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,VOLUME 5, NUMBER 1 UNIVERSITY OF WATERL OO, Water loo, Ontar io
FRIDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 1%4
MONEYANY,ONESIDENCESORMVILLAGELast week construction commenced
on the University of Water-loos largest building project ,to date.
The first phase of the ninemillio n dollar residence village is
being constructed by Ball Brothersof Kitchener. This fist phase wil
l provide housing for 468 studentsin September 1965 and when
completed in 1967, the village willprovide housing for some 1200
students.
Yes, the, new government loansmakes i t poss ible for anyone to
bor-row money INTEREST FREE. How-ever, al though there is no
academicrequire men t, there is a very import-ant requirement , and
that is need.
The v i l lage is a new concept in res idence hous ing. Each of
the 26res idence houses wi l l be grouped ground tunnels to the
dining hal ls .around a v i l lage square in which wi l l Students
in each res idence group wi l lbe dining hal ls a nd a central k i
tchen dine in their own din ing room.
With the al locat ion .of funds tothis university it is certain
that everystudent who needs the money wi l l geti t . Appl icat ion
forms for these loansmay be obtained only f rom the regis t-rars
office. Interviews wil l then be iarranged af ter the appl icant
has re-gis tered.
on the lower level , and smal l shops on The f i rst s tage of
construct ion wi l lthe upper level . A v i l lage hal l and inc
lude eight houses for men a nd twoother fac i l i t ies for s
tudent govern- for women . In addi t ion, the f i rs t din-ment wi
l l be prov ided within the v i l - ing hal l , the central k i
tchen, a meet-lage complex. ing hal l , cof fee shop, dry c
leaning, and
mai l pick up s tat ion w i l l be bui l t . Presently, the
registrars office hasbeen swamped with appl icat ions. Cer-tainly
this is good, but the terms ofthese loans should be examined
moreclosely. It is not necessary to pay themoney \ back whi le you
are s t i l l inschool ; however, these are loans andmust be paid
back.
The bas ic uni t of the v i l lage is athree-story residence
house. Eachhouse wi l l accommodate 45 to 46students. Each floo r
of the typical re-s idence wi l l have twelve s ingle rooms,two
double rooms, a smal l loung e,and a k i tchenet te. There wi l l
be adon for each res idence to prov idecounsel ing and superv is
ion.
The cost of the first stage is esti-mated at $3,776,000 which w
i l l bef inanced through a mortgage by theCentral Mortgage and
Housing Cor-porat ion. Arrangements have beenmade by the Universi
ty to f inancethe other stages of constructionthrough the same
organizat ion. K-W Record On graduat ion, a person f inds him-
sel f immersed in debt , He has accum-ulated most of these debts
to f inancehis educat ion. But a few are qui teunnecessary, hav ing
been obtainedonly to add f r i lls to his s tudent l i fe.
The site of construction is at thecorner of Columb ia Road and
theplanned extens ion of Westmount THEY QUIT ON (C)USix res idence
houses wi l l make upa res idence group; two wi l l be for
women and four for men. Each res i- Road. This locat ion wi l l
prov ide adence group wi l l have a tutor. The l ink between the
present and future
TORONTO (CUP) Two Q uebec members would al low both Engl
ishunivers i ties have withdrawn f rom theCanad ian Union of
Students (CUS). and French-speaking s tudents to pur-res idences w
i l l be connected by under- teaching and research centres. sue
their separa te interests w ithout Therefore take heed, i f a loan
is
necessary to comp lete, con tinue, orbegin your universi ty
educat ion, themone y is there for your tak ing.
the formality of a rigid structuration.I f we remain in, CUS our
pos i t ionwi l l be that of ei ther a suppressedmniori ty or a
minori ty that defeatsthe majori ty wishes, he said./
Sherbrooke and Montreal announc-ed their wi thdrawal the second
dayof the 28th CUS congress at YorkUniversity. The University of
Lava1wi l l present a mot ion to the congressthis week ask ing
delegates to dissolveCUS and uni te in paral lel unions. Themot ion
prov ides for a bureau ofCanadian Af fai rs to ensure
practicalcooperat ion between paral lel unions.Spokesmen for the
univers it ies ofMontreal and Sherbrooke told thecongress tha t the
present form of theCUS does not sui t French-Canadianneeds.
WHA twenty or less for inform al question-ing. This is espec ial
ly t rue of the newH A P P E N
course be ing offere d to first year en- gineers in Engineering
Syn?.
