1980-81_v03,n22_Misprint by Editor Imprint

Campus

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-‘Today,

turkey!

- Monday,

Come to the Sci Sot office to sign up for a ’ game of-Frisbee Checkers from. 10 to 2 p.m. Prjzes will be,awarded to anyone who can come up with rules to the game.

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WPORK (Waterloo People Organized to Research Knotiledge)presents a slide-tape show, “Placid Brain: The Sentient Crisis” in CC 135 at?:.:4rn&n.

Glorious Liberators of Waterloo n Br?wn BagsVoptional* - A Without .Obvious Rhetorical MaunThe Accent of Man by Jacob Exclaim‘derings (GLOWWORM) holds a comationpoint at Noon at the Kitchener .&nation dance and revolution at 7 p&m. in Public Library. -Bring your own oranthe Humanities Building,3rdfloorlounge. gutan. %, x _ Cash abar, ammunition supplied. Bring ’ / The‘ Federation of ‘Students will be your own propaganda. holding an Occasional Rare Special WPIG Brown Bag Seminar. Topic: how General MeetingAssembly in AL 116 brown bag,s can be used to contain to determine if students really are sheep. ‘nuclear waste. CC li3, noon to 3 p.m., If the speaker is late, it’s because he is prewastesupplied. ~ . _. occupied. ’ I En ineers ‘for Practical: Solutions (EPS) The Indian Students Association prep t sents a seminar on how nuclear waste sents (Something Unpronounceable) can. be dumped - oil brown bag starring (probably obscene) and’(Anaseminars and launched into the Sun. ,tomically Impossible) with (Probably Hardhats and Plummer shirts required. Illegal). AL 113’. Free admission to the ,I CC11;3. Wait outside and be ready. ’ ( turbaned. . The ’ Red Headed *League ’ will be meeting in CC 110 at 3:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring their gcopies bf ’ Encyclopedia Brittanica.

%The CC ,Bombshelter is open Bs usual. Featured: too loud music, long line-upsat “Rip Off” and Engineers busting glasses all over the place.

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The Federation of Students BEER comli mittee (Board. of Elementary Education& Redundancies) presents Samuel $V Skeptic, qualified ’ hunter of ghost. hunters,\with his over 3,000 slide muI@ media presentation on tmhehighlights of. over 500 cases of bagging people wli~< make a living sponging offother people%: superstitions. ‘I , ’4 The Maranatha Christian Group is . sponsoring a pub (unlicensed) starring two or-three has been singers of the sixties who have “gone- over” (i.e. seen the light): .:‘Lonely, bored,- about to die? $1 C’mon in! -. WPORK Brown Bag’ Seminar. Joe Jackson, * .,C.PORK;Windsor will talk about the growing problem of toxic waste disposal and one particularly well-organ: ized citizen’s band’s effort to safeguard their community while wearing’ brown bags over their heads. 12:30~p.m. EL2U5. CC Bombshelter is open as usual. Shellshocked? Come inandjet bombed.

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The ’ campus XAOS- / (killing . as an orgamzed sport) group will be turning in theirdart guns and St!ar-Trek tracer guns at noon and will be ‘issued Lugers. Politeness is urged. Waterloo Christian Futility’s Drip-in Centre open from 5 p;m. to midnight, A place to meet down-and-outs like yourself who also weren’t invited to the party. In some corner of the Campus Centre.

- Tuesday

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Library Research shortcuts for students in Accounting at 2:30 p.m.!ncludes a short lesson’in how not to get caught. Free pamphlet, “How to Rip Off Ledger ‘Books” included. InformationDeskin the Darts Library. Noon to 2 p.m. ’ ,Muzak Appreciation series features, Manilow. Kitchener Public Library, noon. Bring your own sleeping bag. \’

CCBombshelterisopenfrom8p.m. to 1 , a.m. as always. Build your ownsandwich ~ The Junior Farmhands are holding and throw it at someone youdon’twant tq their first regular meeting in CC 113 at 2 ~,meet; , . prm. Come out and see what life will be like after you get your degree.

- Thursday

December

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I Fat Obnoxious old”D,onut-place biddies who hate young Punks annual meeting. Call Helgc,’ Greta, .or Olga behind a filthy counter near you. Special sneering 1 lessions will also be held. ]_The great snowman destroying contest will take place today. in the courtyard between the CC and the PAC. The teams must register before 900 a.m. to be eligible. The snowmen will .be destroyed without using mechanical aids. There are thousands of kopeks in prizes donated by the committee to support the destruction of all things faintly white with button noses.

Paul Pullit from OXCART will be . speaking on recent developments in Wawa in E. Manuel United Church, P.T. Worship, Worship and Worship at --Friday, December 19-. Bridgeport Road, Waterloo. 7:30 p.m. various times at the Church Colleges. We won’t bother listing ,every darned indivCanadian Unvironment week: synCults on Campus. Prof Son ,Dong idual service - you’re welcome to all of thetic food luncheon available from Money speeks on how to profit from them and it costs money to type this crud, 11:30-2:30. Join us for mouthwatering; religion, introducing his very own do it eh? yourself kit. Admission price $5OO,OoO. . unhealthy delicacies. CC Great Halt., Chaplain Kemkes Rooistra- presents a Uppers club-@ing yotir ’ ide.as (or non-credit seminar, Religion across Concord Gerbil College chapel ser\ chemicals) for trips. Laurel Creek. Location: ‘across ‘Laurel 1 vices, followed by Hamster dinner and _ ‘Creek. Angora Tea House-all sheep welcome: treadmill run.

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Odd bits of old photographs that haven’t been half-toned, were just kicking around the office, and which have little if anything to do with what’s actually in the paper. See p. 5.

Boring and yet somehow totally meaningless social commentary pictograhically portrayed on page 8. An exceptionally silly, purportedly intellectual IQ test for those who are. See pp. 10-12. Or not.

News

Friday,

Twisted editor eats small dog to boost sales

Misprint Editor Marbles Sandottir today announced to the public at large that she had been “brutally molested, beaten and forced to chew a live pekinese dog.” She further stated that she had been to several Engineering pubs. Twenty-five minutes later, the jig was up. “It was all to increase our sales,” she explained later, blushing furiously under her nun’s habit. “Our advertisers told me that our circulation had fallen to the low twenties, and all twenty-two of those people thought we were a bunch of ‘blahs’. Well, we decided to put a really gross headline on the front page and boost sales through the roof!“ When asked if the ploy had worked, the retiring editor replied, “I _ don’t know. Is anyone reading this?” In further explaining the reasons for her bizarre and substantially untrue statements to the press, Sandottir said, “When people talk about us, they say we’re apolitical and about as controversial as tapioca. I want to make a statement. Fuck it.” In closing, Sandottir said, “At least the sheep are happy.”

