] a re a w e ll in ten d ed p o lic y w ith u n in ­

“ W e p u n ish p e o p le le s s th a n

te n d e d c o n s e q u e n c e s and a b u rd en

in a n y o t h e r p r o v i n c e f o r b e in g

f o r e v e r y b o d y ,” D a y e x p la in e d .

h ard w o rk in g , e d u c a te d an d in n o ­

H e c l a i m e d th a t th e p r o v in ­

v a tiv e ,” D a y in s is te d , m a k in g h is

c i a l g o v e r n m e n t w a s p u llin g o u t

s ta n c e o n lo w e r in g t a x e s c le a r .

o f s u b s id is in g b u s in e s s e s and

“ [ L o w e r t a x e s ] i n v ig o r a t e th e

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w ith

e ith e r n e e d fo u r m illio n d o lla r s o r

le s s c u t-b a c k s , as

A lb e r ta h a d c o n c e n tr a te d o n d e b t

w e ’ r e g o n e . W ith t e a r s in m y

re d u c tio n b e fo r e ta x c u ts .

e y e s , I w o u ld b e w a v in g [ g o o d ­ b y e ] .”

“ [ P e o p le f e e l le s s o f a n e e d to ] h id e t h e ir t a x e s a n d [th e ir ]

P ro f. R a g a n a ls o a d d re sse d

h o n e s ty lim it i s n ’ t p u s h e d ,” D a y

th e q u e stio n o f fu n d in g f o r sp o rts

sa id o f a ttitu d e s th a t w o u ld c o m e

te a m s .

fro m lo w e r ta x e s . “ T h e r e is m o re

“ [ If] w e s u c c u m b p u re s e d u c ­

s e n s e o f f a ir n e s s , p e o p le c o m e

t io n o f th e a r g u m e n t,” R a g a n

a b o v e g ro u n d and d e c la r e th e ir

e x p la in e d , “ [It w o u ld b e c o m e d if­

t a x e s .”

f ic u lt to ] d raw th e lin e b e t w e e n ...

T h is a ttitu d e , D a y e x p la in e d ,

a g o o d [c o m p a n y ] fo r th e g o v e r n ­

w o u ld re s u lt in m o re p e o p le c o n ­

m e n t to b e s p e n d in g m o n e y o n ,

tr ib u tin g to s o c ia l s e r v ic e s , w h ile

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T he McG ill Tribune, T uesday, 26 O ctober 1999

One island, two visions B y Pa u l C

o n n er

Tw o of th e Is la n d of M o n t r e a l’ s m o s t v o c a l le a d e r s s p o k e a t M c G i l l l a s t w e e k in an e f f o r t to g a in s u p p o r t f o r th e ir

need to fa c e the reality o f g lo b a liz a ­

city , M o n treal is both the eco n o m ic

tion and to a ct as a stro n g er v o ic e .”

T r e n t, s p e a k in g to th e S t.

h e a rt o f th e r e g io n an d th e f o c a l p o in t f o r h ig h s e r v i c e c o s t s an d lo w e r in c o m e fa m ilie s . In o rd er to

Ja m e s L ite ra ry S o c ie ty th e fo llo w ­ ing n ig h t, op p osed th e id ea o f fu s­ in g c itie s and presented h is altern a­

su p p o rt and r a is e th e p r o file o f p o o re r c o m m u n itie s, th e c ity m ust be ab le to draw upon the resou rces

re s p e c tiv e v isio n s fo r th e fu tu re o f

tive.

th e G re a te r M o n tre a l reg ion .

O n s u cce ss iv e d ays, and u n b e­ k n o w n s t to e a c h o th e r, C ity o f M o n tr e a l and W e s tm o u n t M a y o r s P ie r r e B o u r q u e a n d P e t e r T r e n t ,

sa y th a t] i t ’ s tim e f o r u s to sh a re M o n t r e a l’ s p r o b le m s , an d I th in k th at arg u m en t h as m e r it,” he said .

“B u t you d o n ’ t need to h av e a sin ­

re s p e c tiv e ly , p re se n te d th e ir id e a s

g le stru cture to hav e fis c a l eq u ality .

fa c e them as a w h o le."

T ren t agreed that M o n treal has

on how to b e st pursue d evelo p m en t,

T h e p ro blem is that o ff-isla n d citie s

fin a n c ia l p ro b lem s, and said th at it

d is tr ib u te fu n d s a m o n g th e 111

d on ’ t pay a red cen t in to the M U C ."

is th e resp o n sib ility o f oth er m u n ici­

“ [P ro p o n en ts o f a m alg am atio n

o f oth er secto rs.

"It is a qu estion o f eq u a lity ," he said. "W e sh ou ld try to re so lv e the p r o b le m s in s o c i e t y . W e h a v e to

p alities to sh are its burdens. " I f W estm o u n t had to pay m ore

N E W S b r ie f s r SSMU

CONSIDERING SENDING LETTER TO BRITISH GOVERN­ MENT o n P in o c h e t

A m o tio n f o r c o u n c il to s e n d a le t t e r to J a c k H om e

S e c re ta ry

of

S tra w , G reat

B r i t a i n , in s u p p o r t o f t r y i n g C h ile a n e x - d ic t a t o r G e n e r a l A u g u sto P in o c h e t w a s ta b le d at

tax es to help the city , I'd b e the first to do so i f oth er m u n icip alities d id,"

th e m e e tin g o f th e S t u d e n t s ’

he said.

B o th T re n t and B o u rq u e ag ree

c o u n c il la st T h u rsd a y .

that the so lu tio n to M o n treal's prob­ le m s d o n o t lie in th e c r e a tio n o f an o th er le v e l o f ele cte d g o v ern an ce

C lu b s

to lo o k a fte r r e g io n a l a ffa ir s . T h e id ea, supported by Q u e b ec M in iste r o f M u n icip a l A ffa irs L o u ise H arel, r e c e iv e d c o m m o n c r i t i c i s m fr o m both m ayors.

B o u rq u e stated, b latan tly , "T h e w o rst s c e n a r io is a n o th e r le v e l o f g ov ern m en t. I w ould p re fer the sta­ tus q u o."

S o c ie t y o f M c G ill U n iv e r s ity C la r e

Je n n in g s , and

SSM U

S e rv ic e s

R e p r e s e n t a t i v e , p r e s e n t e d th e le tt e r to c o u n c il o n b e h a lf o f Q u e e r M c G ill an d th e S o u th A m e r ic a n a n d L a t i n S tu d e n ts 's A s s o c ia t io n . T h e s e a s s o c ia t io n s p o in t o u t in th e le tte r th e k illin g o r d is a p p e a r a n c e o f m o re th a n 3 0 0 0 p e o p le d u r in g P in o c h e t ’s ru le in C h ile w ith s p e c if ic r e f e r ­ e n c e to th e ta rg e tin g o f p o litic a l p r is o n e r s , m in o r ity g ro u p s , and

T h e a p p e a l fo r

gay m en. " T h e y a s k e d th e S S M U to

d is tin c t c o m m u n itie s

w r ite th is le t t e r , p a r tic u la r ly F o r r e s id e n t s , th e im p o r ta n t

b e c a u s e o n e o f th e s p e c if ic ta r­

qu estion is w hat e ffe c ts any ch an g e w i ll h a v e o n t h e i r l i v e s . T h o s e c o u n t e r in g th e " O n e i s la n d , o n e city " cam p aig n are co n cern ed o v er a

g e ts o f th e s e in c id e n ts in C h ile

W ei Leng Tay

B o u r q u e s p e a k s to th e S c h o o l o f U r b a n P l a n n i n g

ex istin g m u n icip a litie s, and b e g in to rem ed y the la r g e -s c a le p ro b le m o f

In stead , T re n t su g gested that a light

urban spraw l in th e reg ion .

a c r o s s th e e n tir e

a d m in istra tiv e stru ctu re b e cre a te d m e tr o p o lita n

“W e n eed to stop th e exo d u s to

re g io n to d eal w ith re g io n a l issu e s

a ll th e fa r m la n d in th e s u b u r b s ,” B o u rq u e said la st M o n d ay at a talk sponsored by th e M c G ill S c h o o l o f U rb an P lan ning .

su ch as urban spraw l and fin a n cia l red istribu tion .

D o e s s iz e

r e a lly

p o ten tial lo ss o f lo ca l autonom y and a c c e s sib ility to city o ffic ia ls .

D a v id B r o w n , d ir e c to r o f th e M c G ill S c h o o l o f U rb a n P la n n in g , s u g g e s t e d th a t s m a lle r c i t i e s a re

w as

gay

m e n ,”

Je n n in g s

e x p la in e d .

SSM U

c o u n c il m ad e o n e

a m e n d m e n t to th e le tte r. A s e n ­ te n c e o r ig in a lly re a d in g " ( . . . ) w e a p p la u d th e B r itis h c o u r t s ’ d e c i­ s io n to a llo w

S p a in to b r in g

m a tte r?

o fte n m o re e q u ip p e d to d e a l w ith

G e n e r a l P in o c h e t to tria l f o r h is

exo d u s and th e co n tin u ed g ro w th o f m u n ic ip a litie s o u tsid e th e C ity o f M o n tre a l sin c e th e 1 9 5 0 s, are very

c r im e s a g a in s t S p a n is h c it iz e n s "

B o u r q u e ’ s m a s t e r p la n i s to m eld the isla n d ’ s c itie s in ord er to

lo ca l a ffairs.

"I think that d aily liv in g issu es a r e i n t e r d i s c i p l i n a r y — t h e y 'r e

r e a l. A c c o r d in g t o a

p r o m o tio n a l

c r e a te a s tro n g e r v o ic e , b o th a t a

m essy . It is the sm aller ad m inistra­

th e y im p lie d th a t S S M U

b o o k l e t t it l e d " O n e I s l a n d , O n e

p ro v in c ia l and in te rn a tio n a l le v e l.

tiv e areas th at you h av e an org an i­

P in o c h e t

T h e C ity cu rren tly co n tro ls a sm all m ajo rity o f the islan d ’s p o p u latio n ,

z a t io n a l s t r u c t u r e w h ic h is m o re a b le to r e s o lv e e v e r y d a y i s s u e s ,”

7 6 per cen t o f the m etrop o litan area

a llo w in g it to h a v e e q u a l v o tin g

p o p u la tio n liv e d in M o n tr e a l. B y 1 9 9 6 , th e city a cco u n te d fo r o n ly 3 0 p e r c e n t o f th e t o t a l p o p u la t io n .

M o re o v e r, sin c e 1 9 8 1 , the p o p u la­ tio n s o f b o th th e C ity o f M o n tre a l

po w er in M U C d ecisio n s. B o u rq u e's c o n c e r n i s t h a t a s m e t r o p o li t a n M o n treal exp an d s, the rela tiv e v o t­ ing p o w er o f the C ity o f M o n treal

B ro w n said. "A city lik e V erd u n has a p la n n e r, p u b lic w o rk s , e tc e te r a , but they can talk to e a ch oth er and th e c ity is a b le to b e tte r d eal w ith issu es than la rg er m u n icip a lities."

w ill d im in is h . H e a rg u e d fu r th e r

^Bourque argued that the sen se

th a t P in o c h e t w a s g u ilty o f th e

and the 2 8 oth er islan d m u n icip ali­

that the reg io n m ust b e c o m e a uni­

. . o f ^ l o n g i n g to a co m m u n ity w ill

c r i m e s , ” s h e s a i d in c o u n c i l .

ties h av e rem ained sta b le w h ile o ffis la n d m u n ic ip a litie s h a v e s e e n a g ro w th in p o p u la tio n o f m o re than

fied v o ic e in ord er to co m p ete on an in tern atio n al scale.

"T h e e c o n o m ic c a p a c ity o f

fci'n ain , citin g R o sem o n t, N D G , and th e P la te a u as d is tin c t n e ig h b o u r ­ ho od s w ith in the C ity o f M o n treal.

“ [ W e ’ r e s a y i n g w e w a n t ] th e

5 0 per cen t — fro m on e to 1.5 m il­

M o n tre a l

in t o

H e added that in term s o f property

m o tio n , se n d in g th e le tt e r to b e

lio n in 15 y ears.

R e s id e n tia l d e v e lo p m e n t o u t­

m od ernity is the m a jo r a ss e t o f this

ta x r a t e s , th e C ity o f M o n tr e a l is lo w er than ele v e n oth er m u n icip ali­

d is c u s s e d fu rth e r in c o m m itte e .

T h e i s s u e s s u r r o u n d in g t h e

C it y " p u b lis h e d b y th e C ity o f M o n tre a l M a y o r’ s o f f ic e , in 1 9 5 1 ,

s o c ie ty ,"

to

p u ll

B ou rq u e

Q uebec

e x p la in e d .

s id e t h e i s l a n d o f M o n t r e a l h a s

" In te r n a tio n a lly , w e n e e d to h a v e

i n c r e a s e d g r e a t l y in t h e l a s t 3 0 y ears. S till, land the siz e o f He Je su s (L a v a l) is zon ed fo r future d ev elo p ­ m e n t in o f f -is la n d m u n ic ip a litie s .

G ro w th c o n tin u e s o ff-is la n d w h ile

o n e v o ic e . A t in te rn a tio n a l c o n fe r­ e n c e s , it's co m p le te ly rid icu lo u s to see p eo p le fro m [o th er m u n icip a li­ ties] sp eakin g ag ain st M o n trea l."

T ren t argued that th e trend fo r

larg e tracts o f land are a v a ila b le in

a m a lg a m a tin g c i t i e s is s t r i c t l y a

th e C ity o f M o n tre a l, a cco rd in g to B ou rqu e.

F o r h im , th e s o lu t io n t o th e

C an ad ian idea, and that h av in g larg ­ e r c i t i e s c a r r y n o w e ig h t in th e intern ational co m m u n ity .

r e g i o n ’ s d e v e lo p m e n t and im a g e

"W h y is it th at in C a n a d a w e

p ro b le m s lie in fu sin g the is la n d ’ s

h a v e th is s m a ll- is - u g ly i d e a ? ” h e

m u n icip a lities.

“T h e pro p osal fro m the C ity o f M o n tre a l is th e fo llo w in g : to , first,

asked . “In the U S , th ere is n o m o v e­ m en t lik e th is. It m ay b e a part o f

a m a lg a m a te th e 2 9 c i t i e s o n th e islan d in to on e city w ith 1 ,7 5 0 ,0 0 0 citiz e n s and, seco n d , to en larg e the r o le o f th e M o n tr e a l U rb a n C o m m u n ity to g rea ter M o n treal, so

T r e n t n o te d t h a t m a n y v e r y s m a ll A m e r ic a n c i t i e s , s u c h as B o sto n proper, have p erfo rm ed very w ell on the in tern atio n al sce n e.

that w e ca n sh are se rv ice s h a lf and h a lf,” B o u rq u e said. “It is tim e fo r

island , B o u rq u e arg u es, is n e cessary f o r th e lo n g -te r m h e a lth o f th e reg io n . A s c o n tro lle r o f th e cen tral

th e city to rep resen t the island . W e

our in ferio rity c o m p le x ."

H a v in g o n e c i t y a c r o s s t h e

tie s on the island.

T ren t argued that i f it w ere not f o r th e s m a ll s iz e o f W e s tm o u n t, m any o f th e h e rita g e law s p ro te ct­ ing h is to ric b u ild in g s w ou ld n ev er h a v e b e e n p a ss e d , and q u e stio n e d

h a d th e la s t s i x w o r d s d e le t e d b e c a u s e , a c c o r d in g to J e n n in g s , w as

g u ilty

fe lt

o f th e

c r im e s . “ I w o u ld l ik e t o p o in t o u t th a t w e m a d e a c o n c e r te d e f fo r t t o a sk o n ly th a t th e ju d ic ia l p ro ­ c e d u r e b e f o llo w e d a n d n o t to s ta te th a t w e s p e c if ic a lly fe lt

tria l to o c c u r ."

C o u n c il v o te d t o t a b le th e

A c c o r d in g

to

Sam

G ro ss,

S S M U V P C lu b s a n d S e r v i c e s , th is w o u ld a llo w fu rth e r d is c u s ­ sio n o f th e p o litic a l im p lic a tio n s o f se n d in g th e le tte r. " I d o n ’t b e l i e v e t w o d a y s

th e b e n e f it s o f a m a lg a m a tio n f o r

|are| s u f f i c i e n t t o e x a m i n e th e

individual citizen s.

"W h o b e n e fits? D o citiz e n s [o f M o n tr e a l] re a lly b e n e f it ? C ity o f M o n tre a l re s id e n ts w o n 't s e e th e ir

im p lic a tio n s o f s e n d in g a w a y

ta x e s g o dow n. O th er m u n icip alities w ill ce rta in ly se e th eirs g o u p ," he said.

N o d e c is io n s on th e fu tu re o f th e c i t y h a v e b e e n m a d e . M a y o r B o u rq u e arg u ed that th e im p o rtan t fa c t is that the to p ic is b ein g d eb at­ ed a cro ss the island and in tax is. " I t i s im p o r t a n t t o h a v e a d e b a te and no t to let th e p ro v in c e m a k e t e c h n o c r a t i c d e c is io n s lik e they used to ."

th is le tt e r ," sh e sa id . " I a m a ls o a w a re th a t th e re a re s o m e o th e r c l u b s a n d s e r v i c e s t h a t w o u ld l i k e to t a k e a p o l i t i c a l s t a n c e an d u se th e S S M U a s a p la c e to b e g in s e n d in g le tte rs fr o m ." " I th in k w e s h o u ld

ta k e

s o m e m o re tim e to e x a m in e th is b e c a u s e I a m a n tic ip a tin g m o re le tte r s lik e th is o n e ," G r o s s c o n ­ c lu d e d .

G r o u p s pr o m o te r e c y c l i­ n g ON MCGILL CAMPUS

E n v ir o n m e n ta l g ro u p s se t up an in fo r m a tio n t a b le in fro n t o f a d is p la y o f g re e n r e c y c lin g b o x e s o n lo w e r c a m p u s la s t T u esd ay and W ed n esd ay .

G r e e n in g M c G i l l , a s s o c i a t ­ ed

w ith

th e

In te re s t

Q uebec

P u b lic

R esea rch

G ro u p ,

t e a m e d up w ith E c o - Q u a r t i e r P e te r -M c G ill in o rd e r to in fo rm stu d e n ts a b o u t r e c y c lin g an d o f th e v a rio u s o p tio n s a v a ila b le .

P a u l-A n to in e T r o x le r , c o ­ c o o rd in a to r o f E c o -Q u a r tie r P e te r -M c G ill, e x p la in e d w hy t h e g r o u p s w e r e t a r g e t in g s t u ­ d e n t s in t h e i r p r o m o t io n o f r e c y c lin g in itia tiv e s . " O f te n it's stu d e n ts w h o are m o st e a g e r to r e c y c le ," h e c o m ­ m e n te d .

" T h e y 'r e

our

b est

a g e n ts in a p a rtm e n t b u ild in g s to p u t p re ssu re on th e la n d lo rd s to a d o p t r e c y c lin g ."

A c c o r d in g to m u n ic ip a l b y la w s , stu d e n ts liv in g in h o u s­ e s o r a p a r tm e n t b u ild in g s c o n ­ ta in in g

n in e

and

fe w e r

d w e llin g s m ay u se th e g re e n b o x e s p r o v id e d b y t h e c i t y o f M o n t r e a l , w h e r e a s t h o s e in b u ild in g s w ith m o r e th a n n in e d w e llin g s m u st p u t t h e i r r e c y ­ c la b le

tra sh

in to

la r g e

b in s

w h ic h m u s t b e r e q u e s te d f r o m th e c ity b y th e la n d lo rd .

E x tr a g r e e n b o x e s w e re o n h an d fo r th o se stu d e n ts w h o w a n tin g r e c y lin g b o x e s . F o r th o se

w ho

c o u ld

n o t,

E co-

Q u a r tie r w a s c o l l e c t i n g s i g n a ­ t u r e s o n p e t i t i o n s w h i c h th e y c o u ld th e n p re se n t t o th e ir la n d ­ l o r d s in o r d e r t o s h o w t h e m th e re w a s in te r e s t in r e c y c lin g .

