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A new cult has appeared on campus, and its effects are so far being felt mainly among the old and the naked. Members of the cult gather at the base of large rocks and big trees and debase themselves before the leaders, generally referred to as “Holy ones” or “Leaders”. They then abuse themselves and shave their heads and chant passages from Euripides’ The Bacchae, specifically the 1927 Oxford translation., A ceremonial “straight man” is present, generally dressed like Dante Alighieri, a Florentine poet of the 14th century, best-known for his inflammatory religious poems, published as the Commedia. He is also the author of several thinly-disguised political and sexual treatises, generally addressed to a woman named “Beatrice.” The effects on campus have been slight so far, but officials are worried. Father Manuel Marguelez, newly-appointed head of Campus Bizarrerie, said “I am very worried, yes. So far there have not been many problems, because, as you know, there are not so many old and naked people on the campus. “But-as time goes by and my people have not the money to buy new clothes, so they will of inevitably become course naked and then they will be prey for this vile cult. I am very worried and the parish priest will not help.” Marguelez was defrocked after refusing to stop using the Latin word for “lizard” in the Mass. His accent has been the object of considerable controversy, with some people claiming it is Costillian and others saying it was Slavic. The cult formally refers to themselves as “Bacchae gen,” and claims to be made up primarily of people who are reincarnated from classic literature. “I wonder what Dinah is doing now?” mused an old woman who identified herself as Alice. “Do cats eat bats? Do bats eat cats? Oh, dear.” She then recited some of the cult’s inflammatory slogans: Tinkle, twinkle little bat How I wonder where you’re at Up above the world so high Like a tea-tray in the sky Slogans like this are being heard more and more frequently. Another member of the cult, Pope Pius XIII, was more willing to talk. Unfortunately, he did so in a language later identified as 14th century Italian. Why all the characters from Dante’s Inferno? That was the question that Misprint put to UW’s specialist in classic literature and psychological doubletalk, Walter “Palindrome” Retlaw. \ “Well, you have to understand where we are. We are in Southern Ontario, a region distinguished by its location. Southern Ontario is not occupied by anything but Southern Ontario. “Further, you must understand the political situation at the time that Dante wrote his Cornmedia. Florence was divided into two political parties, the white and the red Guelphs. Do you begin to understand, do you see? Do you?’

meeting dressed as According to Retlaw, the ’ prayer Silas Marner. proximity of UW to Guelph Already deprogrammers helps these people, wh,o are have been hired from the Math unstable “sickies”, to fixate on faculty. Dante. (Dante himself hisOne family, whose son was torically did not approve of known as Tom Sawyer while cults. Thus it is ironic that this he was in the cult, explained latest infringement of our how it worked. citizens’ civil liberties, this “The cult never lets you destruction of our moral fibre, alone. Always, you’re doing is based on his work.) Retlaw further said, “If you something, whether it’s keep pressing it, it keeps watching Masterpiece Theatre with the leaders, or chanting moving.” He did not explain Eng Lit slogans. Tommy this comment, preferring to Tommy was an engineer.” shave his head and go to a

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on campus= sick They explained how Tommy had gotten involved in the + cult. “He had to take a nontechnical elective, and - he took Classic Literature 100, figuring it would be an easy half-credit. He was old and naked, but he had adapted so well.’ Tommy’s mother broke into tears, then recovered. “First it was little things. Philosophy. Discussions of

The Turn of the Screw. James Joyce. Henry James. We tried, really we did. For Christmas we gave him a Richard Rohmer novel. But it was too late. He was already with them. Finally, in desparation, they hired the deprogrammer. Tom had been riding a raft down Laurel Creek when the deprogrammer kidnapped him and took thim to a secret room in the bowels of the M &

C building. There Tom was forced to be alone with a television and videotapes of Charlie’s Angels. He was read selections from comic books. He was given magazines with pictures in them. Today, Tom is a happy, functional illiterate. This year, he graduated. But how many more will be captured? Father Manuel Marguelez doesn’t know. And the cult isn’t telling.

Sominex goes on the warpath inpub “We’re going to cut their bucks off,” announced (roared) Whim Sominex to a large, random collection of students in the Bombshelter, late Tuesday night. The current president of the Federation of Students clearly had had a snootful. Reports indicate he had been partying with a few councillors and members of the executive. It appears he was referring to the proposed committee for the policing of Federation referendae and elections, an attempt to prevent cheating by candidates. Cases of posters being left up during actual voting have been reported well as the recent case of 93 extra “No for OFS” ballots being returned from the mailout vote. Posters advertising candidates, according to Sominex, “Have often been found lying face up in garbage cans, behind open doors and,” he continues, “under things.” Sominex was not entirely clear what “things’ had been lying atop posters, but he was very clear on whose posters had been visible - “the other guys!” Asked if he himself was as assiduous as he should have been regarding posters, he replied (weaving, somewhat), “Sure. We take ‘em and pitch ‘em. In a can. Garbage can. How they land ain’t my problem. Besides, I won.” “If I won, the students didn’t mind seeing me around, right? They must like me. You like me, don’t ‘cha, guys?” he asked the CC Pub goers. Response was undetectable. “Right,” concluded Sominex. Whose bucks does.he want to cut off? “Now, that’s just a finger of - figger of-figure of speech. What I mean is, any candidate who gets caught cheating is gonna get hurt, see? We’ll take him and . ... no, Bobby isn’t with me anymore - he was so good at that . ..” Sominex took a moment to down a brew in remembrance. Bobby Ellioop, Fed vice president, and Sominex split over the OFS issure. Ellioop is an ex-member of the O.P.P. and can be presumed good at ‘taking people and . ..‘. I “We’ll bug hell out of them,” Sominex finally concluded. Sominex, under pressure of beer, finally admitted that the Federation could do “Sweet damn’ all” about offenders, whether they were caught or not. “Without muscle, we’re nothing.”