With Engineering regis t ration on A great dea l of work has
been doneSeptember lOth, and 1 th, the s leepy by the Engineering
department to of -university Jurst into a vital an d bust- fer a
better course to the students,l ing academic community . As of and
by the Regis t rars of f ice to makeSeptember 15th, a total of 953
s tu- regis t rat ion as smooth as poss ible.dents had enrol led in
the four years Bothshould be congratulated on theirof Engineering .
Freshmen made up success.524 of this number. Total enrolmentis
expected to be approx imately twen-ty percent greater than last
year inwhich 481 students enro l led as f resh-men and 306 in al l
senior years. WE WANT
Earl ier Jean Bazin, pres ident of theCUS, said the s tatus the
French uni-versities seek paralle ls the associatestate role
advocated for Quebec bysome French-Canadian nat ional is ts .He
said that al though French-Cana-dian s tudents feel CUS has not
mettheir needs, there is no wide-spreadresentment in French Cana da
againstCUS or i ts Engl ish-speak ing mem-bers,~ and an important
reason for theResignat ions f rom the CUS do not wi thdrawal of the
two univers it ies has
have to be voted on by the congress, been the exc lus ion f rom
CUS of theand are accepted automat ical ly . The Quebec c lass ical
col leges. There arespokesman for Montreal said the 30,OO
French-speaking s tudents in thewithd rawa l of the French-speaking
provinces classical colleg e system.his annual increase in
enrolment
of twenty percent or greater is ex-pected to level o f f wi thin
the nextyear or two to approx imately 600 newstudents each
year.
YOUI f you are one of the nouveau riche
who feel i t his duty to donate someeffect to the University,
Welcom e!The Board of Publ icat ions wants yourassistance. If you
are a free spirit whowants to touch the power of the Uni-versity,
to know the workings ofcampus pol i t ics , to gain ins ight
intothe publ ishing t rade, you belong inour office.
,your mind is , What in the name of maining two, i t s The
Coryphaeus cord on the phonograph or make theal l that \ is
outrageous, is this Boa rd where alk the work is done. The work
coffee.t h ing? - for The Comp endium is s imi lar but I f , on the
other hand, you knowless rushed. \ I that your dest iny is in the
edi torialThe Board o f Publ icat ions is a f ield, then come in
and learn how tosemi-independent s tudent organizat ion turn the
inane rambl ings of the re-that does i ts best to publ ish a year
The actual work is interest ing and port ing s taf f into readable
newsprint .book, The Comp endium; a newspaper, varied. If you dont
think you can The layout staff has the respon sibilityThe
Coryphaeus; a s tudent handbook wri te, it doesn t mat ter. Most
people of seeing that the newspaper hasand a student directory. The
last two don t think they can wri te. When you content and
appearance worthy ofin the shadow of the enormity of the are fed up
with wri t ing, you can come the name of the Univers i ty of
Water-paper an d the yearbook, are relat ively in on prearranged
evenings to do loo. Check the not ice sect ion of thisinsignifica
nt due to the simplicity of some typing or to correct the atroci-
tabloid for the t ime and place of ouractual produc tion skill. Of
the re- bus spellin g, or to turn over the re- organizat ional meet
ing.
A spokesman for the Engineeringdepartment said that the whole
En-gineering course has been revampedand updated. The lectures to
300 s tu-dents or more are s ti l l being used, butthey wi l l be
supplemented to a greaterextent by tutorials, and problem c
las-ses. These tutorial sessions will breakthe large c lasses into
smal l groups of Probably , the quest ion foremost in
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Editor: - - A. 0. Dick Features: - Art AndersonNews : - - Dick
Grenkie Layout: - Mike EdwardsC.U.P.: - - Tom Rankin Advertising:
Mrs. Y. StantonPubl ished by the undergradu&te s tudent body of
the Univers ity ofWaterloo and i ts af f i l iated col leges under
authorizat ion of StudentsCounci l . ,Let ters should be addressed
to: the Edi tor, the Coryphaeus, Univer-sity of Waterloo. They must
be s igned; names wi l l be wi thheld uponrequest.The opinion
expressed herein represents the f reedom of expressionof a
responsible autonomous soc iety .Subscript ions $3.50 Member: Canad
ian Univers ity Press
CANADA STUDENT LOAN PLANIn contrast to some other publ icat
ions, we approve and
support the dec is ion of Parl iament to prov ide federal
loansto educat ion. With the increas ing rate of technological
ad-vancement soc iety can i l l af ford to leave large segments ofi
ts populat ion uneducated. On the one hand we need t rainedpeople
to ass ist in the development and use of new machin-ary . On the
other hand, the amount of leisure t im e avai l -able to an indiv
idual increases every day. Should we askan indiv idual to spend his
spare t ime s taring at a telev is ionscreen? We think not . Many
act ive pursui ts are avai lable,but the indiv idual must have some
training to enjoy manyof them.