G r e e n in g

M c G ill

to o k

a d v a n ta g e o f th e o c c a s io n to in fo r m s tu d e n ts a b o u t r e c y c lin g in

g en eral

and

its

sta te

at

M c G ill. " W e ’re d o in g t h is b e c a u s e w e w a n t to r a is e a w a r e n e s s o f e n v ir o n m e n ta l is s u e s ," sa id J e f f R o b e r ts ,

c o o r d in a to r

of

G r e e n in g M c G i l l . " P e o p l e a r e fru s tr a te d

w ith r e c y c l i n g

at

M c G i l l , o r ra th e r th e la c k o f it."

T h e g ro u p h a s b e e n lo b b y ­ in g th e u n iv e r s ity 's a d m in is tr a ­ tio n f o r y e a r s t o a d o p t a n e n v i­ ro n m e n ta l p o lic y .

As

of

m id -T u e s d a y ,

T r o x l e r h a d b e e n t h r ille d w ith stu d e n ts' re s p o n s e .

"T h e resp o n se has been g re a t so fa r ,"

T r o x le r s a id .

"S tu d e n ts a r c su rp rise d to k n o w th e s e r v ic e is a v a ila b le ." " P e o p l e d o n 't k n o w w h e r e th e E c o - Q u a r t ie r o f f i c e s a r e , e s p e c ia l l y o u t - o f - p r o v i n c e s t u ­ d e n ts ," R o b e r ts ad d ed .

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c o n t r a v e n e s C IU T lic e n s e T h e F ir s t Y e a r S tu d e n ts '

m e rs h a v e re tu r n e d to C I U T and

m a in ta in s a 5 0 / 5 0 p a r tn e r s h ip

S p o k e n W o rd p ro g ra m s h a v e b e e n

w ith

c o m m u n itie s .

A s s o c i a t io n w as c r e a t e d in

r e in s ta te d

A c c o r d in g to A n n ie L a fla m m e , a

S e p te m b e r o f 1 9 9 7 w h e n th e

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c u ltu r a l

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briefs

r a d i o s t a t io n i s b a c k o n t h e a i r

S ig n ific a n t c h a n g e s in clu d e s o le ly

ra d io p o lic y a n a ly s t at C R T C , th e

S tu d e n ts ' S o c ie ty o f M c G ill

a f te r th e U n iv e r s ity o f T o r o n t o ’ s

a irin g m u s ic p ro g ra m m in g d u rin g

r e g u la t o r y b o d y c a n n o t d is c u s s

U n iv e r s it y c o u n c il a p p r o v e d a

S t u d e n t A d m i n i s t r a t i v e C o u n c il sh u t-d o w n th e sta tio n f o r 1 2 d ays

t h e l u c r a t i v e 3 p m - 1 2 a m t im e

th e c o m p la in t s in c e it is c u rre n tly

m o t io n b r o u g h t f o r t h by t h e n

slo t, and s e llin g e a rly m o rn in g a ir­

u n d er stu d y , th o u g h sh e ad m itted

S S M U P r e s id e n t T a ra N e w e ll

and m a s s iv e ly re stru ctu red th e ten

t im e t o a n o n l i n e b r o a d c a s t i n g

th a t

a n d t h e S S M U e x e c u t iv e s fo r

T h e fig u r e s r e g a r d in g s tu ­ d en ts w h o op ted ou t o f th e M c G ill

y e a r o ld C I U T 8 9 .5 .

co m p an y

w h e th e r C I U T h a s r e s p e c t e d th e

th e c r e a tio n o f a "F ir s t Y ea r

S tu d e n ts ’

te rm s o f its lic e n s e .

O r g a n iz a t io n ."

S e p te m b e r 2 5 to O c to b e r 5 op t-ou t

C IU T w a s s u ffe r in g fro m a

c a lle d

“ V ir tu a lly

C a n a d ia n .”

th e y

w ill

now

e x a m in e

MSF:

T h e n u m b e r s a r e in

Fund

d u rin g

th e

$ 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 d e b t and w a s o p e ra tin g

“ S o m e p e o p l e w o u ld r a t h e r

“ T h e C o m m is s io n w ill b e

o n a m o n th ly d e f i c i t o f $ 1 5 , 0 0 0

th e sta tio n g o d o w n th e tu b e s and

l o o k i n g a t th e s i t u a t i o n c l o s e l y

t io n m ir r o r s t h a t o f S S M U

p erio d . 1 ,7 1 2 . equ al to 10 p er cen t o f un d ergrad u ate stu d en ts, d ecid ed

w h e n S A C d e c i d e d t o c l o s e it

b e a b le to te ll p e o p le h o w d e m o c ­

n o w to s e e w h o is in c o n tr o l [ o f

w i t h t h e F Y S A p r e s id e n t s i t ­

n o t to c o n t r ib u te to th e fu n d ,

d o w n o n O c t o b e r 1. C r i t i c s o f

ra tic w e a r e ,” said P e re ra . “ I w an t­

C I U T ] ,” sa id L a fla m m e . “ T h e r e ’ s

t in g o n S S M U c o u n c il as F ir s t

S A C ’ s a c t i o n s c a l l it a h o s t i l e

ed to m a k e su re th e statio n w ou ld

a n u m b e r o f a c t i o n s th a t c a n b e

Y ear C o u n c ilo r —

a cco rd in g to the S tu d e n ts ' S o c ie ty o f M c G ill U n iv e r s ity ’ s nu m bers.

ta k e o v e r, p ro p o n e n ts, a tem p o ra ry

p ro g re s s , n o t trea d w a te r.”

ta k e n th a t v a ry o n th e n a tu re th e

c io m e m b e r (n o n -v o tin g ).

p r o b le m .”

A c c o rd in g

and m u ch -n e e d e d c lo s u re .

P erera , P ro g ram

th e

n e w ly

D ir e c to r

C R T C

in te r v e n tio n

a p p o in te d fo r

C IU T .

C r a ig is le s s su re o f P e r e r a ’ s

a n e x -o ffi­

ing a referen d u m at the end o f last

C r a ig is a d a m a n t th a t th o u g h

P r e s id e n t A n d re w T is c h le r ,

y e a r. A lth o u g h last y e a r ’ s S S M L

th e sta tio n m a y b e f u n c tio n a l, it is

F Y S A 's m a in p u r p o s e w a s t o

a s ig n if ic a n t ly a lte r e d v e r s io n o f

f a m ilia r iz e f ir s t y e a r s t u d e n t s

P re sid e n t D u n ca n R e id su pported th e id e a o f g iv in g s tu d e n ts a

its f o r m e r s e lf.

w ith s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t a n d

“ S A C had b e e n h an d in g $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0

g o o d in t e n t io n s .

H e c l a i m s th a t

“ T h e s ta tio n is n o t up a n d

a y e a r w ith o u t b e in g in v o lv e d in

c o m m u n it y p r o g r a m m e r ’ s h a v e

r u n n in g , i t ’ s u p a n d c r i p p l e d , ”

C I U T ... S A C saw th is as an o p p o r­

b e e n f o r c e d to s ig n “ c o e r c i v e ”

o p in e d C r a i g . “ W h a t S A C h a s

to

t o a d d r e s s is s u e s a f f e c t i n g th e m . " T h e e x e c u t iv e s s e t t h e i r

tu n ity to s e e te n -y e a r s o f [C IU T ]

c o n tr a c ts , th a t o n ly a v e ry lim ite d

trie d to d o is to c o m p le t e ly m a r­

o w n m a n d a te s , w ith a fo c u s

b e in g a s c r e w - u p d id n ’ t h a p p e n

n u m b e r S p o k e n W o rd p ro g ram s

g in a liz e c o m m u n ity p ro g ra m m in g

o n f ir s t y e a r is s u e s . I t 's a n

a g a in .”

h a v e r e t u r n e d to th e a ir w a v e s ,

and th e a lte r n a tiv e n a tu re o f p ro ­

o p p o r t u n ity f o r f ir s t y e a r s t u ­

M i c h a e l C r a ig , c h a i r o f th e

an d th a t C I U T h a s c o m p le te ly

g r a m m in g .”

d e n t s t o g e t a c q u a i n t e d w ith

V o l u n t e e r A c t i o n C o m m i t t e e to

ig n o re d and r e fu s e d to c o n s u lt th e

F o r F e r e r a , h o w e v e r , th e r e ­

g o v e r n m e n t, stu d e n t g o v e r n ­

S a v e C I U T 8 9 . 5 , d o e s n ’ t b e lie v e

c o m m u n ity g r o u p s th a t w o rk

s tr u c tu r in g w a s a m u c h -n e e d e d

m e n t, a n d r e p r e s e n ta t io n ."

th a t S A C ’ s sh u t-d o w n o f th e s ta ­

a l o n g s i d e u n iv e r s it y s tu d e n ts at

m ove.

T i s c h l e r e x p la in e d .

tio n c a n b e ju s t i f ie d o n f in a n c ia l

th e s ta tio n . “ I e v e n q u e s tio n w h e th e r it is

g ro u n d s.

T h e M S F w as v o te d o n d u r­

SSM U

“ S A C sa v e d th e s ta tio n , n e g o ­ t ia t e d t h e l o a n , ” c l a i m e d N ila n

F Y S A c o u n c il 's c o m p o s i ­

“ W e n o w a s k v o lu n t e e r s to

X a v i e r V a n C h a u , F Y S A 's

a c o n tr a c t, a b id [in g ] by

fir s t p re s id e n t a n d c u r r e n t

s ig n

c h o i c e o n w h e t h e r t o p a y , la st y e a r 's c o u n c il d e fe a te d th e id e a and rem o v e d the op t-ou t fro m the referen d u m q u e stio n . T h e o p t-o u t w a s le ft in , h o w e v e r , b e c a u s e c o u n c il fo rg o t to re m o v e a se c tio n abo u t the op t-ou t in the p re a m b le to the a ctu a l re fe re n d u m q u e stio n at the p o lls.

S tu d e n ts w ho d o no t op t out o f th e M S F w ill p a y $ 3 8 e a c h s e m e ste r in to the Fu n d . 14 d ollars a re a llo t te d to lib r a r y i m p r o v e ­ m e n t, 12 fo r a n e e d -b a s e d bursary fund and 12 fo r re n o v a tio n s to the

“T h e s e a re b ig lie s b e in g p er­

8 0 p e r c e n t [ o f p ro g ra m m e r s th at

C IU T

r e g u la tio n s , fo llo w in g

S S M U V P U n iv e r s ity A ffa ir s ,

p e tra te d b y S A C . C I U T h ad s e r i­

h a v e r e tu r n e d to C I U T ] . B u t th e

C R T C re g u la tio n s an d p la y in g a ll

ad d re sse d t h e F Y S A p r e s id e n ­

o u s fin a n c ia l p ro b le m s b u t b e fo r e

tr u t h i s , a g r e a t m a n y o f m u s i c

a d s a t t h e s t a t i o n ,” s a id F e r e r a .

t 's c u r r e n t l a c k o f a v o te .

th e y b o u g h t th e m ou t, a lo a n had

p ro g ram m ers h av e g o n e b a ck

“T h e s ta tio n h a s b e e n in a n a r c h y

b e e n s e c u r e d a n d c r e d i t o r s p a id

b e c a u s e o f th e ir p e r s o n a l s itu a ­

f o r y e a r s b e c a u s e p e o p l e d o n 't

m a tte r —

o f f ,” sa id C ra ig . “ T h is is a p o w er

t io n s ...”

p la y a d s.

w o u ld h a v e r e q u ir e d a r e f e r ­

O p e ra tio n s K e v in M c P h e e w as not c o n c e r n e d a b o u t s tu d e n ts o p tin g out. H e said the fig u re s w ere c lo s e to w hat S S M U e x p e cte d .

g ra b .”

S A C ’ s s h u t-d o w n o f th e s ta ­ tio n

le ft o v er 3 0 0

v o lu n te e r s

T h e y [w e r e ] te llin g us

SSM U

" I t w as a c o n s t itu t io n a l to

have

S h a tn e r b u ild in g .

a v o te

h e s a id . " [ S S M U

V ic e

P re s id e n t

of

V A C h a s la u n c h e d a s u b s ta n ­

t h e y [ d id n ’ t] c a r e a b o u t th e s t a ­

e n d u m ,"

tia l c o m p la in t to th e C a n a d ia n

tio n a n d w e [ lo s t] th e c l i e n t a n d

c o u n c il in 1 9 9 7 ] w a n te d to

“ [T h e n u m b er o f p eo p le w ho

R a d io an d T e le c o m m u n ic a tio n s

r e v e n u e s .”

p u t t h e o r g a n iz a tio n i n p la c e

o p te d o u t] is ro u g h ly h o w m a n y

lo c k e d o u t o f th e U o f T c a m p u s

C o m m is s io n ,

as s o o n as p o s s ib le in o r d e r t o

p eo p le voted n o [in th e M S F r e fe r ­

ra d io s ta tio n d u rin g th e f ir s t tw o

r e v a m p e d C I U T h a s d ro p p e d its

have

in

en d u m ] la st y e a r ,” M c P h e e said .

w e e k s o f O c t o b e r . A c c o r d i n g to

S p o k e n W o r d c o n e n t b e lo w a 3 5

N o v e m b e r ."

P e re ra , 8 0 p er ce n t o f p ro g ra m ­

p e r c e n t m in im u m and n o lo n g e r

V o t e r t u r n o u t f o r t h e fir s t w as 2 2 p e r

e x p e c t e d . It w o n 't a f f e c t th e m on ey fo r the bu ild in g . A s f o r the

c e n t , a c o m p a r a b le p e r c e n t a g e

o th e r p a rts o f th e F u n d , th e b u r­

a r g u in g

th e

FYSA

A r e y o u in te ; in g e ttin g in v o in y o u r c o m m

to

th e

e le c tio n

“ S o , it w a s c l o s e t o w h a t w e

e le c tio n SSM U

ju s t g o in g to b e le s s m o n e y f o r

F Y S A 's s e c o n d p r e s i d e n t in

stu d en ts.” . I f th e p e rc e n ta g e o f op t o u ts

W e ile r

N ovem ber

1998

and

w ill

occupy this post u n t il t h e n e w e x e c u tiv e is ele cte d i n m id N ovem ber 1999.

FYSA

Residents' Association

represents the a p p r o x i m a t e l y 4,500 U0 and U 1 s tu d e n ts a t M c G i l l , o r 2 8 p er c e n t o f th e to ta l u n d er­ g r a d u a te s t u d e n t b o d y . A s o f

O ctober 2 8 th ÜP®

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S h a tn e r Building Room B - 0 1 North ( f o r m e r ly th e A lle y )

r e m a in s th e s a m e o v e r th e n e x t f o u r y e a r s , t h e a m o u n t o f t im e m o s t u n d e r g r a d u a t e s s p e n d at M c G ill, o v e r th re e hu nd red th o u ­ san d d o lla rs w ill b e lost fro m the M S F in t o t a l . M c P h e e s a id he d o e s in t e n d t o try to l o w e r th e n u m b er o f op t ou ts.

O c t o b e r 1 4 , t h e r e w e re 4 , 9 9 3

“ W e ’ re c e r t a i n l y h o p in g to

fir s t y e a r s tu d e n ts re g is te r e d a t

[ l o w e r o p t o u t n u m b e r s ] . ” he

M c G ill

e x p la in e d . “ In fa c t, I ’ m w o rk in g w ith [ V P C o m m u n i c a t i o n s an d E v e n ts] M att W y n d o w e rig h t now

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s t u d e n t s r e g i s t e r e d as o f t h e

e r so m e so rt o f ca m p a ig n to edu c a te stu d en ts, not o n ly p e o le w ho

f a ll o f 1 9 9 9 .

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Irwin Cotier has sights set on Parliament Hill M c G ill la w

B y R h ea W

ong

P r o f e s s o r Irw in C o tie r o f

p r o f e s s o r in t h e

r a c e f o r L ib e r a l s e a t in

M o u n t R o y a l d is tr ic t

an d fr o m th e n th in g s ju s t to o k

O n e o f m y h o p e s is to r e c o n n e c t

up , I had a re a l re v e re n c e fo r

an d in te r n a tio n a lly . H e s tre s s e d

o v e r .” C o tie r e x p la in e d o f th e

P a r lia m e n t to th e p e o p le .” C o tie r

P a r lia m e n t a s a n in s titu tio n a n d I

th e

su d d en sta rt to h is p o litic a l c a r e e r .

a l s o e x p l a i n e d t h a t h e h o p e s to

u se d to v is it P a r lia m e n t a s a

c h a n g e in a n y g iv e n e n v ir o n m e n t,

g e t y o u th m o re in v o lv e d .

y o u n g b o y . I th in k I g o t th a t r e v ­

w h e t h e r it b e f r o m C o n g r e s s o r

e r e n c e fro m m y fa th e r b e c a u s e h e

o n e ’ s ow n b ack y ard .

im p o r ta n c e

of

a ffe c tin g

M c G i l l 's F a c u lt y o f L a w h a s h is

“ T h e r e w e re a lre a d y th re e

s ig h ts s e t o n a n e w c a r e e r — f e d ­

c a n d id a te s and I w a s a la st m in u te

“ I h o p e t o d e v e lo p a s e n s e ,

e r a l p o l i t i c s . H is c a m p a i g n h a s

e n tr y . T w o c a n d id a t e s w e r e f o r ­

e s p e c ia l l y a m o n g y o u n g p e o p le ,

sa w P a r lia m e n t a s v o x p o p u l i in a

“ G e t in v o lv e d , d o n ’ t b e in d if­

b e e n a w h ir lw in d f r o m its v e r y

m e r stu d e n ts an d th e y g r a c e f u lly

it's y o u r P a rlia m e n t, ta k e c o n tr o l,

re a l, n o t ju s t a s lo g a n , s e n s e . I

fe r e n t. I n d if fe r e n c e e n d s up b e in g

sta rt an d C o tie r is w id e ly c o n s id ­

w ith d re w an d issu e d s ta te m e n ts in

t a k e o w n e r s h i p o f it a n d d o n 't

g rew

e r e d t o b e th e le a d in g c a n d id a te

su p p o rt o f m y c a n d id a c y . I w as

r e g a r d it a s s o m e t h i n g t h a t is

P a r lia m e n t, f o r ru le o f la w .”

th e n a c c l a i m e d a n d n o b y - e l e c ­

u n r e la t e d t o y o u o r e v e n w o r k s

tio n s a re g o in g to ta k e p la c e u n til

a g a in s t y o u .”

fo r

th e

tr a d itio n a lly

L ib e r a l

M o u n t R o y a l rid in g .

Though

C o tie r

is

w id e ly

N o v e m b e r 1 5 th s o y o u c a n s e e

k n o w n a s a h u m a n rig h ts la w y e r

th a t e v e n ts h a v e m o v e d

a n d p r o f e s s o r w h o h a s d e fe n d e d

q u ic k ly . T h e tim e fr a m e f o r th is

th e rig h ts o f v a rio u s p o litic a l p ris ­

d e c is io n is 4 m o n th s , 4 w e e k s and

o n e r s su ch as N e ls o n M a n d e la ,

4 8 h o u r s .”

E a r ly b e g in n in g s

v ery

A s th e g r a n d s o n o f R u s s ia n im m ig ra n ts

a

resp ect

fo r

an a c c o m p l i c e to e v i l . T o q u o te J u s t ic e H o lm e s , ‘A p e r s o n w h o

C o t i e r o p in e d , “ M y s o n , o n

d o e s n o t sh a re in th e a c tio n s and

th e o th e r h a n d , t a k e s a v e ry c y n i­

p a s s io n s o f h is tim e is d e e m e d n o t

c a l v ie w o f b o th la w y e r s a n d p a r-

to h a v e liv e d .’ I f y o u d o n ’ t g e t

Iia m e n ta r ia n s .

in v o lv e d in t h e t r e n c h e s o f l i f e ,

I

fo u n d

th a t

n o b o d y s a y s to m e th a t I'm g o in g

w h ic h is w h a t th e c a s e a n d c a u s e

in t o P a r l ia m e n t , t h e y s a y y o u 'r e

o f h u m a n rig h ts is a ll a b o u t, y o u

M o n tre a l

g o i n g in t o p o l i t i c s . I'm d is c o u r ­

b e c o m e a b y s ta n d e r . Y o u m ay

a g e d w h e n I s e e m y s o n w ith s u c h

e v e n b e c o m e c y n i c a l . C y n ic i s m ,

t a k e p l a c e u n til N o v e m b e r 1 5 th ,

lo n g c o m m itm e n t to th e p r e s e r v a ­

c y n ic is m a t su c h a n e a r ly a g e .”