As an example, he cited the 93 extra anti-OFS ballots in the recent referendum. “We can’t do anything about that, can we? If some smart-ass -1 mean, some civic-minded scrutineer hadn’t noticed the difference in reproduction they’d have gone right in.” It appears no steps are being taken to apprehend the offenders. “How?” Sominex peating. “How?”

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“Why does Helga keep locking up the good photocopy machine?” he added, lamentingly. He was picked up shortly for the long trip back to his room at the London Psychiatric Hospital (LPH) where “They are very king to him,” said Bobby Ellioop, in a previous interview. Misprint Hack

A covertly-acquired picture of a“Bacchae gen”meeting. These people represent cult on campus, a growing force among the oldand the naked people oncampus. be assumed thev will soon trv and dominate Federation council.

Campus Cretins “Death to Reagan! Death to Reagan! Down with American Imperialism anywhere it is found, even under chairs and tables!” - shouts that echoed around the Arts Lecture Hall Monday evening during a meeting of the student wing of the Cretinous Party of Canada (Massively-Lunatic) (CPCML), as the five members waved their hands in the air, danced around, and displayed vigorous revolutionary enthusiasm. “We fully support the great Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gadaffi in his crusade against the president of the most evil capitalist nation on

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As his opening remarks imply, the local chapter of CPC(M-L) (the Cretins Club) wholly approves of the rumoured move by the Libyan leader to send a team of assasins to the States to snuff the president. According to the Cretin’s spokesperson, Dough Stonewall, “Gadaffi is of course correct in his line that Reagan is silly and he is not qualified to lead Amerika .. . We are not afraid. we will resist forever Amerikan aggression.”

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Stonewall was quoting an or your passport,” said Stoneinterview with Gadaffi printed wall, concluding his address. Nickolas Rimski, leader of in the Globe and Mail, Monday December 7 on page the UW NDP Club, holding a 3. rally next door, commented, “Further,” continued “Who cares about them? Cretins are only persons with Stonewall, “He’s doing pretty well. We’d have done the same * deformity and mental retarlong ago, except he’s got this dation caused by a thyroid big advantage - an indusdeficiency; or, colloquially expressed, stupid people.” trialized country. He can make guns. And bullets. What’ve we got? Albania. Big deal. What He concluded by saying he can you do with sheep dip?” -, didn’t like them very much, “We call on all Cretins and ’ anyway. friends and supporters of In a related item, the UW Cretins to render aid to any of Cretan Students Association Gadaffi’s men if they happen has asked the Federation if to show up on your doorstep they can change their name. needing a-bath, some dinner, Silly Groups Bureau

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Misprint is the student newspaper at the University ‘of Waterloo. It is an editorially independent newspaper published by Misprint Publications, Waterloo which intensely dislikes the Federation unless the President forks over reaily important amounts of cash. Same deal with the Administration. Misprint is a member of CanadianUniversity Press(C;UP),anorganizationofmorethan50(lastyearritwas 60) student newspapers across Canada, about a quarter of whomarera~radicalnutcasesbutwestay’causeusuallyit means money and good parties. Misprint is a&o a member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association (OCNA) because it gets us supplies (and I don’t mean photographic paper) realJy cheap - they’re people we can really ‘deal’with, y’know? Misprint publishes every Friday during the regular terms unless we go to the GradClub Thursday night instead Mail should be addressed to “Misprint, CC 140, University of Waterloo” and if it gets here we’ll do what seems necessary after all, janitors need work too. Misprint: ISSN 0705-7380 Misprint reserves the right to be w bribed into running ads. If it’s dir@, you pay more.

