THE

Instant Plummers ...

Just add Water
Page 2
Autumn Uinanetz
Bre:nt Mooder
Gene G9ykhm,.an "
Steve Kingsley ... Jones .."
Helvetica Narrow
Marc Ouellette
:;.' .-; " .,

Clare Stewart
MarkVidler
." .
-\::
Iron Warrior
Prez Spews
Fidel Reijerse
Welcome back everyone.
Most of us are still coming
down from an awesome
frosh week high. For all of
you that. were there, thanks
a bundle and for those that
were not, you missed out.
- . ..
This is the best term of the I spent my summer here
year, and it looks like we will working for the Dean, and
be living up to it. There is due to his kind distribution
an awesome set of events of work, I had the
already planned, including a opportunity to accomplish a
Canada's Wonderland trip, lot for Eng Soc. The two
Oktoberfest, most time
Nauticals, the consuming of
works. See these were
Cheryl as cleaning out
tickets are our files and
available for . s tor age.
everything. There is a lot
We are
hosting a
conference on
Sept 18-20 for
all the
Engineering Society
Presidents in Ontario. It
should prove to be a great
asset as we will be
exchanging information on
running and maintaining
the societies. You will be
mee n them at the
Beginning of Term Pub.
Bill, the Treasurer, will not
be returning this term and
as a result we will be
holding an election at the
first council meeting to
replace him. All interested
students should be present
at the meeting. All our
directorships have now been
filled, though we are in dire
need of some more SAC reps
to attending the Coop
meetings. There is a lot that
can be done in this area and
your assistance would be
greatly appreciated.
of neat stuff
that has been
archived.
Watch the
Enginews-
letter for
historical anecdotes. The
second proj ect was the
"University of Waterloo
Engineering SOCiety
Resource Manual". The
draft version of this 300
page document is available
from Cheryl. In conjunction
with Clare and Steve, we
have compiled as much as
possible about the workings
of the SOCiety. Each
directorship and exec
position is irlcluded and so
are a lot of other things.
Things are really hectic for
these first few weeks in the
Eng Soc office. It is just a
hub of activity! Come on in
and say 'Hi'. I hope
everyone has a good term
and I hope to see you at the
BOT and the council
meeting.
Friday, 18 July, 1992
VP-External
Spews
Clare Stewart
Welcome to all those Frosh,
and welcome back to all the
upper year students (even
those B-Soc types). This is
going to be a very busy yet
fun filled term, so I
encourage all students to
come out and get involved.
Thanks go out to Rich,
Nancy and Pat for
organizing such an awesome
Frosh week. I'd also like to
thank EDCOM, the HUGES,
the Bigs and the Frosh for
all doing their bit.
Through the year there are
numerous conferences for
Engineering Students to
attend. Applications are
available in the Orifice, on
the wall behind my desk.
The completed forms are
due TODAY, Friday,
September 18, 1992 to my
IN box. I encourage all
students to fill out an
application. The APEO
conference in Guelph and
the RESSA conference in
Quebec are coming up soon.
The first council meeting of
the term is Wednesday,
September 23, 1992. Each
lass must have two class
reps elected and attending .
this meeting. It is very
important that each class is
represented at this first
meeting, as the budget will
be presented as will a
number of other important
issues.
If you have any questions,
feel free to stop me in the
hallways or drop into the
Orifice.
r:Be Sure to Catcfi r:Beverfy
Jfilfs 90210 at 11:30 every
singCe :JrUfay witfiout fail
in your Poets Pu6!
......
VP-Internal
Spews
Stephen
Kingsley-Jones
Well, of course this is a hello
fr
to all those people in my
osh group, you were great
and it was an awesome time
(Better Red Than Dead). To
all those other frosh out
th.ere, as well as you regular
students, I'm your mild
mannered, humble, and
friendly VP-Internal. For
those of you who are
remotely interested, the
POsition of VP-Internal is the
One which performs the
administrative duties of the
Society (ie. taking minutes
a t meetings), as well as
filling the gaps to make the
Society operate smoothly.