Observatory eschews truth 2 The University of Waterloo’s Observatory today announced that it. was NASA

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Director

Richard

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moving and gave no forwarding address. When asked about the reason for the move, the observatory was reluctant to speak, and appointed a spokesbrick. The brick, named Larry,. was shy. and difficult to interview. After badgering by reporters, the brick revealed that the observatory had learned that the galaxy was ending. “The whole thing has gone nova. There’s a chain reaction started in there that will kill us all with ionizing radiation, heat and higher taxes. What are we to do?” The question was obviously rhetorical, and Larry answered it himself: “We’re leaving. We’ve arranged to hitch-hike to the Greater Magellanic Cloud, where. we will transfer to a spaceship to Andromeda. One of the on-lookers reminded Larry that he was a brick and could not be, harmed. Larry had no comment.

La B411e Province in turmoil Prior to next year’s elections in the province of Quebec, it is rumored that Premier Rene Levesque will officially chose a flag for the new state of ‘Quebec. Many emblems have been proposed. One such contender is a

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Stu Ramsey

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From the *file on Misprint criminals, Marbles Sandot tir: Y++1969-involv<d in a plot to rub Hollandaise sauce on de Gaulle; I97O-arrested in connection with Dusseldorf strangler. Released when all major witnesses became Franciscan monks; I972-implicated in incident involving force-feeding of pork to rabbinical student; 1975 May-did not wait one hour after

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green crimpoline ligure of a flying frog defecating on nine defenseless, putrid pink beavers. It has also been rumored that all men over five foot two will be forced by law to wear elevator shoes with “down” buttons on them. The latest fad, “I am passing middle’ age and going bald so I must let one side of my hair grow long so I can throw it over the top” haircuts have become a permanent, governmentsubsidised, style. As well, it hjas been suggested that the word NON be stricken from the French language, as it is almost certain to cause problems again in the future. Additionally, it may be made law that Quebecker must every buy (consumption is optional), three tins daily, of Quebec’s only national product “Pea Soup”; ant that Coca-Cola be banned in Quebec, in favor of its nearest competitor (Pepsi).

Academic experiments fizzle . Illegal recombinant-humour experiments have

McLeod;

Conzor

the Omnipotent

and Helen.

run amok, reports dean of Science Umlaut von Danizen. “The danger is minimal,” he said, breaking into a Milton Berle routine. “My town was so small that cne powerplant was a Sears die-hard. In fact, even the rooms were small - the mice were hunchbacked. Excuse me,” he added. “As I said, the effects really are negligible. All that occurs is a tendency towards concise humourous statements and a or ‘one-liners’ manic attitude. “Oh yes,” he added, “the victim also turns into a guppy after twelve hours.” This news is expected to have violent repercussions in the university community. University vice-president of Finance Bruce Golightly told the press today that he expected “some services to be severely impaired. Especially since she’s so skinny when she turns sideways and sticks out her tongue she looks like a zipper...oops, no offense...” When Dr. Golightly had recovered from the slap in the face with a wet fish, he continued, suggesting that the best thing people could do is go about their business and forget the fact that >when she drinks red wine Chiasson

will

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eating before swimming; 1975 August--found - ice-skating in Himilayan Mountains wearing a rabbit suit; I977-refused to chant “Favourite Hymns of Mahatma Ghandi” during a g-mile marathon; 1978 Junesold Nehru jackets and love beads to freshmen on university campuses in Southern US; 2980 December-mailed reindeer droppings to four political parties. she must look like a damned thermometer! Ha, ha!” Meanwhile, from the Engineering faculty a delegation was performing Steve Martin routines and...

was found clutching a yellowed paper entitled “Mutant Wolverines in the Wastelands of Siberia” and was mumbling repeatedly what was later discovered to be the room of a former professor who had long ago resigned.

Student, lost .for six years, misses supper Last week, janitors on night shift at Hagey Hall discovered an arts student who had been reported as missing for six years. Bobbitt Troll, one of the cleaning crew, had been mopping the floor when he turned the corner to swab a dimlylit area. Suddenly he noticed a huddled form shivering in the shadows. Troll then notified police. The figure was found to be Jim Smith, an Arts student who had first been reported missing by his roommate Bess Cracker six years ago. “He left early one morning to hand in an anthropology essay but never returned”, she maintains. “I knew something fishy was up when he did not return home for his favorite meal of bicycle seat flambe and french fries.” This report was confirm-

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Missing link found, chain even weaker -Not only nave we discovered the missing link,” claimed Dr. Otto von Nimrod, at a news conference early next Tuesday,“But we feel that we have developed a new evolutionary order that will explain why man is entenoligally speaking, what he is”. “Life began as village food”, states Dr. Margaret Parrot. “From there if developed in simple formsfaculty, advisors and staff.” Next came a simple biped we call Engineerus Homogenous? Although close to Homo Sapiens, the Engineerus genus had absolutly no intelligence. Surviving Engineerusfailed all the laboratory tests put before them and only responded when handed large cans of orange paint i<n October. perform

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December

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“The planet earth was visited -by rock and roll’ musicians from another galaxy.” At least, that is the conteotioq of Professor Umlaut von Denizen, guest speaker at next week’s Haggard Hall lecture. Von . Denizen’s best-selling book, Chariots of the Doowahs forms the basis of his talk.

