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Published by the Students' Society of McGill University since 1981
Vol. 22 Issue 9
McGill gobbles student revenue; EUS caf is next Mark Sward T h e M c G ill adm inistration is
1985, several faculty student soci
the
eties,
op p ortu n ity to oppose the takeover
in c lu d in g
U n dergrad u ate
the
S o ciety
A rts
and
the
AUS
was
g ive n
v e ry
little
o f the A rts cafeteria, according to A U S President Rachel Telch.
gradually repatriating the operating rights
student
o f the largest groups on campus,
placin g
entered into a collective agreem ent
transfer o f A U S student fees [that
of
w hereby the Students’ Society o f
are collected by the U n iversity on
A n cilla ry Services, w h o outsources
M c G ill U n iversity w o u ld coo rd i
b eh alf o f the A U S ] until the agree
operations to Chartwells Q uébec, a
nate m anagem ent o f all student-run
m en t
school
cafeterias o n campus, stream lining
W ith o u t these fees, the A U S was
o f undergraduate
s ociety-ow n ed
cafeterias,
u n der the ju ris d ic tio n
fo o d
service
corp oration .
“The
U n iversity
was
refused the
sign ed ,”
she
said.
fo o d service operations and increas
unable to operate, so then-President
that have surrendered student con
in g
C hase
trol o f fo o d services, despite receiv
groups.
U n d ergrad u ate
student
societies
T h e U n iversity sees a central ized
service organ iza tion
as the
op e ra tin g
C h artw ells serves
R o b in s o n
was
e ffe c tiv e ly
forced in to agreeing to a solution that he d id n ot fin d favourable. In exchange fo r the cafeterias,
ever, the M c G ill adm inistration has g ive n
revenue.
fo r student
O v e r the past fe w years, h o w
in g som e com pensation fro m the are losin g sign ificant
cafeteria p rofits
Q u é b e c,
C o n c o rd ia
c o n tro l
to
w h ich
also
U n iversity.
the U n iversity o ffe re d w hat
was,
a ccord in g
the A U S to
T elch ,
“essentially a buy-out fee, w hich is
m ost efficien t w ay to feed those
Faculty student societies sign five-
b eing distributed over the five-year
w h o d o n ot venture o f f campus for
year Letters
p e rio d
meals. Several faculty student soci
M c G ill, w h ich define their rights to
eties
disagree,
how ever,
on
the
w h en
of
m eth od fo r cafeteria takeovers has
dent-run cafeterias on campus, w ill
been to change the language o f the
also soon be bought out, according
in The
campus since the
agreements, n o lon ger g ivin g the
to
a snack
student groups the rights to use the
Society V ice-President o f Services
bar
was
opened in the Faculty o f M usic. In
INSIDE
executive o f
U n dergradu ate
See CAFETERIA page 6
R u g b y : B r in g o n t h e N a t io n a ls
Health se rv ice s sick New s
E n g in e e rin g
cafeteria space themselves. T h e 2000-2001
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tion fo r the dom inan t M c G ill team.
Sarah Wright
I t was litd e com p etition at that,
Le Québecker O p in io n / e d i t o r i a l
A c c o r d in g 9
F ea tu res
to
the
M a r tle t
rugby head coach, C on cord ia put up their strongest figh t o f the sea
Monogamy reviewed 11
son against his team in the con fer ence finals on Sunday.
B o w lin g for C o lu m b in e A&E 15
But the Stingers still couldn’t beat M c G ill, holders o f the Q u eb ec Student Sport Federation w o m en ’s
Fernando Daluisio S ports
L e tte r
G o o d Bytes, the engineering
m y are taken away fro m students.
1930s,
the
cafeteria, on e o f tw o surviving stu
build ings.
enterprises on
[o f
A gre e m en t].”
ad m in istration ’s
space
grounds that revenue and autono Students have operated foo d
o f A g re e m en t w ith U n ive rs ity -o w n e d
use
Tuesday, October 29, 2002
The headless Redm an roam s lower field
Science Undergraduate Society, tw o
U niversity,
A&E 15
Features 10
M cG ILL
th em
Deconstructing Hallowe'en
Biker gangs & home delivery
rugby title fo r the past fou r years. 2 0
T h e M artlets are o f f to their fourth national cham pionship in as m any
“I ’d lik e to liv e as a p o o r m an w ith lots o f money. ”
years, after defeating C on cord ia 4910 Sunday. T h is season, C on cord ia pro
— P a b lo Picasso
vid ed the on ly source o f com p eti
n o te d
H ead
C oach
V in c e
deGrandpré. “A n y th in g they threw at us, w e w ere able to answer back.” It was a gam e packed w ith penalties
and
b ig
hits,
g iv in g
M c G ill a taste o f what is to com e at nationals. “ It was a really hard-hitting g a m e ,”
said
secon d
ro w
A rab a
C h in toh . “ T h e y really wanted it and they cam e ou t strong.” F orw ard
C an d ace
Patterson
concurred w ith her teammate. “ T h e y [C on cord ia] had every-
See RECORD SETTERS, page 22
JENNY GEORGE
James McGill rose from his grave to declare another tuition hike.
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