Since most people only talk
about their work terms with
regard to the work they did,
this article is going to be a
Ii ttle different. While the
work was pretty interesting
and quite a learning
experience, what made the
term amazing was the
people. The kind of people
No
by Stephen Kingsley-Jones
.. Say goodbye to Needles Hall
folks, because the
government won't give us
the money?!?"
While at the ESSCO
conference this summer, it
'W"as brought up that the
Ontario government was
considering cancelling the
funding of Co-op Education
at the University level. That
is, Engineering at the
University of Waterloo would
no longer receive any
fun ding because it was a
Co-op program.
This statement disturbed
IDe, to the point that I
inquired of the source of
t.his information. While
many people commented
t.hat they had heard
sOIDething Similar, no one
could recan the source, so I
W'as rather skeptical. Why
W'ould the government, NDP
or not, cease funding the
IIlost effective educational
program since the
introduction of the chalk
board?
Later that day, when my
roommate, a fellow co-op,
responded that he too had
-
Iron Warrior
you work with can make or
break a job, and the last
tenn was a blast. While the
company and the particular
mill was great, the other co-
ops are what made the term
what it was.
The follOwing won't mean a
lot to most oT you, but is an
example of what makes a
work term great:
Kev and his Dylan at the
CAD station.
Thursday's at the House.
Barlow at the Four Winds.
Byron and his barns (How
cold is it Rich?)' and don't
forget Bad Deal?
Juice, how are you? And
how's the hair coming
along?
And finally:
"Why do birds
suddenly appear ... "
Remember, the job may look
good on paper, but the
people are what make it
great.
Thanks for an awesome
term guys!
heard something to that
effect, I truly began to
worry. Monday morning,
both other co-op students at
my workplace replied that
somewhere they had also
heard such a thing. Well.
my stress level began to
rise, sweat ran down my
face and I ran screaming to
the telephone. This would
not happen, we could not
allow such a thing. My
interest piqued, I cfecided
the most practical thing to
do would be to contact the
Ministry responsible.
Calling the ministry of
education, I inquired as to
who I should speak to
concerning the issue of
"Governmental Policy on
University Co-op". After
being transferred three
times and leaving a message
with a person I believe was a
secretary I began to think I
was being given the run
around. Unknown to me at
that time, this is the
government's standard
technique to see if you're
really serious about making
an inquiry. Then a miracle
happened, the government
actually called me back!
It was a Ms. Dianne
VP-Chair
1
CL __
~ f
Spews
. "
Q)
Crocker. a Policy Analyst d
from the Ministry of
Education. Most politely
(and rather astonished) I
asked if she knew anything .........
abou t the government r--1
introducing a policy of '
cancelling funding to f I
Universities with co-op r-c
programs. The final truth,
no such thing was being .
even considered by the cd
Ministry. In fact. the truth
is that they do everything
they can to encourage co-op 11 ,
programs. ~
It would seem that even the
provincial government can ~
get things right once in a
while!
An interesting pIece of
information is that there are
no government poliCies or
gUidelines concerning
ancillary fees (ie. Co-op fee).
A current issue of some
dehate regarding co-op Is
how much is considered
reasonable for such a
service. As many of you are
tired of hearing our co-op
fee is collected in order to
operate the University for an
extra summer term as well
as subsidize part of the
work done at Needles Hall.
Page 3

Page 4 Iron Warrior Friday, 18 July, 1992
News from the Joint Council Meeting
by Marc Sherman
EngSoc Meets in July
In preparation for the fall school
tenn, EngSoc A and B got together
on July 18th for the Joint Council
meeting. The gathering was
convened at the Stone Crock in
Elmira, with free food (including
an excessive desert table) and an
almost full house. Thanks to all
the class reps, directors, and others
who came out!
UW "Borrows" Engineering Logo
The University of Waterloo has
trademarked our Engineering
Society logo, under a special
section of trademark law which
allows universities to apply for
trademarks at a reduced rate.