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“How could they gain thereby p&senting undeniable proof that lpng ago Jimi:Hendrix, in this hologram, points out sixteen “The evidence is unmisknowledge of the chaintakeable. Ro%k tind roll was flying saucers, a whale, and a Fender guitar, earth, was visited by rock and roll musicians. driven saxophone unless it created by aliens from was brought to them? The rock and roll to the earth? ever. Well., naturally I was keep me rolling in dental came to make me money.” another planet.” Von Den<surprised, but decided td floss, so they created -- rock saxophone was onl,y made Wa? it, as some of van’ When pressed to explain, izen pointed to the preand roll? by the aborigines of South Deniien’s detractors have - .von Denizen says, “I am check it out by not dying3 valent musical form before. Von Denizen’s speech Amazonian rain forests. said, . “a cheap publicity Unfortunateb, actually the designer of the worked! rock and roll. “Big bands: The aliens toid them!” gimmick” a sort of inter-. when one is immortal, one will be ignored by the Egyptian pyramids. One _ that was all. Big bands like But, the crucial question must floss regularly, this Misprint on Thursday, Fristellar CUSO? Or, was it a day, I received a telex from Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorcosts money, and the aliens day, and every day after remains, why did aliens .mor,e basic reason, as von the pharoah, who ihformed sey and Guy Lombardo. JohqMcMuffin from another galaxy bring Denizen claims? “They had to w’ork out a scheme to t.hat. me that I would live forThe musical historians claim rock and roll evolved from a freak mutation, -a hybrid between Rhythm and Blues and Big Bands. Btit that is impossible!“Campus Security people to ye’sterday after their names asked the turnkey on duty The campus was a flurry used bookstore where they ,“Archeological evidence, for the keys to the TV room gibe themselves’ up as the addresses and telephone of excitement as tension tried to carry out their found in the petrified re- ran to a fever pitch this past staff at Legal Resources numbers were discovered and all the money behind larcenous plans, again, ---., mains of old night clubs, I had told them too. ‘on, the .ride board. They the desk. without _ success. The week after a bizarre rob’ shows that the beginning of bery attempt took place in They waited for two were requesting a ride to The quick-thinking games room was all out of Rhythm and .Blues- is prehours for some sort of Hawaii. turnkey on duty asked the campus centre bank chatige and the used book-dated by rock and roll by at branch. response, finally decided to Burt Mattel1 and D. store hadn’t been used that , When the thieves told the The story began -#east four years! Four walk directly to campus Glass Write, both of no turnkey.they had forgotten last Wednesday morning day. years!” stated Von Denizen. security headquarte>rs and fixed address, have been them ip their other pockets, not long after the bank had themselves iti percharged with six counts of The robbers prodeeded to h& informed them that he turn Von Denizen’s theory just opened. The usual sonally. their last ditch effort: robcouldn’t do,anything withattempted robberjr with was attacked by Professor Wednesday morning lineWhen they arrived no one intent to commit grdss acts bing the turnkey desk, but out their ID ,cards; but, as Rollingstpne of Gonad Gab up (left over from Tuesday knew they had called in Lof indecent silliness: They only after they had played a they had tried to commit:six ble College. ‘Van Denizen night’s line-up) had alholdups already they had about their earlier robwill have their day in court round of Space Wars and ,has done all of his ati- ready formed. picked up acopyof Modern better ‘see the Legal Reberies, and their names some time in the spring of : cheolical research in TorTwo men dressedinbluewere taken and were told, %7. They, have b&n,+ TeStatics in very good con-i source Office volunteers to onto’s Rosedale nightclubs, j+eans and University of A&J what t-heir legal~rights . they ‘would be.cant&cted at leased on’ their ovirn _ +edition. : an area not noted for it’s Waterloo jackets saying’79 a ltiter date. This piece of cognizance and/must wear were while in court. 1 acceptance of Rhythm and tind Eng on the right sleeve On marched the intrepid paper was then misfiled silly noses and furry eyeBlues. Further, the ‘Big entered the line shortly bad guys to their meeting After their visit tq Legal forever. brows until their trials so n Bands -weren’t really that after ten-fifteen a.m. As with fate. . . and .the Resourqes, the two felons The two wrong-doers they can be recognized. big, just alittle medium big, they reached the teller’s turnkey desk. The villains proceeded to telephone the were finally apprehended Roy Goblin . well actually a lot medium cage at 1:15 p.m. they big, but it didn’t really pulled out what they had matter too much because told a diffident teller were the early rock bands had two highly volatile stink eight or nine hundred membombs. bers e&h.” They told the tiller to I Von Denizen responded give them all the bills in her to these remarks with his till and not to make any contraindicated by supersimple. But my favorite is expense account, particul-The Federation of Stu’ usual studied casualness. noise and to stop laughing fluity of motivation on the still the, one the-.-Misprint arly the one about spending dents Election Action Com“Horseshit!” he said. and rolling around on the part of the students,. but.- got hold of by’accident last $5,000 on pay toilets. No mittee for Influencing the Von Denizen then poinfloor as this was a serious one would have believed negated by month. “While it is not Provincial Election With- 1 this is partially ted to several other reams crime they were cotimitting. that thing about sailboats narcoleptic reticence by the guaranteed that other (polout Taking Sides scored of paper which, he said, The secreta.ry then Administration.” He then itical) parties. will act difanyway.. .” andther political goal today bore further evidence of the told the two n&ties that Foy th_en made a gratlaunched into a quick ex- 0ferently, we kqod that the when it announced its interference of alien mustheir crime was not’the only uitious statment about the platia$.ion of some common opposition’ parties L the programme for the future. “We exposed Jiini iciaos. thing that _should be serdoubltalk t.erms. Liberals and the NDP - are time of the committee’s Hendrix albums (and -do iously committted and furIdeas of the committee - “If we disc& fiscal opposed to the present next meeting and then went you know why he’s still therinformed them that she included putting out a liability, that means, ‘who off for a “meeting to discuss government’s policy of fis-producing albums? He was had no cash whatsoever monthly cutbacks news.the employer-employee inpays for this ,roupd?‘-Intercal restraint. 1 Isn’t that cloned by the aliens!!) to the and she’d just finished letter using crooked letraface connotes ‘oral sex’, great? That wqs..a mesqage terface” with OFS and light of a polarized magcashing a-foreign student’s set and crummy typing. while student relations Bette Stephenson. to my secretary to cut back netically monopolar caraward cheque. “Not near as good as means ‘fees’. It’s all so on some of the items on my Jullen Mc Wallace bon dioxide laser beam and The haried crooks dewanFedspork,” -enthused came up with this:” (see the ded she do something as they Mark * D’Labrador, the , attached photograph). were serious and besides newsletter’s creator. “This is. a photograph of a ttiey had the ping pong hologram we produced by -room boo~ked. In addition to this move, that method. It indisputPeter Foy, spokesperson The teller said that withably shows Hendrix pointfor the Committee, said out the proper identifisixteen flying ing out cation she couldn’t help; that they would be, doing saucers, a whale, and a that they would have t6see “lots of stuff to attract _. Fender guitar against astar attention and prove we’re the assistant manager. map of the Pleiades cluster. ization’s hopes to- trip-up the provincial / With this, the two evil workjng, but stuff .that Only minutes prior to going to print We have determined that Misprint learned from a source, who government? villains left the scene of shows that we’ll never the star the Hendrixans wished to remain anonymous for fear of .It has also been sugges.ted that Freefortheir horrible-crime and ran -really accomplish any: came from is NGC 1701. ‘all secretly posesses latent ma$ochistic thing.” his life, that Neil Freeforall, Federation of to rob the Fed office. They The only other possible ’ tendencides and he could not pass up the Students President, “tripped on his way were told that Helga was interpretation,” admitted opportunity of sm’ashing-his face into the not in at the moment and Forexample, a cutbacks up the stairs”. \ von Denizen, “is that it’s a .could concrete ‘floor. they please come displdy is planned for the blurry, otit-of-focus picThis mistake on the part of Freeforall Whatever the answer is, Freefoyall’s Campus Centre and th,ere back later?! ture taken by a talentless, opponents are sure to make a could.cost him his political career. At the political will be meetings. Lots and Not ,,to -be’d&couraged, the out-of-w’ork, Austrian ’ very least it leaves a lot of questions scdndal of this yvent. Rumor hasit that his lots and lots of meetings. two awful evil vile no: writer at his six-year-old unanswered, The first and faremost of major opponents, the students, have _ \gooders proceeded to rob daughter’s birthday parTo further thegoals of the these is: why+did he trip? Corild it have- asked security to check up on Freeforall’s Scoops, but were told by a ,ty.” committee, it was decided been that he was at the time under the history as they have reasontobelievethat vigilant. - scooper that- they _ Rollingstone admitted influence of alchohol? Or was it a he is directly linked tb Richard Nixon and were fresh out of “give us that most of these meeting -‘that the photographwas Freudian slip forcasting Freeforall’s evenbreak-ins. your cash” flavour. .- will be conducted in _- - - the Watergate .strong evidence, but said like a shroud After ordering two small ,,doubletalk. “We’re really . tual fall from power? Could it , be possible . .The truth, 1 . .surrounding 1 .an. c .‘I that he thought that it yas a chocolate member 01 the ethereal mummy, is sure to be unraveled cones, the two , goocl -at doubltalk. Listen: . that he , is a secret picture df “two bats wrestOrganization Interested in the Fee Hike in the near future. Pick up next ‘week’s That the success of such a bad guys tried bbth the ling ov(er a Geisha girl.” Strike and was in fact enacting the Org,ancopy of the Misprint for fu_rther details. pinball games room and the move would be doubtful is ----