M o u n t R o y a l’ s sta tu s as o n e o f

tio n o f rig h ts an d r e s p e c t f o r th e

th e m o s t s o lid L ib e r a l s tro n g h o ld s

la w

F in e s to n e

in th e c o u n try m e a n s it is a f o r e ­

s t r e s s e d a r e v e r e n c e f o r t h e la w

r e s ig n e d and I d id n o t k n o w o f it

g o n e c o n c lu s io n th a t C o t i e r w ill

an d its a b ility to p ro te c t th e p o w e r

u n til I c a m e b a c k to M o n tr e a l in

s o o n b e o n h is w a y to O tta w a .

o f th e in d iv id u a l.

S e p te m b e r

te a c h in g .

C o t i e r a ls o n o te d th a t h e w ill

“ M y f a t h e r w a s a h u m a n is t,

T h e r e w e re s o m e re p r e s e n ta tio n s

a t t e m p t t o c o n t in u e t e a c h i n g at

s o c ia l d e m o c r a t, a la w y e r and

M c G ill, a lb e it w ith a m u ch lig h t­

le g a l p h ilo s o p h e r w h o w a s m y

e n e d w o rk lo ad .

f i r s t la w t e a c h e r . H e t a u g h t m e

T h o u g h th e e le c t io n d o e s n o t

f e s s o r to p o litic ia n c a m e a s a su r­ p r is e t o h im . “ I w a s n o t e v e n in th e c o u n ­ try

w hen

S h e ila

to

s ta rt

People distance themselves from Parliament and poli­ tics. A disconnect takes place. People don't feel any longer that Parliament rep­ resents them.

to

h is

a

w ith

n a tiv e , C o t i e r a ttr ib u te d h is l i f e ­

h is s w itc h in r o le fr o m la w p r o ­

and

up

u p b r in g in g

w h ic h

th a t la w w a s n o t ju s t a t e c h n ic a l b o d y o f ru le s b u t a rtic u la te d v a l­

F u tu re p la n s

u e s th at m e n an d w o m e n liv e b y .

C o t i e r ’ s h u m a n r ig h t s b a c k ­

H e so u g h t to in s till in m e th e b ib ­

g ro u n d is e x p e c te d to m a k e h im

l i c a l in ju n c t io n th a t j u s t i c e , j u s ­

p u rsu e ju s t i c e f o r th o s e w ith le s s

t ic e sh a ll y o u p u rsu e. N o t sim p ly

re p r e s e n ta tio n in s o c ie ty . A m o n g

a s a p r o v e r b , b u t a m o r a l g u id e .

h is c o n c e r n s a re c h ild p o v e rty , th e

A n in s p ir a t io n g u id e o n h o w to

rig h ts o f v is ib le m in o r itie s , w o m ­

l iv e .”

lik e in d iffe r e n c e , is an a c c o m ­

u

p l i c e to e v i l ,” a s s e r te d C o tie r . “ I w o u ld in v it e y o u n g la w y e r s a n d y o u n g p e o p le e v e r y w h e r e to s e e

I hope to develop a sense, especially among young people, it's your Parliament; take control, take ownership o f it and don't regard it as something th a t is unrelated to you or even works against you.

e n 's r i g h t s a n d t h e q u e s t i o n o f

C o tie r a ls o f e lt th at h is stro n g

fe d e r a lis m in Q u e b e c . C o t ie r a ls o

se n se o f s o c ia l r e s p o n s ib ility

Professor Irwin Cotier

c it e d th e p a s s iv it y w ith w h ic h

s h o u ld c h a l l e n g e th e p e r v a d in g

Faculty of Law

p e o p le v ie w b o th th e la w a n d

n e g a tiv e

o f la w y e r s ,

Irwin Cotier

p o litic a l p r o c e s s a s a m a jo r issu e

p o litic ia n s an d P a r lia m e n t’ s a b i l i ­

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EDITORIAL

Stop the Presses

“ C iv iliz a t io n h a s s p r e a d u n til t e le v is io n a n d j e t

C l a r i f y in g in t e r n a t io n a l s t u d e n t f e e h i k e s

b o m b e r s c a n b e h e a r d e v e r y w h e r e .”

— H erb ert P rochn ow

Please, no more sprawl B y Pa u l C o n n e r

I am w ritin g in resp o n se to an ! a r t i c l e t h a t I r e a d in th e M c G i l l T r ib u n e o f O c t o b e r 1 3 , 1 9 9 9 . I thought I m igh t b e able to cla rify a fe w th in g s c o n c e r n in g th e r e c e n t | ch an g e in ch arging graduate student fe e s fo r 9 0 credits. I w ill list them to try to b e as su ccin ct as p o ssible: 1. T h e ch an g e fo r ch arg in g fo r 9 0 cre d its w as in itiated co m p le te ly b y th e M in is try o f E d u c a tio n . It is a lso the M in istry th at sets fe e s fo r in te r n a tio n a l stu d e n ts . M c G ill r e c e iv e s n o ad d itio n al m on ey from this ch ange.

2. A ll other Q u eb ec universities have been paying fo r 9 0 credits o r 6 s e m e ste rs sin c e th e m id -1 9 8 0 s . A t th e tim e th at the stan d ard ization to 9 0 credits too k p lace acro ss the rest o f the Q u e b ec sy stem , the M in ister o f E d ucation , C laud e R yan , allow ed M c G ill excep tio n al status by perm it­ ting it to ch arg e fo r only 6 0 credits at the P hD level. L a st year the present o ffic ia ls at th e M in istry d ecid ed to e q u a liz e th in g s a c ro s s th e Q u e b e c sy stem by having M c G ill ch arge for 9 0 cred its too.

3. In the beginning, M c G ill was asked to have students pay retro acJ tiv e ly fo r tw o y ears. V ic e -P r in c ip a l P ierre B é la n g e r and I, w ith the help

o f M r . R é a l d e D e g a n in th e U n iv ersity P lan n in g O ffic e , w orked v e ry h a rd to d is su a d e th e g o v e r n ­ m ent about requiring retro active pay­ m ents. H o w ev er, w e co u ld no t d is­ su ade th em fro m a sk in g M c G ill to co n form w ith the rest o f the Q u ebec sy s te m in fu tu re y ears.

C o n seq u en tly , the ch an g e w ent into e f f e c t t h i s y e a r . H o w e v e r , th e im pending ch ang e w as announced at the F acu lty o f G raduate Stu dies and R ese a rch co u n cil at w h ich there are student and s t a f f re p re se n ta tiv e s o f all departm ents.

4 . In th e o th e r u n iv e r s itie s in Q u eb ec, P hD students pay fo r three se m e ste rs a y e a r fo r tw o y e a rs. A t ' M c G ill, ou t students h av e ty p ica lly paid fo r tw o sem esters a year. W hen M c G ill had to ch an g e to 9 0 cred its, the d ecisio n to co n tin u e ask in g stu­ dents to p ay fo r on ly 2 sem esters a y e a r w a s m a d e e v e n th o u g h o n c e again it m ade us d iffe re n t fro m the other un iversities in Q u ebec. W e did this sin ce it w as fe lt that paying three s e m e s te rs o f f e e s in o n e y e a r w as v ery c o s t ly and it w o u ld b e m o re helpful to students to spread the pay­ m ents ou t o v er 3 years. T h is is why students are paying in P h D 4.

5.

V ic e -P r in c ip a l P h y llis

H e a p h y , V i c e - P r i n c i p a l P ie r r e B é la n g e r and I w e re v e ry w o rrie d about the fin a n cia l im pact on present in te r n a tio n a l P h D stu d e n ts w ho cam e to M c G ill exp e ctin g one thing and w ere now exp e cted to pay m ore W e w e re a b le to s e c u r e $ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 fro m M c G i l l ’ s o p e ra tin g b u d g e t to h e lp in te rn a tio n a l P h D stu d en ts in need. T hirty P h D students ca m e fo r­ w ard this y ear and all o f them w ere g iven enough m oney to red uce their fe e s to th e C a n a d ia n le v e l, thereby n e g a tin g th e e f f e c t o f th e fe e i n c r e a s e . A ll d e p a r t m e n t s w e r e inform ed o v er the graduate program listserv o f these funds last spring. It w as also announced at the F acu lty o f G ra d u a te S tu d ie s and R e s e a r c h c o u n c i l m e e t in g l a s t y e a r . A n y in te r n a tio n a l P h D 4 stu d e n ts w h o w ere n o t in fo rm e d b y th e ir d ep art­ m e n t an d w h o a r e s t i l l in n e e d should g o to the Stu dent A id O ffic e im m ediately.

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S in c e fe e s fo r C anadian stu dents do not ch ang e after three years, this 9 0 cred it ch an g é has no im pact on fe e s paid by C an ad ian P h D stu­ dents.

It all began in 1949. U ntil then, houses built in the suburbs w ere near to com m uter rail lines or, in some cases, along street ca r routes.

People still w orked d o w nto w n, and most of them travelled by pu blic transit o f som e kin d . In M ontreal, the idea o f livin g off-island and w orking dow ntow n w as unheard of.

That ye a r, though, A b rah am Levitt changed the face o f North A m e rica. H is idea w as to build a low -cost residential neighbourhood on the outskirts o f N ew Yo rk. H is project, titled Levittow n, even tually housed over 8 0 ,0 0 0 residents along serene, cu rv ilin e a r streets. O n ly tw o types o f homes w ere availab le , but the developm ent drew visitors from across the United States.

T o d a y , car-d ep end en t sub urbs d o m in ate the N orth A m e ric a n landscape. W hereas in 1956, m un icip alities on the island of M ontreal accounted for nearly 80 per cent of the 2 .4 m illio n people in greater M ontreal, by 1996, they housed o n ly 52 per cent of the region's 3.4 m illio n people. The trend continues.

Listen to the traffic report one m orning. Even in M ontreal, a city blessed w ith a vibrant dow ntow n and a slo w er exodus than A m erican counterparts such as Detroit, Houston and Baltim ore, the problem of traffic congestion is w orsening every year.

O n e proposal being batted around is to build three more bridges across the St. Law rence to the south shore. If any level o f governm ent allo w ed this to happen, it w ou ld und en iab ly be the w orst decision e ve r m ade for the greater M ontreal area. Studies have show n that w h ile n ew highw ays do sho w im m ediate benefits in terms o f reduced congestion, w ith in four to five years, that new space w ill be filled Q u e e r M c G il l m is s e s t h e m a r k w ith new car users. For every ten ve h icle 'spaces' on a new highw ay, I r e c e n tly w e n t to m y f ir s t te rm s w ith t h e ir s e x u a lity . Q u e e r more than nine w ill be used by new dem and. Say hello again to co n ­ Q u eer M c G ill m eeting, exp ectin g to M c G ill has lo n g co in e d its e lf as an gestion. fin d in sig h tfu l and p re ssin g d eb ate im p o rtan t gay re so u rce on cam p u s, Urban spraw l has four prim ary side effects. For each new subdi­ | o n th e issu e s a ffe c tin g g a y M c G ill and is often the point o f first co n tact vision created off-island, I students. fo r new gay students. If, in the turbu­ • M ore cars are used and, therefore, more traffic and m ore air In stea d , I w as d isap p o in ted to le n t and im p r e s s io n a b le p h a s e o f pollution is created. find a m eetin g w hich began w ith all c o m in g ou t, c o n fu se d stu d en ts are in a tten d an ce d e scrib in g w hat kind • M ore agricultural land is overtaken, pushing out farm ers and m a d e to b e li e v e th a t f a s h io n and o f u n d e r w e a r th e y w e re w e a r in g beauty are param ount in gay culture, forcing produce to travel further to reach M ontreal. (b o x ers o r b riefs, and nam e-brand ), a t h i s c o u l d l e a v e s t u d e n t s w ith , • M o re m id d le -c la ss resid ents le a ve c e n tre -c ity M o n trea l in speaking order regulated by w ho w as arguably, a very w arped, su perficial search of larger lots and lo w er taxes. O ve r tim e, society begins to seg­ holding the w ooden dildo, and sex u ­ view o f w hat it is to be gay. regate as lo w er incom e fam ilies stay in the centre city and can o nly al referen ces throughout the m eeting.

T h i s is n o t to u n d e r e s t im a t e w atch as the tax base drops and services declin e.

P o ss ib ly , I ’ve lo st m y sen se o f Q u e e r M c G i l l 's p o s itiv e e f f e c t on • Costs to all residents of the region go up. The capital cost of hum our in m y last y ear at M c G ill, or cam p u s. Q u e e rlin e has aided m any infrastructure in the suburbs are m uch higher than in dow ntow n areas perhaps I saw the sy m b o lic pow er o f M c G ill students, and public op p osi­ sim ply because of the average lot sizes in the form er. Add to that the w hat happened at that m eeting. tio n to th e B lo o d D r iv e h as ra ise d cost o f h ig h w a y s, in e ffic ie n t p u b lic tran sit, an d , G o d fo rb id , new It begs the question : w hat kind m any im portant, pressing qu estions. bridges, and the price is unreasonable. o f values is Q u eer M c G ill attem pting H o w e v e r, w ith th e b u lk o f Q u e e r Q u e b e c has som e o f the strongest ag ricultu ral land protection to p a s s o n to it s m e m b e r s an d M c G ill's fin a n cin g co m in g fro m all acts in the books. A rticle 28 o f A n A c t to p r e s e r v e a g r ic u lt u r a l la n d M c G ill students w ho are ju s t com ing M c G i l l s tu d e n ts , q u e s t io n in g th e o u t? In e ffe c t, it is say in g that gay states that "N o person m ay, except w ith the authorization o f the co m ­ necessity o f allo catin g these funds is c u ltu r e is n o t a c o u n te r c u ltu r e o f healthy. m ission, effect a subdivision in a designated agricultural region." Too em otional and so cial aw aren ess, but A s a q u e e r s t u d e n t , I w ill bad this co m m issio n , appointed by the p ro vin cial governm ent, has a cu lt o f fash io n and sex. activ ely support any in itiative to help decided to turn a blind eye to the A ct and give aw ay land like cheap M a n y g a y a c tiv is ts h a v e lo n g other qu eer M c G ill students seek the can d y. And no, it hasn't m ade a difference w ho has been in pow er. criticiz e d the h etero sex u al fo cu s on support they need. M y w orry is that T h e re is no q u ic k gain m ade to be m ade b y stopping urban b eau ty and c o m m e rc ia liz a tio n ; but i f Q u e e r M c G ill is n o t to o ca re fu l sp raw l. G overnm ents have to be long-sighted, something they are not p erh a p s h o m o s e x u a l c u ltu r e is no w ith its approach, it m ay hav e to be fam ous for. Bourque and W estm ount m ayor Peter Trent, po litician s b e tte r . T h e s u b te x t o f th a t Q u e e r renam ed F ash io n M cG ill. w h o see th em se lve s as opposites in th e ir v isio n s for the future of M c G ill m eetin g w as clear: on e's gay It's tim e fo r q u eer M c G ill stu­ M ontreal, both agree that something has to be done. identity is indeed forg ed by the label dents, and M c G ill students at large, C h a n ce s are, you w o n 't see B lo ck b u ste r m o vies starring W ill on his bo xers o r the tag on his shirt. to review w hat the values, g oals and Smith or Sylvester Stalone as héros fighting to save the w orld against T h e p ro jectio n o f th ese values is aim s o f this group really are. spraw l. M aybe, though, this is the biggest enem y North A m erica has esp ecially co n cern in g w hen it co m es K e n t G low in ski, ever seen. to M c G ill stu d en ts ju s t c o m in g to A rts, U 3 T H E M

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B o r in g , o h s o B o r in g N o b o d y c a n sto p th e p re ss w h ich h as a lre a d y fo rc e d th e g o v ­ ern m e n t to appoint th e ir can d id ates to ru le o v e r o u r g lo b e liz in g m a ssm e d ia . S o o n e r o r la te r , o u r P rim e M in iste r w ill be treated lik e a Q ueen E liz a b e th II, w ho on ly signs the oth ­ ers' d ecision s.

L a s t w e e k t h e m e d ia t r i ­ u m p h a n t ly a n n o u n c e d th e C B C nom in ation o f M r. R . R a b in o v ic h as p re sid e n t, w ho had been p ro m o ted and o p e n ly su g g e ste d as th e o n ly c h o ic e fo r the country. In fa ct, he is a lr e a d y o u r m a n , a n e w C h a ir o f M c G ill's B o a rd , p ro m o ted in A p ril f o r th is U n iv e r s ity 's p o s itio n , and w as w idely anticipated fo r the C B C p ro m o tio n — su ch a c a s e as is typi­ c a l l y s e e n in c o u n t r i e s w ith a P o litb u ro ! H is m otto fo r so lv in g our fin a n cia l p ro blem s g lo rifie s "lo b b y ­ ing as a fu ll tim e o ccu p a tio n " w ith th e a c c o m p a n y in g w h e e lin g and d ealin g p h ilo so p h ies. U n fortu n ately it d o e s n o t se t an e x a m p le in p re­ serving the h ig h est m oral values fo r s o c i e t y a t a t e a c h in g in s tit u t io n , least o f a ll, an exa m p le o f good co n ­ d uct fo r students. H o w ever, c o n sis­ t e n t w ith h i s p h i l o s o p h y , s o m e n e w s p a p e r s r e p o r t th a t e v e n M r .

C h retien 's n am e as a no m in ato r w as n o t m e n tio n e d b e c a u s e th e lis t o f tho se w ho w ere lo b b y in g on b e h a lf o f "A W ise M a n " w as m ore im p o r­ tant to im plan t in the m inds o f the readers.

W e se e f o r th e f ir s t tim e M r.

B la c k 's new spapers united w ith their r iv a ls in a c a m p a ig n fo r R a b in o v ich 's p re sid en cy as the only altern ative in a p o ol fro m a popula­ tio n o f $ 3 0 m illio n . T h e so c a lle d "resp e cta b le p re ss" fed us th is blan ­ k e t p ro p a g a n d a a b o u t th e n o m in a ­ tion w ithout qu estion in g it.

In the first p la ce , the nom inated p r e s id e n t s h o u ld b e im m e d ia te ly d isq u a lified fo r not d istan cin g him ­ s e lf fro m op enly pu blished his c o n ­ n e ctio n s and lo b b y in g p e rso n alities w hat w as n e v er seen be fo re.

S e le c t io n f o r th is p o s itio n should b e based on m erit d iscu ssed b e fo re and no t a fte r the n om in ation.

C an a d ia n ta xp a y ers hav e a rig h t to s e e o n ly u n b ia s e d and m o r a lly u n ta in te d c a n d id a t e s f o r th e to p C B C p o sitio n — p e o p le o f p ro ven ch ara cte r and cre d en tials w ho could b e tru s te d to m a k e th e b e s t d e c i ­ sio n s, and w ithout traces o f a poten­ tial c o n flic t o f interest.

W e are fin a lly o b lig ed to verify w h th e r o n e ca n d id a te is u sin g th e n am e o f ou r p re stig io u s U n iv ersity fo r his ow n purposes in netw orkin g an d th e a rt o f l o b b y in g . B u t th is w o u ld g o a g a i n s t t h e w ill a n d d e fo rm e d l o g ic o f s o m e M c G i l l 's adm inistrators, w ho strongly b e liev e in fu lly supporting his pro m o tio n in O tta w a 's p o litic a l g a m e s, and th at this w ould help the U n iv ersity .

A t the tim e o f his n o m in atio n , M r. R a b in o v ic h w as C E O o r tre a ­ s u r e r in t h r e e c o m p a n i e s o f th e B r o n f m a n f a m i l y . W e s h o u ld b e a w a r e o f th e B r o n f m a n f a m i l y 's f i n a n c i a l p r o b le m s b e c a u s e o f a c l a s s - a c t i o n la w s u it b y W in n ip e g resid en t G e o rg e H arris ch a llen g in g the B ro n fm a n s' ta x -fre e transferring o f o v e r $ 2 billio n fro m C an ad a and th e in v o lv e m e n t o f so m e top g o v ­ ern m ental o ffic ia ls.

F e d e ra l C o u rt J u s t i c e F r a n c is M u ld o n o v e rru le d O tta w a 's o b je c ­ tio ns, and said H arris co u ld proceed w ith th e c a s e a n d c o m m e n t e d : "R e v e n u e C an ad a's in v o lv e m en t in the c a se 'sm ells' o f g rave m isadm inistration and fav o u ritism ." W e m ust a ls o re m e m b e r th at, th a n k s to th is b ig ca sh tra n sfe r, the liq u o r m ak er

fam ily is now also ab le to in tox icate o u r m in d s a s o n e o f t h e w o r ld ’s b ig g e s t e n te r ta in m e n t c o m p a n ie s .