University staff have claimed that
this was done as a favour to the
Engineering Society, as the
reduced rate does not apply to
EngSoc. Regardless of the reasons
for this action, it raises the issues
of ownership and censorship of the
logo.
The ownership issue was most
apparent when the University Gift
Shop tried to sell Paul Plumber
coffee mugs last term. After a
very vocal protest by EngSoc,
these mugs were removed from the
shelves, but only after a number of
the offending items had already
been sold.
Censorship is not as large an issue,
as the University maintains that
they have always had censorship
control over our use of the logo.
According to provincial law, the
University may censor any use of
their name (which appears in our
logo), or any association with the
school, which portrays the school
in a negative light. This control
has not been exercised to date, but
could be in the future.
The Engineering Society'S reaction
to all this has been to negotiate an
agreement with the University,
granting EngSoc an exclusive right
to use the logo in the future. As
well, the Joint Council decided to
form a committee to discuss
trademark with
representatives of the school.
Anyone interested in this
committee, please speak to a
Editorial
What I Did on my Summer
Vacation, by Brent Mooder.
Welcome back from a record
breaking summer. Finally,
we have had a truly
Canadian summer, a
summer to be proud of.
This is a summer that
builds national unity, giving
Canadians the impetus
required to strip away all
linguistic, cultural,
religious, and gender shells
to say, with one voice, "Man,
this weather sucks!"
Everyone from farmers to
cottagers thought the
summer was horrible. Only
parka and umbrella
manufacturers were truly
happy.
I firmly believe that without
a cool. wet summer, Joe
Clark would be selling
encyclopedias door to door
and Ottawa co-ops would
need a visa to go to Hull.
Sure. the politicians and
analysts can cite our
inherent "Canadian ability
to compromise". but it is
much easier to compromise
with people who do not have
sweat dripping from the
ends of their noses. In
addition. only the most
dedicated protesters are
willing to stand up for their
beliefS in a snow suit. and
camera crews are less than
enthusiastic in the rain.
Even so. we were still
bombarded with the
opinions of the premiers.
political analysts, and
random people on
street corners. This
incessant barrage
would have been
utterly intolerable to
hot, sweaty
Canadians. With the
weather we had this
summer, it was merely
a nuisance.
This summer also
helped Canadian unity
by reducing class
distinction. People
without air
conditioning. pools,
cottages, boats,
barbecues, gardens,
tree forts. or croquet
sets did not envy
those who had these
status symbols. After
all. you can play
monopoly anywhere.
This was a summer
when material wealth
was measured by
projected umbrella
area.
Canada has tabled a
Constitutional
Compromise that may
be flawed. may be
badly flawed. or
possibly even
hopelessly flawed. but
if we all vote for it. we
will no longer be
forced to thinK about
it.
member of the EngSoc executive.
the Treasurer. In fact, four of the
last five people to hold this office
As for the mugs which have (for both A and B EngSoc) have
already been sold, the Non- been unable to complete their
Existent Action Committee (which terms successfully. The Iron
really doesn't exist) will not be Warrior would like to wish B-Soc
sending commandos to not retrieve Treasurer Amy the best of luck in
and certainly not destroy the mugs her quest to be the first!
(which may not exist either). F"'=--=""""" ...... =======""""iII
There was no motion to not send
out the commandos at the Joint
Council meeting. The non-motion
was. not seconded, was voted
against unanimously, and was not
noted in the minutes, because it
didn't happen.
Treasurer Bill Resigns
Bill Baer, ex-EngSoc Treasurer,
had his resignation letter read at
the Joint Council meeting. The
reason given for Bill's resignation
was that he had been given a
Required to Repeat designation
after the Winter '92 school term.
Bill's term of office would have
run until the end of December.
It is not surprising that Bill was
unable to successfully complete
his term of office, due to the
extremely heavy load placed on
GINO'S PIZZA



University Shop Plaza
7479888
160 UnIversity Avenue, W.
FREE DELIVERY
Incredible Special!.'