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prcmptedthewholeroomtodelve.intothe deepestdeptbs oftheirdwp minds. P@nentiuglnta a d&p sleepl&e trance were; Catbytbe~Bride, Tammy Horn, while being Qypnot&edbyth~Great 2embclin.i and his @or@ous assistant In day-@0 blue panw hoes Bruce Glassford. Also living out fiis carnal obsessions was Animal abusing Dave in a tank of

PG7, gazing on in enrapturedawewereTimPerlich,Fezz andRu.nderful Roy. Xhile Liz ran arouund in a dither cursing “lover not mend‘. Meanv4hileAnthonyWatemnaLn,and~l~wereforce-feedingJ~~ meal for the christmafl slaughter with John Mcmoo on adrenelin and cortezonewatchingl?razer SimpsonandKazendoingatangoin50,OOO pounds of champaigne drenched Mazshmellows. Floating deeper and deeper into the unconsious. Ira Nosebleed, Neil Randall and the Duck wadedattfiebaseof~TrenriFountainwithBermini~~ f&es ~dthe_MonaLisawithpfl~.DanAyad,~oweeks~~rscreamed when he saw JW chortle and turn into a pinko, Integrated Studies major, anti-nuke, commie fiend Spot f%naJJyputting together hsi firat pageturmedtosee~~~dLa;urieWaltzautthedoorontheirw~to afar lands, to a round of applause and tears. As the year comes to a olow.... MF. Cover Garbage by Jake (the man with the sense of humor.

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Because we feel y6u students are getting tired of answering the satie old dum’b questic ms week after week, we’ve decided to get you to question our answer this week. And the answer is: Ldon’t kno%! ~ by Anamul’e

1 To the reader, I Misprint, is the annual humour issue published by Imprint Publications, Wateiloo. The purpose of this paper is satire; it is not intended to offend or deceive any reader. Satirical ads hqve been intentionally separated from our regular advertising to avoid confusion. Though this is a hum.our issue, the majority of staff felt tha; the recent death of John Lennon was zq occurrence that deserv$@ comment. Thkrefore ,on page 14 of t&e Misprint you will find -6 serious tribtite-to John Lennon. ’ ‘: Upon this rather humbling note the’:staff of Imprint would like to ’ wish you a merry Christmas and a h’appy new year. / , <-.i

J. Hoffa (nd relation) Civil Disobedience IV What’s_ wrong with my ,union’s ‘rnand for a ttioSqda$Wwo,rk week?

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Ray L. Strange ’ Advanced Mattress testing If I shaved off my beard and wore normal clothing, would f pass for Robert ,Redford? How about Ronald ._. Reagan?

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The night that ends the watch news item: UW is to offer an official university watch to “alumni and a select group of friends”...“Through the Master engraver’s art, a stunningly detailed and richly dimensionalre-c&tion of the LJW sheiJd has been hand-engraved...highlighted to obtain the brilliant goldplated dial which graces the face of each time-piece.” Ladies’ pendavts and men’s wrist watches: $275.;men’s pocket watch: $295.

This offer is being made “at this time only,” and wiJJ never be made again. The watch “will not be sold even in the finest jewellery shops.” The official UW watch “may be worn with pride as an appropriate remembrance of the university-there is no other timepiece like it.” Misprint staffer Lady L Buvola was so amazed by these descriptions, that when the watch invited her out for dinner, she found the idea irresistable...

Just imagine, the exclusivity of it all! Just being seen in the right places at the right times with “The (as he is known Dial” could around campus) ‘mean so much to my career and future in the corporate whirl. ’ call (at After his precisely 8 pm) last week, ,Roomie and I sat up for long hours (to precisely z am) discussing the POSSIBILITIES, what I should wear, whether or not I should be fashionably late. Dial’s Knowing The pendant for accuracy, we decided I should be ready on time (so to speak). I confess I thrilled to the idea of dining in T O...the whole journey to learn The Dial’s Secret (sorry)...to study his finely crafted features and memorize his incomparable sense of timing! Would we be seen (for I had not ’ been informed of our dining destination) at Winstons? Or Glossops? At Three Small Rooms or Fenton’s? At -Les Copains or...or where? The Dial arrived at exactlj six pm to collect me. I was Roomie, shocked when looking out the window, told me the he drove not a Lincoln, or other quietly unostentatious symbol of Those Who Arrive On Time, but at 1978 LED. “ih well, at least it wasn’t a Volvo. Once in the car, The Dial put on a tape,of Mozarts “Ein Klein N.achtmusik”the one with the rhythm box and the groovy bass. I gazed lovingly at his long tapered hands as he expertly manipulated the leather-wrapped steering wheel. The Dial examined his face carefully in the rear view mirror and exclaimed we would have to that hurry-dinner at Winstons awaited. Winstons! The bastion of all those that Mattered... where seconds stretched into hours. The Dial continued with a timely remark, “I have long admired your hourglass figure,” - he whispered, “but in situation...the shifting-sands of the administration...I’ve been hesitant to say so.” I knew not whether the shifting sands of the presidency had produced The Dial’snew Wrights of speech or no. I was silent. Once seated at Winstons, we seemed to take stock of one another. The Art Deco decor appeared to suit The Dial’s nostalgic mood; he seemed to want to turn back