One of ten hears the argument that the s tudent shou ldearn
enough money to support himsel f whi le get t ing hiseducat ion.
The argument no longer holds. The cost ofeducat ion has increased
together wi th an increase in theacademic load. These increases
pract ically el iminate theidea of the sel f -made man who earned
his way throughcol lege w ashing dishes. To the person who thinks i
t is s t i l lposs ible, we extend the inv i tat ion and welcome
them tot ry. No, Parl iam ent has taken s teps in the right d i
rect ion.Now, i f only the Prov inc ial government would see the l
ight .
OUR NEW POLICYThe University of Waterloo is hope that the reader
likes the change.young and- modern. To reflec t the As with every
thing else that we do,moderni ty and youth of this ins t i tu- we
wi l l welcome your comments andt ion The Coryphaeus has adopted a
cri tic isms.new f lag and masthead. I t is our The edi tor.
SUMMER TERM 1964Eng. IB
First Class HonoursCammaert , AB, London, Ont . ;Cnossen, W,
Chatham, Ont . ; Dennet t ,IG, King, On t.; Laursen, J, Ottawa,Ont
. ; Ot ten, L, Paris , Ont . ; Pappin,GM, Pembroke, Ont . ;
Saunders, GA,Brockville, Ont.Second Class Honours\ Adams, GR, Port
Colborne,Ont . ; Ahlberg, NR, St . Catharines,Ont . ; Andrew RD,
Sudbury, Ont . ;Bal tman, Z, Toronto 10, Ont . ; Brown,AD,
Walkerton, Ont . ; Browne, JE,Smooth Rock Falls, Ont.; Charters,KA,
Poin te Claire, PQ ; Cuthbert , DR,Toronto 9, Ont . ; Dalbergs, GJ,
Ham-i l ton, Ont . ; Dav ison, WG, Ridgev i l le,Ont.; Dueck, G E,
St. Cathar ines, Ont.;Fay, WL, Bres lau, Ont . ; Finnie, JR,St .
Catharines, Ont . ; Graham, JD,Peterborough, Ont . ; Graves,
AL,Markham, -dnt .; Guy, FA, Wood-ridge. Ont . : Hal l . DE, Ki
tchener,0%; Ham& , KM ; Tecumseh, 0nt . iHancock, KH, Port
Hope, Ont .; Haw-ley, GP, Chippawa , Ont . ; Henderson,PD, Atwood,
Ont . ; Henrich, GR,Courtrig ht, O nt.; Hendrycks, NA,Sarnia, Ont .
; Hol let t , JD, Toronto 16,Ont . ; Hughes, LD, Pierrefonds, Que.
;Jones, JE, St. Marys, Ont.; Jones,RH, Scarborough, Ont . ; Kat ,
KC, St .Catharines, Ont . ; Knack, PA, Preston,Ont . ; Lauri la,
WE, Timmins, Ont . ;Lee, JD, North Bay, Ont . ; Leblanc,AD,
Timmins, Ont . ; Legros, AJ,North Bay. Ont . ; MacBain, NT,Klein
burg , -6nt.; McCarthy, WJ, To-ronto. Ont . : McCutcheon,
DR,Dow&view, Gri t .; McLaren, DP, In-gles ide, Ont .; Melrose,
RG, Toronto,Ont . : Mi l ler, RWC, Sarn ia, Ont .; Mo-haupt , UH,
Gal t , Ont . ; Moore; AC,Toronto 14, Ont . ; Newstead, WT,
Paris , Ont . ; Part ington, LW, Coch-rane, Ont . ; P avone, I ,
St . Catharines,.t 2 The CORY PHAEU S
Ont. ; Peters , AK, H annon, Ont . ;Petersen, GT, Timmins, Ont .