,s
WED N ES J-.....A
............ r, I'HIL"s.

n
lt
r-..
220
kllol6sf. N.
__ ..
888-7663
Friday, 18 July, 1992
Iron Warrior Page 5
Staggering proficiency exam
/
Page 6 Iron Warrior Friday, 18 July, 1992
Stack of Frosh publicly displaying filial affection for EDCOM
Friday, 18 July, 1992 Iron Warrior Page 7
Nice chick ... shame about the legs
Page 8 Iron Warrior FridaYI 18 JulYI 1992
/'
/
Friday, 18 July, 1992
Iron Warrior
Examining
by Wilbert Madarang. 2A
Comp Eng
One of the most
memorable times from
university is Frosh Week.
Frosh Week, 1991 promised
to be fun and memorable.
FUn it was ... it depended
only which side you were
looking from. As a frosh, I
did not find it all that
amusing. Memorable?
Memories of Frosh Week
lingered on, yes, and were
not forgotten, as promised.
But it pricks like an
irritating thorn. The basic
problem with Frosh Week is:
people just take it upon
themselves to take
advantage of poor frosh.
Like it's open season time.
The main question is: What
or who gives us the right to
treat frosh sub-humanly or
inhumanly, whether
seriously or half-jokingly, as
we do?
Last year, I was rather
ticked off that we were
intimidated into shouting
F*** [sic] you against each
other. This was something
of a new experience to me.
Back in private school, this
term was ostracized as
even vulgar. It would have
been eaSier to make me eat
dirt than spit this word out
of my mouth. But
intimidation got the better of
me. And for the next eight
months. I got the habit of
using foul language. Come
to think of it, what is this all
about? Is this the ultimate
goal of Frosh Week? To
oreak us into "men" or
"women" by using foul
language??! Or is this a
mere reflection of some of
the more subtle problems
that beface into our society
today?
Next issue is TOOL-
worshipping. Admittedly,
the TOOL is a sacred
emblem of our Waterloo
heritage and tradition, and
our profession. An attack
on the TOOL is a blatant
attack on us because the
TOOL represents the best of
the engineering batch. It
represents Waterloo
engineers! However, the
idea of putting us into a
room to worship a big
wrench is not just absurd;
it's also dehumanizing. I
mean, this is all just a big
joke. But like words, jokes
can sometinaes pierce more
harp y an daggers. e
Donlt Just Stand There ...
by Mark Vidler
There are many facets
to engineering and many
ways to become involved the
activities and events that
occur each term. While it is
possible to do nothing but
eat, sleep, and study, few
people do. Involvement is
not only a great escape from
the horrors of homework
and exams, it is a chance to
meet other upper year
students in engineering that
would be more than willing
to give you much needed
help in chemistry (yes, it is
as bad as they say). Some
of the activities that are
available are class
representative for sports.
academics, and recycling, or
there are many other
possibilities, such as
helping with the BUS PUSH
(winter term), organizing
activities for Eng Week, or
becoming a director. If your
calling is to serve, there are
positions available on the
council each year.
Many students
complain about the
workload but when they are
Do Somethingl
asked, admit to not
participating in the events
that occur throughout the
term. A little bit of
involvement goes a long way
in relieving the tedium of
school. The first term is
hectic but there is no better
time to become involved and
make a worthwhile
contribution to engineering.
Another way to
release the tenSion and
frustration that are
synonymous with Waterloo
is through sports. Eng Soc
runs a variety of
intermurals that will appeal
to almost everybody. After a
sports rep is voted in for
your division, your rep will
receive notices about sign-
ups, and W1ll set up a team
if there is enou.f!h demand.
As well, the PAC offers an
abundance of possibilities.
When it all boils
down, it is in everyone's best
interest to take a few hours
off each week for a little
involvement in the activities
in engineering. Believe me,
your sanity will thank you
for it.
Page 9
rosh Week
should be careful that jokes
be carried out in good taste.
