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^ Tuesday, December 6 , 1983

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Students’ Society Lends Support To MAP A t a re c e n t m eetin g o f e le cte d stu ­ d en t L e a d e r s , th e P re s id e n t o f th e M cG ill S td e n ts ’ S o c ie ty , B ru c e M .

H ic k s , a n n o u n c e d th e first p a y m e n t o f $ 4 1 3 ,0 0 0 b y th e stu d en ts o f M cG ill U n iv e rs ity as p a r t o f th e ir u n iq u e p led g e o f $ 4 m illio n to w a rd s th e M cG ill A d v a n c e m e n t P r o g r a m .

T h e stu d en ts h a v e m o b ilized to su p ­ p o r t th e p ro p o s e d new a th le tics h all and re n o v a tio n s to th e e x is tin g a th le tic s fa cilitie s. T h e ir c o n trib u tio n w as d ecid ed b y a n e x tr a o r d in a r y

B r u c e M . H ic k s (le f t), P re s id e n t o f th e S tu d e n ts’ S o c ie ty , is jo in e d b y th e c o C h a irm e n o f th e S tu d e n ts ’ A th le tic s C o u n c il (seen stan d in g o n e ith e r side o f P rin c ip a l Jo h n s o n ) R o b in A n d e rs o n (le ft) an d L o r i H e n ritz y (r ig h t), to p re ­ sen t th e first in sta llm e n t (o v e r $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ) o f th e stu d e n t p led ge o f $ 4 m illio n d o lla rs to w a rd s th e p ro p o s e d new A th le tic s H a ll. A ck n o w le d in g th is c o n trib u ­ tio n , to g e th e r w ith P r in c ip a l Jo h n s o n is H u g h H a llw a rd (r ig h t), C h a irm a n o f th e B o a r d o f G o v e r n o r s .

McGillFEST Presents Cheque

by B ria n T o d d M c G ill’ s lo w e r c a m p u s o ffic ia lly d o ffe d its c a p to th e p eo p le o n th e u p ­ p e r c a m p u s la st w eek w h en th e o rg a n iz e rs o f th e M c G illF E S T 1 0 k m R o a d R a c e p re se n te d a ch e q u e fo r $ 1 7 5 5 to th e M cG ill C a n c e r C e n tre .

R eceiv in g th e ch e q u e f o r th e C a n c e r C e n tre w as D r . R o g e r H a n d , th e d ire c ­ to r o f th e c e n tr e . D r . H a n d , h im se lf a m a r a th o n ru n n e r , ra n th e 10 k m r a c e .

D u rin g th e p re s e n ta tio n o f th e ch e q u e , h e e x p re sse d th e h o p e th a t th e r a c e w o u ld c o n tin u e o n its p re se n t ev ery th re e -y e a r b a s is . H e w as a lso v e ry su p ­ p o rtiv e o f th e su g g e stio n th a t th e r a c e b e a n a n n u a l ra c e o rg a n iz e d b y so m e g ro u p w ith in M c G ill. C u r re n tly , th e

r a c e is ru n as a p a rt o f th e O p en H o u s e c e le b ra tio n s th a t o n ly o c c u r e v ery th re e y e a rs .

P re s e n tin g th e ch e q u e o n b e h a lf o f M c G illF E S T w as R o n a ld L e b e r , th e ra c e d ir e c to r . L e b e r w as resp o n sib le f o r o rg a n iz in g th e e v e n t a n d c o ­ o rd in a tin g th e sp o n so rs w h o m a d e th e d o n a tio n p o ssib le. I f th e sp o n s o rs h ad n o t p ick ed u p th e ta b f o r th e r a c e , it w o u ld h a v e c o s t M c G illF E S T $ 7 ,0 0 0 to h o ld it. M r . L e b e r h a d p la n n e d to ru n th e ra c e b u t w as u n ab le to d u e to an a n k le in ju ry su ffe re d d u rin g o rg a n iz a ­ tio n .

P rin c ip a l J o h n s to n a ck n o w le d g e d th e g ift o n b e h a lf o f th e U n iv e rs ity . D r.

J o h n s to n a lso ra n th e ra c e .

re fe re n d u m h eld o n c a m p u s in th e sp r­ ing o f 1 9 8 2 , resu ltin g in a p led g e o f $ 1 5 p e r stu d e n t p e r y e a r f o r th e n e x t te n y e a rs . In clu d in g in te re s t, th is c o m ­ m itm e n t will g e n e ra te $ 4 m illio n to w a rd th e c a m p a ig n .

B ru c e H ick s h ig h lig h ted th e f a c t th a t p re se n t fa cilitie s, a le g a c y fr o m A lu m ­ n i, w ere b u ilt f o r a “ stu d en t b o d y o f 3 0 0 0 a n d as su ch h a v e b een h o p elessly in a d e q u a te f o r m a n y y e a rs ” . T o d a y m o r e th a n 2 0 0 0 stu d en ts use th e a th le tics fa cilities p e r d a y . In f a c t , tw o o u t o f th re e stu d e n ts a re e n ro lled in som e fo r m o f o rg a n iz e d M cG ill a th le tic p r o g r a m . “ T h e n eed is o b v io u s n o w , an d o u r stu d e n t lead ersh ip to d a y is d eterm in ed to m a k e fu tu re stu d en t life a t M cG ill even b e tte r ” .

M r. H u g h H a llw a rd , C h a irm a n o f M c G ill’ s B o a r d o f G o v e r n o r s , e m ­ p h asized th e im p o r ta n c e o f v o lu n te e r

a lu m n i, p a re n ts , a s s o c ia te s , and frie n d s. H e a ck n o w le d g e d th a t th e B o ard o f G o v e r n o r s ’ d ecisio n to la u n c h th e $61 m illio n c a m p a ig n is a re fle c tio n o f th e c u rre n t n eed o f fu n d s b y th e U n iv e rs ity to g u a ra n te e its c o m ­ m itm e n t to e x ce lle n ce . H a llw a rd also ex p la in e d th a t th e o b je c tiv e o f $61 m illio n w as estab lish ed “ th ro u g h a feasib ility stu d y o f M cG ill U n v e rs ity ’ s ‘ c o n s titu e n c y ’ , a n d a v e ry serio u s dis­ cu ssio n a n d c o m m itm e n t b y th e B o a r d o f G overn ors” .

lead ersh ip to w a rd s su cce ssfu l c o m p le ­ tio n o f th e c a m p a ig n a n d sp o k e o f th e k ey lead ers w h o will d ire ct an a rm y o f v o lu n te e rs f o r th e n e x t th re e y e a rs in

H ic k s p o in te d o u t th a t th is c o n trib u ­ tio n t o th e A d v a n c e m e n t P r o g r a m sh o u ld n o t b e seen as a b la n k c h e c k ; “ T h e r e a r e still p ro b le m s to b e iro n e d o u t o n b o th s id e s .” N e v e rth e le ss, ju s t in th e sa m e w ay th e A d m in is tra tio n h as given th e ir m o r a l c o m m itm e n t to th e A th le tic s fa c ility , th e stu d en ts a re fully b eh in d th e M .A .P .

P rin c ip a l D av id L . J o h n s to n e x ­ p lain ed th a t b o th th e $61 m illio n g o a l an d th e c o m m itm e n t b y M c G ill’ s stu d en ts to w a rd s th e c a m p a ig n a re p re c e d e n ts f o r C a n a d ia n u n iv ersities.

In his d iscu ssio n s w ith o th e r u n iv ersitiy p rin cip a ls b o th in C a n a d a a n d a b r o a d , he h ig h lig h ts th e $ 4 m illio n p led ge fr o m stu d e n ts as a n e x a m p le o f th e U n iv e rs ity ’ s to ta l in v o lv e m e n t in th e c a m p a ig n . In clu d e d in th e “ g ifts an d p led ges in h a n d a t th e s ta r t o f C a m ­ p aig n in th e a m o u n t o f $ 2 4 .9 m illio n ” , th e c o n trib u tio n b y M cG ill’ s stu d en ts h as ad d e d su b s ta n ce a n d c re d ib ility to th e c a m p a g in ’ s th e m e — A C o m m it­

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Staffers of the Tribune thought it would be nice to share with you their Christmas wishes. They are as follows: Ralph Quirino: I ’ m n o t a d e m a n d in g p e rs o n , all I really w a n t is th e 2 0 0 -v o lu m e set o f M a n to v a n i’ s g re a te s t re c o rd in g s a n d d a te s w ith E r i c a J o n g , C a r o le P o p e a n d K a re n K a in . S e rio u sly ? T o live th ro u g h ’ 8 4 .