In space, no one can heargou scream “It’s done!” . . . which should come as a SurI%i.se to no one. Is this t$pe small enough? Good.. . The starship slidgently into Earth orbit with little or no power used: as though an exhausted long distance runner, its pace had slowed considerably from gravity drag and the atomic motors had to roar only briefly to drop to orbital speed&Voyage over! (For now, at least. ) Disembarking for shore leave are Perry Domzella,Virginia Butler, Roger Theriault, Pat Shore, David Anjo, Tim Perlich, Keith Milne and John (5urtis. AhO dropping through the chute are Kathy McBride,&maLehn, Prabhakar FLagde, and taking the scoutship down, John McMullen. Why the ship? He earned it.itick Jansen (pickedup onA.ldebaran, dropped off on Kent where the wings are warm and the beer flows freely - a kind of fieldworker heaven) is remembered fondly. It’s been a long haul through Fed/OFS radiation storms, FASS coffeehouse graviw waves, meteor showers at Fed pubs and fallout from a slew of nutcases in the letters section. But, shucks, letters provide insulation for the ads. Keep ‘em coming. The ship goes a little askew towards the end of the voysge - kind of a Misprint on the typewriter of life - but things end well enough because after all it’ll be a month before we have to do it - depart on another perilous voyage - again. We hope you’ll join us on the road ahead. Bridge crew tells off as panels are shut down, electric typewriters hum to a stop, as the typesetter powers off: John W. Bast here, cutting main drive. Peter Saracino cancelling navigation and probe equipment. Scott Murray discharging fissonable materials and locking the keys inside to make sure they will be safe. Sylvia Hannigan making sure final pay slips come through and the log is complete. No more Campus Events for WEEKS, Sylvia! ‘We’re leaving, on a lizard.. . don’t know when we’ll crawl back again...’ Itis9:00a.m.ThursdaymornUgDecember lo,1981 andinaboutsix hours the paper will be done. EXCELSIOR! Dear world: don’tbother me, I’m not in for the next four weeks.

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Anti-vandalism

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The latest move by the Campus Centre Board in their effort to reduce vandalism is, patently, absurd. To lower the walls in the washrooms is an act which would seem ludicrous to the untrained eye, but which upon closer examination is revealed as stupid. For instance, what will hold up the ceilings? Are they not liable to come down after the walls have been lowered and become a new area for vandals arid graffiti-artists to assault? No, I fear that this solution will not reduce vandalism, it will only gi& the vandals different areas to work with. But what then is the solution? Wdl, I believe that the attached photograph holds the key. You will notice the terrible mess in the washroom shown above. This washroom is in ES 2; it has not been vandalized - it was made vandalized. Yes, that’s right; the walls were destroyed, the dryers ripped off the walls, dirty words scrawled here and there, hither and yon, before astudent

No sirree. Not us. Never. Never, ever, ever. Not even once. We won’t. Those who say otherwise are just full of it. No, we feel that only by examining the underlying reasons for student violence, for student vandalism, for student mandalas, for mantra rays and other deep sea creatures, can we ever truly manage to solve problems. And what is the answer to solving the problem so that we have an answer to the problems and therefore a solution? Research, that’s what. We need more research, research funded by/ ‘your dollars, research that allows scientists and quasiscientists to live off the public purse like leeches

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sucking at the skin. Like little intestinal parasites of various genera and even phyla, they will be allowed to sit and grow fat. But maybe incidentally they will tell us the answer to our problems. In fact, we have deemed this problem so allencompassing, so hotly disputed that we have obtained, at great expense to the Northern Michigan Ostracism Club-, two debators whorn have both been thrown out of better places than. Misprint will ever be. Vern Cowchip Fieldwokker and Walter A. D. Manninger. So here, with their own Point/ Counterpoint, are Vern and Walter . . . . Take it away; boys!

Do you feel any of the Christmas spirit?

ever setfoot in it. Do you see the elegant simplicity behind the plan? No more will students harm property, because it is already lowered to its maximum allowable entropy. (To be sure, it could be lowered further and converted to heat, but that would put us out of the frying pan and into the fire.) , But this still does not answe,r the underlying question, and does not really solve the problem. Why do students feel it necessary to destroy things? Is it not true that when they have been deprived of property to destroy, they will go on to harm such other things as livestock, newspapers, papers, government officials and even real people. Now, we may feel that Skip Stephenson can die, but even so, we will not be party to a heinous crime such as murder.

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Shannon, of injured in a UW, rugby match, will spend his Christmas in hospital this year.

If you wish to send a card to him, please address it c/o Lyndhurst Hosp. 520 Sutherland Dr. Toronto, Ont. or In a move to reduce vandalism, the Campus Centre Board has ordered the removal of the walls surrounding thk men’s washroom in the CC. They have been forced to remove three urinals as well. It is viewed as a positive move by those who did it, and a move against sex discrimination in washrooms by those who don’t use urinals. Photo by A. Philer

Donate to the Dave Shannon Fund, through the Dept. of Athletics.

Policies and Proceedures of ~upds!m Code of Ethics a) That student journalists should strive occasionally to be fair and to write things in such a way that the people who pay the bills will not be offended. b) That student journalists should realize that it is- the publisher, not themselves, who is reponsible for the paper and you can write what you damn’ well please as longasit doesn’t offend the Big Bucks. c) The paper should correct in print any errors that the public notices. If no one notices, shut UP* d) We can get as dirty as we want as long as

Sylvia doesn’t notice. Smut should until after the middle of the paper.

be kept

Policy of the Paper The editdr determines the policy of the paper in consultation with the Production Manager and Business Manager. Students can acquire a say in policy by a suitable cash donation to one of the above.

