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You Said It satisfying known to man is to create i%8; to sit and be impressâ€" ed by ‘the of others is only a secondâ€"rate kind of happiness." m_cmmrvqfim-ammm a crisis in their lives which brought out James F. Lincoln was the founder of the Lincoln Eleetric Company, one of the _firltth.mhghteud' & 1 companies ‘mint.hleU.S. in the way it ap people. One of his m was; "You never know what a man can do until he has been given sufficient incentive to strive to his utmost to.bring out the Godâ€"given abilities withinâ€"him. How many incipiâ€" ent Fords and Relisons go to their graves Comment day‘s Toronto Star, is not one about panty raids at all. It is about obscene actions on the part of a handful of students, and an opportunistic faction at the university which used panty raids as 1 have waited nvcnl’gl to cool down about this issue (a move, it‘s given me the ity to follow the mediacim).Man’tletthe opru-tunitypulvlthmtmt havetoowm:deLUmd enough infc to know this issue, which got front page coverage on Sunâ€" tradition that for over two decades has been as much a part of WLU as excelâ€" lence in business administration and Youâ€"get exactly what you expect from life $ i Ne io c 1t b\\\‘ C * hi c > /. as â€" e f o . , P p ,Q P Ak C tm id s sola m 04 + P + C F M 1 x . xo i D. +7 ie n s o o esc I f ‘< ks yB j :\,47?( i € i & Lt ® u"‘-’ l : ¢ se : 35 WA lan‘t this P ue P m be dependable. Its unfair to stuâ€" "No, I don‘t think they should have that right. I feel they should TeE Janet Kerrigan _‘ "That‘s Life 2| Rick Campbell ce _ world; it is the doing of just a little more that leads to happiness and contentâ€" mn“” It seems quite apparent that human beings have to accomplish things in order to be truly happy. Then why are there so many who treasure some secret mbighli;i:h:arofm unkmt:n,fnglely ment feolimdoa:&mdmn&nidd‘fiflm because believe they lack the necessary ability. whm‘fm?“mmm& years 1 for himself. For much of his life he‘d worked as a clerk in a grocery store and lql'incboudtogattheunimtityto pay attention to other largelyâ€"ignored concerns for healthier gender relations. Right church, yes, db;;tudefinitaly wrong pew. Panty raids promote unhealthy attitudes towards sex. The women in residence don‘t feel repressed; usually their raids take place on the men‘s mi:g:f:i,n‘ there i.la:eo resurgence 4 jit takes pl every year and has for at least two decades. ‘They .are carefully orcheâ€" mud,nndmomhhultofirfici- pate.Dm-ingmyhrpauat U, it was one of the highlights of the fall semester, and nothing more, I repeat, nothing more, than a good bit of fun. Unfortunately, this year, some stuâ€" dents went too far in the annual followâ€" up public display of goods seized, feeling it necessary to convey obscene images and messages. I would be first in line to No I don‘t think so. It‘s not at all fair to the students." Geoffrey Fellows he ever made was $45 Should community college teachers have the right to go on strike? ty hmfdfif-‘i Alice Sun Kitchener pared to what we ought to be, we‘re only quotation of Emerson that got him off dead centre. The quotation was this: "Do the thing and you will have the power; but they that do not the thing have not the power." He mortgaged everything he had, arranged for some credit from the necesâ€" sary suppliers, and a few years later was doing a millionâ€"dollar a year business. He uiq:hlatehrl.n‘;AIs'dl l;a:ed to do the thing â€" the thi dreaming of doing â€" I began to discover that I had hidden talents I had never suspected. Ideas came to me that I was able to turn into more successful business. In short, when I had enough faith to start to do the thing, I did find that I had the power. I had had it all along and not realized id" We are all greater than we think we are, but we‘ll never find that out until we ;;ut ourselves to thehtatibgnfm nately, too many people live their lives ‘"in quiet desperation" not realizing that, as William James put it "Comâ€" the mental midgets majoring in "Gross Out 101" for taking a fun activity and ruining it for hundreds of others with obscene displays following the raid. Mom and Apple Pious Award: To former WLU student and now Colleges and Universities Minister Sean Conway for condemning panty raids as "inapproâ€" intended for a few hours of fun and laughs, have been tarred unfairly by a hfl-d-miu brush, and who have been as pawns by others for personal gain. The One Bad Apple Can Spoil The MBMAMHMM!O mnfihhmdfife,w all over themselves to protect the kids from it. And so, I offer the following awards in tribute to the students in residence, who, in keeping with an annual tradition discipline them, for their totally outâ€"ofâ€" line actions. â€" Bu:{bitbybitthi-‘::nfinmdt out of proportion. And while it may said the university was left between a rock and a hard place on the issue, I see it as yet another classic example of how "SBure they do! I think every employee has the right to go on lt.l i ’ t & .”"_in_:"a' l " for taking a fun activity and WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1989 â€" PAGE 7 Henry Nikkel Kitchener ing effectiveness training for business It is so sure to happen that Professor Ashley Montague warns: "Be choosy, therefore, about what you set your heart upon; for if you wantlto achieve it strongly enough, you will." Geoff Fellows operates the Human Resource Development Institute, P.O. Boxsiz,CAmMQ,Nm{Wl!m Have faith in your intuition and get mned and you will find your hidden ents. Well, that‘s about it. If you have a strong gutâ€"feeling to do something that will improve your life, then go for it. You get what you expect from life, if you expect more and plunge in after it, you‘ll get it. But if you want to turn your dreams into reality, there‘s no playing it safe. You can‘t discover your inherent abilitiguntflyouputfllemtothete& half awake, our fires are damped, our drafts are checked . . . we all have within us powers that we habitually fail to I Left My Glasses At Home Award: To the opportunists who were so selfish and shortâ€"sighted that they couldn‘t see that taking this issue to the Toronto madhwuldnkeahughingdodm ofWLUnndlnllyiuucellanm tion. Nice job, gang. And a 10â€"pound brick for those profs using classroom fil;xedetolbuutheirpmifimdmin condemning panty raids. Classy Class Award: To the kids in residence themselves who like their predecessors, will go on to do themselves and their university proud during and after their stay at WLU. What made it great for all of us, is that it was so much fun along the way. Surely the current student body has the right to the same about 1988, Sean? 19877 Why 19897 Why didn‘t you have the raids banned in %:Ia'hny;mndoninn&m? is it just the "politically right" thi hqy?flov’lthewnepm&h dmmflu.:%ward:T:wUnimity Guelpt Ler} aimé ‘‘No I don‘t feel they do. I think they went on strike at a bad time and it will be hard for all the students to catch up." Paula Gies Waterloo