S o m e p e o p le a re la b e llin g it as a sm art bu sin ess reo rien tatio n , but w e m ust start w atching c lo s e ly the n ext step s o f th e all p e o p le arou n d th is g lo b alizin g cartel. I w onder w hether en tertainm en t products w ill be d om ­ inating the C B C netw ork during this cartel's puppet p resid en cy ?

S tra n g e ly en o u g h , a ll g o v e rn ­ m ents sin ce the early 9 0 s hav e been tr y in g to p r o t e c t th e B r o n f m a n 's fro m p a y in g o v e r $ 7 0 0 m illio n in avoid ed taxes. T h e B ro n fm a n 's w ere very c lo s e to M r. M u lron ey and now M r. Sch w a rtz fro m O n e x is behind f in a n c ia l su p p ort f o r th e L ib e r a ls .

S o , can it b e true that th e b u sin ess co m m u n ity in C a n a d a sh ap es g o v ­ ern m en t p o licy and th e g lo b e liz in g m a ss m e d ia d ilu te s s o c ie ty 's c o n ­ tro l? Shou ldn't we fo llo w the ex a m ­ ple o f Jap an , the U S A and G erm any , w ho are tough on tax-m an ip u lato rs?

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W e sh o u ld b e g in to tr e a t b ig m a k e c a n d y a r e g u la r p a rt o f m y tax evad ers and their b e n e fic ia rie s in ro u tin e. A lo t o f p eo p le are b ig fan s the sam e w ay as th o se in v o lv ed in o f s o u r p e a c h e s a n d c h e w y ty p e d ru g -d ealin g , m o n ey -la u n d erin g or ca n d y lik e that. any co rp orate crim e. B u t so cie ty has N o t m e. I p re fe r c h o c o la te . It to know about it, and a m ature and m ig h t ju s t b e the esse n tia l b o o s t o f r e s p o n s i b l e p r e s s h a s a d u ty to s e r a t o n in , b u t t h e r e ’ s s o m e th in g inform the p u blic about th ese d eal­ a b o u t c h o c o la t e th a t s o m e t im e s , in g s an d n o t o n ly g iv e d ry f a c t s w ith o u t sh arp en in g ou r p e rce p tio n y o u ju s t n eed , m an. co m m en ts, o r not allo w in g the read­ W h e n o n e th in k s o f serato n in , ers to p u b lish th e ir o p in io n s abo u t (w h en I th in k o f sera to n in ) th e first t h e s e a f f a i r s . I s t h i s p a r t o f an th in g s (w e ll, p e o p le ) th at c o m e to u n w ritten c o d e fo r jo u r n a lis ts and m in d are ra v ers, w ith th e ir p o o r lit­ ed itors in ord er to m ain tain a qu iet tle s e r a to n in le v e ls f ly in g a ro u n d life and k eep the so c ia l o rd er? T h e lik e a b lin d g u y p ilo tin g a 7 4 7 , and p u e r ile and in f a n t ile l e v e l o f o u r t h e i r h a p p in e s s f o l l o w i n g a lo n g u n balan ced in form ation sy stem can lik e o n e o f th o s e p la n e -to w e d b e m e a s u r e d b y t h e s p e e d w ith w hich it ad ores or dum ps celeb rities.

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R ab in o v itch 's predicam ent. In fa c t I w an t to p r o te c t h is fu r th e r c a r e e r b e c a u s e o f h is a p rio ri c o n f lic t o f I g e t f la k fro m e v e ry b o d y fo r in te re st w ith th e C B C top p o sitio n m y d ev o tio n to th e sp o rt o f k in g s, w h ich w ill blow up so on o r later. and th e k in g o f sp o rts. F ro m little F o r m e h is "crim e " is to b e too o ld l a d i e s w h o w is h I ’ d l i f t m y c l o s e to th e B r o n f m a n f a m i l y ; a fa m ily w h ich sh ou ld b e o s tra ciz e d k n u c k l e s o f f t h e c a r p e t to j o c k s

by C a n a d ia n h ig h s o c ie ty , bu t fo r w h o try to c a jo le m e in to g ettin g a m any re a so n s is n o t, and ce rta in ly | “re a l” sp o rt, th ey are all try ­ n o t in M o n t r e a l . A n y w a y , M r . in g to co n v e rt m e.

R a b in o v itch has a leg itim ate right to W e ll, I g o t tw o w o rd s defend h is p o sition , but by doing so f o r y ’ a l l; K E E P D R E A M ­ h e w ill h a v e to a u to m a tic a lly d is ­ IN G ! ta n c e h i m s e lf fr o m th e B r o n fm a n (A c tu a lly , I am a b it o f fa m ily . A lso , so m e m em b ers o f the a h o c k e y fa n . T ra n sla tio n : I B ro n fm a n fa m ily w ill p ro b a b ly b e fo rce d to m ak e statem en ts d ista n c­ try to c a t c h e v e r y C a lg a r y ing th em selv es fro m th eir ow n fa m i­ H itm e n g a m e th e p a n ja n d ru m s at ly m e m b e r s w h o a c te d m o r e d is ­ C T V S p o rtsn e t b e sto w upon us p leg r a c e f u lly - i f th e y r e a lly s till do j b e ia n s) care. T hu s the first step in break in g H e re is w hy w re s tlin g this c irc le w ill b e m ade. A t th e sam e RU LES. tim e, w e w ill all hear at least w hat is 1) F e w n u m b e rs , fe w e r re g s . g o o d and w hat is w ron g at th e top D id y ou e v e r h a v e to liste n to so m e le v e l o f C anadian so ciety instead o f o th e r sp o rts’ fa n s d ron e o n lik e the w ho d oes w hat w ith w ho m , as our new spapers p refer to report.

F r id a y a fte r n o o n p r o f a b o u t h o w W e a re u s u a lly fe d s e n s a tio n m a n y to u c h d o w n s M ik e M c G u ir e and th at is th e re a s o n b e h in d c o n ­ sco re d , o r ab o u t D e n n is R o d m a n ’ s nectin g the latest p o litical co n tro v er­ R B I ? W o r s e , did you e v e r s e e said sy w ith M c G ill's reputation in m ak­ fa n s n e a rly c o m e to b lo w s o v e r ing it an issu e fo r p o litic a l a w a re­ w h eth e r o r n o t la st n ig h t’ s fin ish in g n e s s . B u t w h en w e e v o lv e in to a m o v e w as fo u le d o r fu m b le d ? W ith m ore op en so ciety , that w hich g lo b ­ w re stlin g , y ou o n ly n e ed to co u n t a liz a tio n is e v en tu a lly su p p osed to up to th ree. W ith th e g ro w in g po p ­ brin g , h o p efu lly w e w ill d ev elo p a m o re h u m an itarian w ay to k ill the u larity o f H a rd co re, th e o n ly ru le is w orm in the bud. “ D o n ’ t to u ch th e re fe re e .”

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3 ) P r im a D o n n a s k n o w t h e ir

th a t a w e s o m e p h y s iq u e , a n d le ts

r o l e s . A r e y o u s i c k a n d t ir e d o f

h e r m a in ta in it (a H e rcu le a n p h y si­

h e a rin g a b o u t h o w so m e o th e r

c a l and m e n ta l fe a t co n sid e rin g that

sp o rts ’ sta rs, o r so m e F rie n d s , are

sh e is o n th e ro ad and in th e R in g

e te r n a lly c o n s tip a tin g th e p r o c e s s

aro u n d 3 0 0 d ay s a y e a r ). “ T h a t

w ith c o n tr a c t n e g o tia tio n s th a t g o

in n e r d riv e” led h e r to b e c o m e the

o n f o r lo n g e r th a n it ta k e s fo r

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W r e s t l i n g s u p e r s ta r s i n c l i n e d to

a t N o M e r c y . In s h o r t , C h y n a

p u ll th is c r a p s o o n f in d o u t th a t

w o u ld

th e y a re lik e p r o p h y la c tic s ; e a s ily

s u m b i t c h ta p e r e c o r d e r , p u t th e

re p la ce a b le .

s h in e o n it, tu rn it s id e w a y s , and

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e n t a re n a e a c h n ig h t. T h e r e is no

w r e s tlin g d o e s n ’ t h a v e . D id n ’ t

T u n e in w h e n e v e r the W W F is on ,

o n e p articu la r g a z illio n d o lla r (paid

M a s t e r H e r z b e r g t e ll u s th a t o n e

and “C o m e g e t so m e !

ou t o f y ou r m u n icip al ta x e s ) stad i­

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W e h a v e tw o o p tio n s to p re ­ T h is w eek - a loo k into ancien t a s tr o lo g ic a l o b se r v a tio n s ite s . D id you know that: • astro lo g ical m arkers, o r co llectio n s o f sto n e s lik e th o se at S to n e h e n g e are called m enhirs.

• T h e M e n h irs o f C a rn a c, a site in B ritan n y , is m ade up o f 2 7 5 0 stones.

• S to n e h e n g e h as b e en c a lle d a g ig a n tic m e g a lith ic c o m p u te r : beyond the outer stones lies a ring o f 5 6 holes. P ro fe sso r G .S . H aw kings, a s c h o la r o f S to n e h e n g e , h a s sh ow n that by using a system o f fo u r m ovea b le m a rk e r sto n e s, v irtu a lly ev ery eclip se o f the Sun or M o on could be predicted.

• T h e G r e a t P y ra m id o f G iz a w as co n ce iv e d to illu strate the g eom etry o f the universe and the earth’ s place in the co sm ic schem e.

• T h e C a r a c o l o b s e r v a to r y in th e a n cien t M a y a n city o f C h ich en Itza c o n t a in s a s p ir a l s t a i r c a s e w h ic h a llo w s th e v is t o r to lo o k th ro u g h serie s o f w indow s - th ese w indow n allow ed astrologers to ob serve d iffer­ en t planetary p o sitio n s as they pro­ gressed through the year.

H o ro sc o p e s O ct 2 5 -N o v 7 Aries (M arch 20 - A pril 19) L u c k in m o n e y and lo v e h o ld s .

Popularity soars. B e open to creativity and challenge. Stay flexible. C heck all sides o f a financial venture. T ake spe­ cial care o f you and your pet’s health.

Taurus (April 20 - May 20) A re you sure you want to go back into that old relationship? Shake o ff inertia.

Create your own tradition. People seek y o u r c o m p a n y . C la r if y f in a n c e s , increase your earning power.

Gemini (May 21- June 20) P eer group m ight get you exercising.

T a k e o n e d ay o f f a t m o n th en d .

Interest turns to the occult, m antic arts.

P leasures abound, stay d iscreet w ith V irgo! Focus on your career.

Cancer (June 21 - July 22) I f you feel tired and restless go for a short vacation. V isit a museum, co n ­ cert, buy an art o b ject. B eau tify sur­ roundings. M ystery and intrigue reign,

Leo (July 23 - August 22)

sen t to y o u . T h e first w ill b e k n o w n

R e v e rt to O p tio n A . O k a y , en ou g h

W h e n e v e r I g o o u t w ith m y

as “ O p tio n A ” and the se c o n d w ill

w ith th e c o m p le x o p tio n s y s te m ,

fr ie n d s , th e re is th is o n e f r i e n d o f

b e k n o w n as “ O p tio n B ” . S ta y w ith

w e w ill g iv e y o u so m e stra ig h t-u p

m in e w h o n e v e r p a y s f o r d r in k s

us n o w , th is co u ld g et co m p lica te d .

O p tio n A : T h e b e st th in g to do

a d v ice .

I f y o u r frie n d ju s t w ill n o t pay

th is p e rs o n is lo ts o f fu n , i t ’s ca u s ­

is s im p ly r e f u s e to p a y f o r y o u r

fo r h im / h erself y ou h a v e th e c h o ic e

Virgo (Aug 23 - Sept 22)

in g t e n s io n a m o n g o u r c i r c l e o f

frien d w ith th e “A w g e e , I ’ d lik e to

o f d ea lin g w ith th e lo s s o f fu n d s by

A b ig b u s in e s s m o n th c o m e s to a c lo s e . Y o u lo o k d iffe re n t. A re you m ad ly in lo v e ? D o n ’ t let a n y b o d y interfere. D rive carefu lly ! Stay away

frie n d s . W h a t d o y o u s u g g e s t?

h elp y ou ou t bu t m y fu n d s a re la c k ­

su p p ortin g y o u r frie n d and k e e p in g

N ecessity to fin d w ays fo r su rvival, financial and otherw ise. K eep faith added reco g n itio n is due. E n co u n ter w ith future soul m ate. Settlem en t o f long term negotiations.

a n d o t h e r e n te r ta in m e n t. T h o u g h

B a n k ru p t o n B a g g

from troublemakers.

b e c a u s e y o u r b u d w o n ’ t c a s h in .

D e a r B a n k ru p t o n B a g g ,

or her ow n

hom e.

B u t m o re im p o rta n tly is th is person

A s s u m in g th is p e r s o n lik e s to g o

re a lly a frien d w h en th ey c o n sta n t­ ly ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f y o u r fr ie n d ­

w ay or go

b e p o o r. N o n e o f u s c a n a ffo rd to

o u t and p a rty a s m u ch a s w e d o,

su p p o rt e a c h o th er. C o m e n o w , i f

he/she w ill m o re than lik e ly fin d a

s h ip b y a b u s i n g y o u r e c o n o m i c

Y o u r e ffo rts b rin g m uch p u b licity .

Q uestion o f m arriage figu res prom i­ n e n tly . M a k e a fre sh start, im p rin t y ou r ow n sty le ! G e t in fro n t o f the public. Chances to m ake money.

w e h a d th e fu n d s to s u p p o r t a

w ay to p ay f o r h im / h erself w h eth e r

k in d e ss?

Scorpio (Oct 23 - Nov 21) Tendency to argue over money. Assert yourself with tact and seize your luck.

W atch your bookkeeping. D o quality w o rk , y ou re a p re w a rd s. A d ream might com e true this month.

frie n d ’ s d rin k in g h a b it, w ou ld M r.

it b e p a n h a n d lin g , o r w e ll, s e llin g

K e e p in m in d th a t it is n o t a

N o o d le s an d K r a f t D in n e r b e s ta ­

c e rta in se rv ic e s.

O p tio n B : A n o th e r o p tion is to

f r ie n d ’ s r e s p o n s ib ility to su p p o rt

Is su e s o f c a sh are a lw ay s very

su b tlely h in t that y ou r frien d need s

e ls e to e x p e c t a frie n d to d o so.

stic k y w ith frien d s. Y o u d o n ’t w ant

to pay fo r so m e o f y o u r fun tim es

S o first and fo re m o st, re m e m ­

to lo s e y o u r b u d ju s t b e c a u s e

b e r that no m a tte r w h at you d e cid e

he/she is ca u sin g you to lo s e fu n d s,

to o . T ry “ I ’ ll pay fo r th is round o f d rink s i f y ou w ill p ick up th e n e x t”

b u t y o u r b a n k a c c o u n t i s d w in ­

o r “ I ’ ll g e t y o u r m o v ie t ic k e t b u t

ly ta k in g ad v a n ta g e o f y ou w ith the

d lin g . Y o u need a d v ice and lik e the

y o u g e t th e r e fr e s h m e n ts ” . T h is

full k n o w led g e the he/she is d oin g

i n t e l li g e n t a n d a t t r a c t i v e M c G i l l

m ay w o rk b u t y o u r fr ie n d m ay

s o , w h ic h is n o t c la s s y an d d e fi-

stu d ent y ou are, y ou h a v e m ad e the

cla im to b e fu n d le ss and h e n ce can

n a tely n o t frie n d ly . T h in k ab o u t it.

p les in o u r d ie ts? O f co u rs e not.

Sagittarius (Nov 22 - Dec 21) D o n ’t turn down invitations. T im e for a ro m an tic en co u n ter w ith som eone out o f town. R est up for a very busy N o v em ber. M ak e a ll p erson al d e c i­ sions before Nov. 5 or after the 25.

Capricorn (Dec 22 - Jan 19) 2 5 th : c ris is req u ests m on ey, but on 30th m oney situation is com fortable.

S u d d e n n ew s o u r c e o f in c o m e .

a r ia

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T h e chapati is a very versatile fla tb r e a d th at c a n b e se rv e d w ith p r a c tic a lly a n y th in g , b e it sa u ce s, stew s, sau tés, bean d ish es, o r even s a la d s .

Y ou can

b u ild

a m eal

aro u n d a c h a p a ti w ith v e ry lit t le e f f o r t an d tim e . O n e o f th e b e s t

on the 4-5th.

th in g s a b o u t th e c h a p a ti is th a t, w ith th e e x ce p tio n o f fo rg e ttin g it

Aquarius (Jan 20 - Feb 19)

on the sto v e and burning it, it is v ir­

Changes you have long expected com e to pass. 30th: long distance trip with a group? Draw closer to fam ily. Second

e ty

c h a n ce in stu d ies. Y o u are w orried about losing your freedom in a rom an­ tic committment.

Lazy Man’s Chapatis

Pisces (February 18 - M arch 19) Invest time, energy and money w isely.

Save money for travelling opportunity in N ovem eber. D iscu ss taxes, insur­ ance, inheritance and security with a L ib ra . K eep so m e o f you r problem s private.

tually fo o lp ro o f to m ake. F o r v ari­ you

can

h a u n te d h o u s e ,” a ch u rch in C ed a r

S o lo m o n a and a sto le n p la stic ja c k o ’ - la n t e r n . A c c o r d in g to d a ily n e w s .y a h o o .c o m S o lo m o n a to ld

S c h o o l trag ed y as a hau nted h o u se d u rin g th e H a llo w e ’ e n s e a s o n .

A c c o rd in g to T h e D a lla s M o rn in g N ew s, the re -c re a tio n is in ten d ed to

p o lic e that he had a ccid e n ta lly sh ot th e b o y w ith h is 3 5 7 M ag n u m dur­

g e t te e n s to th in k a b o u t is s u e s o f

ed in n o ce n t and is b e in g h eld in ja il

g o o d a n d e v i l . T h e h o u s e , t it le d “ H e ll H o u se 9 - 1 - 1 ” fe a tu re s tren ch c o a t c la d t e e n s p lo t t in g th e m a s ­

o n U S D $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 until h is trial.

s a c r e a n d s h o o tin g o t h e r a c t o r s .

T e n n e s s e e h a s m o v e d H a llo w e ’ en

W o u n d e d a cto rs fa ll to th e ground

f r o m S u n d a y , O c t o b e r 3 1 to S a t u r d a y , O c t o b e r 3 0 . N a s h v i l le

in g an arg u m en t w ith th e b o y and so m e frien d s. S o lo m o n a h as p lead ­

• Hallowe’en moved:

N a s h v ille ,

C ity C o u n c il v o te d o n th e c h a n g e so that y o u n g sters w ou ld n o t b e out w a n d e rin g th e stre e ts o n a s c h o o l nigh t.

S o u r c e : d a ily n e w s .y a h o o .co m

s p ic e s ,

e tc .

to d o, y o u r frie n d is m o re than lik e ­

little m o re flo u r. O n c e th e d ough h a s r e a c h e d a s o f t , s m o o th , and

5 m inutes o r until ju s t tender. Add to m a to e s and c o o k , co v e re d , fo r I

n o n -stick y co n siste n cy (th ink playd oh ), add o il and knead fo r another m inute. D iv id e the dough into 3 -4 b a lls . F la tte n o u t th e b a ll on a floured su rface (w ith a ro llin g pin, p re fe ra b ly ) till it is abo u t 1/2 inch

to 2 m in u tes or until the to m ato es

thick . C o o k in hot, lig h tly -o iled pan fo r l-2 m in s , till it starts to p u ff up o r is g o ld e n -b ro w n . F lip o v e r and c o o k the oth er side, pressing dow n on the air p o ck ets that form . R epeat fo r rem aining b a lls o f dough.

1/2 cu p o n ion , fin ely chopped 2 tbs. bu tter o r m argarine 2 cu p s z u cch in i, scrubbed and thin­ ly sliced 3/4 cu p tom ato es, fin ely chopped 2 tbs. fresh basil o r parsley leaves

C o m b in e f l o u r a n d s a l t in b o w l. A d d w a te r a b it at a tim e w h ile k n ead in g m ix tu re to fo rm a dough. I f dough is too stick y , add a

C o o k the onion in the butter in a pot o v e r low h e a t, stirrin g until so fte n e d . Add th e z u c c h in i. Sa u té o v er m edium heat, stirrin g, fo r 3 to

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• Playboy’s Haunted Hollywood: H u g h

m f .