Acceptance of Material Submitted There is no guarantee that anything submitted to the paper will be used, especially if the editor doesn’t like it. The editor likes: com-

mentaries from anti-nukes, anything from the hippie-existentialist club (Integrated Studies), and anything loosely classifiable as news that he can rewrite and put byline to. The Production Manager likes pap, iii great quantities, to put around the ads. Like letters, classifieds, reviews of the U W Drama Group.. .

Response to Letters

Staff Meetings

In order to preserve a free, democratic and safe student newspaper, the paper is to remain editorially independent from governing bodies such as the Administration or the Federation, unless they fork over cash both to the paid staff and the paper itself. Then if Wright likes it, it’s o.k.

Staff meetings represent the governing body of staff, except for the veto held by paid staff members. Extraordinary staff meetings may be held at five minutes notice for extraordinary reasons, such as shooting staff members who don’t toe the correct line.

The right of editorial response to letters should be exercised as often as possible. An attempt will be made to make such responsesas vile and slanderous as possible.

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by Vern Fieldwokker Research is nothing more than an excuse to employ out of work scientific types who have nothing better do do with their time than sit on their spotty behinds and think of silly things to do. Take for example this little item gleaned out of the Jersey City Whip and Gazette, where scientists were given a grant of four million dollars to discover uses for flattened mice. Albeit a breakthrough in this field might be

useful, but the four million dollars, most of which was used to import elephants, is ridiculous. Take for example a recent research project at the University of Peoria, where a team of

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and Walter A. D. Manninger scientists spent eighteen years looking for a cure for death. Or how about that fellow who spent his whole life trying to cure Bees Knees? Silly, right? I think we should take scientists outside and show them a thing or two. Knock ‘em about a bit and they’ll come to their senses! Counterpoint: Walter, youdispicable hoser. You have shown the masses that you have no other purpose in life than to put an electro n magnet behind your privates and go out in search of pubescent girls with braces. How can a journalist of even minimal intelligence discredit the backbone of world advancement? You have taken it upon yourself to take away the very purpose of existence of the people who have brought us such badly needed commodities as the K-tel patty’stacker and the little piece of tin-foil to put your Juicy Fruit in after you’ve chewed it all to hell. Where do you, the man personally responsible for giving toothless winos a place in the whorehouses of America, get off telling us that the world’s scientists are nothing but a bunch of Loony Tunes wasting our money that would only be spent on something useless like pollution control anyways? You have obviously not researched your statements and I feel very strongly that important advancements should continue to be made in the field of hemmoroids.

Walter, Walter, Walter; Walter. Like lemmings to the sea, you are drawn to the ridiculous once again. Your mother obviously never told you that she and your father met only briefly at a costume party in the Mid to late Fifties. You have sought to ravenously devour the blatantly obvious truth and suck out an untruth so that you’ll have at least something to write about so that the typesetter can do his thing in hopes of having his wildest sexual fantasy-fulfilled by you from underneath his chair. The crazy glue that is keeping what little brains you have in place must be diluted with Preparation H because something is definately missing. Whatever coined the phrase “A few bricks short of a 1oad”must haye made your acquaintance. Even a year in public school science would have made you aware of the need for scientific breakthroughs. For instance, for months the world has been yearning for a cure for Brenda Vaccaro’s “hhhhhhhhh” between sentences of no interest to anyone other than the naive who think that simply because they have the same curse they can jump out of planes and scuba dive like never before. Scientists like the infamous Dr. Helmut Zitz have contributed so much to mankind that appreciation could not possibly have been shown on mere paper. Who else, upon recognizing a need for information on the rare foot diseases of the Aborigines of Lower Slabbobia, would

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Why should the only man to be listed in the Guiness Book of World Records under the heading, ‘Social Diseases’ be considered in full control of his senses. I hope you’re shot! Vern: Uh, wanna forget the whole thing and go for a beer? Walter: Sure.

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apply for and receive a five milliondollargrant to buy thousands of cases of Boon’s Farm Strawberry Hill, necessary for the trip to this land. The money allotted to projects of this magnitude is wisely invested. Sure,all research does not meet with your approval. For Christ’s sake, if they had to seek your approval for everything, there probably would never have been a cure for furballs. Inconclusion, I say to you, drop dead. Your presence is not needed.

throughs represenr only a tiny fraction of what governments are spending on research. You hypocritical little toady, you know as well as 1 do that last year the biggest research project ever undertaken in this country had to do with flinging lizards against brick walls and seeing what happens. Last year it was the sex life of eunuchs, the year before why people bleed when shot, stabbed and blown up. The waste can’t go on! It’s ignorant bleeding heart liberals like you Vern, who don’t understand a tinker’s cuss about science, who propagate such violations of the public purse. Shame, shame.