; Phi l -l ion, RS, St . Catharines, Ont . ; Plom-ske, TI,
Waterloo, Ont.; Pollock, JB,Brant ford, Ont . ; Pote, PJ, Ki
tchener,C); : . ; Reynolds, RI , Niagara Fal : ,* Rombeek, H,
Sarnia,Schgfele, .;DK, Cooksv il le, Ont . ;Simon , T, Scarboro,
Ont . ; Smith, PN,Niagara Fal ls . Ont . : Smith, HD, To-rang 16,
Ont . ; Speirar+ BC ; Scarboro,Ont . ; Sprenger, GS, Wrl lowdale,
Ont . ;Stephens, D, Stouf fv i l le, Ont . ; Tay lor,T, Brampton,
Ont . ; Thomas, JP, To-ronto 12, Ont.; Trost, D, Down sview,Ont.;
Tucker, GB, Dee p River, On t.;Turvey, LD, Exeter, Ont.; Tyrie, DH
,Kitchener, Ont . ; Vatcher, A, Keno-gami, Que. ; Walton, JR, Wi l
lowdale,Ont . ; Walton, R E, Niagara Fal ls ,Ont.; Whan , JW,
Scarbo rough, Ont.;Whit f ield, BJ, Peterborough, Ont . ;Zebarth,
JA, White Lake, Ont .
Third Class HonoursAckroyd, RF, Malto n, Ont.;Admas, JG,
Scarborough, Ont . ; An-drews, GD, Chatham, Ont . ; Baetz ,CD,
Neustadt , Ont . ; Bal l , JE; Noble-ton, Ont.; Banks, PR,
Scarboro, Ont.;Bible, JO, Palgrave, Ont . ; Bret t , LR,Creem ore,
Ont.; Brierley, JW, Toron-to 15, Ont . ; Brown , GH,
Downsview,Ont.; Brown, RT, Hanover, Ont . ;Bul l , DA, Rexdale, Ont
. ; Cameron,RA, Fergus, Ont. ; Chisholm, RR,Oakville, Ont.; Clark,
GW, Ridge way,Ont . ; Cousineau, JT, Ori l l ia, Ont . ;Curtis, JE,
Islington , Ont.; Czarnowa s,MZT, T oronto 9, Ont.; Daskewich,JL,
Toronto 2B, Ont . : Duf f , GM,Cornwal l , Ont . ; Dupont , RC, Is
l ing:ton. Ont . : El l is . WA. Ha mil ton, Ont . ;Faulds, GPB,
Kingsmi l l , Ont . ; Fenton;VA, Scarborough, Ont . ; Gi l l ,
EE,Putnam, Ont . ; Graham, IMH , Bramp-ton, Ont . ; Green, JT,
Claremont ,Ont.; Hanley, GJ, North Bay, Ont.;Hardman, JR,
Downsview, Ont . ; Hig-
ginson, JR, Burl ington, Ont . ; Hi l l ,KD. Grimsbv. Ont . :
Hodowansk i , VR,Oshawa, Ontario ; Hoekstra, H, *Oril-l ia, Ont . ;
Huber, - EW, Guelph, Ont . ;Hunt . JE, Toronto 18. Ont . : I
rwin,T, Port Robin son, Ont:; Jenkins, JB,Oran geville, Ont.;
Johnson, GM, Scar-borough, Ont . : Johnston, WA, Ridge-way, ant . ;
Lagasse, JN, Val ley f ield,PO: Lannham, JV. St . Catharines,Ont .
; Lees, JL, Walford Stat ion; Ma&Kinnon, EE, Paris , Ont .;
Mahoney,MJ. Scarborough, Ont . : Mars i l lo, F,Niagara Fal ls , -
dnt . ; &Queen RJ;Ti l lsonbura. Ont . : McRae,
HG,Brampton,-Ont . ; McRae, RC, I Brampiton, Ont.; Mi l ton, WL,
Melv i l le,Saskatchewan; Neufeld, G, Virgi l ,Ont . ; Newton, TT,
Is l ington, Ont . ;Nixon, RD, Toronto, Ont . ; Reinhardt ,HA, Ki
tchener, Ont . ; Sauve, J , Mon-t real 3, Que. ; Savage, RW,
StoneyCreek, Ont . ; Schredl , WH Vienna 14,Austria; S iegris t ,
EG, Oxenden, Ont . ;Sobczuk, RC, Ki tchener, Ont . ; Somer-v i l
le, GS, St . Thomas, Ont . ; Steer,JE, Hi l lsburgh, Ont . ; St ir
l ing, JM,St . Thomas, Ont . ; Tamblyn, CR, Or-ono, Ont . ; Thew,
DJW, Toronto,Ont . ; Van Der Meulen , N, Brant ford,Ont . ; Van
Kats, NAM, Chesterv i l le,0nt . i Venhuizen, YM, Scarborough,Ont .