Brian Todd: I re a lly o n ly w a n t o n e th in g f o r C h r is tm a s : s a n ity . I f th is is to o m u c h to a s k , I ’ d lik e t o p ass all o f m y e x a m s .

Ravi Durvasula: I ’ d lik e a lo n g , co m p re h e n siv e list o f to p ic s f o r fu tu re c o l­ u m n s ...

Steve Kravcik: I w a n t p e a c e o n e a rth a n d g o o d w ill to all m e n , o r else a n e q u alizer f o r m y s te re o .

James Woodman: P e a c e a n d lo v e o n e a r th , failin g w h ich I ’ ll ta k e a re u n io n o f

the Monkee’s.

Kathryn Buleychuk:

F iv e g o ld e n rin g s! F o u r callin g b ird s , th re e F r e n c h h en s, tw o tu rtle d o v e s , a n d a g o ld p la te d f u n -n e l-l a t-o r !!!

Sarah Chisholm: M y w ish , e h ? I ’ ll n ev er te l l ...

Todd Kasenberg: I w a n t 3 6 6 allerg y a n d a s th m a -fre e d a y s , 1 5 ,0 0 0 m e m b e rs o f th e A n ti-A p a th y C o m m itte e , an d a new t u r b a n ...

M erry C h ristm as, M r. H icks.

Todd Kasenberg presents A film by Nobody Important Starring Bruce Hicks Earl Taylor Lisette Noodleman

Music by R a d io M cG ill Based on the writings o f M a h a tm a G h an d i and N eil S im on Screenplay by L in d a F ru m Directed by Suzy Goldenberg

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A World To Gain: Blue Peter m e m b e rs in th e g ro u p a r e P a u l H u m ­ p h rey (v o c a ls ), C h r is W a rd m a n (g u ita r ), R ic k J o u d r e y (b a s s ), an d O w en T e n n y s o n (d ru m s ).

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by Ralph Quirino Blue Peter’s re p u ta tio n

is g ro w in g by leap s a n d b o u n d s . H a v in g a cq u ire d a so lid fo llo w in g o u t w est a n d in M o n ­ tr é a l (w h e re th e b a n d ’ s m o s t re c e n t re le a se Falling receiv ed h e a v y A M an d F M p la y ), th e se fiv e y o u n g m e n , v e te ra n s o f th e O n ta r io p u n k a n d new w a v e sce n e , a re a ch ie v in g th e k in d o f su ccess th e y w a n t. T h e r v id eo o f Don’t Walk Past is a s ta n d a rd re q u e st o n M T V a n d o th e r v id eo n e tw o rk s a c ro s s A m e r ic a .

Blue Peter’s

s to ry clo se ly p arallels th a t o f its la b e l, R e a d y R e c o rd s .

O p e r a tin g o u t o f O n ta rio , w ith d istrib u tio n h a n d le d b y A & M R e c o r d s , th is in d ep en d en t c o m p a n y h a s alw ay s s to o d b eh in d th e g ro u p , releasin g E P s

“ M o n tré a l is a g r e a t c ity . W e lo v e to c o m e h e re . T h e r e ’ s m u c h to d o , lo ts to see. Y o u ’ ve g o t so m e g o o d clu b s h ere like L e G la c e an d B e a t. T h e p eo p le are g re a t. W e ’ ve p lay ed h e re b e fo re , a t the S p e c tru m ; it w as a p le a s u re .” T h e ir e n e rg y h as g iven Blue Peter a cu lt fo llo w in g in m o s t cities a c ro s s th e c o u n tr y . T h e y ’ ve a lso p lay ed so m e c o n c e r t d a te s in u p p e r N ew Y o r k S ta te as w ell, w h ere th e y w ere receiv ed w a rm ly .

U n a f r a id o f th e ir m u sic an d its d is m is s a l by som e c ritic s as “ e a s y -p o p ” , Blue Peter’s so u n d w as a lw a y s, a c c o rd in g to S n id e rm a n , a c o n s ta n t. T h e ir first releases (Test Pat­ tern For Living, Radio Silence a n d Up To You) still sta n d a s “ n ew w a v e ” (f o r la c k o f a b e tte r te r m ) m a s te rp ie c e s . “ T h e w a y I see it, it’ s a syn th esis b e t­ w een p o p a n d b e a t m u sic an d a c e rta in c u ltiv a te d a m b iv a le n c e a n d a m b ig u ity .

B a s ic a lly it’ s a p o sitiv e so u n d w ith sligh tly o ff-w h ite feelin g s. I t ’ s ce rta in ly n o t c o ld a n d im p e rs o n a l, n o r is it d ep ressin g . “ W e w a n te d to d eal “ fa llin g ” o n th e la s t k n o w , fallin g in lo v e . B u t d a rd w a y ; w e lo o k e d a t

m o s tly w ith a lb u m . Y o u n o t in a s ta n ­ it fr o m d if­

I sp o k e to J a s o n S n id e rm a n , th e g r o u p ’ s k e y b o a rd is t, p rio r to th e B a llr o o m d a te la s t F r i d a y . W e d iscu ss­ ed th e s u cce ss o f Falling, th e c o m in g

fe re n t a n g le s. T h e b rid g e o n th e c o v e r is n ’ t a s o m b re m e ta p h o r . A c tu a lly , it h a s n o th in g to d o w ith fallin g . I saw th a t b rid g e , to o k a p ic tu re , a n d t h a t ’ s all th e re w as to it. I d o n ’ t see a n y sy m ­ b o lism . C e rta in ly , th e re is a sta rk q u a lity in th e im a g e , b u t I feel th a t it an d th e so n g s w ere n o t in ten d ed as a series o f m o rb id s ta te m e n ts .”

release o f Version (a n E P o f th re e o r fo u r so n g s) a n d th e im p o r ta n c e o f v id e o in a n a r tis t’ s life. T h e o th e r

A n in terestin g c o v e r ... C e rta in ly o n e th a t a v o id s th e clich és o f a lb u m -c o v e r

an d m ini a lb u m s w h en u n p ro fita b le to d o s o . W ith Blue Peter’s g ro w in g m a tu r ity an d s u c c e s s , R e a d y a ls o h as g ro w n .

a r t . N o s c a n tily -c la d b e a u ty lick in g h er lips in a M a lib u su n rise, n o to u g h , le a th e r -c la d a n d b ra in e d g u ita r-p la y in g c lo n e , n o la se r-sla sh in g sp acesh ip s.

T h e sa m e is tr u e o f th e ir v id e o s. “ W e h a d to ta l c o n tr o l u n d e r R o b Q u a rtly o n h o w w e w ere to m a k e o u r v id e o s.

H e s a id , ‘ O k a y , tell m e w h a t y o u D O N ’ T w a n t.’ T h a t is h o w w e w en t a b o u t it. N o h a lf-d re s s e d g irls, n o n eo n lig h ts, y o u k n o w th e c lic h é s . W e w a n te d to m a k e a Blue Peter v id e o . It en d ed u p b ein g a P a u l H u m p h re y v id e o , b u t t h a t ’ s ju s t a s w ell, h e ’ s th e h a n d s o m e s t o n e in th e g r o u p ,” S n id er­ m a n la u g h e d .

“ T h e s a m e is tr u e w ith th e a lb u m .

D o in g Falling w ith S tev e N y e w as a p o sitiv e e x p e rie n c e . W e to ld h im w h at w e w ere lo o k in g f o r , a n d h e m a d e su re w e g o t it. H is p rim a ry c o n c e r n w as h o w w e so u n d e d . I w o u ld like to w o rk w ith N y e o n th e n e x t a lb u m . B u t i f w e c o u ld n ’ t g e t h im , I ’ d b e h a p p y w ith (a m o n g o th e rs ) A le x S ad k in (T h o m p ­ so n T w in s ). H e ’ d b rin g in a slightly fu n k ie r so u n d . I ’ m n o t o p p o s e d to th a t.

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a re m ix in g a n d ex te n d in g o f th re e o r fo u r so n g s fr o m th e Falling a lb u m . “ I t ’ s ta r g e tte d f o r d a n c e clu b s a c ro s s C anada an d in s o m e A m e r i c a n m a r k e ts . W ith th e su cce ss o f Don’t

Walk Past in so m e clu b s d o w n S o u th , w e fig u re d w e’ d re le a se so m e o th e r so n g s fr o m th e alb u m to g e t m o m e n ­ tu m g o in g . W e in clu d ed Don’t Walk Past f o r all th o s e w h o m issed it th e first ti m e .”