Otherwise, it will lead us to
a most spiralling downfall
sooner or later.
The last area of
concern is the negligent way
some activities were
conducted. A first -hand
eyewitness revealed that
during the Scunt of Frosh
Week, 1991, a group of
people (frosh?) were
observed to be tied upside-
down, each on a different
pillar, for more than twenty
minutes, amidst a bunch of
drunks ("Big Brothers and
Sisters"?). One of those who
were tied down had blood
trickling down from his face.
And his face was alll red
(from bUilt-up pressure?).
This incident has yet to be
confirmed by a second
party. But if this, in fact is
true, then it defeats the very
purpose of frosh week, of
having fun. This even
defeats the very purpose of
attending university. Things
of such crude and savage
nature do not befit that of
an educated, civilized
person.
Hopefully, Frosh Week
remarkable improvement;
but why do I doubt it? We
don't have to wait until
someone dies, or gets
seriously hurt-physically,
emotionally, or what not,
before we realize that what
we're doing is foolhardy. We
have to open our eyes and
perceive that some old
engineering values are out-
dated. They must be
discarded. Engineer
bonding is a most important
issue that should be
encouraged. However, I
believe that it can be
achieved in more
constructive ways.
In the li.f!ht of this fast
changing ana competitive
world, it becomes
indispensable that esteemed
institutions such as
Waterloo produce quality
products-not just in terms
of academics, but also in
character. And we, the
current Waterloo crop, must
initiate this change. That is
the only way we can survive
and perform competitively
on a global scale. This is
the only way we, as
Canada's future pioneers,
can lead Canada into
and competitive
[IRON
ternal flameS of the pit! 1 t!
Submit or perish in the e
Meeting at 4:30 on
Thursday Sept. 24
in the Orifice !I I!
Page 10 Iron Warrior Friday, '18 July, }992
If your mohawk don't look good,
we don't look good ... Fidel
Dammit Subn1t Oammit &.Omit Dammit &Jbmit Oammit Submit Dammit Subn1t Oammit Submit Oammit &Jbmit Oammit Submit


en

IW Submissions
,..
o
..
3
So you want to submit to the Iron Warrior, but you have absolutely no idea
where to start. Here are some pointers from the friendly staff at the Iron r:
! Warrior that will make it infinitely easier for everyone.
First of all, the creative side. Submit anything you want to. We're not picky i
1 and can use just about anything you'd like to give us. Write to the best of your en
ability and our handy dandy editorial staff will take care of the rest. So put 1
fingers to keyboards and start writing about that something at Waterloo that just
irks the' hell out of you. Or draw us a cartoon. Or prepare a treatise on the
finer points of beer fermentation. If you think what you have to say is r:

interesting or important, we probably have an audience for it.
'g Next the technical side. Documents are preferably typed and submitted on
3.5" diskette (Give us your name and will even return the disk). We can use
either Mac or MS-DOS formats, but would prefer Mac. Please add absolutely
no formatting on the document, that's what our editorial and layout people are

E for (No special fonts, styles, paragraph indents, or extra lines).
See how easy it is. And as an added benefit, your class will even get P**5
points. What a deal. Well don't just sit there ...
'g
E
en
c
<7


3
3
'"
t3 ijwqns I!WWeO l!wqns I!Wweo UwqnS I!Wweo l!wqnS I!WWeO l!wqnS l!wweo l!wqns I!WWeo l!wqnS I!WWeo l!wqnS uwweo l!wqnS
Upcoming Features: IW Letters to the Editor! (Submit Dammit) FREE
FREE FREE Personal FREE Ads which are FREE (Submit Dammit)
Ask Uncle Baalthezar for FREE FREE Advice from the Nether Depths
and its all FREE (Submit Dammit) And MUCH MUCH MORE (Submit
Dammit) Leave all submissions (dammit) in the IW Box in the Orifice.
r------------------------------,
Survey
Please .take a moment to fill out the following questionnaire:
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
Type of dwelling:
Town-house ______ _
Apartment
House
Residence
IDo you own any of the following:
Television?
