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     CSUR’s Top Singles 8. [PS 
     
    
   
   
    
     This week CSUR has made a 
     
     change in their presentation 
     
     -to the CADRE. As you will 
     
     soon see we have presented 
     
     our top 30 songs. Perhaps an 
     
     explanation is required. The 
     
     CSUR top 30 is not judged 
     
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     TOP 30 
     
     1-Dancemaster 12,Time for livin BROWNSVILLE STATION We like to do it 
     
     2 EEEEIEnHEEEEEEZN (PLAYBOY) SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE 23 (BI? TREE) GRAEME EDGE BAND (THRESHOLD) 
     
     ° EPIC) .Can t get enou h ‘ Nostradamus Terminal 
     
     WET WILLIE (CAPRICORN) 13.éissing time BAD COMPANY (SSAN SONG) AL STEWART (JANUS) eyes 
     
     3.Nothin from nothin KISS (CASABLANCA) 24.Blue skies blue skies 
     
     BILLY PRESTON (A & M) 14.Wild night BILL KING (CAPITOL) Tonight 
     
     A-Its °n1Y r°Ck and r011 MARTHA REEVES (MCA) 25.Fallin in love MOTHER TRUCKER (EMBER) 
     
     ROLLING STONES (ROLLING STONES) 15 Standing in the rain SOUTHER HILLMAN FURAY 
     
     5. A new kind of rock and roll/ JAMES GANG (ATCO) (ASYLUM) Justice don't be Slow 
     
     Child Of the n°VeltY l6.Can I tell you 26-Gang Bang STEPPENWOLF (COLUMBIA) 
     
     MAHOGANY RUSH (KOTAI) KANSAS (COLUMBIA) THE SENSATIONAL ALEX Wh 
     
     6-Y0u haven't done n°thin l7.Kung fu/Right on for darkness HARVEY BAND (VERTIGO) .atever gets you thru the 
     
     STEVIE WO¥9§§z§M9?9WN) CURTIS MAYFIELD (CURTOM) 27.Leaving Whipporwill Egghte 
     
     7'It's gEtt fig Earder 18.Loving you the second time ' LEON RUSSEL (SHELTER) HN LENNON (APPLE) 
     
     8” Bi figgifi TER (COLUMBIA) around 28.5entral park arrest Happy things to say 
     
     “r .ihi%a"“e EDDIE KENDRICKS MOWTOWN) HUNDERTHIGHS (PHILLIPS 
     
     DAVID BOWIE (RCA) - 19.5hang a lang/Are(you ready 29.Life is a mirage ) SUGAR CAEE (CELEBRATION) 
     
     9.Wall street shuffle BAY CITY ROLLERS (BELL) BRUCE MILLER (A & M) Jungle Blrd 
     
     TEN C.C. (UK RECORDS) 20 The funky waltz . 30,Jesse James AIRTO FOGO (ABLE) 
     
     lo'Straight ahead THE 11th HOUSE WITH LARRY RICK CUNHA (GRC) . 
     
     BRIAN AUGERS OBLIVION CORYELL (VANGUARD) Birmingham 
     
     11 EXPRESS (REA) 21 Same old song and dance .CHART CHARGERS CATFISH HODGE (WESTBOUND) 
     
     - e°P 3 8° 3 m°Ve AEROSMITH (COLUMBIA R011 away the stone The m 
     
     GINO VANELLI 0A & M) 22. Kings of the party), MOTT THE HOOPLE LULU ?2H¥LSE:§1d the world 
     
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     Cafeteria Is great- If you want quantity 1"" GETT/Né ’"V “WWI THAT'S “A” 
     
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     This week we decided to guck" of as it appeared. be- CAFQTéQlA ' AND Eéwek 0700 - 
     
     try the campus cuisine. 0n fore we tasted it "cherry " 
     
     Wednesday night we arrived to chunks". As we gleefully 
     
     sample the roast chicken supp- pried our lips apart we de- 
     
     er. We were met at the door cided coffee would be approp— 
     
     by the gracious host Peter riate. We stared in amaze— 
     
     Gabana, who admitted us. The ment as the coffee and the 
     
     first aspect of cafeteria din- 2% milk combined giving the 0 
     
     ing that we noticed was the coffee an extraordinary hue 
     
     abundance of side dishes such 'usually found only in certain 
     
     as potato salad, cole slaw, - species of molds. 
     
     meats, breads, milks etc. To sum up the cafeteria in 
     
     The cafeteria was clean in.~' our Opinion, it is a good 
     
     appearance, but had the drab place to eat if you want to ‘ 
     
     conformist atmosphere of be full, eg.$2.20 for all you 
     
     most institutionalized cook— can eat and it is above av— 
     
     ing service. As we began the erage as compared to other 
     
     meal we were appalled by the cafeterias we have visited EL 
     
     lukewarm, runny "chicken with at St. F.X., St. Mary's, _ - 
     
     rice" soup or as we prefer to Memorial, U.N.B., McGill, 
     
     call it "rice without chicken" etc. However, for those who I 
     
     soup. The main meal in itself want to eat we suggest for  
     
     was filling and we must say the sake of your taste buds 
     
     it was not as tasteless as “you 80 €158Where- 
     
     other cafeteria meals we had NEST WEEK‘h THE GONDOLIER 
     
     become accustomed to. Then 
     
     came the dessert, that maj- Albert MacDonald 
     
     estic masterpiece "gourmets 7’ wendy Sauer Bfiu 
     
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