T h e ir n e x t d ire c tio n is a new a lb u m , to be r e c o r d e d an d c o m p le te d in th e N ew Y e a r . S o f a r , a few tu n es h av e b een w ritte n , in clu d in g a p iece titled Luxury, w h ich th e b a n d p e rfo r m s o n s t a g e ... “ W e ’ re ju s t re a c h in g o u r p e a k , w e’ re g e ttin g th in g s g o in g an d I th in k w e h a v e th e p o te n tia l to d o it all. W e w a n t to p ro g re s s , d o m o r e th a n w h a t’ s e x p e c te d .”

Blue Peter sta n d s a w o rld to g a in .

A lre a d y , th e y h a v e a ch ie v e d su cce ss in E n g la n d a n d H o lla n d . T h e w o rld lo o k s a little m o r e p ro m is in g e a c h d a y . W ith p a ssio n a n d e m o tio n , S n id e rm a n , T e n ­ n y s o n , J o u d r e y , H u m p h re y a n d W a r d m a n sta n d re a d y a n d w illing to go h ig h e r. A n d th e y ’ ll d o it.

D IALOGUE ON ISSUE; W e’re pleased to announce that Colin and Mark will return in January with Dialogue on Issu e s. Ju st bringing you what you want to read.

The Editors

Merry Christmas From The University Centre A service of the Students’ Society of McGill University.

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by Ralph Quirino Tibune Features’ Editor

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T h e a tre is u su ally d efin ed a s th e h o riz o n ta l m o tio n o f a c to r s a c r o s s a sta g e a r e a . O n o c c a s io n , d ia g o n a l sp a ce is u sed to su g g est so m e fo r m o f e le v a tio n .

M a u r ic e P o d b r e y ’ s d ire c tio n o f P a tr ic k M e y e rs ’ p la y K2. a t th e C e n ­ ta u r T h e a tre u n til th e fo u rte e n th o f D e c e m b e r, p re se n ts a fa s c in a tin g stu d y o f tw o in d iv id u als tra p p e d o n th e e a s te rn side o f a tr e a c h e r o u s m o u n ta in , th e se co n d h ig h est in th e w o rld . U sin g a c tio n o c c u rin g in a v e rtic a l m a n n e r, a n d w ith a p lexig lass an d sy m b o list se t, tw o a m a t e u r m o u n ta in -c lim b e rs (H a r o ld an d T a y lo r ) fin d th em selv es c a u g h t o n a led ge d u rin g th e ir d escen t fr o m K 2 ’ s p e a k .

M a rc e l D a u p h in a is ’ led g e, ja g g e d a n d c o ld , g e n e ra te s th e p recise a m o u n t o f te n sio n b etw een m en a n d m o u n ta in .

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m an n e rism s a n d id eo lo g ies m a k e fo r a n in tim a te s tu d y o f frie n d s h ip , h o n o u r an d m issio n .

T h e a c tin g is a d m ira b le if so m e w h a t p re d ic ta b le , b u t w h a t a f f e c te d m e m o s t a b o u t th ie r p e rfo r m a n c e s w ere th eir levels o f sin ce rity to o n e a n o th e r.

R o b e r t H a le y a n d S tep h en M a rk le p lay ed o f f e a c h o th e r w ith h e a rt an d so u l. I f a few lines seem ed fo r c e d an d so m e w h a t h o llo w , th e ir p re c a rio u s s itu a tio n a n d th e ir re a c tio n s to h o p e an d d e a th su ffu se d th e p la y w ith an o c c a s io n a lly m e ta p h y s ic a l and tra n s c e n d e n ta l m a g ic . K 2 is a w a r m , h o n e s t lo o k a t tw o m en .a n d th e ir u n e a sy frien d sh ip w h ich is lin k ed to th e ir m u tu a l lo v e o f m o u n ta in ­ clim b in g as an e s c a p e a n d / o r tr u th ­ seek in g m e c h a n is m . S y n th esisin g b o th g u tte ra l a n d p ro s a ic d ia lo g u e fo r m s in­ to a u n ifo rm ly in fo r m a l,y e t tr a g ic o m ic w h o le, K 2 is a v a lia n t, n o b le e f f o r t. A s n o b le a s , e x c u s e th e a n a lo g y , clim b in g a m o u n ta in an d re a c h in g its p e a k .

P 1 0 2 I S 6 n o t e ! The University Centre Building, 3480 McTavish Street, will c lo se at 5:00 p.m . on Thursday D ecem ber 22, 1983 for the Christmas and New Year holidays, and will re-open at 7:00 a.m . on Tuesday January 3, 1984.

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The Montréal Music Scene

by Lilly Buchwitz

o p en in g a c t w as th e

O .K ., so e v e ry p re -p u b e s c e n t te e n a g e r in M o n tré a l to d a y th in k s M ic h a e l J a c k s o n is th e g re a te s t th in g sin ce R u b ik ’ s c u b e . Culture Club is th e m o s t p o p u la r b a n d to b e im p o rte d re c e n tly fr o m th a t C a m e lo t o f ‘ new m u s ic ’ , E n g la n d . A n d Genesis alb u m s will c o n tin u e t o a ch ie v e ra d io a irtim e u n til P h il C o llin s d ro p s d e a d o f old a g e . B u t w e a r e in U n iv e rs ity n o w . W e a r e th e n e x t in te lle ctu a ls o f o u r tim e .

W e sh o u ld b e o ld en o u g h to d ecid e fo r

o n ly m e m o r a b le c o n tr ib u tio n w as m a d e b y th e ir r a th e r ta le n te d s a x ­ o p h o n e p la y e r. The Ferocious Bunnies,

o u rselv es w h a t is g o o d in n ew m isic a n d w h a t is o v e r-h y p e d tr a s h . W h a t ’ s o u t th e re f o r us?

S u rp rise ! U n k o w n b y to o m a n y p e o ­ ple in th is c ity is th e f a c t th a t M o n tre a l h as its ow n u n iq u e c u ltu re o f stru g g lin g b u t su rv iv in g lo c a l b a n d s . T h e se b a n d s , h o w e v e r, will n o t b e fo u n d p lay in g live a t th e F o r u m . N e ith e r d o th e y en g a g e in c r o s s c o u n tr y o r in te r n a ­ tio n a l to u r s . T h e y re m a in in o u r c ity .

E v e n tu a lly th e y m a y b e a b le to fo llo w in th e fo o ts te p s o f Rational Youth an d

Men Without Hats.

F o r tu n a te ly , th e re is a t le a st o n e sm all g ro u p o f p eo p le w h o c a r e a b o u t o u r lo c a l ta le n t. T h e y h a v e fo r m e d an o rg a n iz a tio n ca lle d S .O .S . (S a v e O u r S o n g w rite rs) P r o d u c tio n s o f M o n tré a l.

T h e y p u t o n p e rfo r m a n c e s b y M o n ­ tr é a l b a n d s a n d assist th e m in th e ir s e a rc h f o r fa m e an d fo r tu n e .

R e c e n tly , S .O .S . p ro d u c e d a sh o w a t H o ld e n F is h e r H a ll in M o n tré a l, fe a tu rin g th re e o f th ese b a n d s . T h e

Kinkades,

w h o se

w h o se n a m e a t least will n o t be f o r g o t­ ten a s easily a s th e ir m u s ic , u n f o r ­ tu n a te ly lap sed in to a fa u x -p a s a m o n g serio u s lo c a l b a n d s b y p lay in g p o p u la r c o v e r so n g s.

T h e h igh lig h t o f th e sh o w w as a r a r e p e r f o r m a n c e b y This “ Blue Piano” .

A s th e y to o k to th e s ta g e , th e cro w d to o k to th e d a n c e f lo o r . T h e ir o p en in g n u m b e r, a c h e e ry p o p tu n e en titled “ I B e fo re E ” b e a rs a v e ry fa in t m u sica l re s e m b la n c e to The Jam, b u t S tep h en L a m o n t’ s v o c a ls do not le n d th em selv es to c o m p a r is o n . H a rm o n ie s b y b assist K e n A s h d o w n an d d ru m s o f C o lin C a h ill p ro v id e d a u n iq u e set o f so n g s f r o m d riv in g r o c k to b a lla d s o f an g u ish a n d b a c k a g a in .