the hands of time. “The pate is too spicy,” he remarked. Too spicy? I became suspicious.I had heard rumors of a radical Crestectomy. Could he be ailing? As if in answer to my unspoken thoughts, The Dial ordered two quartz of ale for us. As a starter, I chose oysters on the half-shell, which seemed to offend The Dial. L Beef Wellington he agreed to-well done. Service ‘was deteriorating. Not only did the waiter have difficulty disguising. his distain for The Dial, but a large group of corporate and

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government mandarins had just been seated. “I like to -come to this restaurant to unwind,” said one to the others “Those people all went to Queen’s and U of T,” The Dial lamented !P,., me. “BUT can you tell-!.. 1 queried. “There’s no - ah - face of time to them.” The Dial began ticking points off on one hand all he knew, , explaining what made them tick. They smiled at him, but did not come over, The Dial, sighed, shrugged his self-winding shoulders and said, “I guess you can’t buy time.” Lady L Buvola

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Throughout this week’s paper you will find many examples of the high art of Satire. Many of these examples are ostensibly advertisements and are meant to make moral or ethical comments, rather than downgrade /or detract from a product or /service. J

THIS IS A TEST OF THE MISPRINT EMERGENCY PUBLISHING SYSTEM. FOR THE NEXT SIXTY SECONDS, PLEASE STARE AT THE DOTS BELOW. DO NOT PANIC; THIS IS ONLY A TEST.

THIS WAS A TEST OF THE MISPRINT EMERGENCY PUBLISHING SYSTEM. THE DOTS ABOVE CONTAINED THOUSANDS OF TINY SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES SUCH AS “THERE WILL BE NO WAR”, “NUCLEAR IS GOOD FOR YOU” AND RADIATION “WELL, TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE”. IN THE CASE OF A REAL NUCLEAR WAR, STARING AT, THE DOTS WOULD HAVE ENSURED THAT YOUR LAST MOMENTS ON THIS PLANET WERE HAPPY ONES. THANK YOU.

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Civil~s&vant ‘saws U.S. Pres. The Day They Sneezed at the President Robert Poulet DelGhandballcourte Press

“It was a cold, damp, dreary Monday morning, that morning on Monday when I walked-up the steps of the Zapata building, named after famed Mexican astronomer and gourmet chef Chaim Zapata, unaware of the crisisin which I, my girl friend, my girl friend’s h grandmother and her dentist, my neighbour’s dog and the.entire free world were soon to be * plunged; if I had known, I might well have said: ‘Oh my god!’ From the opening run-on sentence of TheDay’ They Sneezed at the President’to the apocryphal closing words (‘The End’), the 1 astute reader will be puzzled and, perhaps, amused. In the final tally, the book is entertaining enough to be worth $3.50. Well, _ close to it in any case. The story is common enough among suspense novels, It revolves.. around Rolph Fotheringriosegay, a minor civil servant in the fictitious land known as the V.T.B. (get the symbolism?l. Fotheringnosegay, through an incredible set of circumstances, uncovers a plot to kill the President by infecting him witha deadly virus. The book is roughly divided into two halves (probably because of. the poor quality of the pulp *paper on which it was printed). The first half deals with Fotheringnosegay’s discovery ’ of 57 foreign agents who have been treated _ with the virus and whose mission it is to get close enough to the President to transmit it to him by sneeze. \, The second half deals with the effects of a crack team of gynecologists and plastic surgeons to revive the stricken head of state. Robert Poulet, the putative author, makes a clever comparison between ,a country with a leader physically incapable of leading and a country under normal conditions (although stating his premise in the opening sentence of the second half of the book is a trifle obvious and does tend to spoil the effect). The end of the novel will have you sitting on the edge of your seat (or perhaps falling off of it) with . quickly paced chapters taking place in a small cabin in Biloxi, Florida and on President Lincoln’s nose. Poulet, whose first novel, The Time isRight, the,Shupe isscrewy, took the literary world by storm (well, more of a drizzle than a I downpour) has taken a trite, hackneyed story -and made it seem merely silly. Many critics have lauded this as a step in the right direction. Stylistically, Poulet is a turkey. Although he does use verbs more, frequently in this, his second novel (in almost every sentence, in fact) he has affected a love of long sentences which does not serve him well. Chapter seven, for instance, does not work because 23 pages ; generally deserve more than two sentences. - Rumour is that Tire Day They Sneezed at the President is soon to become a “Major

Motion Picture” (working title: TheFotheringnosegay Papers) with Charlton Heston in the title role. If the film is anything like the book, it . will probably be as entertaining. . Or not. Irate

pizza and drank Chiantiwhile Hitler droned on and on for hours, in the -most incomprehensibleform, on the subject of lebensraum in the mid-Pacific Ocean.” (p. 384). Could it be that Smythe, has misunderstood the English policy of appeasement, or was he hungry d-the time? O-nly the American Leauge of Women Votes could answer this. But when Smythe remarks that ‘-the First World War was a watershed between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the effects ‘of such were insurmountably unpredictable:” (p. 292), may have been closer to the

truth. Who knows and who really cares, Smythe is a has been. As B. K. Irwintoy once remarked: “historyis the refuse of material given to historians since they have nothing else to do,” is probably a closer approximation of Smythe’s thesis. If, on the other hand, Smythe knows something of history, it is not evident inthisversion of a Glad garbage bag commercial. On the whole, Smythe expresses a concern for global news, and how long PeterTrueman could speak before saying, “That’s not news, . but that too is reality.” --A. ._J. Waaterhose