: Vincent . JH, Cornwal l , Ont . ;Waters, MA,. Peterborough, _ Ont
. )Walsh, MJ, Stratford, Ont.; Wiancko,PRT, Don Mi l ls , Ont .; Wi
lson, BD,King Kirk land, Ont . ; Wi lson, CB,Barrie, Ont . ; Wi
lson, SG, Oi l Springs,Ont.; Wood, D F, St. Marys, Ont.;Wormald,
CT, St . Catharines, Ont .Eng. 2B
Chemic a lFirst Class Honours
Bert ran, DR, Fort Erie, Ont . ;Oshinowo, 0, Nigeria; Rosehart ,
R,Tillsonb urg, Ont.; Westlake, JF, St.Catharines, Ont .Second
Class HonoursCat inia, PJ, Newmarket , Ont . ;Hicks, JW, Ridg
eville , Ont.; Jenkins,RG, Bancroft, Ont.; Kerr, DF, Inger-sol l ,
Ont . ; Marc inkow, HB, FortWi l l iam, Ont . ; *McPhee, GA, Ki t
-chener, Ont .; Sieminowski , A. ; Pres-ton, Ont . ; Smith, WH,
Toronto 9,Ont.; Tufford, JE, Waterloo , Ont.Third Class Honours*Bel
l , %W, D ownsview Ont . ;
*Fadare, 0, Ibadan Nigeria; *MC-Lean, JT, Port Credi t , Ont
.
Civ i lFirst Class HonoursSparrow, EG , Wi l lowdale,Ont .Second
Class Honours
*Sweeney, NR , Wi l lowdale,Ont . ,IThird Class Honours
*Anderson, JC, South Porcu-pine, Ont. ; Cane, DD, Newmarket ,Ont .
; *Eng el , ,P, Waterloo, Ont . ; Ford,FC, Wal lacetown, Ont . ;
*Gayton, RG,Winnipeg, Manitoba; Grik is , A, To-ronto 3, Ont . ;
Henderson, RJ, OwenSound, Ont . ; Heri ty , JF, Waterloo,Ont . ; Hi
l l , G, St . Clair Beach, Ont . ;Marshal l , MG, Markham, Ont .
;*Morphet , MS, Prescott , Ont . ; Weic-kert, HO, Kitchener,
Ont.Elect rical
First Class HonoursCole, WA, Thamesford, Ont . ;Lef fen, DJ,
Scarborough, Ont . ; Ren-wick, WL, Fort Frances, Ont.; Schae-fer,
BM, Teeswater, Ont.; Schlotz-.hauer, KG, Strat ford, Ont .Second
Class HonoursAugustus , JH, Whitby, Ont.;Beaul ieu , R, Strick
land, Ont . ; Doran,WM, Southa mpton, Ont . ; Fischer,FN, Dundalk,
Ont.; Forbes, WJ, FortWi l l iam, O nt . ; *Girdwood, MH,Guelph,
Ont . ; Groat , DR, Guelph,Ont . ; Hogg, WH, Norwich, Ont .
;Holden, RR , Woodbridge, Ont . ;Rosch, R, Komo ka, Ont.;
Schultz,BS, Hamil ton, Ont . ; Stal lworthy, RP,Toronto 13, Ont . ;
Stanat , WA, Ay l-mer, Ont. ; Walker, JE, Canf ield, Ont .Third
Class Honours*Baker, JA , Moscow, Ont.;Boote, FC, Kapuskas ing, Ont
. ; *Dar-gent , RJ, Montreal , 25 Que. ; Dennis ,MC, Ki tchener,
Ont . ; Kidd, GE,Richmond Hi l l , Ont . ; Kleiss , HJ, Wa-terloo,
Ont . ; *Lange, GA, Trenton,Ont . ; *Lutz , MN, Fonthi l l , Ont .
; Mar-tin, RJ, Cooksville, Ont.; *Moritz,BA, Ki tchener, Ont . ;
*Ruminsky, AS,Toronto 3, Ont . ; Shynal , RM , St .Catharin es,
Ont.; *Zakis, AM, Toron-to 10, Ont .
Mechanical .First Class HonoursAndres, WJ, Waterlo o,
Ont.;Armstrong, BD, Richmond, Que. ;Bet ts , KH, Fingal , Ont
.Second Class HonoursI
Dickie, DJ, Lucknow, Ont.;Dufour, RN, Jonquiere, PQ .;
Hannah,
CD, Kitchene r, Ont.; Heissler, G,Frankford, Ont.: Hon g:. HH.