This “ Blue Piano”

h a v e even b een a m b itio u s en o u g h to fo r m th e ir ow n re c o r d la b e l, ca lle d “ W a s te Islan d R e c o r d s ” . U sin g th is n a m e , th e y h av e released a se lf-p ro d u c e d c a s s e tte c o lle c ­ tio n o f 11 o f th e ir b est so n g s, in clu d in g “ I B e f o r e E ” , th e ir p o te n tia l h it sin gle.

T h e c o lle c tio n is ca lle d “ D ick A n d J a n e E a t G o d ” f o r re a s o n s th a t d efy e x p la n a tio n . In o r d e r to a ch ie v e b e tte r r e c o g n itio n , “ D ick A n d J a n e ” c a n be fo u n d in a b rig h t re d p a c k a g e , c o m ­ p lete w ith p o ste rs a n d ly ric sh e e t, at u p -to -d a te re c o r d sto re s in M o n tré a l.

I t ’ s rid icu lo u sly lo w p ric e m a k e s it ea si­ ly a cce ssib le to a n y d a rin g re c o r d b u y er

Oinkers On The

by Wilbur

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p o c k e ts — I c o u ld s tu f f m y fo o d in sid e an d fe a s t! T h e f a r e w as n o t sp icy b u t a b so lu te ly d e licio u s! It w as so g o o d , th a t I m u s t h a v e s a v o re d e a c h b ite slow ly b e c a u s e I w as still e a tin g w h en all th e o th e r p iglets left to p a y th e ch eck .

M y p la te h a d b e a n s , s a la d , sp an ish ty p e ric e a n d c h e e s e -c o v e re d ch ick e n .

O n th e sid e, in a little b a s k e t sh ap ed lik e a M e x ic a n h a t c a m e six p ita -

A lth o u g h th e o th e r p iglets e n jo y e d th e ir m e a ls , th e y w ere n o t t o o th rilled w ith th e p la c e . T h e y h a d a n tic ip a te d p ra c tis in g th e ir fine e a tin g ab ilities, b u t w ere d isa p p o in te d a t th e la c k o f sp ice in th e f o o d . I gu ess th e y ’ ll n ev er be ab le to jo in th e c irc u s n o w ! S teep p rices c a n b e so m e w h a t a v o id e d by o b se rv in g th e r e s ta u r a n t’ s h a p p y h o u rs (4 -7 T u e s d a y to F r id a y ) an d d aily sp ecials (5 t o 7 p .m .) . W e a lso a rriv e d to o e a rly to ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e w eek en d e n te rta in m e n t w h ich u su ally gets u n d e rw a y c lo s e t o th e w itch in g h o u r. W e all a g re e d th a t th e m e a l w as filling a n d not a w aste o f tim e . I f y o u h ave a p ig ’ s a p p e tite a n d a m p le m o n e y , ch eck o u t th e p in k a rm a d illo a t T a to u ’ s. O p e n all w eek e x c e p t M o n ­ d ays (w h ich a re set asid e f o r th e s c re e n ­ ing o f re p e rto ire film s) fr o m 5 p .m . till w h e n e v e r th e c r o w d d ies d o w n !

8 4 3 -6 6 7 0 .

W ilb u r’ s ra tin g : O in k .

Concert Corner T h e P a y o la $ /T h e H e a d p in s

by James Woodman I h ad a c h a n c e to c a tc h tw o o f th e c o u n tr y ’ s u p -a n d -c o m in g m u sic p r o ­ d u c ts d u rin g th e re c e n t flo o d o f C a n a ­ d ian ta le n t p e rfo rm in g o v e r a t th e S p e c tru m . The Payolas, la st y e a r ’ s J u n o w in n ers a s b est new g ro u p , w ere in to w n as p a r t o f th e c u rre n t “ H a m ­ m e r o n a D r u m ” to u r . A f te r a s h o r t, r a th e r p o lite o p en in g a c t p e r f o r m a n c e b y “ T a lle y h o ” , th e P a y o la s to o k to th e s ta g e . T h e y to o k a little w hile to stir th e p a c k e d S p e c tru m , b u t b y th e tim e th e fin al n o te s o f “ W h ite M a n ” h a d fa d ­ e d , th e c ro w d h a d settled in to a fre n ­ zied s ta te . P a u l H y d e h a d th e c ro w d in his b a c k p o c k e t as h e led th e m th ro u g h c h o ru s e s o f “ I ’ ll find a n o th e r ” an d “ E y e s o f a S tr a n g e r .” The Payolas tr e a te d us to o n e o f th o s e p o lish e d , p ro fe s s io n a l p e rfo r m a n c e s th a t o n e d o es n o t easily f o r g e t. S im p ly s ta te d , th is b a n d sh o w ed all th e in d ic a tio n s o f b ig g er an d b e tte r th in g s to c o m e . N e x t

tim e , m a k e su re y o u g et y o u r tick ets e a rly .

O n th e o th e r h a n d , The Headpins ro lle d in to to w n la st T u e s d a y rep lete w ith th e ir g u ita r ro c k a n d a tta c k e d th e u n su sp e ctin g S p e c tru m fa ith fu l. T h e sh o w w as lo u d , cle a n r o c k w ith th e re g u la r sp ecial e ff e c ts to ad d so m e is n o t th a t th is b a n d is n o t ta le n te d , (B r ia n M a c L e a d an d A b B ry a n t o f Chilliwack a re th e c h ie f “ h e a d p in s” ) it is ju s t th a t o v e r th e c o u rs e o f th e n igh t o n e b egin s to re a liz e h o w m o n o to n o u s th e ir so u n d c a n b e. A f te r a ll, h o w lo n g c a n y o u b e a r to h e a r th e sa m e B ria n M a c le a d g u ita r so lo so n g a f te r so n g ?

T a k e a w a y o n e D a rb y M ills an d this b a n d w o u ld b e h o p elessly m e d io c re a t b e st. A f te r th is fo rg e tta b le p e rfo r m a c e , o n e b egin s to w o n d e r if this b a n d isn ’ t really ju s t a flash in th e p a n .

L e t ’ s h o p e th a t th is b a n d c a n find m o r e su b s ta n ce an d d ire c tio n b e fo re th ey s q u a n d e r a w a y th a t w h ich th e y a r e so d esp e ra te ly seek in g .

by Mark Lachovsky

R I D D L E : W h a t d o y o u c a ll a h o g fill­

T h e r e , N a p o le o n an d I w ere jo in e d b y seven o th e r little p ig lets: Je n n y , K im , O w e n , H u n te r , A m y a n d o u r tw o re g u la r c o m p a n io n s in fe a s t, H e o n an d K a n o . E a c h o f us o rd e re d d iffe re n t p la te s ra n g in g fr o m a tr a d itio n a l M e x ­ ic a n sa la d to a b e e f e n c h ila d a . P ric e s ra n g e d fr o m $ 5 .5 0 to $ 1 2 .0 0 , w ith a p itc h e r o f S a n g ria g o in g f o r $ 1 3 .0 0 .

T h is ty p e o f d in in g is a little b e y o n d th e a u s te re b u d g e t o f th e stu d e n t. Y e t fo r sp e cia l o c c a s io n s , (s u c h a s y o u r p h o n e bill n o t e x ce e d in g $ 8 0 ) , it is d efin itely a w o rth w h ile in v e s tm e n t. I f y o u fo ra g e th ro u g h y o u r o ld M cG ill D aily s y o u ’ ll fin d a 1 0 % - o f f c o u p o n o n f o o d a t T a t o u ’ s.

ta k e n o tic e . T h e y a re o u r a rtis ts o f th e p re se n t a n d th e f u tu re . T h e n e x t tim e

y o u see a sm all b la c k -a n d -w h ite flyer ad v e rtisin g a n S .O .S . s h o w , co n sid e r ta k in g th e tim e to e x p e rie n c e so m e th in g n ew . S o m e d a y o n e o f th ese b a n d s m a y be sign ed b y a m a jo r re c o r d c o m p a n y , an d b egin to p la y th e la rg e r v en u es. T h e n y o u will be ab le to re m in isce , “ A h y es, th e y ’ re b ig stars n o w , b u t I re m e m b e r th e m w h e n ...”

T h ird W o rld

ed w ith c a n d y ?

A N S W E R : A p ig a ta !