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John Zennon the human being is dead; dead \ John Lennon, was he genius? Or was he “the an+ gone. He is no longer able to defend himself ,’ . \ ’ fool on the hill”? against attaok8 on his character andbelim. I I Well, he V& a bit of botlq all great men are. tid myself standing here outraged at the . _’ desecration going on. In his arboreal death we should all come to F-8 the fact that he was merely human Andif Radio stations that for ten years dqgmatically .W W believe that he is dead, then it ‘could refbsed to play “Working Class Hero” because the > no+w8 mattered that he w&8 ever di.8. word “fuck” appears in it twip &I?8now plw Imagine there’s no heaven ’ It is h his uIltime8ly pa8sin.g that he should the song regularrly. Newspapiere that once mould seeitifyoutqy offer us his greatest gift - the strength and print ar@hing defa;matorg about John LeMon No hpll below us iIWP~aticm to build the world of w--which he . a~~p&3ab4ng about h8adline&tha& glow him Above UB only sky nevep lived to see. Lavers are already tryi~# to divvy up the Imagine all the people - LeMon estate. It sells. And it’s repulsive. They Hewalkedtheroadofturmofland. Livingforto~ reek so uribearably that I wax& to puke. contmveqy, never yielding to his critics, never ?eople who used to sit at home; wwe.John copping-out under the burden of disapproval.. Imagine ther8’s no countr&s ‘was in t@e stm8ts with thousands of Others~ . The fact that he w&8 rich and was once much Itisn’thazdtodo s protestingforanendtokilUng(in~form),, more farmous placed all the more res~&biufy NothUg to kill or die for me now out marching for tighter gun control upon him to g&e a good aample. And no religion too legislation I see students on this campus, that His work with aspiring musicians in New 1-e E&the people never become involved in society, wearing black York and around the world proved him to be Living lU8 in peace ‘arrnmds and listening to Beatle-Leqon music reachable and understanding, on por&ble radios. Our glorious (sic!) House of You may say I’m a dmamer An idealist, in all senses Cammons ~8-88 to send condolences ‘to Mrs. But I’m not the only one U.- of the word, he waged a sincere battle against Levon on the grounds that the death i$ not I hope some day you’ll join us oppression-defending not only himself (against tiporta$it. y6t it can just& the spending of And the world will be one I the US government), but countless others , Ig millions Of’dollws and months of its &lua~e -- against the threat 6f pestil&ce an~‘pqjudice. Imagine no possessionS 7 1 ’ ’ ~ time on pi& n& flag: ‘The size and degree But, BS alwaiys, it is in his death Weforget his ;I ‘wonder if you can of the hypoqi@7 is pure insan&y. All his life shortcomings - his incorrigSbility, his No tieed for greed or h@er . ’ John ‘LeMon tried to- des,w ioons and now *o&a&on.al tibnoxiousness, his ~bitterness. Or brotherhood of man \ W8?8 maki@3 him on8 in thb,most putrid way. Per+ps the l3etttles &id give John the short Imagine aU the people . If Leqnon .ad> mm8 back’now -he’d probabv end And John,carried Paul and go6 18~~ credit Sh.aHng dl the wopld scream ah our faces.hm shit$y we wepe. W’$ere We is rarely aa f& BS it is often portrayed ti PO WBS the timotion, the sadness, the thought, when You may say I’m a dreamer he.qvas aUv6 and strq@Un& for +ivyra w? John% death proved th&GL ,Btit I”fn..not the only qne J&n ,Lennon lived foti peg a;nd no-w he is dead We should ~8spqct John LeMon for what he was and a&ept Nm for what he *a&t ~$y.&&~ ‘- :&nd I beg$hatyoudo notjudgeQim@&@..&$nsarnd I_..- _ ; &.~~~-.~..~~~~~~I~~ lo&&; ; 0*,-t he tp& & ~~a-&:‘~$&&~& .:., things ‘he loved m&t int&s worl&, &@ wife ’ . Don’t let happen to John LeMo$s meiqoryr thak which happened to El@!, Yoko, his son .serm, and hii tlh3am q3if t&Yl$eP,. 1 d tiore beatiti$i& and compassionat m I do At this awkward time mymind is flooded with I pray that John tiMon now at last has not beligve that he would even want.us&o the many songs and lyrics which ~emplif!ied found pea&. Because he could nev& have known memoriali him : ’ John’s life and his death - he really v&8 a. it on this planet If he &d what he lived fo; has any meaning to prophet when he said, “The way things a~8 &spew and sadly sUbmi&d, yoti then let us help to achieve the Drew Care _ , going, they’re going to cruci& me.” about pgople just a -little more. It’s not & late. Peter Smacirio Dan Ayad

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This mornmg I Cearne’d of the death of John Lennon. This review was written, Saturday December 6, two days before that death.1 : thought for a while that I shourd re-write the review, bu-t I then figured that, it would be unfair to everything, to’ do So.- Like many people I am saddened by the death, ,saddened’ beyond belief. is hard to.believe that this will be the last album. Somehow, in -view of what has happened since the album% release, the picture on the cover seems highly, highly beautiful. ..

long time; + fact, th6y are probably the best, a8 a whole, since his tist solo album ten years MO. “Cletiup Time,” althoah a little weak, shags that the man caq still rock, yhile “BeautifU Boy” shows that he can still be wonderfUlly SOD?zY* “Dear Yoko” ‘demons&&s that he G still a 2nast8rof~atrulymund+n8idsa,an~by ’ ,,applying exactly the right number of hooks, - turning it into a minor gem And there are three truJy superb Lennon songs on the albums the. It sin;$re, f’(Just Like) S~‘Oveti’,~the brilliantly construe

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surely his best tieloc& of the last ten yeam. What characterizeq LeMon’s sqgs&e his 3 / I unflinc~ optimism and his subtle *melodies What I’d like to say about this album is that it subtle in the sense &at no chow, no hook, no“ is a@r&th of fresh air, a posit$v&joyous bridge seek out of place. This is the mk of a st@ement of love in a world of rock.and roll great song-craftsman, and it w not be out of fUled wit+ qmicism and downright-hatred pla& to suggkst that LeMon is the Irvir-$ Berlin Unfortunaely,.I can% Quite sw,thaQ instea it is‘, \ of the tick and poll genepation a B-plus effo& mm a man who, 86812011:his But a f!irstrclass song can rarely surviv6 without own, has proven th+t he is m A-plus musical a tis&class p6tiormance; LeMon .does not talent. John Lennonxp~~es cloq37 hyre.tq 1)8disappoint. H6 voice is, sta one of the <three or ms&ing m pl&$ i@f$~f~~~~Q~t of, ‘\ foui? best t$at the ro& world has &er heard, and @ntempor~ mqsiqi@;. A.btit close isn’t &it8 aqone wQo doesn’t shiver with glee’when the I. enough first, “It’ll be”, is sung in “Starting Over”, has been This is L8MOtiS first out-‘@ five years; wd ‘away fiorn true rock and roll for toolong. The a lot has happened to music in thosb five ye&es. voice, thank God, is mll there. .Thanl&l& LeMon has igno?ed the changes and QIJ the other h&d, I wish Yoko Ono could sing. I concentratid on *hat he, does besti constructing really do. Because she proves on this album that idealistic s&&3 of positive hwnarnity with just she can write songs, if riot perfec@, then at emugh of a hard edge to make them pdatable. least not without oonside~ab~e talent. But she is Thew’are he best songs he’s done for a long, a far better writer than a singer.