Vern, Vern, Vern, how would you know ’ anything about research when most of your life has been spent French kissing people with vomit in their mouths between discovering the truth about Mom, Dad and the Alien. I’m not saying that all research is bogus, after all there have been some major scientific breakthroughs in the last few years. Science can now tell us why our noses run and why snot is green once it dries. They have the inside scoop on haemhoroids, and the tin foil on the chewing gum is kind of neat when you’ve been sticking it on the undersides of public personages for so long, but these major break-

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Scared-a- Winos ajerk.. . orTo the editor: You, in the opinion of many are nothing but a gutless snivelling turd who no more deserves to be the editor than Pope. The lack of quality in your writing can only be excused due to the fact that as far as intellect goes, you’re sadly lacking. How could a moron of such minimal knowledge of even the simplest of ne’wspaper techniques become the editor? The very thought that a person who’s main goal in life is to shoplift a bagel from the bakery down the street run by a blind person and two Vietnam war amps, could, become editor of such a fine paper makes me regurge. ’ Oh how desperate those who hired you must have been to put you in an office of such importance. Surely there was someone else who could have done better. Any unfunctional

illiterate with the least bit of knowledge of the English language would be a more useful asset to the paper than you. In the opinion of many, you are scum. You are dirt. You aren’t even well liked. It is for this reason that I say to you, Mr. Redneck that you should be . . . eh? What? . . . OOPS! Wrong editor. Sorry. Karin Sooorensooon Weird Languages 3

Obscure cult feels maligned no live chickens To the editor: I found the facts in your article, “Everybody and His Sister Gets Drunk and Calls for Animals” (October 27) to be mildly inaccurate, to say the least. This kind of impression cannot be allowed tocontmue, and so I take it upon myself to correct the fallacies. First, the party (and not a “disgustingly debauched

orgy”) was held to celebrate the end of the middle of the beginning of the end of the biweekly termination of a raw buffalo hide we keep in our room, and n&t the middle of the end of the beginning of the end of the biweekly beginning of the end of the universe, as stated in your article. The reporter obviously believes in the oscillating universe, as otherwise the end of the universe cannot be considered a Big Bang. Second, the “call for animals to defile” was done in a civilized manner. We used a roast chicken, not a live one. We did indeed call over the telephone. There were very few fish involved, and all the lizards were returned intact. Torn to “shreds, their vital organs smearing the writhing bodies of the women” is a gross exaggeration. We run a clean club here! ’ I trust this clarifies our position. Sam Missionary Biology III

Scathing letter to editor retracted: Ragde right. Sorry. To the editor: I must deeply, humbly and verbosely apologize for my needlessly harsh criticism of Mr. Prabhakar Ragde’s re-

view of that literary and dramatic flop, The Bacchae. I should also apologize for not mentioning I was the lead in the play and was under contract and since the sucker was still running I didn’t have a choice - I had to defend it! There was cash on the line! I must admit my letter was sensationalist - offensively so. Mr. Ragde’s low key, conservative review, through its innovative style, was nothing less than accurate in its assesment of the latest bomb dropped by the Drama Group. My letter of last issue came from a peculiar state of psychopathology, not from the heart. No, it was not witty. No, it was not very clever. But, neither was the play. I must compliment you on your innovative, incisive, literate, and precise, almost mathematical, mode of address. It was nothing like the ‘cute but meaningless constructions and hysterical generalizations” that one finds so often in Misprint editorials. I loved it! Ilookforwardeagerly to your forthcoming tome on literary criticism. Your newspaper is funded, in part, by the students of this university. You are here as a service to us, and from this moment on, I am doubling my contribution in recognition of your uncompromising hon-

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have no understanding of your methods and naturally assume that you will assign albums to paid victims, they send you only unproven material. That Ragde admits is to say, the shit and garbage error they don’t think will sell well, To the editor: they palm off on the Imprint It is not without deep hoping that whatever minisorrow that I take pen in hand mal exposure you can give it to apologize for my criticism will get the loser off the of the UW Drama Group preshelves. sentation of The Bacchae by As a result, you have on Euripides. No doubt many hand manyjunkalbums byunmembers of the University heard-of, unknown bands. community, besides the heartThese albums are not wanted less critics in the Letters by the average reviewer, so column, now know me for an they sit in your storage closet utter fool. gathering dust and warps. Have mercy! Sylvia asked Currently you have a stack of me to do it! Look - I thought about 30 such albums. the people expected someI must say I was terribly thing of me! I felt I had to disappointed to discover this deliver! Can I help it if I fact when I wandered in last fopped? Bit off more than I can week looking for good music. I chew!1 admit it! I can’t even consider this false advertising pronounce the name of the and, since you forced onto me play, I’ve never met a Greek nine of these unwanted vinyl before, let alone an ancient frisbees, very unfair to the one! Back down! Please! record manufacturers and These letters are really getting bands as well. to me! I admit it: I am no more Many reviewers only listen qualified to review a play to the first two tracks on a parfeaturing the anointed Widget ticular album, and then disCosmosos than I am fit to feed miss them as garbage. What pigeons in ;he park. results is a very short review of His interpretation of the a bad album. Supposedly play was superb, the acting these albums must be rewas great, the costumes were viewed in order to keep the definitely above average. I manufacturers sending alhave learned my lesson: my bllms, when you know that ignorance has been exposed in they are not going to send the pages of the paper and I albums they know people will want nothing more than to buy. have Cosmosos’ forgiveness. Now I say that record comI have learned my lesson: panies are being unfair as well, people who live in glass houses since many students, myself shouldn’t throw stones. included, would like to read I’m not going to eat until I the review of even a good am forgiven. album before buying it. A Yours in desperation, record review should be enterPrabhakar Ragde taining as well, but this is not Shame 4 possible when there is nothing Literary prostitute but garbage to review. In summary, I plead with protests the record companies to send victimiza tion their good sellers as well as the To the editor: others, and I plead with you to I would like to take this oplimit some persons, who shall portunity to protest your remain nameless, from grabmethod of handling record rebing up all the good albums views. In the past it has been and leaving the scum for the your policy to give albums to latecomers. I respectfully subthe person that review them, mit to you my badreview of the thus creating an incentive for above-mentioned crap, which writers to come down to the I have kept short in order to office and produce the pap allow you to devote more that you put around the ads on space to other slop to put your ‘Records’ pages. around ads. However, since the record Bryce Springstreet manufacturers (most of them) Arts 2