T h a t is the w o rs t jo k e I e v er c a m e up w ith . S o w h ere d id th e little piglets T ro ts k y ite to this tim e ? T h e rid d le an d th e p re v io u s se n te n ce a re a c lu e . T h a t ’ s rig h t! W e w en t M e x ic a n a t T a t o u ’ s on 3 5 1 9 S t. L a u r e n t a b o v e P r in c e A r th u r , ju s t lo o k f o r th e P in k A r m a d illo .

w h o is fed u p w ith p ay in g n in e d o lla rs f o r re g u rg ita te d c o m m e rc ia l m u s ic .

H u rr a h f o r o u r lo c a l m u sicia n s w h o a r e in d u s trio u s en o u g h to c o n tin u e to b e a t th e ir h ead s a g a in st th e w all in h o p e s th a t s o o n e r o r la te r th e a p a th e tic citizen s o f M o n tré a l m a y sit u p an d

O in k ,

O in k ,

O in k ,

L a s t F r id a y n ig h t, T h ird W o rld c e le b ra te d th e ir te n th a n n iv e rs a ry by p ro v in g to a s o ld -o u t S p e c tru m cro w d w h a t c o n c e rts a re all a b o u t. It w as an o c c a s io n d esig n ed f o r fu n , lettin g lo o se an d “ g e ttin g to g e th e r ” , as b o th b a n d a n d c ro w d d id . S eein g a s e a o f b o b b in g h e a d s a lo n e w as a lm o s t w o rth th e p rice o f ad m issio n .

W h a t m a d e th e sh o w re a lly sp ecial w as th a t T h ird W o r ld did n o t p e rfo r m sim p ly to b e id o liz e d , sim p ly to p r o ­ m o te so n g s fr o m th e ir new r e c o r d .

T h e y d id n ’ t ju s t sing th e so n g s , th ey b elieved in th e m . T h e b a n d ju m p e d , b u m p e d , d a n c e d a n d p ra n c e d w ith

b r ig h t s m ile s a n d w arm h e a rts .

E v e ry o n e felt “ irie ” b y th e ev en in g ’ s end.

D esp ite all th is, th e lo w p o in t o f it all w ere th e te d io u s d ru m a n d g u ita r so lo s w h ich I felt w o u ld h a v e b een b e tte r su ited to a h e a v y -m e ta l, g a ra g e -b a n d c o n c e r t a t th e F o r u m .

T h e o p e n in g a c t , M o n tr e a l’ s T .R .

E x p r e s s , p lay ed a n e x c e p tio n a l h o u rlo n g set th a t w a rm e d th e c ro w d su c­ cessfu lly .

I f y o u m issed th e s h o w , h e re ’ s so m e g o o d new s f o r y o u : T h ird W o rld p ro ­ m ised to re tu rn to M o n tre a l e a rly in th e N ew Y e a r .

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS

Best Wishes, The Arts & Science Undergraduate Society Executive Now that the excitement of McGillFEST has given way to the realities of academic pressure and the an­ ticipation of the Holiday Season...

Now that our follow-up operations are coming to a close...

The Coordinators and Organizing Committee of McGillFEST would like to extend a final word of ap­ preciation to each of the hundreds of individuals both w ithin and outside the McGill campus who made this year's Open House such a success.

W e express our gratitude to the following Sponsors, Donors and Advertisers:

Labatt Loto Québec O'Keefe Printing Darwin's Pub Bo Jeans Le Cavean Saide's Biddles Perrier DJ's Pub CN Hotels Pharmaprix Glen Mountain Jaouhar Sport

Nesbitt Thompson Bongard McGill Bookstore To McGill faculty, staff and students who Frederick's Men's Wear Agropur-Yoplait devoted so much time and energy: Phantasmagoria Murray Sports Speedo-Harold Botnick Inc. Laurentian Spring Water Labrador Spring Water St. John's Ambulance

THANK YOU and

H A P PY H O LI DAY

Gringo's°BdarCentre Déjà-Vu Bar Salon Coopérative d'Alimentations Ville Marie Squash and Fitness Club

A special thank you from the Race Director to all who volunteered for the McGillFEST Ten Kilometer Road Race.

Todd R. Kasenberg

McGill Tribune

Editor-in-Chief Brian F.Todd and Steve F. Kravcik

Executive Editors th e w e lfa re an d h ap p in ess o f o u r fello w m a n .

Refiner’s Fire by Editor-In-Chief The McGill Tribune “ L a y th is a s id e -s a y n o t y o u r w o rk is d o n e , N o n eed o f lo v e o r g o o d n e ss ev er dies B u t in th e lives o f o th e rs — m u ltip lies S a y it h a s ju s t b e g u n .”

— A u th o r U n k n o w n B y n o w , I m u s t h a v e y o u r su sp icio n s a ro u s e d a s to th e c o n te n t o f th is c o m m e n t.

Y e s , m y flu n k ies, th is is g o in g to be a n o th e r C h r is tm a s e d ito ria l a b o u t th e v irtu e s o f p e a c e an d g o o d w ill. B u t th is o n e is d iffe re n t: I will su g g est a n u m b e r o f n o v el id eas.

I will su g g est th a t th e sp irit o f C h r is tm a s sh o u ld p e rv a d e o u r lives a n d o u r a c tio n s 3 6 5 (o r 3 6 6 ) d a y s o f th e y e a r.

O u r en e rg ie s, a s a s o c ie ty , w ill, o v e r th e n e x t th re e w eek s, be d ire cte d to w a rd s th e givin g o f g ifts. W e ll, o n th a t d a y w h en y o u a r e b u sy stu ffin g y o u rselv es w ith p o in settia s (t h a t ’ s n o t z o o lo g ic a lly s o u n d !), fe a s t o n th is th o u g h t: th e tr u e m e a s u re o f c a r ­ ing is n o t in p re s e n ts , b u t p re se n ce . T h is m e a l lead s in to m y m a jo r th e m e .

O rw e ll’ s 1 9 8 4 is ju s t th re e w eeks a w a y .

I will ju s tify th is sta te m e n t b y p o in tin g to th e g e n e ra l d ire c tio n o f s o c ie ty as we e n te r 1 9 8 4 . T h e lo v e o f e a c h o th e r h as w a x e d c o ld in o u r h e a rts . F a m ilie s a re e n ­ d a n g e re d b y th e e a se o f d iv o rc e law s. Illicit re la tio n sh ip s h a v e p ro life ra te d . S o h as n u c le a r w e a p o n ry . T h e fo r m o f g o v e rn m e n t fo re se e n b y O rw ell is p ra c tis e d in m o r e th a n o n e -th ird o f th e w o r ld ’ s c o u n trie s . O u r a c tio n s h a v e b e c o m e m o r e su sp ect to o u r le a d e rs , a n d n o w w e a re th re a te n e d b y a g o v e rn m e n t-c re a te d spy a g e n c y . W h a t ’ s m issin g ? T h e p ic tu re o f B ig B r o th e r . O rw ell w as a v is io n a ry w ith u n c a n n y a c c u r a c y in his p e rc e p tio n o f o u r tim e s.

W e , w h o h a v e seen fit to stress o u r th o u g h t p ro ce sse s b y red efin in g o u rselv es Homo sapiens sapiens, seem to h a v e lo st th e p ro p e n s ity to c a r e . S w am i T o d d h a s a t­ te m p te d to a lle v ia te M cG ill-o rie n te d a p a th y w ith th e Anti-Apathy Committee. Iro n y re ig n s, as n o o n e c a r e d en o u g h to jo i n . M y e d ito ria l p a g e h u m o ris t, R a v i D u rv a s u la , h a s w ritte n a n e x ce lle n t c o m m e n t o n a p a th y th a t sh o u ld b rin g all o f y o u to te a r s o f la u g h te r ( I ’ m sa v in g it f o r o u r first issue in J a n u a r y to allo w R a v i a la rg e a u d ie n c e ).

In it, h e a c c u r a te ly p o in ts o u t th a t o u r a p a th y is n o t ju s t to w a rd s M c G ill; w e h a v e b e c o m e a p a th e tic a n d c a re le ss to w a rd s e v ery th in g a n d e v e ry o n e (e x c e p tin g o u r ow n selv es).

W h a t m a k e s m a n ra d ic a lly d iffe re n t fr o m th e a n im a ls ? N o t th e d o u b le -d o s e o f “ sa p ie n s ” o r th e a b ility t o th in k a n d e x p re ss th o u g h ts as w e a re c o m m o n ly to ld , b u t th e c a rin g a n d a b ility to sh o w o u r c a rin g a n d lo v e . T h a t is th e d istin ctio n I h av e a lw a y s b eliev ed in . T h e r o c k s u p e r-g ro u p , the Police, a r e c o r r e c t w h en th e y tell us to “ re -h u m a n iz e ” o u rse lv e s. W e h a v e d e -h u m a n iz e d o u rse lv e s th ro u g h o u r la c k o f c a r ­ in g .

