w'aught instead of Wednesday

/

The Cadre, vol. 8, no. ll,'pecember 2, 1976,tpage~l4.

is ‘ “.‘pantliers’

throughout. Tom Kappos was

high scorer with 24 points

& 11 rebounds while Denis 'High had 23 points while he

"dominated the defense with ]7 rebounds. Mark Vickers had his usual agressive game &

chipped in with 19. we thou— ght "Bronx" Feighrey played » well & controlled the pace of the game. Ken Rowe, after his spectaCular showing at Acadia was well guarded but

_ &_;). was a constant menace to S.M.U. We might also comment that,

/ while S.M.U. was pressing in_

'” g A the late stages Lloyd _ _ Pullen fashioned a 3 pointer

that put the icing on our Had this been written Sunday

cake. We were particularly pleased at our final point when Denis "The Greatest"

made the final basket on a spectacular play.U.N.B. Red

Raiders are with us this Friday night &>we hope

to make our record 2—0. Our SMU win, coupled with

our Tip—off triumph has catapulted the Panthers

into a 3rd place_national rankinglAs an example of the

afternoon about all we would have written would be ' _Banthers 82 S.M.U.72 for, to us, the mere FACT that

we had triumphed overshad—

owed other details. We can recall the last time we won from them, in l970 when an Earl Nicholson coached squad

won by a single point we were

excited,but this was prior‘ to their achieving national

prominence & we had not then

experienced the long frustr— iguality.:f alaidi: tgiint ation we have since suffered. eague 1 S on e _ The closest we have come since 9d Ont that no less ﬁhan

' ,' in t e was a defeat of something gigging: %§ 2:: #3, SMU 8 like 12—4 a few years ago

& St. F.X. 10. We assume that When we forfeitEd the game Acadia must be right behind.

due to a near riot. On Sunday, on Saturday night, the pant-

from the opening whistle our hers, using bench strength ~boys put on a show that had

a capacity crowd at high pitch

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expoitation of the current

nostalgia rage. *Therefore,

it was with apprehension

that we approached our

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“I! winn‘;in.g..ifat

-The Lady Panthers opened the

-stopped at I however as the

be the big game to break

91‘ , ’ t s I

;am. , $.7PQ next ;- , :the boys a big lift. wouldn't it be SOMETHING to beat SMU _H seeing the aging heroes of AtWicevin.the same‘week? we ‘ ' “q yesteryear put up a good ‘are pleased to report that,

fight & it was a good chance With the grﬁce affordEd by for the unsung heroes of the last week't hiatus in play,

for the most part, beat the Alumni 85-70.. we enjoyed

' Panthers show their abilities.all our players aré‘baCk

_ shape~& that a healthy»3quad: was the Panther high while Will take the icé-,0n»Sundaﬂ Mike Connolly & old Lennie Acadia (2—4—0) will be our

Sirois topped the Alumni with opponents° They are always _ 14's. _ a ‘ dangerous! - » v , JV

We'd like to_go back to

comment on the basketabll game & remark that,the Canad—-

ian Professional Football, _League is certainlylax when

they Scheduled the Gray Cup

_ Final on the same date as Mickey Fox coached S.M.U. U.P.E.I. opened its league

girls put on quite a show in schedule in Basketball. One winning 76—4z. Sheri was againWOU1d exPeCt them to Cheek

high with 14 & Sharon MacLure on the events slated for the was right behind-with 12. Maritime events before trying

They-play again on Fridayq to drawrnational interest &

against U.N.B. attention. Inasmuch as the The Hockey Panthers, now ' calendar is drawn up about ,

tied for 3rd entertain' ‘ 7 a year in advance it should S.M.U.(who have an identical be quite possible for them . 4—2-1 record) thls saturday to avoid a conflict of interest!

in the Forum. It is several ‘ - . years, we think 6 or 7, SinceOf course, if the Canadian

we toppled these old rivals LFootball MOgUIS W°"iE C°_°p_

& the conpensus of campus ;;Z;;’g9ur 9:" Mirlftme ones

- - . 1ve 1 a r . . .

Opinion is that this W111 ‘ ‘_ We hear that the basketball

'team is putting on a big "DONL in the Panther L0unge after" Saturday night's hockey game.

support that was accorded GO & SUPPORT THEM..HOPEFULLY

the basketball players & we IN A VIVCTORYAPARTY. .orelse to

are Convinced this would give ,drcwn sorrow. BE THERE.',

Bruce Nicholson. with 20

league season with a win over the Mt. A. girls 74-50 as "

Sheri Sterns led with 22. Their winning streak was"

their streak. We hope that‘ our hockey team will receive the-same volume of vocal,

Beautiful Stroheim Photography) '

-' analyze Stroheim, but lets the stills speak for them-\ selves. It is clear from

I this work that Stroheim‘was

, a man far ahead of his

'time.r Sabataged by censors‘ who cut as much as 80% of

his films, he dared to V .Nw .1

show the world realiStically.‘

My favorite, "Greid,"_ ,:_.' i

is a classic portrayal of

that basic human emotion. ‘

He brings to the screen the

depths of depravity and

degradation that manﬁwill sink to in order to achieve

_his own end.“Stroheim uses

the camera as an artist

would use a brush., He paints a clear picture

of man as he is, not as

he would like him to be.

Stroheim uses the class-—' ic stories of romance and seduction, but in his hands they become unique stories in their own right. '

; Reproduction of the

stills are of high quality.

The only thing we find lack—

ing in this book is that

Stroheim is so good that

we wished there were more

stills. ' . .

We recommend this book'

to cinematoiogist,_and ,

photography buffs in par-

ticular, and to avid movie goers in general. ”

Albert MacDonald

Wendy MacDonald

OF His Nine Films

With a sigh of releif, we are pleased to report that this book is not a duplicate of the first weinberg has put together‘a book which gives a production list, a synopsis, and a number of stills from Stroheim's- most famous works.' The book does not attempt to

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