H e fn e r w ill h o s t a H a llo w e ’ en party fe a j

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tu r in g a r a r e c o l l e c t io n o f 1 0 0 0 i t e m s

N a s h v ille , T e n n e s s e e w h o w an t to h av e th e ir k id s ’ H a llo w e ’e n lo o t x ra y e d b e fo r e th e y c h o w d o w n .

S e v e n B a p tists C a re C e n te rs a cro ss

m o v ie s and te le v is io n

th e c it y w ill h a v e f r e e x -r a y m a c h in e s o p e n on d u rin g S u n d a y and M o n d a y o f th is c o m in g w e e k ­ end.

h a lf a cre s, em p lo y in g m o re than 4 5 a c to r s , a ir c a n n o n s and 2 0 0 au d io s p e a k e r s . T h e e v e n t e v e n h a s its o w n p ro d u c e r, R i c k C o r r e ll, w h o

P o in t e r s & T ip s

w ill c o - o r d in a te s u c h e x h i b i t s as

1 eg g 2 T b s . sugar 1/2 tsp. nutm eg 2 cups papaya, p eeled and cu bed Pow dered (co n fe ctio n e r’ s) su gar

f

s id e . D r a in o n p a p e r t o w e ls and dust w ith pow dered sugar.

Q u estion s ? L o o k in g f o r a p a r t i c u l a r r e c i p e ? E m a il th e r e c ip e g u ru at re c ip e g u ru @ h o tm a il.c o m

r e f le c t iv e ta p e th a t w ill g lo w in a c a r ’ s h e a d lig h t s an d c a r r y f l a s h ­ lig h ts.

• M a s k s sh ou ld fit w e ll and p ro v id e a d eq u a te v en tila tio n .

• K e e p c a n d l e s , j a c k - o ’ - la n t e r n s and o b s ta c le s a w a y fro m tr ic k -o r treaters.

• M a k e sure lig h ts h a v e b e e n tested

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US

and d o n ’t o v e rlo a d e x te n sio n co rd s.

C o n su m er

P ro d u ct S a fe ty C o m m is s io n has

a u d io a n im a tr o n ic fig u r e s and a g ra v e y a rd w h ere th e b o d ie s a r e n ’ t

i s s u e d a s a f e t y t ip s lis t fo r th is w e e k e n d .

T o u r ,”

C o m b in e the flo u r, m ilk , e g g . ’ s u g a r, and n u tm e g and s t ir u n til sm ooth . Add the cu bed papaya and toss to co a t. D rop by sp oon fu ls into h o t o i l a n d c o o k u n t il g o ld e n b ro w n . T u rn and b row n th e o th e r

f o r s a f e t y , d is c a r d d a m a g e d s e ts

th e

W itc h

1 cu p all-pu rpose flo u r 1/2 cup m ilk

and e a sily v is ib le to m o to rists, add

• T h e r e ’ s g o o d n e w s fo r p aren ts in

S atu rd ay , w ill sp an o v e r fiv e and a

“ B la ir

Papaya Fritters M u s t H a ve Study Snack

• M a k e s u re c o s t u m e s a r e b r ig h t

fro m h o rro r and s c i-fi

sh o w s. T h e p a rty , ta k in g p la c e at th e P la y b o y m a n s io n th is c o m in g

th e

are w arm . S tir in b a sil o r p arsley.

S e rv e .

Zucchini & Tomato Sauté

1 1/2 cu p flour 2/3 cu p w ater T sp . O il B ig pinch o f salt

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t e e n i s d e a d a f t e r an a l t e r c a t io n in v o lv in g s o d a d is tr ib u to r P e te

add

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• Texas Church Recreates Massacre: C re a tin g an “ altern a tiv e

so m e o n e and it is u n fa ir fo r a n y o n e

Tribune gourmet: Papaya Fritters et al

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Im m erse y ou rself in public, group or club affairs. A void m aking decisions

• Grandfather shoots boy over ja ck -o ’-lantern: A C a l i f o r n i a n

G o d . T h e h au n ted h o u se c o s ts U S D $7.

y o u r bud o r lo s in g th e fr ie n d

and y o u r frie n d c a n e ih te r p ay his

L ib ra (Sept 23 - Oct 22)

H a llo w e 'e n h e a d lin e s

o n e g irl is a sk e d i f sh e b e lie v e s in

in g to o rig h t n o w .” F la t ou t refu se

T o b e a u n iv ersity stud ent is to

- c o m p ile d by J o h n S a llo u m

u sin g fa k e b lo o d to m a k e th e e f fe c t lo o k re a l. J u s t p rio r to b e in g sh o t,

re v e rt to O p tio n A . D o n o t p a n ic .

D ea r S& M ,

Collectanea

H ill, T e x a s is o p e n in g a d ra m a tic re -c re a tio n o f th e C o lu m b in e H igh

n o t p ay fo r a n y th in g in w h ich c a s e

n e c e s s a r ily d e a d . S e tu p f o r th e

A fe w h ig h lig h ts f o r

e v e n t s t a r t s t o d a y , a n d H e f w ill h a v e an a m b u la n ce stan d in g b y fo r

M c G ill tric k o r trea ters: • G e t c o stu m e s, m a sk s, b e a rd s and

p a rty g o e r s w h o g e t a lit t le to o frig h ten ed . A d m issio n is by in v ita ­

w ig s m a d e o f fla m e re s is ta n t fa b ­ r ic s su ch a s n y lo n o r p o ly e s te r, and

tio n o n ly .

a v o id c o s tu m e s m a d e w ith flim s y

S o u r c e : P la y b o y E n te rp ris e s , In c .

m a te r ia ls o r b ig b a g g y s le e v e s o r sk irts.

C o s tu m e h u n t in g ?

t

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F irs t

Lady

H illa r y R o d h a m C lin t o n o r N e w Y o r k M a y o r R u d y G iu lia n i.

A c c o rd in g to C N N , 5 0 % o f ad ults d re ss up f o r H a llo w e ’ en. F o r th o se w ith a m o re C a n a d ia n s la n t, o n e m ig h t co n sid e r P re sto n M a n n in g .

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th e sto ry are sm a ll p e o p le w h o fit

F re n c h w ill re v e a l, upon d is se ctio n ,

in to the sa m e c a te g o ry , e x c e p t fo r t h e ir u n f o r t u n a te l a c k o f M a g i c .

T h is is s im p ly n o t tru e. S o , now

th e p h ra s e “ f lig h t o f ’ (c o n c e r n e d p aren t a le rt!) “ D E A T H ” . S c a ry .

m a y s e e m lik e an o d d s ta te m e n t,

R o w lin g w as on a train w h en H arry P o tte r c a m e to lif e in h er ta len ted m in d . A d v e n tu r o u s a n d m a g ic a l,

T h a t b r in g s u s to m y lit t l e

o th e r b its o f w isd o m . T h a t is w hy we lo o k to a n cie n t

but ju s t w ait until so m e o n e in y ou r

y o u w ill fin d h im in h e r e n ch a n tin g

th e b ig q u e s tio n is , w h y d o a d u lt

a n a ly s is o f th e b o o k ’ s e n o r m o u s

m y th s, fa b le s

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ap p eal.

and fa iry ta le s ;

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P h i l o s o p h e r ’s S to n e , a .k .a . H a rry

P o t t e r a n d th e S o r c e r e r ’ s S t o n e ,

Y o u d o n ’ t ju s t rea d th e s e b o o k s , y ou e x p e rie n c e th em . T h a t’ s

th is b o o k is no

in d u lg e in o n e o f th e m ost p o p u lar b o o k s o n th e P la n e t. H arry P o tte r

o f a p r e p u b e s c e n t w iz a r d ? W h y a re p a re n ts d raw n to th e b o o k s as

H a r r y P o t t e r a n d th e C h a m b e r o f

m u ch as th e ir le s s lite ra te b e d tim e

a lw a y s g re a t f o r k id s , b u t f o r u s,

lik e a m y th , it

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sto ry a u d ie n ce ?

th e r e c e n t ly t r a n s f o r m e d a d u lts ,

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to th in k abo u t w a lk in g thro u g h that

le ts u s ta k e ou r little p riso n e r, that

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flo w o f id e a s, and y o u ’ ll o n ly fin d them o n th is co n tin e n t: so m e p ar­

d ark h a llw a y o r ven tu rin g in to that

b e a s t ie c a l l e d im a g in a t io n , f o r a run in th e park.

the bo ard in g sc h o o l fo r y o u n g w iz­

e n ts in C o lu m b ia , S o u th C a r o lin a ,

fo rb id d e n fo re s t. R e m e m b e r th o se d ays b e fo re y ou r w ise “ ad u lt” in h i­

ards and w itch e s, w h ere pu p ils tak e

h a v e c h i l l s r u n n in g d o w n t h e i r

b itio n s k ic k e d in an d tu rn ed y o u r

H arry P o tte r b o o k s and I c a n ’ t w ait

c la s s e s in P o tio n s , th e H is to ry o f

sp in es at the m ere tho u g ht o f th eir

life

in to a m o r e - o r -le s s b a n a l

to g o b a c k to H o g w a rts f o r th e s e c ­

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l i t t l e o n e s b e in g e x p o s e d to t o o

se q u e n c e o f p lan s and e x e c u tio n s ?

o n d t i m e . . . I m e a n , s e e H a rry g o

D ark F o rces, and T r a n s f ig u r a t io n , a m o n g

m u ch M a g ic , D a rk F o r c e s and G o d o f E u p h e m ism fo rb id - D eath .

W e ll, as I w en t a lo n g w ith H a rry , t h e 1 1 - y e a r - o l d in m e t o o k o v e r

b a c k fo r the se co n d tim e . A nd y ou m ig h t w ant to v isit, to o , i f you h av e

oth ers.

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H arry P o tte r h as th e “p o te n tia l to

co m p le te ly and the e x p e rie n c e w as

any d e sire to k n o w w hat Q u id d itch

d r iv e c h i l d r e n s t r a i g h t i n t o t h e

n o th in g sh ort o f re fre s h in g . W e all

is , w h a t th e M ir r o r o f E r is e d c a n

th a t th e q u e u e s a t b o o k ­

w a itin g a rm s o f th e o c c u l t ” , th e

w an t to b e e n c h a n te d , w e a ll lik e

t e ll y o u a b o u t y o u r s e l f ,

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d rag o n s, g h o sts, th re e -h e a d e d d ogs

sen d a le tte r v ia o w l and h o w to g et

and c o lo u rfu l sp ark s.

o n a t r a i n a t p l a t f o r m n in e a n d

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b o o k s h av e b e en so ld , and k id s o f

g e t a w h o le s o m e d o se o f T V p ro ­

M u g g le s p r o p e r , w e a r e n o t th e

a ll a g e s ( U n iv e r s ity stu d e n ts in c lu d e d , a p p a r e n tly ) c a n re a d

g ra m m in g and th e In te rn e t in stead - w ith o u t th e h arm fu l s id e -e f f e c ts

c l o s e d - m i n d e d a n t i - M a g i c k in d , lik e th e M u g g le s in th e b o o k .

y o u ’ ll w ish y o u r p are n ts had se e n b e fo r e d e c id in g o n “ J o e ” , o r

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to g e t c r e a t i v e . F o r l ig h t i n g , try

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p e o p le d o n ’ t e v e n r e a liz e th e y

p la c e . A m o n g th e top f iv e a lm o st

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tu m e, o r w h a te v e r it is you need.

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to d o w ith p r o fe s s io n a l w re s tlin g ,

to m a k e th is O c to b e r 3 1 s t w e e k e n d

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r o c k b a n d s fit rig h t in , in c lu d in g

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t o g e t h e r w ith s o m e f r i e n d s . F o r

h av e a c o lle c tio n

are e a sy to fin d and p re tty stra ig h t­

m a n y o th e r s . Y o u c a n d e c id e fo r

su ch

forw ard . N o t so fo r A ll S a in ts E v e f e s tiv itie s , so h e re a re so m e q u ic k

y o u rse lf.

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tip s to m a k e e v e ry th in g g o sm o o th ­

C h u c k fr o m H M V s u g g e s ts “ T h e

d e p e n d in g o n y o u r ta s te ,

ly-

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w a n t so m e th in g re a lly s c a r y , th en

I f y o u ’ re r e a lly

an o c c a s io n , T a sc h e re a u

o m m e n d s tw o k in d s o f m o v i e s ,

in a j a m ,

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O n e o f the e a sie s t d e co ra tio n s

r o c k s o n g s ju s t f o r th e o c c a s io n .

ju s t re n t T h e E x o r c is t o r T e x a s

to m a k e , e v e ry o n e se e m s to a g ree,

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is th e to m b s to n e . A ll y ou n e e d is

b e c a u se th e so n g s o n it are at le a st

C h a in sa w M a s s a c r e o r so m e th in g .

T h a t ’ll sca re ju s t abo u t a n y o n e . B u t

d e c e n t , s o it w o n ’ t s u c k f o r th e

i f y o u a s k m e , s o m e th in g a lit t le

o th er 3 6 4 d ay s o f th e y e a r.”

lig h te r is m o re fu n - try a n y o f the

g ra y p o ste rb o a rd , so m e tap e, s c i s ­

G i m m e s o m e candy

Lou is H uang

so rs, and a b la c k m a rk e r, and you c a n m a k e p r e tty m u c h a n y t h in g lo o k lik e a ce m e te ry . “ I T o ld Y o u I W a s S i c k ” is o n e o f th e m an y h u m o ro u s fa k e ep itap h s in clu d ed at /www. v illa g e n e t.c o m / ~ e d ito r / p a r tytips.h tm #deadly/, w h ich a ls o c o n ­

ta in s in s tr u c tio n s fo r lo ts o f o th e r d e co ra tio n id eas.

ca te and ev en h azard o u s task i f you d o n ’ t k n o w w h a t y o u ’ re d o in g , th o u g h , s o c h e c k o u t /w w w .h a llo w e e n - o n l in e . c o m / a n d c l i c k o n

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F in a lly , w h eth e r y o u ’ re g o in g

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o u t b y y o u r s e l f o r h a v in g p e o p le o v e r , y o u ’ r e p r o b a b l y g o i n g to

have

n e ed a c o s tu m e . C h e c k th e p h o n e

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about

b o o k fo r lis tin g s o f p la c e s n e a r you

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and c h e c k fo r y o u r s e lf, b e c a u s e

you n e e d to g e t r e a d y f o r H a llo w e ’ e n . I t ’ s o n ly d a y s a w a y ,

p r ic e s an d c o s tu m e s v a ry fro m

Lo u is Huang

p la c e to p la ce . O n e th in g ’ s fo r su re,

and b e lie v e it o r n o t, M c D o n a ld ’ s

th o u g h , re n ta ls are m o v in g fa s t and

fre n c h frie s. “W e h a v e n o id e a w hy

so y o u ’ d b e tte r g e t started so on .

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n o t c a p a b le o f in te g r a tin g th e

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a re d iffe r e n t ty p e s o f in te llig e n c e

th e re are still m a n y im p o rta n t d if ­

d o m a in s o f th e ir m in d . D r. M ith e n

f o r d iffe r e n t m e n ta l ta s k s , su c h as

fe r e n c e s . T h e s e a n im a ls a re n o t

e x p la in e d th a t s o m e m u ta tio n p e r­

la n g u a g e ,

lo g ic .

i n t e r e s t e d in m u s i c , a r t, s c i e n c e

m itte d o u r s p e c ie s to a c h ie v e th is

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I n i t i a l l y , t h e e v o lv in g m in d w a s

an d so a re th e o th e r c o u n tle s s

h u m a n e v o lu tio n , w e e x p a n d e d

s t r ic t ly p a r t it io n e d in t o d if f e r e n t

p r a c t ic e s . H e a ls o e x p la in e d th a t

c o g n i t i v e f lu id ity a llo w e d d e v e l­

s p e c ie s o f a n im a ls th a t w e sh a re

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a b ilitie s w e re r e la tiv e ly a d v a n ce d

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an d th e s o c ia l lif e w a s a ls o d iffe r ­

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A r t s , r e lig io u s r itu a ls , n e w w a y s

fo rm o f in te llig e n c e th a t in v o lv e d

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fir s t o f o u r a n c e s to r s a p p e a re d o n

t o u s e s o m e la n g u a g e f o r s o c i a l

and c i t ie s a p p e a r e d to e v e n tu a lly

t o l i v e in t h e w o r l d , m a k e o u r

h u m an m in d and h u m an b o d y are

th e f a c e o f th e ea rth . H e e x p la in e d

r e a s o n s ; M it h e n c a l l e d th e m th e

fo r m th e in d u s tria l s o c ie ty w e a re

d e c is io n s a b o u t w h e re and h o w to

p ro d u c ts o f e v o lu tio n . A c c o r d in g

th a t o u r a n c e s try is v e ry c o m p le x ,

fir s t s o c ia l g o s s ip s .

to d a y .

liv e , w h o m to lo v e an d w h o m to

to M ith e n , a p ro b le m a ris e s in th e

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M it h e n la s t W e d n e s d a y n ig h t, in

The brain is not a very use­ ful tool when it comes with­ out a body, or without the surrounding natural, social and material worlds

th e th ir d le c tu r e o f th e A p e to A n g e l se r ie s . T h is la s t le c tu re w a s e n title d “ B e c o m in g h u m a n : th e e v o lu tio n o f m in d and la n g u a g e .”

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m in d h a s to th at o f o th e r s p e c ie s .

c h im p a n z e e to d a y c a n b e c o m ­

T h e u n iq u e p r o d u c ts th a t th e

p a re d to th e m in d o f o n e o f o u r

t a k e n c o n s c i o u s l y , a s o u r m in d

h u m an m in d p ro d u c e s, su c h as art,

f iv e m illio n -y e a r -o ld a n c e s to rs .

g u id e s u s th ro u g h o u r sh o rt lif e on

c a n n o t b e m e a s u r e d in th e s a m e

G e n e tic a n a ly s is c o n fir m s

th e p la n e t.”

w ay th at th e fu n c tio n a l a d v a n ta g e s

th at h u m a n s an d c h im p a n z e e s d id

o f h a v in g a b i g b o d y o r l o n g e r

in d e e d sh a re a c o m m o n a n c e s to r.

h e f e lt w a s a n im p o r ta n t d is tin c ­ m in d and th e c o n c e p t o f th e b ra in .

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r e n o w n e d f e r t ilit y r e s e a r c h e r D r.

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i d e n tif ic a tio n as p u n k s an d w e re paid b e tw een ten and fifte e n d ollars an in te rv ie w . In c o n d u c tin g th ese in te rv ie w s , L e b la n c h o p ed to d is­ c o v e r the reaso n s w hy y ou n g g irls e n te r e d th e c u ltu r e an d to u n d e r­ stan d th e g e n d e r d y n a m ic s w ith in the sce n e.

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O n e p u n k d is c u s s e s h e r a r s e n a l, “ [w ith ] a b a tte r y o f h u m o ro u s re s p o n se s y o u ca n c u ltiv a te lik e a b e a u t if u l an d s l i g h t l y p o is o n o u s g a r d e n .” It is n o t o n ly th e o v e r t h a ra ssm e n t but as w e ll the o v e ra ll m a le c o n tro l o f th e cu ltu ra l s c e n e th a t punk g ir ls o b je c t to .

C o lla b o ra tiv e fe m a le p u n k gro u p s a re e v id e n c e o f th is fe m a le r e s is ­ t a n c e . T h e g ro u p R io t G r r r ls r e s p o n d s to th e p r o b le m v o c a lly and a rtistic a lly and m u sica lly sa y ­ i n g , “ [ w ] e a r e t ir e d o f b o y b a n d a fte r b o y ban d , b o y z in e a fte r b o y z in e , an d b o y p u n k a fte r B o y p u nk .”

e s th e im p o rta n c e o f pu nk id e o lo ­ H e r f in d i n g s , th a t g i r l s tu rn punk to e sc a p e the g en d er norm s o f m a in stream cu ltu re, re fle c t h e r ow n

gy.