Stereo?
Computer?
Dog?
Security System?
Yes No
1 Value of other belongings: ___________ _
1
IRelationship with neighbors: __________ _
1
1------------------------
1
IQuality of door and window locks:
1 ______ -------------------
1
I
IWhat weekend(s) will you be away:
1,_____ ----------------
1
1
1
1 Please return completed form to the IW box in the Orifice
1
1
L ______________________________
Join the Warriors Band
A Proud Musical Tradition For 26 Years
The UW Warriors Band is looking
for enthusiastic quasi-musical
types to help add a somewhat off-
key note (or two) to our various
performances in the upcoming
season. Our primary purpose is to
have fun while promoting a
healthy spirit amongst UW sports
fans by playing at football and
basketball games. We go to away
games as well - sometimes a long
way away! The University also
regularly calls upon us to lend a
festive air to various parades,
building openings, tree plantings,
and the like.
Yes, the Warriors Band does
actually rehearse, and yes, we use
real music, and yes, there are some
very talented people in the band.
We encourage musical talent, but
it is by no means essential.
Neither is owning an instrument.
We have a vast stock of much
loved instruments which can be
used if you are without one. If
you can't attend every event
because there's only 168 hours in
a week, that's fine too.
What the Warriors Band needs the
most is YOU. If you can play the
telephone, the shoehorn, or any
other musical instrument, or even
the saxophone, you're just the
person for whom we're' seeking.
Our membership is down a little
these days due to convocations and
co-op, so we're looking for new
members in all sections.
If you're a sports fan, or simply
enjoy playing vaguely familiar
tunes at high speed and even
occasionally performing some real
pieces with dynamics, key
changes, and everything, come on
out! Joining is easy - just come
out to practices, which are held
Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 P.M.,
in PAC 2012 (Blue North). Or
simply show up ready to play at
any Warrior football game this
coming term. Watch for our
posters advertising upcoming
concerts. For more information,
call Chris Jacob at 746-0364.
Remember - if you don't join the
Warriors Band, you won't be a
member.
Friday, 18 July, 1992
Iron "Varrior Page 11
Announcements and Info
4------ .. ---..... -.-.. -..-.--.--.----.-.. -.-.-.... -.-----... }JIIIv
Singing %em
attention, I can inform you
that you are cordially invited
to participate in the 1992
Engineering Scavenger
Hunt. The Scunt will be
held on October 2nd and
will include such
extravaganzas as ... at least
five road trips to such exotic
locales as Toronto (oooh!).
Also included will be the
traditional lists of irrelevant
trivia and obscure items
that your team will valiantly
attempt to recover. But wait
... there's more. Many
events will be staged in
order to ensure a wild night,
complete with jello, half-
naked persons, and an
appropriate un-named
beverage. The theme for
this Scunt is "Dare 2 B
Offenciv, The Political
Incorrect Scunt". The name
says it all.
In order to apply for
should bring $50, a case
(24) of Canadian or Amber
Dry and and a 90 minute
blank audio cassette to the
orifice on Monday
September 28 1992 at 4:00
pm.
Not that it needs to be
said but large liquid prizes
will be awarded to the
victors, as well as loads of
honour and prestige.
Brough t to you by
OFFENCIV, Scunt Gods 921
Version l.0
Monday 11 :30
12:00
12:30
1:30
esday 11:30
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
Wednesday 11:30
12:00
12:30
1:30
Thursday 11:30
12:00
12:30
Friday 11:30
12:30
1:30
2:00
Batman, Animated
Cheers
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Northern Exposure
Star Trek (The Old Series)
Parker Lewis
In Living Colour
Married ... with Children
Herman's Head
Batman, Animated
Batman, Animated
Quantum Leap
Mission Impossible
Batman, Animated
Red Dwarf
2 movies
Beverly Hills 90210
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Batman, Animated
The Simpsons
A Very Cryptic Message from FEDS
The Federation of Students extends a heart felt thanks
all those who supported the Spirit Day Campaign. We wish to
... to those frosh whose site or task were not appropriate.
