Volume 90, Issue 92

Wednesday, March 19, 1997

Pheonix

• Bayfield fire classified arson

• Protest washes up on concrete beach

• Charest unveils plan to drag Conservatives from the ashes

• Davenport approves of Tompkins' endowment

• It's lonely at SOGS' top

• Spending eternity six feet under their alma mater

• SNIPPETS

• TIME WARP

• Photo #1

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TIME WARP

Sixty per cent of Western students would support Great Britain if there was a war, The Gazette reported this week in 1939.

The paper interviewed 100 members of fraternities and sororities on campus, the Prefect-elect and Sub-Prefect elect.

Sixty-four per cent of frat members said they would go to war if Canada were faced with an invasion.

"Despite the apparently pugnacious attitude supported by Western students, a noteworthy inconsistency was shown in that only 17 per cent felt that war could preserve civilization!"