Yoko’s problem is that she has ftna;lly.fomd the range in writ&@ but is @ill sho0tQ.g at the clouds iir singin& “BeautifU Boys”, for example, is a fine song, but it is sung disastrously. “I’m YOUr Angel”, is firni-Umost mm but ag&in it suffers &Om a weak vo& attempt. And speaking of weakness, if a song wa23 8Ver in need of being - rescued w a real singer, that song is “H&d - Times are Over”, the number which closes the album. Here is a good, solid song, with a qhorus that is so excellent that it just cries out for a potierful, cutting voice such BS LeMon’s; what it is g2ven instead is a halting, bleating, wimpish I. treatment that renders it practically meaningless. But the song, I must empha8$e, is Bxtremely good, 88 are several ofyoko’s here. Why then is this a B-plus album? Simply because it could have been so much more. ‘If the I LeMons were listening, I would suggest to them not to let John do it aU, &8 has been so often suggested in Fh6 past, but rather to let John sing YOJCO’Ssongs. LeMon’s greatest problem in his solo career isthat he could never write an entire album h of excellent songs; Yoke is now a good enough writer -- and a growing writer - that some of I this problem can now-be solved. LeMon can’ Tmrite - God, he can write! - and Yoko can now help. There is a chance that the LeMons can deliver a tinily spectacular album in the very near . future. Double lparrtasy Isn’t’ it, but it is an enormously promising comeback for a great, great artist. ’ Neil ‘Randall

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Considering the considerable amount of consideration involved in the production of this album, it’s terribly flat. It tends to be black and similar to Springding’s other albums. As a point of fact it seems to be the same as many other LP’s. The cuts on it are, in general, shallow and without depth. I found it difficult to listen to, as it ha$ nothing to say, and I had nothing to say. Then I deftly removed the record from it’s sleeve and placed it on my modest gramaphone, turned the aforementioned contraption on and listened. The tempo was 7% to slow and-ttTeyrics were slurred and thick.

In the future I highly recomend playing this album at 33.33rpms, as it definitely improves the clarity and tempo of this product. After listening to thesongs, I listened to the music- this meant replaying the album. Oh well, they sure don’t make albums the way they used to. Mr Springdong impressed me with his versatilityhe can play guitar, drums, keyboards and sax, all by himself, personally I think he’s an octopus to play all these instruments at once. The cover of the album mentioned various “credits”(whatever those ‘are), and was otherwise attractive, sporting a photo of an unshaven gent, whom I later learned was none other than the legendary Spruce Springsproing. You can pick up the disc at any local record store, but I recommend you buy it. It is much more legal (and moral, in this yuletide season). By the way you must have the necessary equipment to play it. A record player will do just fine. Don’t forget to bring money (to buy it, that is). Dan Airhead

Toyah The Blue Meaning Safari Ieya 666 leya. I am calling. My metals are shining The serpent screams Fear the beast. Fear me. I’m the beast. ’ Can you hear me? I’m calling you. Zion Zooberon, Zion Zooberon, Necronomicon. leya. I am solar. I am calling you. She is calling you. Move over Lene, Nina, Chrissy H. Gina. Beware the eyes of May. Toyah and the Blue Meaning are here. Yes, it’s yet another U.K. female, complete with vibrant pink moptop, cosmic garment, foot-long earring, hypnotic stare, and eyeball trinkets caressing her death-while neck; a spaceage Linda Blair. The Blue\ Meaning, her first album is

crawling with insects, visions, ghosts, mum-. mies and beasts, all accompanied by Toyah’s stark, crisp, vocals and unusual sounds. This blue and pink musical effort includes her single Helium Song or Spaced Walking, a little ditty about the joys of magic mushrooms which transforms Toyah to cosmic chipmunk as her voice flotas through helium to the tune of balloons and. laughing lyrics. “Natures seed, nature’s joy, nature’s seed, nature’s toy.” Nature’s Toyah. All other anthems on this album are anything but laughable. Each lyric looms eerie and ominous reeking with black hollow eyes, begging lunacy, satanic saints and malignant violence. , The Pink macabre. Toyah’s exudes a droning hypnotic quality you can or cannot ignore depending on your ear’s musical habits. She belts and screams her way through. Ir&ec ts, Visions, and Tiger, Tiger, all songs of horror and fear in a stunning delivery by her satanic pink majesty. ~ Fellow cult members Joel Bogen, Pete Bush, Charlie Francis, and Steve Bray make unusual guitar rifts and arp sounds for their leader. With her raucuous yet stark vocals and satanic chants, Toyah, ashe-devilincarnate, is not every body’s cup of herbal tea, but if you’re adventurous, try it. Jan “Kitch” Smuts

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Filtration -looks like it may be another problem, sunless the Mellita Company can produce a cheaper, more efficient system. Right now, Mellitta has hag to spend all its time‘ gluing regular 8 cup filters together to form a

Ontario Hydro”is one of many Canadian %tilities who are interested in what’s ‘taming I .out of COFF.E.E’s proje@ed brganization training seminars being h&Id in To@tqat theNettles company’s Canadian offices this . week. -’ &d just “-what is coming out of BudstonWindpipe’s’ COFFEE POTS? Well, Ontario Hydra believes the coffee research teams have come up with a viable alternative source that