IRiffiiilOiis of t e pro lems rna e using
and a further investigation involving the proper authorities
follow.
The majority of the students had a positive experienc but
we apologize for those who did not. All organizations involved
were extremely pleased and thank you for your efforts.
Thanks again for your understanding
Kim Norton
Spirit Day Coordinator
Federation of Students
fJB{fJUS
As the Fall 1992 term
begins. students gear up for
classes and Co-op job
interviews, most students
gaze to those on their
September - December work
term, to gauge the
possibilities for their own
upcoming work terms.
According to John Westlake,
Co operative education
coordinator for engineering
students. 94 - 95% of
students have been placed.
Expectations are that the
placement rate should hit
abou t 99% and all
coordinators are working
diligently to reach beyond
this goal.
With the slow rebound
in the economy, the job
market has in turn also
been sluggish. Initiatives to
create jobs have led to
hiring students to help
canvas for jobs. In the
process the
approximately 6 obs an - ""u<"
opened up over 80 leads .
Most of lh solicitation was
dir t d t wards alullmi .
As always tIl 0 op 'rattv
edu alion d 'partnl nt Is
looking towards alumni to
help their alma mater in
these s luggish Urnes.
I ... _CA_M_P_U_S_S_HO_p_1
In the Campus Centre Mall
... ---------,
I Travel will no longer be selling Gray Coach Tickets to Toronto so ...
IWhy Not "ake I
NOTES:
LEATHER
JACKET DAYS
SEPT 21-25
I ,.he. "rain I
I Book 5 days in advance and I
I
SAVE 50% off the regular fare. I
Space is limited to the first 1 00 people booked.
Offer is valid throughout the year. Blackout for
I
holidays will apply. Call ....... I
Travel for complete details. ..... .
I
South campus Hall I
Marie 1i:.... ...
1
(across from the bookstore)
- In rClYa 888-
4054
.J
... _--------
Check Out the Rest of OUf
University Fashions
T-shirts
Rugby Shirts
Tank Tops
Leather Jackets
Gym Shorts
Shorts
Warm-Up Jackets with Custom Lettering
Campus Shop - Another Federation of Students service
,
Davis Copy Centre
now open evenings and Saturdays
Use the ON CAMPUS
Photocopying', Bindery and Typesetting facilities
Cash Copy Centre Locations
Engineering - E2 2353
Math and Computer - MC 5182
Both Libraries - LIB 218 and DC 1501
.', PL'US colour copying in Dana Porter Library - LIB 218
Photocopying
We serve at 7 per copy (plus PST),
discount on volume copying. Collating,
stapling and a variety of paper colours
-- available at no extra cost (see the list of
locations below)
Self serve copying at 10 per copy
(available in the libraries and various
locations on campus)
Venda card copiers at 6 per copy are
located in the Dana Porter and
Davis Centre Libraries
Plastic Ring Binding
Same day service available at Graphic
Services, hours 8:00 am-4:30 pm
Copy.Centre Locations
Dana Porter Library - LIB 218, ext. 2956
Math Centre - MC 5182, ext. 2335
Engineering - E2 2353, ext. 2334
Arts Centre - HH 370, ext. 2336
Davis Centre Library - DC 1501 , ext. 3878
High Resolution Typesetting
For high quality output try our Linotronic
300 Imagesetter (1270 dpi) or our
VT600W Laser Printer (600 dpi).
We can typeset any computer file in
PostScript format from a
Mac diskette
5.25 inch PC diskette (low density only)
3.5 inch PC diskette
SCRIPT on CMS
TROFF on UNIX.
We can translate your PC file to our Mac
and format into brochures, books, reports
and flyers, etc.
For more information about typesetting
located in GSC, call ext. 6324 or 5169.
Offset Printing
Graphic Services, hours 8:00 am-4:30 pm
General information, call ext. 3451.
Graphic Services
- General Services Complex