Of Inside: Songs For The New Depression CRACCUM Volume 54, Issue 16 Page 1, CRACCUM, July 21 With a chee notice board dn left Auckl aming hal NOMINATIONS are now open for the MAIDMENT ARTS CENTRE Tuesday 22nd ‘Why Love ?’ Executive positions of W elfare Officer and i had forgot Due to the very high level of activity in the Wednesday 23rd ‘Why Christianity ?’ S.R.C. Chairperson. The term of office in aflets. With i Kenneth Maidment Theatre and the Little Thursday 24th ‘Why Christ ?’ classified each case will be from the date of election anization v\ Theatre it is requested that all For Sale, to 31 December 1980. Nominations close ENVIRONMENT GROUP I finally left University/Student / Staff groups pencil in and appointments will be made at the Stereo set, 3 pieces, Harmmon Kardon e. We hussl their 1981 bookings before 1st September ACTIVITIES meeting of the S.R.C. to be held in the FiK 1000. Viscount amplifier, pair Corall 3 just out o 1980 to secure the dates. There is no TUESDAY 22nd 1 pm Library B10 ‘Polluted S.R.C. lounge on Wednesday 23 July. speakers, good hi-fi sound combination. (Whangarei obligation or deposit required and it will Japan’ - the other side of the economic Candidates should attend this meeting $480, o.n.o. Also stereo-radio cassette jllege provid guarantee your booking. miracle. A rare film made by the Japanese fro m 1 p m . recorder RX-5500FV2FA. Brand new. $530 j afterward; KENNETH MAIDMENT THEATRE environmentalists who exposed the o.n.o. Phone 604-500. irselves with CAMPUS ARTS NORTH FESTIVAL mercury poisoning at Minimata. Tuesday 22 July at 8 pm, Michael Houston Wanted: Motorcycle, Honda CB175. Please ! us grovel ‘CAN opener’ 1st to 16th August. As part THURSDAY 24th 1 pm Library B10 ‘Marine and Barry Mora perform a song/piano contact Jay, Ph 30-789, Student Union. )am. By 7.1 of the CAN opener festival Campus Arts Mammals’ Tom Donoghue of Greenpeace, recital. Tickets $7.50, Students $6.50, We were chi North will be presenting Medieval Music, speaking with slides and tape. FOR SALE Children half price. Bookings at St James. eling of anti< song and dance from the Court of Henry TUESDAY 29th 1 pm Library B10 Films: Calculator TI57 brand new $120 o.n.o., Saturday 26 July at 2 pm and 8 pm, Iter weeks of VIII by Kynges Companye, Maidment ‘Need for Nature’ and ‘Edge of Extinction’ Sunday 27 July at 7 pm, ‘Dance for e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n . P h o n e F lo re n c e 32-236 epless nigh Theatre 8 pm, Sunday August 3. Also - NZ films of beauty and message, on (d ay). Pleasure’ presented by Mt Eden Ballet > way to bee performance by Limbs on 6th and 7th at 8 native forests and endangered species. Academy with guests Adrian Batchelor kilometres to r pm. At 8.15 on Saturday 9th is ‘State of and Shona Wilson from Limbs, Lee Patrice K would take i the nation’, an additional date in a Andrew and Anne Anderson, produced by istance. national tour of poets and musicians Dorothy Carter. Tickets $5, children $3.50. Silicone Chips Our objectiv including Alan Brunton, Ian Wedde, Dave ' Bookings at the Corner. Mitchell, Bruno Lawrence and others. The The W inter lecture held on Tuesday 15th »very begim Karlheinz company with guest artist Ivan LITTLE THEATRE July, the fourth in this year’s series on rtly a huge p Zagni perform at 6.30 on Tuesday 12 Monday 21 to Saturday 26 July 1 pm; industrial relations, presented by FOL Ching all se August. Watch out for further details and Thursday 24 and Friday 25 July also at 5 research officer Mr Paul Diginan was on ecially peo more exciting shows in the CAN Opener pm. ‘Masses and Man’, an expressionist the attitude of trade unions to the new vuniversity F e s tiv a l. play by Ernst Toller. A play about technology. The introduction of NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITIES revolution. Tickets $1.50, Students $1. technology is not a new problem for the Door Sales. Production by Diploma of union movement, since essentially the WINTER TOURNAMENT is to be Drama students. growth of trade unions in 19th century HELD AT W aikato University, Hamilton, FLICKS from 25th to 28th August inclusive. Ski Britain was a response to the conditions Tuesday 29 July, SRC Lounge, 6.30 p.m. tournament at Tuakino August 18th to of the industrial revolution, but its ‘Animal House’ and ‘I wanna hold your 22nd. All students wishing to represent possible consequences would appear to be hand’. Admission $1. Auckland University must have completed more far reaching today. The picture' Mr CANDIDATES and handed in to Sports Rep’s office 1) ROTARACT Diginan painted was grim. Rising