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Toth, Nicholas (Editor)Carr, Sonja (News Editor)
Grice, Kel (Arts Editor)
Kerr, Pat (Sports Editor)
Crosby, Dave (Photo Editor)
Hauber, Peter (Copy Editor)
Duffy, Mike (Production Manager)
D'Angelo, Dan (Circulation Manager)
McVittie, Ron (Office Manager)
Kenwell, Jeffrey (Cartoonist)
Ladage, Peter (Typesetter)
Von Wallis, Eric (Typestter)
Wilson, Lisa (Typesetter)
Schaubel, Mike (Advertising Consultant)
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Brock University
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The Press, Volume 21, Issue 21 includes: The referendum to decide whether BUSU president Scott Patterson should remain in office is invalid because not enough students voted; Rob Keddy, Paula Langley and Kathy Pyatt are in the midst of setting up a women’s centre at Brock; Candidates for BUSU president Kent Baerg, Paul O’Rourke, Don Knight, Phil Ritchie and Tim Housser answer some questions about their platforms and beliefs; Issues arise in Brock’s Queenston residence as the General Hospital Administration and the Fire Department decree that cooking in rooms poses a fire risk, and the practice should be immediately halted; however, alternatives are not realistic, and students are complaining; Norman Webster, Editor-in-Chief of the Globe and Mail, will speak to Brock students on the media’s relationship with the public.Related items
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