B y

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C a t c h in g

A tla n ta in v o lv ed stud ying fe m in ist

d is cre e t lip rin g, L a u ra in e L e b la n c

e p i s t e m o l o g y ( th e o r y o f k n o w l­

S u b h u m a n s sa y , i t ’ s ‘D ie f o r y ou r

o s tr a c is e d fro m m a in s tre a m p u n k

b e li e f s , n o t ju s t d y e y o u r h a ir .’ I

cu ltu re -— p r o d u c in g n e w s u b c u l­ tu re s o f th e ir ow n . N o t o n ly h a v e

[p u n k

c ir c le s . N o t o n ly d id I w ea r la rg e g la s s e s , bu t m y p a re n ts c o u ld no t

f u c k s th a t w a n t to a rg u e w ith m e

attitud e o f re s is ta n ce h a s spread to

a f f o r d to d r e s s m e in t h e l a t e s t

c a n b r in g it o n , b e c a u s e p u n k is

the m ain stream . R io t G rrrls in p ar­

d e s ig n e r je a n s and L a c o s t e sh irts

b ased in p o litic s .”

tic u la r h av e b e c o m e q u ite w ell r e c ­

M a in s tr e a m

M o c k in g

d iscu sse s the rap id o s m o sis o f punk fa sh io n : “W h e n I w as a p u n k y o u co u ld

th e

W h e n ask ed h o w she m ade

th e leap fro m p h ilo so p h y to P unk

h e r e x p e r i e n c e g r o w in g up a s a

s t u d y in g th e o b v i o u s .” L e b l a n c

p la y e d a la r g e r o le in th e g i r l s ’ d e c is io n s to b e c o m e p u n k . M a n y

pu nk g irl. F o r L a u ra in e , her a d o les­

d e s c r ib e s h o w th e in s p ir a tio n fo r

g ir ls

ce n t punk e x p e rie n c e is no t ju s t a q u irk y p h a s e in h e r l if e to lau g h a b o u t, bu t an im p o rta n t s u b je c t o f

th is b o o k c a m e fro m a n o th e r d is ­ sertatio n s h e ’ d read.

“I read th is g u y ’ s th esis abo u t

b e c a u se

so c io lo g ic a l study. T h e M c G ill p h i­ losop h y grad uate c h o s e to w rite her d isserta tio n on the s u b je c t and later p u b lish ed a b o o k on the punk g irl

b e a u ty

new su b cu ltu res d ev elo p ed bu t this

o g n iz ed in the m a in strea m as hav e m a y o t h e r t h in g s p u n k . L e b l a n c

r u le s

s tiil a p p ly

w ou ld hav e no p ro b lem ca m o u fla g ­

g a m e

T h is fe e lin g o f p e e r alien atio n

B e y o n d p o litic s, m u sic and frie n d ­

w ea r a sa fe te y pin in y o u r lap el and

s h ip s w ith o th e r p u n k s w e re a s tr o n g p u ll f o r m a n y d is a f f e c t e d

a p a ir o f

y o u n g g ir ls . S o m e g ir ls w ere a ttra cte d to th e m o v e m e n t at a g e s as you ng as e ig h t and th irteen w as

sty le h as b e e n so co m p le te ly a rticu ­ lated , th ere are v ery s p e c ific th in g s th a t sa y p u n k . B u t n o w s t u f f h a s

th e

th e

m a d e it in t o th e m a in s t r e a m . . .

e m p o w e rm e n t and s e lf-r e s p e c t

sk in h ea d s, I w o n ’ t te ll y o u w ho it

that a cce p te d them and re je c te d the B a r b ie m o d e l o f fe m in in ity .

T h o u g h p u n k g ir ls a p p e a r s o m e ­

t h e s e g ir ls d e v e lo p e d , th e y w e re no t im m u n e fro m th e g e n d e r-re la t­ ed p ro b le m s o f the m ain stream cu l­

V iv ia n W e s tw o o d h a s an h a u te c o u tu r e lin e in s p ir e d b y p u n k , G ia n n i V e r s a c i , A n n a S u i, B e ts y Jo h n s o n . . . . It tr ic k le s d ow n and

w a s , b u t h e w ro te th a t s k in h e a d

tim e s to b e d ressed v ery p ro v o c a ­

tu r e . P u n k s u b c u ltu r e is o fte n

y ou are e v e n tu a lly a b le to buy it a

g ir ls a re a r a r e an d v a lu e d c o m ­

tiv e ly , in ripped fish n ets and m in i­

o v ertly m a le-d o m in a te d , angry and

W a llM a rt w h ich is h o rrify in g .”

m o d ity . I w as ju s t so o ffe n d e d by

s k ir t s , fe w a re a c t u a lly tr y in g to lo o k se x y . M o s t punk g irls cla im

a g g r e s s io n

L e b la n c is u n su re w h e a th e r

ex p resse d in th e a b o v e q u ote is an

th is sty lis tic tric k le d ow n is a f fe c t­

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e x a m p le o f th is to u g h b e h a v io r .

c o n s tru c tio n s o f f e m a le se x u a lity .

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D e s p ite th e s tre n g th g a in e d fro m

in g p u b lic id e o lo g ie s, bu t sh e d oes f e e l th a t it “ e x p a n d s th e re a lm o f p o ssib ilitie s fo r g irls .” E v e n though

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in g h e r s e lf on th e A rts S te p s . Y e t her d ress is no t m e re ly a re fle c tio n o f c u rre n t fa s h io n tre n d s. R a th e r h e r p o st-p u n k lo o k is a v e stig e o f

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“ A sm art, m y o p ic, fra n c o p h o ­

ed g e ).

s o c io lo g y , L au rain e resp on d ed , “ It w a s k in d o f a r e l i e f to g o fr o m stud ying th e arcan e and ig n o b le to

C u ltu r a l o s m o s is

ne, w o rk in g -cla ss g irl, I w as a ll the w ron g th in g s in m y s c h o o l’ s so c ia l

n e s s ’ h u m iliated m e .”

h e r P h D at E m o r y U n iv e r s ity in

g irl

g ro u p s o fte n re su lts in th e ir b e in g

th at d en o ted m id -e ig h tie s p re p p ie c o o l. B e fo r e I w as a punk m y ‘u g li­

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e x p e rie n c e en titled P retty in Punk.

L e b l a n c ’ s o r ig in a l p la n s f o r

b la c k tig h ts, a bit o f ey e lin er and a

p o litic a l

b est:

e x p e rie n c e s as a teen .

L a u r a in e L e b la n c 's P r e t t y in P u n k e x p lo r e s t h e w o r ld o f p u n k a s a n o u t le t f o r a lie n a t e d y o u n g g ir ls

O ne

d escrib e d th is little -k n o w n ele m e n t

p a r t i c i p a t i o n in th e s u b c u l t u r e , m a n y g ir ls n o n e th e le s s f e lt p re s ­

fa sh io n se e m s to trav el fa ste r than

“ W h e n I w as a p u n k , I w as

su red to ad opt tra d itio n a lly su bm is­

ju s t b a s ic a lly d ressin g lik e a slut. It

s iv e c o d e s o f f e m in in e b e h a v io r .

id eas, m an y punk v a lu es are b e g in ­ nin g to m a k e th e ir w ay in to m a in ­

w as y eah g o slu ts! It to ta lly h o rri­ fie d m y p aren ts, but I w a sn ’t d oing it to attract g u y s. I w as d oin g it to m o ck th e id ea o f w hat p eo p le fin d

W h ile punk g irls w ere e x p e cte d to a c t to u g h , th e ir m a le c o u n te rp a rts (w h o jo i n e d th e s u b c u ltu r e to a ffir m th e ir ow n m a s c u lin ity )

p o s s ib ilitie s fo r m a in stre a m g irls , L e b la n c rem a rk s that it d oes m ak e it m o re d iffic u lt fo r p u nk s to id en ti­

sex u a lly a ttractiv e in w o m e n .”

stre a m c u ltu r e .” W h ile e x p a n d in g

u n d e r m in e d t h e g i r l s ’ in d e p e n ­

fy e a ch o th e r. “I f y ou c a n b y y o u r

B y d raw in g a tte n tio n to th e ir

d e n c e . O f te n m a le p u n k s w o u ld

c ir c le - A t-s h irt at k -m a rt, h o w are

s e x u a lity th ro u g h th e u se o f sy m ­

e v e n in te rfe re w ith L e b la n c ’ s in ter­

a n a r c h is ts s u p p o s e d to r e c o g n is e

b o lic a lly s e x u a l c lo th in g (su c h as fish n ets) and re je c tin g certain co n ­ v e n t i o n s o f f e m i n i n e b e a u t y in s h a v in g an d s p ik in g th e ir h a ir ,

v iew in g p ro ce ss. In c o n tro llin g the

e a c h o th e r . I t ’ s n o t th a t a n a r c h ists

g irls , m a le p u nk s e x e rte d a stro ng se x u a l p re ssu re. G irls w ere e x p e c t­ ed to b e se x u a lly a v a ila b le . A t the

d o n ’ t sh op at k -m a rt, i t ’ s ju s t that w e d o n ’ t g e t o u r t - s h i r t s t h e r e .”

L e b la n c re m a rk e d th a t th is w a s a

m an y g irls fe e l that th ey are tak in g

s a m e tim e , g ir ls w h o su c c u m b e d

fo rm o f fla tte r y , and p e rh a p s th is

co n tro l o f th eir sex u ality and m ak ­

to o o fte n to th e s e p re ssu re s w e re

a c c e p t a n c e o f p u n k s t y l e is a

ing a statem en t about the absurdity

h e a lth y step to w a rd s p lu ra lism . A

o f th e b e a u ty g a m e . O n e p u n k d escrib es th is act o f a g en cy in say ­

lab eled as p ro m iscu o u s. O n e punk g ir l r e m a rk e d , “ th e r e w a s . . . a poin t w hen I w as y o u n g er that I did

in g , “Y e a h bu t at le a st I am u g ly on

s e ll m y ass, w hen I

lik e tw e lv e or

h e ll’ e x p e rie n c e fo r g irls w ho d o n ’t

p u r p o s e .” B y p a ro d y in g th e a t ti­

t h i r t e e n , d o w n in N e w O r l e a n s

c o n fo r m to th e m a in stre a m c o d e s

tu d e s a n d a p p e a r a n c e s o f th e ir

.. . B a c k th e n m a y b e e v e r y b o d y

o f b e h a v io r, d ress and thought.

p eers, m any punk g irls d ev elo p ed a

th o u g h t I w as a flo o z y o r a h o o k ­

stro n g se n s e o f s e l f e s te e m . P u n k

e r.” P u n k g irls a ls o e x p e rie n c e s e x ­

L a u r a in e L e b l a n c ’ s P re tty in

f a s h io n p a ro d ie s f e m in in e b e a u ty b u t, at th e s a m e t im e d e n ie s it.

L e b la n c states, “ O n e o f the c o o l th in g s about

u a l h a r a s s m e n t o u ts id e t h e ir su b ­

P u n k : G i r l ’ s G e n d e r R e s is ta n c e in

c u lt u r e o f t e n as a r e s u lt o f th e ir s u p p o s e d ly p r o v o c a tiv e c lo th in g .

M a n y p u n k g ir ls a re h a r a s s e d on

f r o m R u tg e rs U n iv e rs ity P ress .

p lu ralsim that w ould g o a lo n g w ay t o p r e v e n t th e ‘ h i g h s c h o o l w a s

a B o y s ’ S u b c u l t u r e is a v a i la b le

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a sk e d h im h o w h e and

sta n d a rd “ r o c k - a n d - r o lly ” a lb u m ,

“ I co u ld h a v e g o n e to u n iv e rsi­

th e o th e rs h a v e m a n a g e d to a v o id

th e n ew a lb u m is m o re in tr o s p e c ­

ty a n d b e c o m e a d o c t o r lik e m y

d e v e lo p in g th e s t e r e o t y p ic a l ro c k

tiv e . “W ith B e a u tifu l M id n ig h t, w e

m o m w anted m e to b e , b u t in stea d I

sta r attitu d e. “W e ll, w e ’ re a ll v ery

w an ted to m a k e an alb u m th at w as

b e c a m e a m u s ic ia n .”

c lo s e to ou r fa m ilie s , and w e have

a b it d ark er, and m o re ex p e rim en ta l

M id n ig h t

lo n g -tim e frien d s w h o w o n ’ t let us

s o u n d in g th a n U n d e r d o g s , w h ic h

r e a c h i n g p la t in u m s t a t u s in j u s t

g et aw ay w ith any sh it,” h e lau g h s.

w e th o u g h t w a s q u ite s tr a ig h t

fo u r w e e k s , th e M a tth e w G o o d

“ W e ’ re a l s o q u ite o ld ; w e ’ re a ll

ah e a d ,” say s G e n n . T h e resu lt is a

B a n d h as so lid ly e sta b lis h e d it s e lf

b e tw e e n th e a g e s o f t w e n t y - f iv e

w ork w h ich c o m b in e s th e trad itio n ­

as o n e o f C a n a d a ’ s p re m iere m u si­

and th irty -tw o . W e d id n ’ t ju s t fa ll

al M a tth ew G o o d p o w er g u itar riffs

c a l a c t s . F i l l i n g in f o r M a tt w h o

o f f th e ro c k tru ck y e ste rd a y .”

W ith

B e a u tifu l

w ith so m e new sam p lin g and d e li­

A lth o u g h G e n n is a ta le n te d

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d o e s n ’ t fe e l th e n eed to b ra n ch out

in d eed q u ite d iffe re n t fro m p re v i­

th in g s m u s i c a l . S o f t - s p o k e n a n d

o n h is o w n . “ I ’ m n o t s u re I c a n

ou s w ork s.

G e n n ), to p ro d u ce a so u n d th at is

im m e d ia te ly

b are m y so u l and m a k e a re c o rd o f

c h a r m e d m e w ith h is i n t e l l i g e n t

m y ow n . Y o u re a lly h a v e to b e dri­

c a lly a b o u t th e en d o f th e w o rld ,

an d p r o f e s s io n a l a p p r o a c h to h is

v e n to o p en y o u r s e lf u p , and y o u

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w ork .

n eed to do that to b e g o o d . It c a n b e th erap eu tic in so m e w ay s, b u t I ju s t d o n ’ t th in k I n e e d to . I ’ m a v e ry

[ M a t t ] in h i s y o u t h , ” e x p l a i n s

an d b e tte r as m u s ic ia n s . W e ’ ve

a b o u t th e ir o w n im p o rta n c e . “ I f

happy p e rso n .”

G en n . “I d o n ’t know w hat h ap ­

sp ent th e la st co u p le o f y e a rs to u r­

y o u ’ r e h a p p y w ith w h a t y o u ’ v e d o n e , th e n t h a t ’ s a ll th a t m a tte rs .

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b e t t e r p la y e r s a n d t o k n o w e a c h o th e r b e tte r, m u s ic a lly .”

fo r th is V a n c o u v e r-b a se d b an d w ho

th eir la te s t w ork . “I ’ m p e rso n a lly a

su bu rban h ig h sch o o l. W e all w en t

h a v e g o n e fro m p la y in g to ten p e o ­

lo t h a p p ie r w ith th is alb u m th an I

to b ig s u b u rb a n s c h o o ls a c t u a lly ,

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w a s w ith U n d e r d o g s , ” h e s a y s ,

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to T L C fo r th e p a st, p re se n t and

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in stru m e n ta ls d row ned ou t m u ch o f

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w o u ld e v e r b e p o s s ib le in a la rg e

b le s ta g e p r e s e n c e . T h e g ro u p

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E d v a r d

b e a t th e ir c ro s s -to w n G

l ü c k s m

r iv a ls b y a s c o r e o f 3 - 0

a ll e a r ly g a m e te n s io n a n d th e R e d m e n b e g a n to lo o k re la x e d and

a n

to

a s s u re s e c o n d

p la c e in g r o u p

h e ad c e le b r a tio n . T h e fir s t h a lf en d ed so o n a fte r an d th e g a m e

v is ito rs ra th e r s te r ile o ffe n c e .

F o r s y t h g o t in t o th e a c t i o n f o r a

p la y o ffs ,” said a th rille d p o st-g a m e A li.

F r i d a y n i g h t , w ith t h e r a in

in co n tro l. Ju s t th re e m in u tes later,

lo o k e d s e a l e d u n le s s C o n c o r d ia

rare se c o n d as h e p ick e d up a y e l­

G in o L a lli's im p re ss io n s w ere

p o u r in g d o w n a s it h a s d o n e so

A l i b a r e l y m is s e d t h e r ig h t p o s t

co u ld p ick up th eir g a m e in a d ras­

lo w c a r d a f te r c o m in g o u t o f h is

s im ila r . " W e s h o c k e d th e m e a r ly

th e

b o x an d t a c k lin g s t r ik e r A n to n io

R e d m e n to o k th e fie ld

C re sp o . G u y A n a b a -A n a b a , w ho d id n't start th e g a m e , p ro v id ed the

and d id n't stop fro m then on . Ju stin H u m es w as e x c e lle n t fo r us tod ay.

H is p re se n c e p u sh ed m e up to m id -

n e x t b u rst o f a c tio n a s he cu rled a

f ie ld and h e d e fin ite ly p ro v e d h is

fre e k ic k ju s t o v e r th e c r o s s b a r in

w orth to n ig h t."

o fte n

th is

season ,

a g a in s t C o n c o r d ia . E v e n th o u g h a p la ce in th e p la y ­ o f f s h ad a lr e a d y b e e n c lin c h e d , th e M c G ill team

th e 5 7 t h m in u te . H is t im e o n th e

lo o k e d to g a in h o m e -fie ld

fie ld co u ld b e d e scrib e d a s h it and

F o r s y t h 's o p in i o n . " I t 's th e f i r s t

a d v a n ta g e f o r th e s e m i­

ru n, sin c e he w as ta k e n ou t a g a in a few m in u tes later.

tim e o u r te a m h as p la y e d b o th g oo d

f i n a l s to b e p l a y e d n e x t F rid a y . T h e ir ta sk w as no t m a d e e a s y b y th e w a te r ­ lo g g e d f ie l d , y e t th e

T h e R e d m e n w ere to g e t th e ir t h ir d a n d f in a l g o a l , t h e n a i l in C o n c o r d i a 's c o f f i n , in t h e 6 5 t h

R edm en

m in u t e

" B r illia n t ,”

w as

Ja so n

d e f e n s e a n d o f f e n s e in th e s a m e g a m e . W e 'r e p e a k in g at th e rig h t t im e ," h e a d d e d . C o a c h P a t R a im o n d o w a s a ls o a h a p p y m a n

Ju s tin

a fte r th e e n co u n te r. "W e 're c o m in g

s h a rp ly and sh o w e d th e

H u m e s s c o re d a v e ry s k illf u l and

to g e th e r at th e rig h t tim e . W e h a v e

sp a r s e c ro w d th a t th e y w e r e tru ly r e a d y f o r th is e v e r-im p o rta n t p art o f th e

c o lle c te d g o a l in h is fir st e v e r start fo r M c G ill.

th e s e m i - f i n a l n e x t F r id a y n ig h t and w e lo o k fo rw a rd to so m e h o m e

se a so n .

m a n c e b y J u s t in to n ig h t, h is fir s t

N e x t w e e k th e R e d m e n p la y

to

s t a r t e v e r a n d h is s e c o n d g a m e

th e s e m i-fin a l a g a in st a still unde­

e n d , t h e y d o m in a t e d a ll

d re sse d ,” said c o a c h P a t R a im o n d o

te rm in ed op p on en t on F rid a y night

a sp e cts o f th e g a m e , p a ss­

a fte r th e g am e .

at 8 :3 0 at M o lso n stad iu m . M c G ill

in g and d rib b lin g a lm o st at

S e v e r a l c h a n c e s w e r e to f o l ­ lo w , in clu d in g a n o th e r b re a k a w a y fo r A li, but n o n e w ere fin ish e d o ff.

A v e r y p o s itiv e a ttitu d e w a s

is c o u n tin g o n h o m e su p p o rt n o w

p e rfo rm e d

F ro m

b e g in n in g

d e fe n d e r

A v e ry im p r e s s iv e p e r fo r ­

w ill and a b o v e a ll, k e e p in g s o lid c o n t r o l o f th e b a ll.

C o n c o r d i a struggles to k e e p u p w i th a R e d C o n c o r d ia r a r e ly c a m e w ith a sw erv in g sh o t fro m th e le ft c l o s e t o k e e p e r J a s o n F o r s y t h ’s g o a l, e s p e c ia lly in th e fir s t h a lf.

w hen

a n d wh it e blur

chloe Kirstenbrum

tic w ay.