Chats-worth, Ont.; James, -EC, Stratford,Ont.; Johnson, ID,
Sillery, Que.; Mac-Kay, DR, St . Catharines, Ont . ; Mar-t in, EL,
Bade n, Ont . ; Reid. DB, To-ronto 9, Ont . ; Som odi, CA,
Windsor,Ont.Third Class HonoursEmrich, J , Waterloo, Ont . ;*Gal
lagher, A, Wel land, Ont . ; Hea-cock, DW, Levack, Ont.;
Johnson,
GS, Beachburg, Ont . ; Laoye, 0, Iba-dan, Nigeria; Layode, F,
Ibadan, Ni-geria; Mi l ler, WE, Stouf fv i l le, Ont . ;Ramshaw,
JC, Mi l ton, Ont . ; Reb-stock, JE, Crystal Beach , Ont.;
Trem-blay, PHJ, Midland , Ont . ; Wi l lms, E ,St . Catharines, Ont
.Eng. 3A
Chemic a lFirst Class HonoursMuel ler, GS, Waterloo, Ont .Second
Class HonoursAndersen, JM, Brampton,Ont . : Bocchinfuso. P,
Thorold. Ont . :Gunn, HW, Fergus, bnt . ; Margari t is ;A, Waterloo
, Ont.; Rupke, JW, Ket-tleby, Ont.; Stewart, JH, Port Credit,Ont
.Third Class HonoursBeal ly , JD, Toronto 3, Ont . ;*Beecro ft, JE,
Fergus, O nt.; Boyko,
EW, Beamsvi l le, Ont . ; *Fernandes,CS, Water loo, Ont.;
Kovacs, JA, FortErie, Ont . ; *Menheere, WC, Dubl in,Ont .Civ i
l
First Class HonoursKouwen , N, Hamil ton, Ont .Second Class
HonoursBrown, DG, Toronto 12, Ont . ;El l is , DL, Is l ington, Ont
. ; Erwin, EH,Toronto 12, Ont.; Hossack, WJ,Woodstock, Ont.;
Lackie, JW, Bres-lau, Ont . ; Nwachuku, C, Akwete Aba,Nigeria;
Piper, PA, London, Ont . ;Sass, DG, Paris , Ont . ; Thompson,
RL,Grimsby, Ont.; Wong , JK, Toronto2B, Ont .Third Class
Honours*Cannon , BFC, Mi l ton, Ont . ;Casonato, G, Wel land, Ont .
; *Hard-ing WM, Bal t imore, Ont . ; Hudson,RA, St . Catharines,
Ont . ; *Mog an,
MW, Rexdale, Ont . Cont . on Page 3
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GET+ YOUR; bItlENTThe orientat ion commit tee of Student s
Counci l has planned a comprehen- 1
s ive programme. This programme is des igned to welcome f
reshmen and orientthem to services availa ble and to
extracurricular activities. Inf harmon y with thebelie f that
academ cis and extracurricular-activities can exist side by side,
theprogra mme includes lectures, social activities, and a charity
drive as we ll asathletic events. / i,I1 This orientat ion
programme replaces the ini t iat ion period of prev iousyears. The
committee felt that a chang e in tit le was necessary to reflect
thechange in the purpose of the programme. According to the commit
tee, orienta-t ion is intended to prov ide f reshmen with informat
ion about the Universi ty
, -and to prov ide organized soc ial act ivi t ies during his f
i rst week on campus.
0 0AND OTHERSThe Phys ical ~ nd Heal th Educat ion that s
tudents do not emole ip any \Department of fers to any s tudent en-
program unless they are able to at -rol led at the Univers ity of
Waterloo tend the majori ty of the ins t ructionalor any of the
federated or a f f i l iated periods. Classes wi l l be held on
Tues- 7h Ahw SAM \col leges, sk i l l ins t ruct ion in indiv idual
day evenings so as not to interfere , .and dual act iv it ies inc
luding swim- , , wi th any academic periods and s tu- During the
summer man y new,ming, archery , gol f , badminton, ten; dents may
regis ter for any one or changes occurred at Seagram Stadiumnis ,
weight t raining and isometrics . more of the sk i l l programs of
fered. both in the s taf f and in the fac i l i ties . CAMPUS _
CLUBBED CANADA , TO- DEATH 1
I
The pu&ose of the program is to Carl Totzke con tinues as
Director of-s t imulate interest and develop! att i - A complete t
ime-table of act iv it iesof fered and regis t ration forms are
Athlet ics. Ran Pugl iese becomestudes and skills in iactivities
that a dults avai lable at the Phvs ical Edu cat ion Chairman of
the new Department of REPRIEVEDan carry on throug hout th eir life-
,eof f ice, Seagram Stadium. Phys ical E ducat ion. Pat Galassol
isTORONTO (CUP) A n act of fai th
has saved Campus Canada, a two-year-old nat ional s tudent
magazine,f rom infant mortal i ty . D etermined tosalvage the
magazine, delegates tothe 28th Congress of the CanadianUnion of
,Students at York Universi tyvoted to cont inue publ icat ion of
themagazine this year despi te heavy f in-ancia l losses;-For two
years, the Uni-versi ty of Bri t ish Columbia AlmaMater Soc iety
has edi ted the maga-z ine and subs idized i ts losses CampusCanada
is sold at 3% on CUS mem-ber campuses across the country.
