Nov. 19, 1969. 8 pgs.
As time ran out on the '60's, and on Pro-Tern's funding, the paper became a voice for social change and justice, one big editorial every week. Some of the best and most inspiring journalism in any University newspaper was to be found in these late '60's Pro-Tems. With the collapse of funding, and of the '60's dream, the less radical Pro-Tern of the 1970's emerged, but not until September, 1970, Vol.l0. True malaise and irrelevancy did not set in until around 1974, Vol.14.
staff: marilyn, nick, brian, agnes, doreen, dave, sally, jane, dee, andre, bill, beth, rob, betsy, claire, brad, mara, sarah, susanne, sam, jim, dave m, mr charlie
interim editor: delores broten
business manager: harve hirsh
advertising manager: barry smith
voice of the people
catnappers foiled
toronto government chain of command
municipal parties building base for '72
john sewell ward 7 will not buy
'our policy will not be determined by marches in the street' - ohc by jane rubinski
to humanize the de-humanized by sally mcbeth
pollution - is it too late for prevention?' by monique robert
the great canadian charity bubble by peter desbarats
it's whether you win or lose by nick martin
students revolting