T h e p la y e rs to o k th e fie ld fo r

c o m e r o f th e b o x .

su p p ort."

th a t th e se a s o n is re a c h in g its c l i ­ m a x . It re a lly w ou ld g iv e th e squad a b o o s t i f th e y co u ld h a v e a T 2 th

ap p aren t o n th e f a c e s o f th e h o m e

m an ' in th e fo rm o f a lou d , in tim i­

te a m at th e en d o f th e en co u n te r.

d a tin g cro w d so p le a se try to m ak e

It h a s b e e n a v e ry s u c c e s s fu l w e e k f o r u s. W e w e re a l it t l e b it n e r v o u s b u t p i c k e d u p t h e p la y

th e e ffo rt and c o m e ou t n e x t w e e k .

H o p e fu lly , it’ll p a y o f f in th e fo rm o f a v i c t o r y a n d a p l a c e in t h e p ro v in cia l fin a ls.

T h e h o m e te a m to o k an e a rly

I t w a s th e s a m e A l i w h o , in

lea d in th e 6 th m in u te w h en G e n o L a lli d e fle c te d ca p ta in R e h a n A li's

in ju ry tim e o f th at h a lf, sco re d h is te a m 's se c o n d g o a l o n a b rea k a w a y

th e s e c o n d h a l f a n d im m e d ia te ly C o n c o r d ia b e g a n b y g o in g on a tta ck . T h is trend did n o t la st lo n g ,

fre e k ic k p a st th e su rp rised v isitin g

a n d c e l e b r a t e d i t j u s t l y w ith a

h o w e v e r , a s th e M c G i l l d e f e n s e

r i g h t a w a y a n d g a v e it t o th e m

k e e p e r. T h e o p e n in g g o a l re lie v e d

F a b r iz io R a v a n e lli-s ty le sh irt-o v e r­

w a s p e r fe c tly apt to d eal w ith th e

e a rly . W e 're d e fin ite ly rea d y fo r the

Martlets soccer move into playoffs on a lukewarm note L o ss to B y

T h e

L a v a l p re v e n ts te a m

M in h

L u o n c

D e sp ite w rap p in g up first p la ce in th e Q u e b e c U n iv e r s it y S o c c e r

fro m

e n d in g

s e a s o n

u n d e fe a te d w eek s tim e in the Q U S L fin a ls. T h e

u s."

play a g g re ssiv e ly . W e did n't cre a te

co u ld n 't g et m any cle a n sh ots at tall

sco rin g c h a n c e s ."

R o u g e e t O r g o a lie M e lis a n d e

M c G i l l 's ba d n e w s w a s c o m ­

M a rtle ts w ill lo o k to put the d isap­

B la is . " T h e y p la y e d r e a lly tig h t d e fe n c e in th e s e c o n d h a l f " , sa id

p o u n d ed w hen sta r fo rw a rd E v a M e la m e d w ent d ow n w ith an a n k le in ju r y la te in th e g a m e . M e la m e d

p o in tin g r e s u lt b e h in d and re g a in t h e f o r m t h a t s a w th e m le a p to n u m b er o n e in th e C IA U ra n k in g s fo r th re e w eek s.

L a v a l to o k th e lead in the 17th

L e a g u e , th e M c G ill M a rtle ts en ded t h e i r s e a s o n o n a d is a p p o i n t i n g

m in u te, tak in g ad v an tag e o f a g iv e ­ a w a y d e e p in t h e M c G i l l z o n e .

P a tr ic ia B o u r c ie r b r o k e in o n th e

M a r tle t J u lia S c r a s e . "T h e y d id n 't

e n d ed th e s e a s o n as th e c o u n try 's

n o t e , s p lit t in g tw o g a m e s . A f t e r

le ft w in g all a lo n e , and h am m ered

let ou r strik ers turn, and w e co u ld n 't

l e a d i n g s c o r e r , w ith 1 6 . S h e is

"L a v a l is a v ery g o o d te a m , it's

e a s ily d e fe a tin g C o n c o r d ia 5 -1 on

the b a ll p ast M a rtle t g o a lie J e s s ic a

adapt to pass b a c k to th e m id fie ld ."

q u estio n a b le fo r n e x t w e e k 's g am e,

g o o d to see so m e tou gh co m p etitio n

F r id a y e v e n in g , t h e y f e l l 2 - 0 to

W h ite fo r the first sco re.

L a v a l in S u n d a y 's s e a s o n f in a l e ,

It w as a bu sy fir s t h a lf fo r W h ite , w h o fa c e d c o n s id e r a b ly

in the 7 3 rd m in u te, w hen m id field er K ira n N a y a r n a ile d a lo o s e b a ll in

m o r e a c t i o n t h a n in p r e v i o u s g a m e s. T h e fir st-y e a r k e e p e r m ade

th e b o x ju s t w id e o f th e net. F o u r m in u te s la te r , S c r a s e b r o k e in on le ft w in g , bu t w as

A f te r th e g a m e , th e n o rm a lly l iv e ly M c G i l l b e n c h w a s v i s i b l y u p set w ith th e ou tco m e.

"It's b e tte r to lo s e tod ay than in

in te r m s o f

q u ic k ly m e t b y a

tw o w e e k s ," sa id M o u n ic o t. " S t ill,

fo r u s ," said S c ra s e . " W e 'v e g o t to

s ta n d in g s ,

Laval

w ith M c G ill and L a v a l

and co u ld o n ly g et a w ea k sh o t at B la is .

w e d id n't w ant to g iv e any h o p e to L a v a l, now th ey h av e an e d g e ."

g o in g to b e at h o m e, w e 'll c o m e ou t

p r e v e n t in g th e m f r o m r e c o r d in g th e ir first e v e r u n d efea ted seaso n .

E v e n th o u g h th e g a m e w as m ea n in g less

e a c h

T h e M a rtlets' b e st c h a n c e ca m e

d e fe n d e r

bu t sh ou ld b e b a c k in n o m o re than

in th is le a g u e ," said M o u n ic o t. "It's

tw o w eek s.

ju s t o n e g a m e to d ay , I w ant to see h o w th is y o u n g t e a m w i ll r e a c t .

T h e y h a v e n 't p la y e d to th e ir fu ll

T h e M a r tle ts e a s ily sw ep t aw ay th e C o n co rd ia S tin g e rs, th e ir

p o ten tial fo r the p a st tw o w e e k s." " W e 'v e g o t o u r w o rk c u t o u t b e pu m ped (fo r th e p la y o ffs ). W e 're as hard as w e c a n ."

W ith M c G i l l

o p p o n e n t s in n e x t w e e k 's s e m i ­

of

p r e s s in g f o r th e

and

t y in g g o a l in th e

f in a ls , on F r id a y 5 - 1 . T h e y g o t th r e e q u ic k g o a l s in t h e f i r s t 2 0

s e c o n d

d y in g

m in u tes fro m E v a M e la m e d , S o p h ie

p la ce , it had

L a v a l e v e n t u a l ly

L a b r o m a n d C a r ly D e a n , b e f o r e

at Molson Stadium, 9:00 p.m.

a ll th e a tm o s p h e r e o f a p la y o ff m a tc h . T h e

put the g a m e aw ay in i n ju r y t im e .

W it h th e M c G i l l

C o n c o r d ia 's S a b r i n a S i l l a s c o r e d ju s t b e fo re the end o f the fir st half.

A s h le e G e n try an d M e la m e d

Martlet soccer vs. Concordia, at

b a c k fie ld p u sh ed to t h e f r o n t lin e ,

rep lied f o r th e M a rtle ts in th e s e c ­

upstart R ouge et O r w ere lo o k ­ ing to b rea k

L a v a l w as p re sen t­ ed w ith a tw o -o n o n e op p ortu n ity ,

re s p e c tiv e ly a ssu red fir s t

M cG ill's

M a r t l e t s l o o k i n g t o c h a n g e m o m e n t u m in p l a y o f f s

and

m in u te s ,

m ade

no

m is ta k e . R o u g e

se a so n lo n g e le v e n -g a m e u n beaten streak , and ca m e ou t firin g fro m the

s o m e d i f f i c u l t s a v e s to k e e p h e r

o p en in g w h istle.

te a m in th e g am e.

" W e d id n't p la y a g o o d g a m e ,

L a v a l sh ifted g ea rs fo r the s e c ­

o u r b e s t p la y e rs w e re q u iet to d ay ,"

o n d h a l f , a n d p l a y e d in a t ig h t

s a id M c G ill h e a d c o a c h M a r c M o u n ic o t . " W e s t a y e d b a c k t o o m u c h in th e f i r s t h a l f a n d d id n 't

d e fe n siv e m od e. T h e p o ten t M a rtlet o ffe n s e had p o sse ssio n in th e L a v a l end fo r m o st o f the seco n d h a lf, but

e t O r forw ard C h an tale G a g n o n g o t th e b a ll a lo n e in fro n t, and pu t the in su ran ce g o a l aw ay.

"W e 're v ery sa tisfie d w ith this g a m e ," s a id L a v a l c o a c h H e ld e r D u arte. "W e beat a very g o o d team th a t's p ro b a b ly m o re ta le n te d than

ond h alf.

Comingupthisweek PLAYOFF: Redmen soccer vs. UQTR,

Molson Stadium, 7:00 p.m.

Redmen Basketball hosts the Redbird Classic Invitational tournament. Friday

L o o k in g

fo r

to Sunday, check Currie Gym for game tmes.

r e d e m p tio n T h e M a rtlets fin ish the reg u la r se a so n w ith a 1 0 -1 -1 re c o rd , th re e

Redmen football at Queen's, Saturday, 1:00 p.m.

p o in ts ahead o f L a v a l. T h e p la y o ff d ra w w a s w e a k e n e d w h e n th ir d p la ce U Q A M w as ca u g h t fo r using an in e lig ib le p la y e r and lo s t th re e w in s , le a v in g a n o p p o r tu n ity f o r an o th er M c G ill-L a v a l c la sh in tw o

Redmen hockey vs. Darmouth, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at McConnell Winter Arena.

Page 22 S p o r t s

T he McG ill T ribune, T uesday, 26 October 1999

Redmen hockey jumps out to 3-0 start M c G ill k ic k s o f f - s e a s o n

w ith

h o m e o p e n e r v ic to r y

o v e r O tta w a , a n d

th e s e a s o n , s c o r in g o n th e f ir s t

p u ck . E le v e n m in u te s an d s ix s e c ­

tw o s h ifts , " B a h l sa id in re g a rd s

o n d s in to th e p e r io d , w h ile sh o rt

A m id s t a s m a ll c ro w d an d th e

to h is o f f e n s iv e p e r fo r m a n c e .

h a n d e d , th e G e e G e e s s c o r e d o n

m u s ic o f an o ld -tim e h o c k e y b a n d

B y

J e n n if e r

L o r e n t z

" T h e r e 's m o r e r e s p o n s i b i l i t y o n

th e b r e a k a w a y , e n d in g B e n o it

a t M c C o n n e l l W in t e r A r e n a , th e

m y sh o u ld e rs n o w , b u t I ju s t w an t

M e n a rd 's c a m p a ig n f o r a sh u tou t.

R e d m e n h o c k e y te a m o p e n e d its

to d o m y jo b ."

12 4 th s e a s o n .

T h e c o m p e titio n w as th e fir s t

w e e k e n d

s w e e p

o f U o f T a n d

G u e lp h

v e rsu s th e G u e lp h G ry p h o n s.

U o f T , G u e lp h m a tc h

f o r R e d 'n

A f t e r k i l l i n g tw o p e n a l t i e s ,

n o

th e G r y p h o n s w e r e th e f ir s t to

W h ite

m a k e it o n th e s c o r e b o a r d w ith a g o a l te n m in u te s an d 4 3 s e c o n d s

A t f if t e e n m in u te s and 4 1 se c o n d s ,

S a tu r d a y n ig h t, th e R e d m e n

S c o t t G i r o u x a d d e d a t h ir d

O tta w a s lip p e d th e p u c k p a s t

b le w a w a y th e T o r o n to V a r s ity

w e r e h e l d s c o r e l e s s u n t il m o r e

g o a l w ith ju s t u n d er a m in u te le ft

M e n a r d t o r a lly w ith in o n e p o in t

B lu e s in a 6 - 2 d e c is io n . R a y m o n d

th a n h a lfw a y th r o u g h th e n e x t

in t o th e f ir s t p e r io d . B o t h t e a m s

o f th re e h o m e g a m e s , a ll to b e

p e rio d , w h e n p o w e r p la y o p p o rtu ­

p la y e d in t h e s p a n o f f i v e d a y s .

n itie s a b o u n d e d f o r b o th .

At

T h e te a m w a s g la d to b e sta rtin g

1 4 :0 5 ,

one

of

th e

G ry p h o n s w as c a lle d fo r ro u g h ­

th e s e a s o n a t h o m e , a s o p p o se d to th e ro u g h ro a d sta rt fro m la st y e a r.

in g , J u s t a s th e p e n a lty w a s a b o u t

" W e w e re o n th e ro a d fo r

to e x p ir e , G r e g D a v is s lid th e

a b o u t a m o n th la s t y e a r b e c a u s e

p u c k p a s t g o a lie M a r k G o w a n to

o u r rin k w a s n o t a v a ila b le d u e to

tie th e g a m e a t o n e a p ie c e . G o u rd e

p ro b le m s w ith th e i c e ," e x p la in e d

added

h e a d c o a c h M a r tin R a y m o n d ." I t

R e d m e n l e s s th a n th r e e m in u te s

a n o th e r

goal

fo r

th e

r e a lly d ra in e d us to b e o n th e ro a d

la te r to g iv e th e R e d m e n th e le a d .

d u r i n g m i d t e r m s . I t w a s n 't s o

B a h l ad d ed an in s u ra n c e g o a l

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“ H a v in g s p e n t s o m e e a r l y

sh e e ts , b ro k e n d ow n b y c o lo r , fo r

new le a g u e s, tea m s and ro ste rs, fo r

y ea rs o f m y life in S a s k a tch e w a n , I h a v e f o o t b a ll in g ra in e d in to m e ,”

w ith th e g a m e , and W in te r V a lle y

d re a m e d th a t th e y w o u ld e v e r s e e

any fa n s w h o m ig h t m iss the days o f th e L a s V e g a s P o s s e a n d th e

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th e

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m u c h in t o c o m p u te r s s i n c e th e y

b e relea sed o n ly fo r p lay on P C ’ s.

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g a m e p re v e n ts th e u s e r fro m ru n ­

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to m o v e a h e a d and

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than th e co m p u ter c a tc h e s o n , and

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w ill fo llo w all th e p ro p e r ru le s o f

d o n e to m a k e th e g a m e m o re lik e re a l-p la y and a ls o to m a k e up fo r

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th e C a n a d ia n F o o tb a ll L e a g u e .

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and w ill resp on d a c c o rd in g ly . T h e

T h e g am e started as th e b ra in ­

le a g u e lic e n s e d th e g a m e , it w a s

no t co n sid e re d to b e p ro fita b le fo r a

g a m e is d e sig n e d f o r le a g u e p la y ,

c h ild o f D a v e W in te r , fo u n d e r o f

m a in l y a n in d e p e n d e n t p r o j e c t ,

la rg e U S co m p a n y to spend a larg e

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ta k en o n b y h is co m p an y .

b u d g e t o n ,” e x p la in e d W in te r s ,

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c o m p u te r e n th u s ia s t, h a s a lw a y s

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p an y w ith a sm all b u d g et co u ld still

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ag e that in clu d ed a b in d er o f lo g o

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n e e d to g e n e r a te m o re o f f e n c e

m in e d C o a c h B a il l ie w h o se sq u ad

th en th e y d id a g a in s t L a v a l. A k e y

o v e r c a m e a 0 - 4 sta rt w ith tw o k e y

f o r th e R e d ’ n W h ite w ill b e to g e t

h o m e v i c t o r i e s a g a in s t B i s h o p ’ s

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of

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k e e p th e b a ll a w a y fro m

ju s t g o t to p la y e rr o rle s s f o o tb a ll,

w ith B is h o p ’ s f o r fo u r th in th e O -

q u a r te r b a c k

p o te n t G o ld e n G a e ls a tta c k .

Q I F C , o n ly M c G i l l c o n t r o l s it s

Philippe

“W e ’v e g o t to g e t o u r ru n ­

o w n p l a y o f f f a t e b e c a u s e o f it s

C o u illa r d

n in g g a m e g o in g th a t’ s a k e y , “

fa v o u r a b le h e a d to h e ad re c o r d

w a s u n a b le

s a id

a g a in st th e G a ite r s .

to d u p lic a te

r e c e iv e r s a ls o h a v e to g o hard to

h is

th e b a ll. O f fe n s iv e ly w e ’ v e g o t

W h ile th e tw o te a m s h o ld

The

R edm en

d e fe a te d

stro n g

o n th e q u a rte rb a c k fre e in g

coach

B a illie ,

“

th e

and c o m e up w ith s o m e b ig p la y s

O ur

O c t o b e r 9 th . I f th e R e d m e n w in

p e r f o r ­ m a n c e ag ainst W indsor

o n S a tu r d a y th e y a re g u a r a n te e d

la s t w e e k ,

S a tu r d a y , an d h a s th e to u g h

o f a p la y o ff-b e r th , h o w e v e r, if

and

d u ty o f tr y in g

Q u e e n s w in s , th e y c a n o n ly g e t

p le te d o n ly

stro n g

in to th e p o s t-s e a s o n

d an ce if

1 1 -3 1 p a s s ­

Q u a r te rb a c k

es fo r 1 4 9

fa v o r ite

M c G ill is e n te r in g th e c r u c ia l

y a r d s w ith

r e c e iv e r Ja m e s M c L e a n w ho

g a m e o n S a tu rd a y o n a d o w n er

an in te rc e p ­

le a d s th e O - Q I F C in r e c e p tio n s .

f o l l o w in g th e t e a m s ’ d is a p p o in t­

tio n .

B is h o p ’ s

1 1 -1 0

in a t h r i l l i n g

c o m e - fr o m b e h in d v ic to ry ca p p e d b y an A n a n d P il l a i f ie ld - g o a l o n

B is h o p ’ s lo s e s to L a v a l.

in g 4 8 - 1 5 lo s s to L a v a l th is p a st Sunday.

Q u a rte rb a c k

t o p u t s o m e p o in t s up o n th e

Laval 48. McGill 15

b o a rd .”

McGill.... at Laval...

T h e R e d m e n d e f e n s e a ls o fa c e s a s tro n g c h a lle n g e on

com ­

to c o n t a in

Q ueen’s Beau

ta rg e t

is

a

o ffe n ce .

H o w es’ v e r s a tile

H a lf b a c k P a u l C o r r e a le , o n e o f T h e

th e to p ru sh e rs in th e O - Q I F C ,

l o n e b r ig h t

g iv e s Q u e e n ’ s a g o - t o g u y o u t

M a tth ie u

sp o t f o r th e

B e r tr a n d le d th e w a y f o r th e 5 - 2 ,

Redmen

f if th ra n k e d R o u g e e t O r. B e rtra n d

w as co m e r-

c o m p le te d 17 o f 3 0 p a s s e s f o r 3 1 6

b a c k A n d re w S c u c c a t o . S c u c c a t o

S a tu rd a y ’ s

o f t h e b a c k f i e l d , s o m e t h in g T h e G a e l s better g e t r e a d y for th e R e d m e n

P atrick Fok

M c G i l l , w h ic h h a s n ’ t fo u n d a tru e n u m b e r o n e ru n n in g -b a c k ,

m a tc h -u p

a g a in s t

is la c k in g .

y a rd s an d a to u c h d o w n , w h ile

had an in te r c e p tio n , fo u r s o lo

Q u e e n s is still u n d e c id e d . I f J o s h

“ Q u e e n ’s h as so m e w eap on s

r a m b lin g f o r a n o th e r T D a s p a rt o f

t a c k l e s a n d th r e e h e lp e r s in th e

S o m m e r f e l d t is h e a lt h y h e w ill

o n o f f e n s e th a t w e ’ v e g o t to stop .

h is 6 0 y a rd s r u s h in g o n s ix c a r ­

lo s in g e ffo rt.

t a k e o v e r t h e h e lm o f M c G i l l ’ s

O u r d e fe n c e n e e d s to c o m e up b ig

“W e ju s t d id n ’ t m a k e a n y b ig

o f f e n c e , h o w e v e r, he re m a in s a

and sh u t th e m d o w n , “ sa id c o a c h

B e r tr a n d ’ s fa v o u r ite ta rg e ts

p la y s o u t th e r e ,” said M c G ill head

q u e s tio n m a rk . I f u n a b le to p la y ,

B a illie .

in c lu d e d P a s c a l R o b it a ille and

c o a c h C h a r lie B a il l ie o f h is te a m s

t h e r e i g n s w i ll p r o b a b l y b e l e f t

t o u g h to b e a t , b u t a r e g u y s a r e

rie s.

e a rly o n to set th e to n e ,”

“ Q u e e n s is g o n n a b e

S e b a s tia n R o b illa r d . T h e y e a c h

su b -p a r e f fo r t a g a in s t L a v a l, “A ll

a g a in to t h e y o u n g s t e r C o u illa r d

c o n f id e n t , a n d s i n c e r e l y b e li e v e

had f iv e re c e p tio n s , c o m b in in g fo r

a ro u n d w e d id n ’ t h a v e a g o o d

w h o sh o w e d h is v a st p o te n tia l e a r ­

w e c a n c o m e o u t o n to p .”

