Issue #17 - January 18, 1963

Résumé

The numbering on this issue is a Pro Tem editorial error. Instead of reading: VOLUME II, Number 16, the actual issue number is VOLUME II, Number 17. Refer to the dates for reference. Jan. 18, 1963. 8 pgs. Editorial: Discussion of emphasis at York on Western values while ignoring the Eastern religions and philosophies. Seminar on French-Canada by York student who stayed at Laval; No Yearbook. Contributors: Blake Simmonds, Ken Soderlund, Paul Warner, Patrick Bradley, Joe Weiser Editors: Doug Hird, Harold J. Levy, Allan Millward Sports: Dave Allen Distribution: George Rust d'Eye Circulation: Lillian Hale Rewriting: Steve Barker Mortician: Janet McQuillan Typist: Delle McClennan Printing: Mary Lynne Arneson Reporters: George Rust d'Eye, Rick Wilkinson, Dave Alter, Janet McQuillan Editorial Another council resignation The Chinese puzzle part II Guest poem by Samella Williams Letters to the editor Science and unbelief Biologist addresses A.W.S. A study in prejudice: real caouette Pink strings restrict freedom Bargains for bookworms Sports by Dave Allen Pro Tem spans continent Yearbook bites the dust Findlay's Flophouse Poor attendance depressing Coaching difficulties in inter-collegiate hockey team