W h e re h a s th e c a rin g g o n e ? O rw ell w a rn e d , in 1984, o f th e p o ssib ility o f b e c o m ­ in g r o b o ts , w ith o u t e m o t i o n .'I t ’ s h a p p e n e d . L if e , w ith o u t th e d istin g u ish in g in g re­ d ien t o f c a r in g , resem b les a c a k e w ith o u t b a k in g p o w d e r — fla t. W e h a v e b e c o m e so tied u p w ith o u r o w n lu sts, w ith th e c a re s o f th e w o rld , ru sh in g a b o u t a t a fre n e tic p a c e . W e m u st sto p to a sk w h a t it is all a b o u t.

L o v e is th e g re a te s t p rin cip le in e x is te n c e . I f we c a n len d a h elp in g h a n d to th e o p ­ p re sse d , if w e c a n aid th o s e w h o a re d e p e n d e n t, w h o a re in s o rr o w , if w e c a n u p lift a n d a m e lio ra te th e c o n d itio n o f m a n k in d , is it n o t o u r resp o n sib ility to d o it? W e w o u ld e lim in a te th e n u c le a r w a r th a t seem s im m in e n t...

T o o m a n y p eo p le a r e w alk in g a ro u n d w ith e m o tio n a l w o u n d s w h ich s c a r to th e v e ry e sse n ce o f a h u m a n b e in g . A lm o s t a n y o n e c a n in flict a w o u n d . It m a y be b y a w o r d , a slig h t, o r b y g e n e ra l c o n d u c t. B u t th e h ealin g o f a w o u n d is a n a r t n o t a c ­ q u ired b y p r a c tic e a lo n e , b u t b y th e lo v in g k in dn ess th a t c o m e s fr o m u n iv ersal g o o d ­ will a n d a s y m p a th e tic in te re st in th e w e lfa re an d h ap p in ess o f o th e rs . I f p eo p le w ere a lw ay s as re a d y to a d m in iste r k in d n ess as th ey a re in d iffe re n t to th e p a in o f o th e r s , if th e y w ere as p a tie n t to h eal a s th ey a re q u ick to w o u n d , m a n y a n u n k in d w o rd w o u ld n ev er b e s p o k e n , m a n y a slight w o u ld be a v o id e d .

A ll rig h t, en o u g h th e o ry . N o w to th e p ra c tic e .

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W e m u s t tr y to b e m o r e sin ce re . I f th e re is o n e th in g th a t is re a lly in­ fu ria tin g , it’ s p e o p le w h o a sk m e h o w I a m d o in g a n d w alk a w a y b e fo re I c a n re s p o n d . A r e th e y s in ce re ? B a g th e fo rm a litie s . I f y o u d o n ’ t giv e a h o o t h o w s o m e o n e is, d o n ’ t a s k th e q u e stio n . I f y o u c a r e , be p re p a re d to s h a r e ...

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T I M E . W e m u st tr y to sp en d m o r e tim e to sh o w o th e rs th a t w e d o c a re .

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W e m u s t tr y to b e less selfish . T h is p o in t sp eak s f o r itse lf.

T h e tru e te s t o f h u m a n ity n o lo n g e r lies in w isd o m o r k n o w led g e, b u t in o u r ab ilities to c o m f o r t a n d c o n s o le , an d in o u r ab ility to h elp o th e rs . W e n eed m e r c y ; th e n let us b e m e r c ifu l. W e n eed c h a rity ; th e n let us b e c h a rita b le . W e n eed fo rg iv e n e ss; let u s fo rg iv e . L e t u s p ra c tic e th e G o ld e n R u le : “ D o u n to o th e r w h at y o u w o u ld th a t th e y sh o u ld d o to y o u ” . L e t us b e h u m a n ita ria n .

W e sh o u ld w e lc o m e 1 9 8 4 , a n d tr y o u r d a rn e d e s t to re v e rse th e O rw ellian tr e n d .

L e t us d e d ic a te to it o u r b est e f f o r ts , o u r lo y a l se rv ice , o u r lo v e an d o u r c o n c e rn fo r

THE FINAL WORD: E v e ry o n e h e re a t the Tribune k n o w s h o w m u c h o f a P a y o la $ fa n I h a v e b e c o m e . P e rh a p s 1 9 8 3 is b est en d ed o n th s n o te :

“ W h e re is th is lo v e th a t will o p e n th e d o o rs ?

W h e re is th is lo v e to m a k e m e c r y o u t f o r m o re ?

W h e re is th is lo v e th a t c o m e s fr o m a b o v e ?

W h e re is th is lo v e ? ”

Beacon on the Hill

by Ravi Durvasula T h is b ein g th e a n n u a l C h ris tm a s E d itio n , it is fittin g th a t I fill th is c o l­ u m n sp a ce w ith th e u su al C h r is tm a s c h e e r: H o ! H o ! H o ! G e rm a n e to su ch a s itu a tio n is a w a rp e d re n d itio n o f th e C h ris tm a s c la s s ic , The Twelve Days o f Christmas. H o w e v e r, th is tim e I wish to c a te r to th e c u ltu ra l n eeds o f a n o th e r g ro u p o n th is c o s m o p o lita n c a m p u s o f o u r s . S o , I p re se n t The Eight Days o f Hanukkah, th e so n g o f a Je w ish d a m s e l, M ir ia m , w h o is th in k in g o f h er tr u e lo v e , S h lo m o .

O n th e first d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e a trip to T h e B a g e l F a c t o r y .

O n th e s e c o n d d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e tw o b a t-m itz v a h s a n d a trip to T h e B agel F a c to ry .

O n th e th ird d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e th re e te m p le tic k e ts , tw o b a t-m itz v a h s a n d a trip to T h e B a g e l F a c t o r y .

O n th e fo u rth d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e fo u r p o ta to la tk e s , th re e te m p le tic k e ts , tw o b a t-m itz v a h s an d a trip to T h e B agel F a c to ry .

O n th e fifth d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e F I V E M A T Z O H B A L L S , fo u r p o ta to la tk e s , th re e te m p le tic k e ts , tw o b a tm itz v a h s a n d a trip to T h e B a g e l F a c ­

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O n th e sixth d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e six J A P s in J o r d a c h e , F I V E M A T Z O H B A L L S , fo u r p o ta to la tk e s , th re e te m ­ ple tic k e ts , tw o b a t-m itz v a h s a n d a trip to T h e B a g e l F a c to r y .

O n th e sev en th d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e seven y e n ta s y a p p in g , six J A P s in J o r ­ d a c h e , F I V E M A T Z O H B A L L S , fo u r p o ta to la tk e s , th re e tem p le tic k e ts , tw o b a t-m itz v a h s a n d a trip to T h e B a g e l F a c to ry .

O n th e eig h th d a y o f H a n u k k a h , m y S h lo m o g a v e to m e eig h t ra b b is ra n tin g , seven y e n ta s y a p ­ p in g , six J A P s in J o r d a c h e , F I V E M A T Z O H B A L L S , fo u r p o ta to la tk e s , th re e te m p le tic k e ts , tw o b a t-m itz v a h s a n d a trip t o T h e B a g e l F a c t o r y .

It is in terestin g to n o te , as an a d d e n ­ d u m , th a t th e h o lid a y sp irit h as c a p ­ tu re d th e “ re a l w o r ld ” as e a rly as O c ­ to b e r . In f a c t , m a n y p e o p le sp en t th e T h a n k sg iv in g w eek en d givin g th a n k s f o r th e f a c t th a t th e re w ere still sixty five sh o p p in g d a y s le ft u n til C h r is tm a s .

U n f o r tu n a te ly , th is sp irit d o e s n ’ t filter in to th e M cG ill c a m p u s u n til late in D e c e m b e r, w h en e x a m s an d o v e rd u e assig n m e n ts a r e fin ally rid o f . S o I e x ­ te n d to you S e a s o n ’ s G r e e tin g s (re g a rd le ss o f w h en y o u a re re a d y to e n jo y th e festiv e s e a s o n ) a n d w ish y o u th e b est in th e N ew Y e a r .