The 64-65 term has begun on thecampus of the University of
Waterlo o.Fathers and mothers have been f i l l ingf reshmen and
seniors about the Dosand Don% of universi ty . Wel l , hereis
somesound adv ice. There are manyc lubs on campus at the present t
ime;many m ore wi l l be s tart ing. Al l ofthese clubs are very
interesting andof fer a n educat ion in their f ield. Buttoo of
ten, a person involves himsel fwi th too many of these organizat
ions,and his academic s tanding s l ips .Somet imes this s l ip is
fatal and hef inds that he has fai led his year. Clubsare enjoyable
and informat ive; but. don not let these f lubs take over&n-
school l i fe. j
The Congress passed a mot ion ac-cept ing an of fer by UIBC to
cont inueedi t ing and subs idiz ing the magazine,-and urging
campus CUS commit teesto establish vigorous sales campa igns.Roger
McAfee, pres ident of the UBCAlma Mater Soc iety- told the Con-
.gress, The Campus Canada problem Do Youis not f inanc ial . .The
real problem isthat too many local comm it tees won tget off their
pratts and sell it. Stu-dents can t buy the magazine i f they
Know ,\
t ime. I t is hoped that through the de-velopment of enjoyment
and prof i - the track coach and Don Hayes iswith thelhockey stars.
Wally Dela hey
wi l l be direct ing int ramural act iv it iesfor the men w e
Ruth Hodg kinsonibrings the women into bat t le. Of
don t know i t ex ists , he added.The mot ion ren ewing UBCs ma
n-date to publ ish the magazine cal led
What is Happening
ciency in the skills offere d, a standardof phys ical f i tness
may be maintained,necessary for a healthy, norm al life . The f%.
footbal l g ame is
tomorrow, Sat., Sept . 19. Ryer-j At tendance at the ins t ruct
ional per-iods is voluntary and no credit isgiven towards the
student s degreework. i t is recommended however,
soq takes on our Warriors at 1 , course Do n (B rownie ) Brown
is theSeagram stadium. The intra- I stadium mmager mural gol f
tournament s tarts - .Monday, Sept . 28, and thetrack mee t follows
on the sixthof -October. We h ave lost twovaluable members of our
War-rior teams; Jim Harm , (Foot-bal l ), who went to ,McMasterand
Jerry Raphae l , (Basketball ),who went to Toronto.
New gym equipment has arrived,the weight t raining room has
beenenlarged, and new aspha l t runwaysare on the f ield leading to
the sandpits. Bu t take a look for yourself,take a walk around
Seagrams ,andjoin the SPORTS PROGRAM forthis year.
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for measures to reduce costs and seekstated the magazine should
at temptto be a revue of pol i t ical and soc ialadvert is ing
revenue. In addi t ion, i t
thought ref lec t ing the interests andconcerns of as wide a
group of , Cana-dian s tudents as poss ible.
Enginkering ResultsCo& f rom Page Two
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WATCH THIS SP ACE . . .1 OR FILL IT. . I Train ing for the
October Intercol-legiate Track and Field Meets . has
begun under the direct ion of CoachPat Galasso. Workouts ,are
daily from4:30 to 6:JO at Seagrams S tadium.The frrst meet is on
October 2 atMcMaster and Coach Galasso iscount ing on a s t rong
team this year.Everyone is inv i ted to come out andtrain whether
he has had past t rackand f ield experience or not .