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Dortmunder was referred to Health Services by the Peers counselling centre. Spokesperson Cathy Taylor-Softouch told Misprint that they had been worried about Dortmunder for quite some time. “First it was the saluting. That was a real nuisance. We usually try to indulge a patient . . . we give into his little whims. But after requiring us to jump to our feet and cry “Heil!” whenever he entered or left a room we started to get a little irked.

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the bend Apparently, however, the endless games of ‘Risk’ finally got to them. “He kept starting with Europe. He’d always take the black pieces. And he couldn’t stand to lose. He’d get very angry.’ Dortmunder, now 21, used to be a cheerful lad, going to his classes assiduously. He seemed to especially like the Biology labs, where he would happily dissect frogs, slugs, and many revolting things they don’t tell other people about, especially reporters.

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Letters Policy Letters should be addressed to the editor, so when it arrives no snoopy little volunteer will read it before he gets a chance to tone it do-wn. Letters should be written in pencil as illegibly as possible to facilitate changes to fit our editorial policy, i.e. make us look good; The name and faculty of the writer should be included to aid the hitman if the letter stinks (p.s. - this is a threat.) Letters will inevitably be edited by the paper if we don’t like them. Pseudonyms are encouraged; if we throw the letter away you can never prove we even got the sucker. If it runs, it’ll run with your name on it because the letter will probably serve to make you look like an ass. Letters are a service to the students at the University of Waterloo and the advertisers in the Misprint-students need entertainment, advertisers need pap to go around their ads why do you think they’re always on a left-hand page? Letters will be printed on a first-come-first-served basis unless you’re talking about U W Drama or the Chevrats in which case they are thrown away. The deadline for letters is whenever we go out for a beer Monday afternoon. Views expressed in letters are usually ones the paper approves of but is too modest to say.

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‘1’0 the editor: Confusing introductory statement that is;really, grammatically unsound. Some elaboration that further confuses, and, in fact, appears to have nothing to do with the first statement. A statement of intent, motivation and disgust that supposedly justifies what now appears to bea long, boring letter. Suggestion of an example that is somehow related to the topic at hand, but only superficially so. Poorly-worded explanation of how this supports the author’s case, and a subsequent remark on the propriety of this predicament in the day and age that we live in. Smug comment alluding to the author’s own innocence. Another example that supports the author’s cause, but is somehow even less convincing than the first. A parallel explication that reveals theauthor’s stupidity and his failure to detect the contradictions inherent in his argument. A brief, tersely-worded series of, catch phrases that appears to be a witticism, but unfortunately is incomprehensible. A simple statement that (finally!) clearly reveals that the author is talking through his hat, followed by a thoroughly obscure qualification. Several remarks strung together in one long sentence that tries to bring all the author’s ideas together in a final (desperate) attempt to convince the.reader that this is really worthwhile, suffixed by a blatant condemnation of the (supposedly) guilty. A conclusion consisting of trite observations and mundane cliches, unwittingly calcalculated to resolve that this is, in fact, a long boring letter. A “clever” pun to wind up with. Some Snothead Editor; Note: A concise, tightly written sentence which corrects factual errors in the letter, and cleverly conceals a subtle jab at its author.

Sex as metaphor for everything club complains of columnus interruptus To the editor: I would like -fo complain about the comments made in your Campus Events section about us. Our organization (the Sex as a Metaphor ior history Club) holds true to several basic tenets, primus being that all the “climactic” events in human history can be interpreted from a sexual point of view. For instance, the universe began with the Big Bang, surely symbolic of the intent the world/ universe Spirit has for love, just love for us all. Then, the very evolution of man from the Neanderthal to the Cro-Magnon form obviously, the two original forms interbred, giving a species bang! The N-eolithic revolution was concerned with the development of hybrid grains and animals - theywere bred, and what is breeding but sex! Clearly, almost all the great climaxes of history have been precipitated by sex.-