Copy Editor: Sarah Chisholm Features’ Editor: Ralph Quirino Photo Editor: Donna Shield The Tribune Staff for the Fall Semester, 1983: Ace Baker, Kris Bates, LIUy Buchwitz, Michael Bennett, Nick Bogdanos, Katheryn Buleychuk, Roula Cafedjis, Kathleen Carey, Sarah Chisholm, Glen Cunningham, Tom Duffy, Ravi Durvasula, Kate Eccles, Ted Ewanchyna, Steve Fraser, Teresa Fay, George Gicopoulos (Mr. Inspiration), Donna Gulbransen, Todd Kasenberg, Steve Kravcik, Cary Lawson, Howard Lando, Sarah Marshall, Sherif Nematalla, Ralph Quirino, Peter RytteU, Donna Shield, Elizabeth Silsky, Anne Slater, M. Telik, Brian Todd, Francis Tribble, Howard Willers, James Woodman, Earl Zukerman.

Any omissions?

The Tribune Publications Board is chaired by Robert French, Arts’ Councillor. Members of the Board are: Kathleen Carey and Brian Todd, representing the staff; Carolyne Dugdale and Sherif Nematalla, representing students’ at large; and all other officers denoted in the Tribune’s Terms of Reference. The Tribune Editorial Board consists of: Todd Kasenberg, Brian Todd, Ralph Quirino, Sarah Chisholm, Lisette Noodelman and Paul McCann.

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’Twas the night...

T w a s th e n igh t b e fo re C h ris tm a s W h e n all th ro u g h M c G ill, N o t a p ro fe s s o r w as stirrin g T ill th e stu d en ts a r e billed (P r im e plus o n e ); T h e U n io n iz e d e m p lo y ees h ad P u t a w a y th e ir p ick e ts, In h o p es th a t th e ir L o c a l, T o th e U n iv e rs ity w o u ld stick it; T h e stu d e n ts h ad all g o n e h o m e to th e ir to w n s , A w a itin g th e ir sta n d in g w ith big f o r lo rn fro w n s;

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

A n d H u g h in his g o w n , a n d D av id in his c a p , H a d ju s t p u t asid e th e ir fu n d ra isin g f o r a n a p , W h e n a t th e A r ts B u ild in g th e re a ro s e su ch a c la tte r ,

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T h e y sp ra n g fr o m th e ir lim o ’ s to see w h a t w as th e m a tte r .

A w a y to th e A d m in B u ild in g th ey flew like a fla sh , T o r e o p e n th e sh u tters a n d th rew u p th e sa sh .

T h e C T V ligh ts o n th e b re a s t o f th e n ew -fallen s n o w , G a v e a lu stre o f m id d a y to o b je c ts b elow W h e n , w h a t to th e ir w o n d erin g g a z e did fill; T h a n th e P re s id e n t o f S tu d e n ts’ S o c ie ty a n d his C o u n c il,

One of the most difficult tasks I have had to perform this year is to write 'traditional' letters of best wishes for McGill's formal occasions and celebrations, and attempt to make them look original or creative. I want it understood at the outset that there are only so many ways to say Merry Christmas.

W ith a V ic e -P re s id e n t (E x te r n a l) so lively an d q u ick , T h e y k new in a m o m e n t it m u s t b e P a tr ic k .

M o re ra p id th a n cu rse s his a rg u m e n ts th e y c a m e , H e b e ck o n e d to th e C o u n c illo rs a n d ca lle d th e m b y n a m e : “ N o w S te p h a n ie ! n o w B a ila ! n o w T im a n d L is e tte O n R o b e r t! o n T o m ! o n D erek an d C o le tte !

T o th e to p o f th e A d m in B u ild in g ! to th e B o a r d R o o m ’ s g re a t h all!

N o w d iv est fr o m S o u th A f r i c a , u n io n ize a l l !”

A s th e y d rew in th e ir h e a d s an d w ere tu rn in g a ro u n d , T h r o u g h th e g re a t d o o rs P re s id e n t H ic k s c a m e w ith a b o u n d .

H e w as d ressed in a su it fr o m his h e a d to his to e , It w as c le a r h e m e a n t b u sin ess as h e b ru sh ed o f f th e sn o w , H e sp o k e n o t a w o r d , b u t to his ta r g e t h e h o n e d , A 2 0 0 m e tre tr a c k an d in te re st free lo a n s ; W ith th a t ta s k a c c o m p lis h e d an d co lle g ia lity sa v e d , H e g a v e a b ib n o d lo o k in g e v er so su av e; H e sp ra n g to his b u ild in g , to his C o u n c il g av e a w h istle, A n d a w a y th e y all flew like th e d o w n o f a th istle.

B u t th e y h e a rd h im e x c la im , ere h e w alk ed in to th e n igh t

My fellow students,

We are fast approaching that time - McGill's longest official break and a time for people to extend those best wishes to their colleagues and their friends. C'est une période de récupération, de préparation, de réflexion et d'évaluation.

Si vous êtes comme moi, vous aurez besoin des vacances pour vous remettre des examens de la semaine prochaine. Yet, applying Murphy's law to most people's exam schedule, there probably isn't much of a 'break' to recover, let alone prepare for the new year.

This has been a trying year for McGill and its student body. The financial problems of the University and of the Students' Society have materialized in a very real form (e.g. shorter Library hours and University Centre hours). It has also been a year of meeting challenges and looking to the future. We approach the new year with a new Chancellor, and the "Advancement Program", which is the largest fund drive in Canadian University history.

For those of you graduating at this stage, on behalf of McGill, all the best for the future. To everyone, my wannest Season's Greetings and best wishes for '84. Until then, I remain, as always, Yours very truly,

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“ H A P P Y C H R IS T M A S T O A L L , I ’ L L K E E P P A T R I C K O U T O F S I G H T .”

Students’ Society Nominating Committee The deadline for applications is today for: 4 students to advise on the selection of a new A SSO CIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS.

McGill University David L. Johnston Principal and Vicc-Chancelloi F . C y ril James B uildinq !5 14) 392 5317

In Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol we see Scrooge, a human being incapable of appreciatin g the joy of Christm as. Haunted by v isio n s of past sadness and fu tu re m isery, he was overcome by a c h ild 's tru s t and fam ily love symbolized in t h e ir cele b ra tio n s and was surp rise d t o . d iscover the joy of Christm as. Some have said Dickens "invented" Christm as.

But at b e st, Dickens' account was another eloquent dram atization of the Christmas s p i r i t , depicted so often over the cen tu rie s in many b ea u tifu l ways. Because i t is an ancient and great C h ris tia n fe s t iv a l and c e le b ra tio n , i t s f e s t i v i t i e s serve to remind us of fam ily gatherings and goodwill towards men.

Christmas combines w ith our New Year to mark two tu rning p o in ts, one immediate, the other tim e le s s . For a l l of us, students and s t a f f a lik e , i t is the one major break in the school y e a r, a time fo r re la x a tio n with fa m ilie s and frie n d s to be enjoyed to the f u l l . I t is a lso a time to remind ourselves of the s p i r i t of peace and joy of Christm as. Refreshed w ith t h is s p i r i t , we cornmence a new ye a r b o ld ly, co n fid e n tly and with good w i l l .

In wishing you a happy Christmas and a jo y fu l 1984, I hope the s p i r i t of Christm as, so p ictu resq ue ly portrayed in Dickens' Christm as C a ro l, w ill enrich your own l iv e s , your fam ily and our so ciety as we face the challenges of the coming y e a r.

David L. Jojfn^ton

Postal address. 845 S herbrooke Street West, M ontréal. PQ, Canada H 3A 2T5

and the end of the week for: 3 students for the FOOD AND BEVERAGE COMMITTEE of the Students’ Society.

Applications are available at the Students’ Society General Office, University Centre, 3480 McTavish Street, Montréal.