THE WORD ON CANADIANFROM YORK UNIVERSITY
TORONTO (CUP) On the eve of a heri tage which is bas ical ly
French,the 205th anniversary of the bat t le of Bri t ish, and to
an increas ing extentthe Plains of Abraham the dean of American and
European.York Universitys Atkinson Colle ge, ,cal led on Canadians
to work together We are supporters of the struggleas a nat ion and
res is t the tendency for equal i ty for a l l men
everywhere,towards re gional a nd cul tural spl i ts . members of a
nat ion w hich is growingin internat ional esteem. Our leaders
Electrical) First Class HonoursCambridge, EL, Kapuskas ing,Ont.:
Stoffer. CD. Port Elrrin. Ont.
Events Ccilendar-Second .Clas i Honour; **Brooks, DS, Brant
ford, 0nt . iCarmichael , BC,~ North Bay, , Ont . ; Wi// Td
A&*Dawson, AE, . Lacol le, PQ; Edwards,KL, Brant ford. Ont . :
Holmes, RA, Waterloo, Ont . ; Loader, AR, Mon-t real , Que. ;
McGee, WL, Waterloo,
Ont . ; _ Rymer, TC, St . Catharines,Ont . ; Schmah, HJ, Gal t ,
Ont . ; Smye, Available bfAl l of las t years team wi l l be
re-
turning: Tex Houston who won theindoor shot put at Maple Leaf
Gar-dens last January with a toss of 45,Randy Lev in, polevaul t ,
J im Parkerin the % mi le, Ross Prent ice in the1% mi le, and Ade
Peters in the mi le.
JD, Hamil ton, Ont .Third Class Hpnours*Ditschun, L, Rodney, Ont
.Dranf ield, MT, Vi l le St . Michel , PQ;*Quick, HI , Saul t Ste.
Marie, Ont . ;The Booksfore. .
RidoutcPW, West Hi l l , Ont . ; Woods,LM, Toronto 4, Ont
.Mechanical,
First Class Honours
have been and are -numbered amongn a keynote address to the
28thCongress of the Canadian Union of the great defenders of the f
reedomStuden ts (CUS) at York University, and extens ion of
opportuni ty for in- Saturday (Sept. 12), Dr. McCorm ick
dividuals.Smyth stressed the necessity for co-operat ion in common
object ives. We Urging nat ional uni ty he said Can-cannot do wi
thout our fel low Cana-dians, he said.
ada has a his tory of compromise, andshe must con tinue to
effect compro-mises to maintain her s tatus as anat ion.
Amon g the many new prospects on,campus there are three
notables: Lau-rie Bridger (Gordon Graydon, PortCredi t ) who was
thi rd in the OFSAAintermediate y2 mi le; Bob Finlay(Gordon
Graydon) who was on theOFSA A cross) country c hamp ionshipteam and
runs the mi le in the low4:20s ; and Mike Mi l l ig an (Brant
ford),who won the Eastern Ca nadian Jun-ior Shot-Put whi le set t
ing a Canadianrecord of 46 7 wi th the 16 poundshot. - \ ,
Whi le i t may seem on the surfacethat few things are distinctly
Cana-dian, I feel that as a nat ion we have, many indiv idua l
characteristics, hesaid.
We emphasize federal responsibi l i -ties rather than local
rights. W e have
Pacey, WC, Bancroft, Ont.Second - class -Honours -Al l ison, D
P, Ki tchener, Ont . ;Babbs, GA, Peterborough, Ont . ;Blake, HO,
Happy V al ley , Labrador;Cofe ll, JF, Ingerso ll, Ont.; Collin
s,JH, Oakville Ont.; Ha&l, JF, Scar-borough, O nt . ;
MacGregor, WR, Hi l -l ier, Ont. ; Pool , H, Chatham, Ont . ;Riddel
l , A E, Sudbury, Ont . ; Stodul-ski, RJ, Toron to 3, Ont.; Tsuji,
JK,Ham ilton, Ont.hZavitz, GD, CrystalBeach, Ont .Third Class
HonoursBoyd, DC, Mount Elgin, Ont . ;Weames, BG, Strat ford, Ont .
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We have a heri tage of l iberal de-mocracy Andy we must be wi l
l ing tocont inue to develop our intel lec tualand tolerant qual i
t ies i f we are to becapable of rapid adjustment to chang-ing
circumstances.
WANT ADS, Want ads wi l l be accepted ona cash only bas is : the
price wi l lbe 5Oc for the first 15 wordsaizd .5Oc a word thereaf
ter perissue.ST&JXON-WAGON required.Contact Pigg ins -
PsychologyDept .
Friday September 18 1964 3
WORK FOR . THE CORYPHAEUS:
~ ~~~i Overheard at the newspaper of f ice:I don t know about
you, but I mgo ing home .
ITS FUN GoodnightMoral : Some stay long& than others .
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