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interested in tailoring tke Pert P!qwer reactor - focus is on making the public aware that using -to-their needs because of their 1arQe supply of Pert-Power will cause us to rely on a single raw materials. power sour& and that overuse of Pert Power may keep us awake at night andcause nervous The Italian g&rnment is very intereste,d in’ - twitches and ‘irratibility around loud doctors a small&e highldeffitient Pert Power reactor telling us that Percolator Power can be debecause of tlitiir country’s small area. The --u-1,,L,1 II ,, LallelIlclLeu. coffee group is cdoking towards a clitix Th’e U.S. has come up with a system aljpointed percolatipn unitized , cent&ally incorporating frozerrand dried fuel, lessening centralized internzllly qon-organic’system. . the chance of caffeine spmls. By adding a ’ This Cappucino system would be more chemical called Anhydrousoarbonated cl&effidient and- more powerful, but would have ory, it can take out the bitter taste. This-system many comparable problems to that of the is called Initiated Neutron Static Totalized .American fast-breeder reactors.M@ .the Anydrous Nodulized Traction. extreme Pert-pressure of the cappu&no tgpe ’ In an unrelated incident a truck, carrying a reactor ti&ld be more likely.to caus&dreaded load qf chemical buffers necessary to control a and highly toxic c’affeine spills. The Ontariopercolator reactor in time of boil over, ran off * based anti-pert group 7 Team Environment the 4ql East of the COFFEE shops and spilled Aware .is cancassing ‘Ior a mdratorium on its contents on the right of way. Department of Percolator-power facilities- until ‘the full ~Highways crews are out cleaning up the nonenvironmental impact of the new system can toxic spill, z;dd ndcharges are periding against be asshssed. . . the Creamette Company of Canada driver. The Tea Group wants the-public to realize the OPP are requesting that .motori+$s drive that &c-Power i&‘t the ‘only answer to past with caution unless they;have their own Canada’s energy problem&. The tea group’s_ sugar. Roy Gulpit

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- certtin ‘l‘.A. that can redly ,make .lfli ; I An4, what. new microbe did Dr. Mike P. - s-_ the . meter fly... .R&&co@ discov& an-d fhtiti r&t tell any one: 1 Andwho’stheprofesgorweallknowand-~.-’:~~~.~’,:;:“” \ about? Apptirent@&it c& cure the .commori love(?) who does funny, risky thi$gs @h, or bold and- cure various &cial problems and to; an erlenmeyer. ..or is it-florence...~%&sk? I such...all;“ke, has $b wait for npw are the ’ me&n...well, it’sbeen lonely iii the lab since %e&lt$Y from the ~wllage cafeteria food liis frog died...and that wgs tiqsimple-lineete&...&nd just who was .that cute blond jerheac’tionon toady’s part. .+n&h#s this mixing. &ar plates. just. to tje near John . ‘, about illicit drugs and.,ra+???&apwretitly F’fill&+&l+ tall; sexy-lab assistan$..could.it the furry friends, seem $o~,lil@,&‘e took the .” 1 be Dr. Ro&c’o~~Smicrobe? UC~L...IL 3~u3~.3u ilark. Lu,mm qplabv w nt5q.J And wha?? this about a certain single those ro&d up $100 bills ‘in a r&t S;uit....but ‘. zoologist’s plant- spent ogling a specimen of seri&sly, what does Sue acer. rubber? .And what plant biology class - rl, A-l.& ,,A -i&l. ppisqn ivy ana hqa to start rrom :_- _‘2scratch? ;.c; -- . ,. ,’ . . ‘I- Irve heard”a iot from a ieliable kource that .there’s a lot of &eairi heat cptiing frorrrmore

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was ideal for the event in which the bolters wore special conducting suits and insulating bdots to maximize their shock intake. The winner is determined by the brightness of . the light bulb on the headpiece. When asked to explain his victory, Mike was very positive, “I alternated bet_ ween a static and a ground play and wore downmy opponent’s resistance. Overall Bolting champ-

Current Champion Mike Roffarrad (left) pulls in winnine u bolt in the final ~~ bout of the 50,000 DC volts and under competition. Mike was later taken to -hospital for a battery of tests before being discharged. Fans were galvanized by the weekend spectacle held in Segram Stadium in which metal”swords” are used to attract lightning bolts from the skies. The miserable weather

ion Ohm Runn exits in triumph from the stat iium before a capacity cr( 3wd. Though only in his second year of competition, veterans feel he is now burned out. Coach A.C. Ample was quite happy with his team’s performance as he talked of a late charge for the title, “We showed a lot of strength on the field today, and I think we have the potential‘to go all the way”. Paul and Dave Cliche

Tragedy scars team, tax, daver lost iri draft A

The UW Whoriers Beer Drinking team lost their number one player Tuesday night in a freak accident during the regular after game celebration at the Labitts brewery. After a smashing victory over the Queens Univer,sity Sippers at the Dean Martin Invitational Tournament, Jacques Strapp fell into a huge brewing vat of draft lager and drowned.

When asked for a comment, Coach Boozy said only “Ztron Argle bargle bleeble loony bonny”,which we took to mean “No comment”. “Jacques, a French exchange student, had made the switch from light table wines to the heavier Canadian ales quite successfully”, said Coach Boozy, when he had sobered, a few days later.

Fellow team member Oaf Bjovsuonbjobj-Svenson (a defective Russian), when interviewed at the pub, laughed that “Lager was just not Jacques’ sport, to which all his team mates heartily agreed. The Funeral will be held at Segrams Stadium, after which Jacques body will be interred in an oak cask for 5 years to age. Dave Snot-here

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At ll:OO, the midday towel rush began. Within fifteen minutes, runners; squash players, swimmers, etc...were gathered in’ the toteroom corridor, angrily lambasting the attendants for the unforgivable lack of clean towels.

students from obtaining clean towels, and so get rid of the normal congestion in the corridors, and locker rooms so that the petty spectacle they call the Naismith would look like it was organized and efficient .”

I asked a few of the demonstrators how they felt about this catastrophe.

I tried to ask the toteroom attendants what the problem was, but everyone on this campus speaks bureaucratese. I won’t have to put up with it after next term. I’m going to study sheep in Albania n ror a year. Tam Horn

A student, Stu Ramsey, majoring in Earth Sciences? (Booze, women and rock music), gave his words of the hour: “This is another example of the inefficiency of the toteroom system. , Just last week, I was given the wrong ID card. I didn’t notice until I gave this card to the librarian and she told me I owed $50 in-fines on books I had never heard of. I can’t even read!*

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Kutcha, - in his. third year on the iJW welder-, weight Sumo Mud Wrestling team, has led the team in scoring with 45 consecutive defaults. His-first match, a TKO, resulted in a charge of willfull intent to damage a. neighbour’s tree. Kutcha’s childhood experiences wrestling bears for food in the steppes of Russia have led to a small problem with Kutcha eating his opponents, but the coach feels this can be overcome. At a diminutive 4’2”, 112 lbs, 14 ounces and a bit, Kutcha is a small but powerful1 fighter.

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Kutcha attributes his great strength to. the 1500 lbs of dried cuttlefish he joyfully ingests daily. Japanese sporksman Honda Toyota stated that this represents 25% of the total fish export, and have named two trawlers after him. Currently working as a part time ice breaker while working ‘on his doctorate in hormone biochemestry, Kutcha rep,resents the first colaboration between HKLS and Biol,ogy. , Kutcha competes this weekend in Windsor, against the Windsor team. Putrid. Paul/Dingy Dave

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