This metaphore, nay established fact, my brethren and sistren, can be extended into today’s very back yard. Consider the invention of gunpowder - surely a bang if there ever was one. Then, the advancement of war to the point of firearms obviously gang bangs! And Colonel Robert Gatling of course invented the multiple orgasm. Your comments, to the effect that we were nothing more than a bunch of silly, perverse, sexually-oriented, immature individuals were out of order, a rape of our rights. We are not silly. When our Second Coming occurs, you will all be unsatisfied. Manfred Rhetoric, 3rd Yr. Political Science

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letter from her some fifteen years ago when the tyke wanted to know if I existed. She wanted a puppy and a brother to clean up after it, but things just didn’t work out that year and she never wrote me again. Christmas isn’t the same without her. Where have her letters gone ? Tell he she’s welcome to come sit on my knee! Rudolph says she can come fly with us. Even if all I get out of her is a Christmas list I want to find her. Ho, ho, ho! Santa Editor’s note: You Q in luck: we have Virginia r,qht here. Apparen 11)) the problem started when she felt you copped out. Although she will not sit on her knee (she S a big girl now) she did supplWy the Christmas list, which follows: 20 minutes in the Chicago Bears locker room (with cam- ” era) 8 I season of covering a team with a record better than O-29 (Northwesterns 3 unlimited jugs (of beer) 8 English papers guaranteed ‘A’s ’ Jim Palmer - with shorts. Good luck - regards to Rudolph. Ed.

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-: J We are presently entrenched in an age which features most if not all of the darker ’ characteristics of human nature, including but not necessarily limited to life, liberty, and the ’ pursuit of happiness. It is no surprise, therefore, that the aesthetics of the time are primarily those of madness. Grass, speed, downs, acid and reasonable facsimilies, homicide, genocide, suicide, strikes, riots, The Moral Majority and an immortal minority coexist in uneasy harmony, somewhat like Science and Fiction. Like Business and Ethics, like PiggyPop and Debby Boone, like you and me. Hello, I’m Crazed. Welcome to my world. In my world nothing burns. Nothing dies or decays orgrows or is born. In my world everything makes sense. Even Narcisstic Hors d’oeuvres. No ot?e even knows how it started. Those who do don’t remember. Those who don’t don’t care. Simply and suddenly it was there, in full bloom. Where? Upstairs. It was all Upstairs. Don’t tell anybody. We don’t want anybody to know. That’s one of the secrets of success. In my world, when Narcissstic Hors d’oeuvres wanted to be successful, they made sure that nobody heard of them. In this matter they had many allies, among them Whim Sominex. Whim’s contribution to the success of NH was enormous, though his role was fittingly limited. He dutifully made sure that if ever a deluded Narcisstic Hors d’oeuvre tried to publicize the group, such publicity would immediately be removed. It was through the diligent and thankless efforts of such as Whim that Narcisstic Hors d’oeuvres remained relatively unknown. Noonecared toask what NH was or did or even stood for, sonoonefoundout. As above, those who knew didn’t remember, those who didn’t couldn’t forget, and virtually nobody cared. Which figured significantly in their success. Everybody wants to classify something, and somebody wants to classify everything, but not everybody can classify everything. Punk, reggae, new wave, power pop, mutant pop, folk-rock, ska, experimental rock, jazz, classical, new music, bar-band rock, high energy rock, pet rock, rock n’ roll, blues rock, blues, rock, avante-garde music, synthetic rock, organic rock, symphonic rock, blue-beat, back beat, heavy metal, light metal, swing, fusion, wooden music, acoustic music, electric music, steam- and gaspowered rock, Rock Against Racism, Rock Against Pop, Pop Against Rock, pop rock, Pop-Roxx . . . distinctions fade fuzzy lines dissolve mistlike shimmering theoretical nothing in shrouds of fog and ignorance . . . But what they don’t tell you (the all-important What You Don’t Say) is that all these kinds of music and more come from the same place. And they also don’t tell you that all this music comes from the very same place that gives us poetry drama, painting and literature. They also don’t tell you that the source from which all these things flow is

located in Northern Iowa. I just thought you might like to know that. Something they do tell you goes something like this: If you can’t dish it out, don’t take it. No, no, I’ve got that all askew. What they say is: if you can’t take it, don’t dish it out. What actually happened in my world was that Narcisstic Hors d’oeuvres tried to present music that nobody could classify, and because. they were so successful at remaining unknown they found that instead of being able to dish it out, they were forced to take it. They took it on the chin, in the ear, and some other places too.

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Ragde, just before leaving a mass of lithe, exerting, panting bodies . . .