Eligibility form - one per person; and 2) TUES 22 July 7.30, Old Grad Bar. structural unemployment, the result of the For Treasurer, remainder of 1980 Team List - one per sport. These must be WE DO IT BETTER !!! arrival of population recreates sustained) BELINDA VERNON in before August 15. Spare forms available What, you say ? Find out - come along for in the 1960’s baby boom onto a Over the past four years while at from Sports Rep’s noticeboard. a comedy session that will make A WEEK depressed labour market, is projected to PUBLIC SEMINAR of It look DULL; Rotaract is for those who reach 300,000 by the end of the decade. university I have taken a strong interest in Superimposed upon this, is the alarming the affairs of the student. In my second ‘The Soviet Union - A post-Afghanistan believe in helping others - but want a good problem of the introduction of new year, I decided being interested was not reassessment’. Sunday 27th July, 9 am - 5 time while they do. We have a noticeboard micro-processing technology with a enough, I had to get involved and actually pm. To be held at the MacLaurin Hall, crammed full of info on our latest potential for widespread job displacement do something so I stood for and was Auckland University. For further activities, so LOOK ! Come along. Who in the manufacturing and service elected to the position of National Affairs information please contact John Banks, know - you might like us. > industries. Mr Diginan acknowledged that Officer. After a year of non-involvement in 866-183 or Roy Lucas, 557-817. EVANGELICAL UNION: ‘death on a such technological advances must not be my third year at university, where I was CIVIL LIBERTIES c a m p u s ’ regarded as universally bad but pointed studying for a B Com, majoring in Tim McBride, author of a new book ‘A — a series of meetings discussing the out that an assumption that increased accounting, I have decided it is time to get handbook to Civil Liberties’ will be relevance of Christianity today. Speaker - production would necessarily promote directly involved again. Several things speaking to the Labour Club, Tuesday Roger Mitchell. job-creating economic expansion was have concerned me this year - primarily 22nd July at 7.45 in the Top Common July 21-24th All in B28 lunchtimes 1-2 pm false, nor was there any reason to hope the fact that the Association has been Room. All are welcome. Monday 21st ‘Why Death ?’ that the micro-processing industry itself without an active treasurer for the first would provide many new job opportunities half of this year. I believe it is essential in New Zealand. that a person with practical accounting iiand. It was knowledge take on the job, it is one where The main thrust of Mr Diginan’s mture with pa experience both in accounting and the argument was, therefore, that a place does i universitie workings of the Executive are invaluable CATERING CO. exist in New Zealand for micro-processing hnical institi technology but that its introduction must and I therefore offer myself as someone jlicise the cr be planned and controlled in such a way who is studying part-time three stage III ucation syste ^s to avoid the wholesale social papers for a B Com, someone who is plemented by employed as an assistant accountant, and dislocation which couid result7The FOL location and 1 policy on the new technology is that a someone who has had previous c nning the lem responsible approach, which takes into experience on the AUSA Executive. ) were doing s account more than simple profit-motive, alanders cou must be adopted towards its introduction. another new line in the JONATHAN BLAKEMAN In this way it is possible to ensure that the Cold Servery maximum benefits are derived from the I am a commerce student standing for creative use of the silicone chip with the Treasurer for basically two reasons. minimum of attendant social discomforts. Firstly, a considerable amount of disgust THE CLUB SANDWICHES at apparently total student apathy towards what I regard as one of the most important priced at 25c positions in the Association. Secondly, I Around this feel that I am suitably qualified to students will t discharge the duties of this office in a NZUSA encou competent manner. I am an Accounting an optometry major with some knowledge of "eye-test” but Management, Economics and Law. xplain why N Furthermore I have had some experience survey and wh in auditing with a frim of chartered those contact* accountants which I envisage being of considerable value in the Treasurers Canterbury COLD SERSERVERY primary role as overseer of the Association J Back in the fin a n c e s .