2 1 1 y a r d s o f o f f e n c e in th e a ir .

g a m e . O f f e n s iv e ly w e d id n ’ t ru n

l i e r t h i s s e a s o n in l e a d i n g t h e

“ O ur gu ys hav e o v erco m e

T h e s c o r in g w as sp re a d aro u n d

th e b a ll o r su sta in a n y lo n g d riv e s,

R e d m e n to v ic to r ie s o v e r B is h o p ’ s

a d v e rsity a lre a d y th is s e a s o n , and

f o r L a v a l, a s f iv e d iffe r e n t p la y e rs

an d d e fe n s iv e ly w e d ro p p e d so m e

an d W in d so r.

a re re a d y to d o it a g a in an d g e t us

3 0 10 2 -15

6 14 7 21-48

First Quarter McG-FG Pillai 36............................................5:14 Lav- FG Micheal Gagné 18...............................9:45 Lav- FG Gagné 16..........................................12:04 Second Quarter Lav- TD Brassard 21 yard run (Gagné convert).......................................7:46 Lav- TD Turgeon 25 yard pass fromBrassard (Gagné convert).....................................14:39 Third Quarter McG- Single Pillai.............................................0:00 Lav- TD Pierre 6 yard run (Gagné convert)...................................... 2:53 McG- Safety team............................................7:25 McG- TD Duschene 11 yard run (Pillai convert)........................................12:42 Fourth Quarter Lav- TD Brassard 5 yard run (Gagné convert)...................................... 3:38 McG- Safety team..........................................10:38 Lav- TDJessie Gagné 23 yard run (Gagné convert)................................... 12:10 Lav- TDJessie Gagné 1 yard run (Gagné convert)....................................13:23 TEAM STATS McG Lav First downs..............................

12 26 Yards rushing..........................

72 188 Yards passing.........................

156 339 Total offence...........................

228 527 Team losses............................

11 18 Net offence..............................

217 509 Passes made-tried................... 12-35 18-34 Return yards............................

144 121 Interceptions..........................

1 1 Turnovers................................

5 2 Penalties-yards....................... 10-120 16-197

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Women's lacrosse team heading to playoffs A fte r lo s in g B y

Jo a n n a

c o a c h , M a r tle ts p u t to g e th e r s tr o n g

s e a s o n

u n d e r v e te ra n

le a a e r s h ip T h e

C h e u n g

r a in an d h o r r ib le f ie l d c o n d i ­

T h e M c G ill w o m e n ’s la c ro sse

tio n s , th e w o m e n ’ s la c r o s s e

te a m h a s o n ly b e e n a ro u n d fo r

team ca m e ou t w ith o n e o f th eir

th re e y e a rs and e a c h y e a r th e team

b e s t e f f o r t s o f th e y e a r . W h a t

is p e r fo r m in g s u c c e s s iv e ly b e tte r

w a s to b e a d o u b le d ip tu rn ed

th a n th e y e a r b e fo re . N e x t y e a r, the

ou t to o n ly b e a sin g le g a m e in

g irls h o p e to b e c o m e m o re se rio u s

w h i c h t h e M a r t l e t s c a m e up

a b o u t th is sp o rt b y h a v in g a co a c h

w ith an 8 - 8 tie a g a in st Q u e e n ’ s, th e top te a m in th e E a ste rn d iv i­

a n d f in a l ly m a k in g a n a m e fo r th e m s e lv e s in w o m e n ’ s u n iv e rsity

sio n .

R u th e rfo rd

c o n te st

P a rk

w as

la c ro sse .

at

T h e y h a v e alread y e sta b lish e d

th e

th e m se lv e s a s th e p re m ie re te a m in

M a rtle ts' fir s t h o m e g am e a fte r

th e P ro v in c e . T h e M a rtle ts a re the

b e in g o n th e ro a d f o r m a n y

o n l y f e m a l e l a c r o s s e t e a m in Q u e b e c , and th e te a m is h o p in g to

w eek s. “ W e w e r e w i c k e d ,” s a id

ra is e in te re s t in th e sp o rt th a t w ill

stu n n in g ly c o n fid e n t M a r tle t

h o p e fu lly le a d to so m e lo c a l c o m ­

p la y e r A l e l i a P a r e n t e a u a f t e r

p etitio n .

th e ir g am e.

T h e te a m w a s a b le to p u ll

T h e M c G i l l W o m e n ' s L a c r o s s e T e a m after their r a i n o u t a g a i n s t Y o r k

luiie Fishman

O n ta r io

t o g e th e r and s c o r e tw o c r u c ia l g o a ls in th e la s t m in u te s to tie

ap p o in tm en t, th e rain had g ro w n so

H am m er, w h o w a s fo rc e d to le a v e

W ith th e e n c o u r a g e m e n t o f o n ly

th e g a m e a g a in s t th e u n d e fe a te d

stro n g that th e g a m e w as c a n c e lle d

d u e to i ll n e s s o n e w e e k in to th e

each

A b i g a i l T a n n e b a u m a n d P a u lin e

G o ld e n G a e ls.

o th e r an d te a m

b e c a u s e o f th e im p o s s ib le p la y in g

sea so n . In h is a b s e n c e , th e team has

c o n d itio n s o f the fie ld . D e sp ite the

n o t b e e n a b le to fin d a re p la ce m e n t

K a m a th , the te a m w as a b le to co m e

e f f o r t w e re te a m c a p ta in P a u lin e

c a n c e lla tio n o f the Y o r k g a m e , the M a rtle ts h av e a lread y earn ed a sp ot

and h a s b e e n a c o a c h le s s w o n d e r

to g e th e r and pu ll o f f a g re a t sea so n . " W e 'v e c o m e v e r y f a r , a n d

K a m a th w ith tw o , S a r a h G a l i c i a and M a g g ie K o n ra d . In a p o s itiv e

in th e E a ste rn d iv isio n p la y o ffs .

sig n fo r th e fu tu re , tw o ou t o f th e

ab o u t th e te a m s co h e s iv e n e s s w ere

e ig h t g o a ls w e re s c o re d b y f r e s h ­ m e n p la y e rs S a m a n th a G u tte rm a n

e v e r sin ce .

E a rly o n th is se a so n , q u estio n s

A d v e r s ity o v e r c o m e

and R ita H ig g in s.

P la y in g in a d o u b le h e a d er on

T h is te a m h as b e e n s e l f d ire ct­

th e d ay, th e team w as pu m ped and

ed all seaso n . O n e so u rc e o f in sp i­

rea d y to g o f o r Y o r k . T o th e ir d is­

ra tio n h a s b e e n th e ir c o a c h , D a v e

B a s k e t b a l l c o m m u n it y MOURNS LOSS OF OTTAW A’S C l in t D u n n in g

p o in t g u a r d C l i n t D u n n in g d ie d s u d d e n ly a t h is p a r e n ts ' h o m e in on

th e

e v e n in g

of

W ith m a n y o f th e p la y e rs su p ­

p o in t o f v ie w and h a v in g a c o a c h

N ew

r ie n c e . S o m e o f th e p la y e rs had

w o u ld g iv e u s a n e w p e r s p e c t iv e

M a r t l e t s s u r e l y w i ll p u t f o r t h a

s ta r te d p la y in g at a y o u n g a g e

fro m o u tsid e o f th e g a m e ."

O n S u n d a y , th e M a r tle ts shut o u t O tta w a 1 0 - 0 in le a g u e p la y .

T h e M a rtle ts' try s c a m e fro m A n ita

C a m p u s o n Su n d ay afte rn o o n .

O n W e d n e sd a y at C o n c o r d ia , th e S tin g e r s b e a t th e R e d m e n 1 6 1 1. C o re y R ic h a rd s had tw o p en a l­ ty k i c k s f o r 6 p o in t s to le a d th e sc o rin g , and A la n W a in w rig h t had a try. T h e y reb ou n d ed on th e road by ta k in g o u t S h e r b r o o k e 2 7 - 5 on

Y o rk

a n d M a r y la n d , th e

se a so n s u c c è s.

trie s fo r M c G ill, w ith J o n G o o d e ,

A rm d e w sk y an d M a n , and C o h e n

A le x N e m e r o ff and D a v id P h illip s ad d ing sin g le trie s. C o re y R ich a rd s added a c o n v e rt. T h e R e d m e n w ill h o st C o n c o rd ia in th e first round o f th e p la y o f f a t R u th e rfo rd P a rk on ■jut .

and S a b rin a G h a z a l w on th e ir dou b l c s m a tc h e s t o p ic k up a p o in t T h e b ro n z e c o m e s ju s t w e e k s aftei a sca ry c a r a c c id e n t o n th e 4 0 1 .

M a r t l e t s t e n n i s w in s

OUA

bro n ze m ed al

At

th e

OUA

Team

C a m p i o n s h i p s in W e s t e r n , t h e

R e d m e n r u g b y g a in s p l i t

p o r t e r s t r a v e l l in g f r o m a s f a r a s

stro n g e ffo rt in th e ir q u e st fo r p o st­

w h ile o t h e r s h a d n o e x p e r i e n c e .

S u n d a y . S im o n F a b e r s c o re d tw o

w o m e n 's t e n n is te a m f in is h e d in t h i r d p l a c e t o w in t h e b r o n z e m ed a l. T h e y fe ll to T o r o n to 5 - 2 in t h e s e m i - f i n a l s o n F r i d a y , w ith A g a th a P o r a j- K a z m i n s k i p ic k in g up th e o n ly s in g le s v ic to r y . T h e y d efea te d M c M a s te r 4 -1 on Su n d ay to p ic k up th e b r o n z e . P o r a jK a z m in s k i, V iv ia n M a n and C a se y C o h e n a ll w on th e ir sin g le s m a tch ­ e s , w h ile th e te a m s o f S a m a n th a

T h e E n g in e e r in g U n d e rg ra d u a te S o c i e t y p ro u d ly p r e s e n ts ;

S q u ash o p en s sea so n In the first o f th e ir fo u r leagui to u rn e y s , th e M c G ill S q u a sh O u t w on o n e out o f th re e le a g u e m atch e s. M c G ill sw ep t R y e rso n 6 - 0 , w ill Ja s o n F re e m a n , F a is a l K h a n , M ik P re sto n , A d n an S ik a n k e r, D a n R e a and A m a n a Id o re n y in p ic k in g up th e v ic to rie s . T h e y lost to T o ro n n and Q u e e n 's 5 - 1 , a s Id o ren y in w o bo th o f his m a tch e s.

M a r t l e t s v o l l e y b a l l w in s BRONZE

A t th e M c G ill I n v ita tio n a V o lle y b a ll T o u rn a m e n t, th e M a r tle ts w o n tw o o u t o f th re e m a tc h e s to p ic k up th e b r o n z . m e d a l. T h e y d e fe a te d W in n ip e g

Y o u a r e in v ite d to a tte n d o n e o f th e m o s t in te r e s tin g

0 , an d lo s t t o S h e r b r o o k e 3 - 2 in r o u n d - r o b i n p la y . In a t h r i l l i n g b r o n z e -m e d a l m a tc h , th e y b e a i C e ltiq u e 3 m a tc h e s to 2 . M c G ill's M a r ie -C la u d e F e rla n d w a s c h o se n

p h o to e x h ib its h a p p e n in g th is y e a r . A c o ll e c t i o n o f n e v e r

to th e a ll-to u rn a m e n t team .

LostLennonExhibit w e t & d ry

fir s t round o f th e C h a m p io n sh ip s.

c o a c h e a c h o th e r fr o m a p la y e r 's

, a c e jn th e Q u e b e c c o n f e r e n c e £ jt h a 4 . 0 . , a n d w i „ s t a r t t h c M h o m e a , th e M a c D o n a ld

him d early.

U n iv e r s ity o f T o r o n t o , th e c o u n ­ try 's s e c o n d se e d e d te a m , in th e ir

sq u ad th at ru ns th e g am u t in e x p e ­

as

s c h o o l's b e s t a t h le t e s , th e s e c o n d y e a r p sy ch o lo g y m a jo r had b een an e x tr e m e ly p o p u la r m e m b e r o f th e

to O ttaw a. H is d eath is a d ev a sta t­ in g b lo w to h is fo rm e r and cu rren t te a m m a te s and c o a c h e s w h o m iss

T h e te a m is e x p e c te d to p la y th e

in e v it a b le p ro b le m s o f f ie ld in g a

q u e s tio n ,

B o ra y and M ic h e lle P e a rlm a n . T h e M artj e ts fin js h (h e s e a s o n jn f ir s t

D u n n in g , w ho h a ils fro m th e So u th S h o r e , w a s a g ra d u a te o f D a w so n C o ll e g e and p la y e d fo r th e B lu e s m en 's b a sk etb a ll team b e fo re g o in g

th a t w ill

h o p e fu lly c a rr y o n to th e p la y o ffs .

w e do n e ed g u id a n ce ; w e c a n on ly

in to

_ . ,, , ,, ....

O c t o b e r 1 1 th , 1999. O n e o t th e

a d m ir e d f o r h is g r e a t s e n s e o f h u m o u r and jo v ia l c h a r a c te r .

te a m o n a g o o d n o te

th e

c a lle d

Ma r tlet rugby W HITEW ASHES OTTAW A

S P O R T S b r ie f s

d o n e re a lly w ell w ith ou t a c o a c h ," * s a id P a u lin e K a m a th . " A lth o u g h

b o u n d

S a tu rd a y ’ s sh o w in g le a v e s the

c a p ta in s

S c o rin g f o r th e M a rtle ts in the

M o n tre a l

in

Q u e b e c

In sp ite o f th e d ow np o u r o f

S a t u r d a y 's

b e s t te a m

b e f o r e s e e n J o h n L e n n o n a n d Y o k o O n o p ic tu r e s fro m a

STEAM R 0 0 I

p h o to g r a p h e r w h o h a d th e c h a n c e to sp e n d f iv e d a y s in

W H IR L P O O L

th e ir r o o m at th e Q u e e n E liz a b e t h in 1 9 6 9 .

EXERCISE ROOM VIDEO & TV ROOM

O c t o b e r 2 7 th a n d 2 8 th, fr o m 8 : 3 0 to 1 6 :3 0

Ma r t l e t s c r ea m c a r elt o n IN PRESEASON HOCKEY

MASSAGES

M c C o n n e ll E n g in e e r in g B u ild in g , G ro u n d F lo o r

T h e M a rtle ts fin ish e d o f f their 2 - 4 p r e -s e a s o n in s t y le , s m o k u

CEDAR BROOM MASSAGE AIR CONDITIONED

F R E E A D M IS S IO N

C a rle to n 1 3 -0 . S o p h ie A c h e so n had

A ll d o n a tio n s g o to W a r C h ild ( w w w .w a r c h ild .c a )

a h a t-tr ic k , w h ile S a ra h L o m a s and P a u la M a illo u x sco re d tw ic e e a c h .

C in d y -A n n e C a r u f e l, F a n n R o b e r g e , M ic h e lle C h a n g , D a .

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sc h o o l, w here h is

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k ic k and p u n t retu rn s. T h is s te lla r

fa th e r is a fa cu lty

o f r e s o u r c e s an d th e

o u tin g w as e n o u g h to ea rn W e a rin g

m em b er.

sp a rse M o ls o n S ta d iu m

th e d istin c tio n o f b e in g th e M c G ill-

y e a r s o f p la y in g

cro w d s,

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is

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o n e o f u s is th e f o o t b a l l p la y e r .

s o c c e r , S e lw y n ’ s

h a p p y to b e b a c k

in

T h e R e d m e n w ill b e co u n tin g

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h ead c o a c h M ik e

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l b s ., w ith a K r a m e r s t y le h a ir d o ,

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e x tr e m e ly

th e u p co m in g d o o r d ie c o n te s t v e r­

W e a rin g is an u n a ssu m in g c h a r a c ­

M c G ill’ s d e fe n ­

h a v e h im . N o t o n ly is

su s Q u e e n s w h ich w ill d e c id e th e

ter. U n til h e step s o n to th e fo o tb a ll

s iv e c o o r d in a to r ,

W e a r i n g th e s t a r k i c k

te a m s p la y -o ff fa te . W h ile W e a rin g

fie ld that is.

co n v in c e d B e n to

r e tu r n e r , p u n t re tu r n e r

an d h is te a m m a te s a r e n ’ t th r ille d

ta k e up f o o t b a ll.

and slo tb a c k , h e is a lso

about

W e a r in g is o n e th e m o s t e x c it in g

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q u ite an a b le stu d e n t,

re c o rd to d ate, th ey are fo c u se d on

p la y e rs that th e R e d m e n h a v e had

o n to

m a jo r i n g in in d u s tr ia l

c o m i n g a w a y w ith a v i c t o r y o n

in a lo n g tim e . R a n k in g third in the

W e a r in g ’ s b lin d ­

C I A U in k i c k o f f re tu rn y a rd a g e ,

in g

arid eig h th in punt retu rn s, h e is the

c o u ld n ’ t

m o st feared M c G ill p la y er. B e s t o f

m is s e d . H e w a s

a ll, B e n W e a r in g is a M o n tr e a l

g o o d e n o u g h to

o rig in a l.

b e re c ru ite d by a

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s te p p in g th e

fie ld ,

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to

re la tio n s.

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,

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in

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to

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Sunday,

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s a id R e d m e n h e a d c o a c h C h a r lie

in g tw o y e a r s in

W e a rin g w as h is u su a l­

th e

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ly e rs tw h ile s e lf, c a tc h ­

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w e n t to B r o w n

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w h e r e in th e C a n a d ia n F o o t b a l l

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in

y a rd s . H is b e s t p e r fo r ­

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W e a rin g

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re a lm

of

p o s s ib ility

th a t

y ard s w ith 1 0 4 5 . “ H e ’ s d e fin e te ly

P ro v id e n ce ,

m a n c e o f th e s e a s o n

th a t h e th in k s a b o u t to o o fte n .

a b lu e -ch ip p la y e r. H e ’ s an in ten se

Rhode

Is la n d .

c a m e in M c G i l l ’ s d e c i­

I n s t e a d , e n jo y i n g M o n t r e a l a n d

p la y e r and a p ro d u cer, h e ’ s a huge

P la y in g d iv is io n

siv e 4 7 - 1 5 v ic to ry o v e r

M c G ill is m o re on his m in d.

fa c to r in o u r o f f e n c e .”

I-A A A m e ric a n

W in d s o r a t th e h o m e ­

f o o t b a ll w a s n o t

c o m in g gam e O c to b e r 16th.

th e sam e as C a n a d ia n f o o t ­

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re tu rn s h o m e

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p l a y in g p r o f e s s i o n a l f o o t b a l l ] . I ju s t w ant to ta k e in u n iv e rsity and

In th a t c o n t e s t ,

u n iv e r s ity l if e . I ’ m g o in g to ta k e

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l i f e a s it c o m e s a n d l i v e b y th e

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h u g e to u ch d o w n s trik e s o f 61 and

m o m e n t. T h a t ’ s th e o n ly w a y to

h a s f o u r f u l l - t i m e c o a c h e s , th e y

6 8 y a r d s to s p a r k th e R e d m e n

b e .”

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film

o f f e n s e . H e a ls o m a n a g e d to g a in

s t i l l r e a l l y g o o d in C a n a d a . T h e

m o n ey and m o re re s o u rc e s .”

is

G ro w in g up in N D G , W e a rin g

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on

v ery

d iffe r e n t

m a in d iffe re n c e is m o n e y . h e r e ,”

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p ra c tic e s .

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an a d d itio n a l 1 0 3 y a r d s th r o u g h

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