“1don’t do it for money - but that’s nice too.” - A hooker I met on King Street in 1979 . . . There are those who would This dual function allows argue that writing, suchasitis, him to fill twice the space he and being the compilation of would normally fill, a blessing funny marks on crushed and for those whose responsibility chemically treated wood pulp, it is to fill pages. is either an expression of the But what of his responauthor’s ininost dreams or it is sibility to the reader? shit. Often, we find, it is both. Frankly (or Ragde), PrabWriting can, of course, be hakar doesn’t believe he has treated in several ways; for inone. His stories are written to stance, there is a specified, be written, as opposed to easy-to-read, streamlined sort being written to be read, or to of writing which is often found be red, or even being written in news articles (not, thank to be rattan (which would God, in Misprint) and Harlemean that he weavesaspell, or quin Romances. I wouldn’t raises cane, or something). mention the Harlequin RoHis writing is not only an exmances, except that once position of his own style, but under the influence of Ontario an examination of people’s Small Cask Brandy, I atwillingness to read long artempted to compose a letter to titles with a myriad of obscure Hunter S. Thompson and references. He will continue to mistakenly received three“grow terribly pretentiousand hundred and forty-seven difprolix at times.” ferent Harlequin titles the next Prabhakar has something week. that few people have. HonThis sort of writing can estly, I don’t know what it is. often be summarized in the He’s been to Health Services, word “shallow”; it can usually so it isn’t that. And he writes be recognized by the fact that for mathNEWS, too, so that semi-colons are never used. means he’s really diverse. The (That very sentence - cononly thing I’ve never seen tained a semi-colon - you Prabhakar do in print is lapse see, I am offensively literate.) into an accent. Other forms of writing include Greeting Card Verse, Christmas Carols for_ Other Festive Holidays (I have in mind a song done by Auante-

garde Maneuvers

in a Barrel

about Nagasaki), and the stream of consciousness, personal viewpoint, deep revelations-in-print often found among great writers like Hunter S. Thompson or Arthur Hailey. All of this would have no meaning in the context of a campus newspaper, except for Prabhakar’Ragde. 64

there’sdefinite t&;? t here.” - Prabhakar almost anyone

Ragde, on he likes. . .

Prabhakar Ragde. The name strikes fear into the hearts of copy editors. The sheer volume of his writing, the feeling, the range (sports to arts - and back again), the difficulty of spelling his name correctly. You have to understand what Prabhakar’s function is, in any of several contexts. Prabhakar is deep, man; he can be plumbed for hours (and _ friends say he often is). Perhaps this, by itself, would be sufficient for anyone else (say, the ghost of Bertrand Russell, who is about as deep as can be, or Groucho Marx), but Prabhakar writes for different purposes than, for instance, myself. Where I am browbeaten into submission by various people who need space filled in their newspaper, Prabhakar revels in it. He enjoys it. He writes really long paragraphs, longer storhis inies, and sometimes dividual sentences are longer than any of the paragraphs or headlines. That’s what he does: he writes long stories that fill space. But besides that, he does sports.

“When lgrow up, I want to be fictional . . .” -

Something I’ve been saying a lot, lately . . .

There are no biographies of Prabhakar Ragde. Hell, there aren’t even any manuals on how to pronounce his name. You just have to wing it, like lip-reading a chicken. I decided that Prabhakar had been born of poor but sincere clones of Fatty Arbuckle and the starlet he molested to death at a Hollywood orgy. He moved to Waterloo and changed his name after reading Cerebus the Aardvark. We know that he drinks Ontario Small Cask Brandy, and he often destroys records that he has obtained (at no cost) from the Imprint. Also, he likes John Otway and he drives an Olds Delta 88 Royale, once described in this manner: The car was notone to driue while sleepy: an Olds Delta 88 Royale with power everything: air-conditioning, cruise control, and AM-FMstereo, it practically drove itself, sqthat one lapsed quickly in to blissful reverie, broken from time to time by a gentle nudge on the wheel to avoid some persistent obstacle. . . Or maybe he only drove it that once. Therein lies part of the secret of his ambiguity: his inability to make background details like this clear. Perhaps they are unimportant; this does not matter. Those of us who have succumbed to the theory presented in the earlier part of this essay (or did you skip straight to here? I often do that while reading his articles, you know: look for an interesting part - we call them “outtakes” - and start reading from there. I find it makes no difference) feel that Prabhakar should be more open, more clear, more like a

graduate of Dianetics in revealing his background, his soul, his shoe size in his articles. Another thing we know about Prabhakar is that he writes letters to the editor which are often the actual reuiew. I mean, the only time I went to review something about which I knew nothing my review got cut. But Prabhakar wrote it as a letter criticizing the review which had neuer existed. I like that in a man. I think he wears English Leather. I like that in a man, too. One of the more obscure (again that word; Prabhakar taught it to me, and it is very useful; not quite as useful as pleonasm or tautology, but it is a nice Iword in a world where niceness is undervalued) theorizes about Prabhakar Ragde is that he is a woman (possibly a whore or an abortionist). I think that this theory is wrong, resembling as it does one of the older, now outmoded, theories about Jack the Ripper.

“From HELL, Mr. Lusk. ” - Part of a note from Jack the Ripper to Chief Inspector Lusk; attached to a package containing a human kidney. . . This, too, is a theory about Prabhakar, generally heard in the context of a play or record or performance he has savaged. From hell, indeed. No, I think we need look no further than this revisionist theories of Dr. Seigfried von Ossman, a little-known turnof-the-century physician and jazz clarinetist whose ideas on slugs and how they learn excited great interest among the cognoscenti of that period.

“Enough of this impressionistic mithering;make a judgement.” - You-know-who on the last section of any of his own articles . . .

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