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Nov. 1, 1962. 10 pgs. Editorial: "Should students assume responsibility of discipline involved in their non-academic life?" - Dean George Tatham willing to delegate administration authority to the student body. Editors-in-Chief - Harold J. Levy News Editor - Allan Milward Contributing Editor and Printer - Doug Hird Sports Editor - Dave Allen Circulation Chief - Lillian Hale Copy Reader - Steve Barker Mortician - Janet McQuillan Typing - Trudy Lipp Student government in action The caldwell proposal to establish a university court - basic points York first in Canada Year book? graduation book? Announcements Comment York by Murray Soupcoff Collins Atkinson breakdown Bandaids, blood and bracken Election results by Rick Wilkinson Interview with the "limeliters" by Marily Ottaway Sports briefs by Dave Allen Rocky reveals Letters to the editor Americana The campaign by Merril Shepherd The African culture by JowhnPitan Bamisaiye Art lecture

Oct. 25, 1962. 11 pgs. Editorial: The Cuban Missile Crisis. Que sais je? - Montaigne. Que savons nous? - Editors. Faculty comments on the Cuban Missile Crisis; Demonstration in front of American Consulate; University Education - 2000 A.D.; New building construction: York Hall extension, first residence - "ultimately several residences will accomodate 90% of York students," service systems, tennis courts, field house, football field. Editors-in-Chief - Harold Levy; John Corvese News Editor - Allan Milward Sports Editor - Dave Allen Contributing Editor - Doug Hird Mortician - Janet McQuillin Printing - Lillian Hale Typing - Trudy Lipp; Vivienne James Editorial The day after Couglin on American character in crisis Pro Tem accused Comment York York prepares for war Let's demonstrate Frustrated picket York students react Couglin notes new movement Our bark and our bite Pro Tem receives distinguished visitor York does bloody well The Canadian forum by Vicctor Hori Politics at York by Rick Wilkinson University education - 2000 A.D. Sports briefs by Dave Allen Down in the valley Public affairs club by George Rut-d-Eye Une lettre by Ian Sone Nuclear disarmament by Michael Findley Campus groans W.U.S. seminar Since last week Church parking lot Art lecture Armour likes sprue look Water wings wanted

Dec. 6, 1962. 6 pgs. First church service conducted by Dean Tatham; Hedrick painting "November" presented to York, accepted on behalf of the BOG by Mrs. John David Eaton; Council backs independent Student Court; The residence: "The structure is shaped like a sickle. The foundations of the whole are to be completed before Christmas." Council endorses written Constitution; George Hees, Trade and Commerce Minister, visits York; Council votes P-T $300.00. Circulation increased from 300 to 500 copies. Contributors: George Howden, Janet McQuillan, Fred Gorbet, Rob Bull, Ken Soderlund, Merrill Shepherd, Marg Oliver, Rick Wilkinson Editors: Doug Hird, Harold J. Levy, Allan Millward Sports: Dave Allen Circulation: Lillian Hale Distribution: George Rust d'Eye Rewriting: Steve Barker Mortician: Janet McQuillan Typist: Trudy Lipp and Anthea Higgins Printing: Mary Lynne Arneson Professor Lochhead to leave university Painting presented to York Politics at York Winston Churchill foundation of Canada A fourth publication? Council backs independent student court Athletic briefs by Dave Allen York takes York Mills The residence by Rick Wilkinson Letters to the editor Council endorses written constitution Will morality triumph? by Ken Soderlund Rings and pins What gowns mean to me Talladega laws bans assembly Heavenly days York jackets Cabinet minister - conservative guest by J. McQuillan Do historians tell the truth? New convert to philosophy by Marg Oliver Student forum Council rejects recognition of two clubs Council votes pro tem $300.00