Lisette Noodelman Chairman

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HVH 11 Hanging Meat Busters Grubby Paws Dentistry 1

Open Division—Redpath Gonzos Gonads Earthmovers The Hill Holy Terrors Falcons Defaults

The Force Rowdies Mens Rea Fast Eddie Turbo Chargers Skanks Sperm Whales

1 1 0 0 0 0 0

MEN’ S FINAL SOCCER STANDINGS B League

Internationals Abadan MBA Maniacs MASA Sports

4 4 5 4

2 2 0 2

0 0 1 2

2 2 4 0

DIV. 1

Rock N Rollers Pickups Med 1 Rats Killers Gardner Flutsuckers Purple Tomatoes

6 6 7 7 5 6 5

4 3 3 i 1 1 1

0 0 4 3 2 4 3

2 3 0 3 2 1 1

6 6 6 6 6 5 5

5 4 2 2 0 1 0

1 1 1 2 2 3 3

0 1 3 2 4 1 2

5 5 5 4

3 3 3 0

0 0 2 2

2 2 0 1

WOMEN’S FINAL SOCCER

ULTRA VIRES Manic Meds TLC Ghetto Blasters

BASKETBALL s t a n d i n g s — WOMEN As of November 28 DIV. I

Nikes PUS WBC Medicine Pick Ups* Drillers Engineering P & OT Law MCSS *-/ default

P

W

L

Pts

6 6 6 6

6 0 3 3 2 4 1 '4

12 9 8 6

6 6 6 6 5

6 5 2 2 0

0 1 4 4 5

12 11 8 8 5

FACULTY B Medicine Arts Chemical Coneheads Rubber Bullets Beer Police B Law C Architecture MBA Bucks B Seamen (Grad) Profiteers B Law B OPEN ‘A’

Indians B H.Men The Bone Motley Crew II Demons Catalysts Druids Hitmen A Squid

'(L

Douglas Fairbanks East End Bruins Redeemers Southern Comfort Anarchists Stoners Gardner Stope Rats Hitmen B Odabs

Law IV League Painkillers Rehabs Ghetto Blasters McConnel Mashers Gardner Women Without Rocks Screamers MEN’S V OLLEYBALL as of November 25

Meatballs MCSS Cavemen Spike 6% Solution Zoulou Abortions Apadana Beachballers Flazing Barts Vasodilators Flying Butts Interdicts Epiploics Blind Sheep CO-REC VOLLEYBALL as of November 18

MEN’S BASKETBALL as of November 25

Thursday League DIV. I

DIV. I

Busters SMAC Sigma Chi Trash Squamous Satisffers* Funnelators Somozas Basketeers *-/ default

FACULTY A

Medicine Profiteers Law Beer Police (Eng) Blinded by Science High Speeds (Dent) MBA Bucks Arts (Icemen)

WOMEN’S HOCKEY as of November 19

DIV. 11

Arsenal Meling Pot Unconsienables Flying Butts PPRIC Walking Wounded MCSS

as of November 19

OPEN LEAGUE ‘B’

DIV. II

Gert’s II:

1 1 2 4 5 4 2

Strathcona Conference

Leacock Conference

Week of Dec. 12 till Dec. 16: Grill open 7 am till 5 pm. Friday, Dec. 16: last day of operations for grill.

Gertrude’s Pub & Pizzeria:

4 4 4 4

Open Division

regular schedule till Friday, Dec. 9, 1 9 8 3 . Friday, Dec. 9: last day of operations for South side of cafeteria: Hot Meals and Café.

5 5 3 2 0 1 3

‘A’ LEAGUE

TOUCHFOOTBALL FINAL Currie Conference

Interdicts Inkspots TNarbs B Team

6 6 5 6 5 5 5

DIV. Ill

MacDonald Conference

Gonzos Gonads Big Bats Molson Hall Gardner Hall Mashers

Magic Men Bosons Vorticity 86ers Micronauts Mad Buggers Myron’s Boys

4 5 4 5 5 5 5 5

4 4 3 2 2 3 1 0

0 1 1 3 2 2 4 5

12 14 11 12 10 13 11 10

Stingrays Tootsies Pot 1 Upsets Bleeding Hearts DIV. II

Rebars Risky Business Men The Fers Cavemen 2 Late Comers

Mc(.ill Tribune

^ Tuesday, December 6, 1983

Page 11 ^

Hockey Redmen Shoot High

by Howard Lando Defensive lapses proved cost­ ly for the McGill Redmen as they missed their last chanpe to regain first place in the Q U A A in front o f their own fans in a 5-5 tie with the Ottawa GeeGees on Friday November 25th.

McGill finishes o ff the semester with four road games before e m b a rk in g on a trip to Switzerland at Christmas.

In the fie, the Redmen twice blew three goal leads, o f 3-0 and 4 -1, seeming to get lulled into the sloppy play o f their op­ ponents. With the score tied at 4 going into the third period, the Redmen appeared to have the

gam e w on w hen D ave Ducharme poked in a loose puck on a power-play at 9 :2 0 o f the final stanza. But, at 16:39, after Redmen defenseman Jay McMullen was checked hard behind his own net, seemingly shaking up the entire McGill squad, O ttawa’ s Jean Gauthier fired in a centering pass from Rock Voisine to force the deadlock.

N oticeab ly m issing from McGill’s line-up was star for­ ward George Burnett (suffer­ ing with bronchitis), whose regular line-mates, swift-skating Mark Reade and scoring ace Alain Robichaud, were split up

by coach Ken Tyler. It worked for Reade, who set up two goals by team captain Yves Beaucage.

Pierre Jean, on a power play, and Doug Harrison rounded out the scoring for McGill.

Six nights earlier, the Redmen suffered their only loss at home this season to Les Inuks de Chicoutimi, by a score o f 6-2.

In front o f a Saturday night crowd o f 549 boisterous but knowledgeable hockey fans at McConnell W inter Stadium, Inuk goalie Pierre Cote stopped 37 o f 39 shots including all 18 he faced in the third period to frustrate the Redmen and take f i r s t - s t a r h o n o rs . L e a g u e ­ leading scorer Daniel Larouche assisted on three goals including the winner by Chicoutimi’s cond period. Some help from the referee who ignored many o f les Inuks’ blatant fouls while punishing the Redmen for ques­ tionable ones, allowed M cGill’s nemesis to score three goals in the final period, getting from second-star Jean-Pierre Allard and one from the league’ s leading scorer, Sylvain Ross. “ They’ve got our num ber,” sa id M cG ill f o r w a r d A1 Craw ford o f the team that eight o -4- * O days earlier had outscored CU McGill 9-3, despite being outshot 48-30 by the Redmen in

Where did he go? Where did he go?

Chicoutimi. “ W e took advantage o f our chances and I made the key saves,” explained C ote, “ but McGill is still a good team and w ill f in is h ahead of C on cord ia.”

R edm en fo rw a rd D ave Ducharme, the gam e’s third star, got McGill on the board with a superb unassisted shorthanded goal at 2 :0 6 o f the se­ cond stanza, and later in the period was the target o f a temper tantrum thrown by Chicoutimi defenseman Roger Vellieu, who was bothered by something other than the fact that the free spaghetti for the fans never arrived from the kit­ chens o f Royal Victoria C ol­ lege. Thinking he had lost all his teeth, he threw his helmet at the Redmen forward who had ac­ cidentally high-sticked him and received only a 10-m inute m isconduct and two minor penalties for his very dangerous and unusual actions. And scor­ ing ace George Burnett took Gilles H udon’s brilliant pass from behind the net and fired the only other goal past Cote at 8 :1 0 o f the middle period.

The previous night, the Redmen scored two power-play goals and one short-handed to equal their entire specialty team ’s output against Trois

Rivieres in the six games they played last season, in an 8-1 vic­ t o r y . S e c o n d s t a r A la in R o b ic h a u d s c o r e d tw ic e , Burnett added a goal and two a ssists, and firs t-s ta r defenceman Réal Paiement con­ tributed a goal and an assist to lead the onslaught. “ They should have mailed us the two points,” said third-star A1 Craw ford o f the team that managed only two shots at Redmen goalie Darren Turner in the third period, one on a breakaway and the other the re­ bound o f that scoring chance that Robichaud inadvertantly directed into his own net.

The biggest win o f the season, though, had to be a 5-2 victory over Concordia on Nov. 15.

Ducharme, the player o f the game against the Stingers with 3 assists said “ intensity” was the key to the Redmen’s second consecutive victory over their rivals, only their third in 40 meetings between the two clubs.

Textbook forechecking by all the Redmen forwards threw a blanket over the Stingers’ at­ tack, and many o f the 567 fans left the M cConnell W inter Stadium, wondering if C oncor­ dia coach Paul A rsenault’s dream o f a legitimate McGillC oncordia hockey rivalry may have, in fact, come true.

Merry Christmas

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Alpine Skiing Basketball Cross-Country Skiing Field-Hockey Rowing Swimming and Diving Synchronized Swimming Track and Field Volleyball

Cross-Country Skiing Football Rowing Swimming and Diving Track and Field Volleyball Note:

The gym will be clos­ ed from December 23 at 5:00 p.m. to January 3 at 8:00 a.m.

Hockey

Department of Athletics A Division of Student Services of McGill University

Tuesday, December 6, 1983

Merry Christmas