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(No. 24)Craccum-1979-053-024.Pdf Spatchka FLATMATE WANTED. Old Girl Preferred. (Early to mid-20’s). Before the enslaught of exams you could SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING TRADE AID STALL STOLEN AMP be living in our cosy abose be living in our cosy abode, delighting in The Ass There will be a Special General Marshall 50 watt amp stolen from Friday September 21 at 1 — 2 pm our inane banter and drinking lots of tea. ubmission Meeting of the Auckland University Womens Common Room between 11.45 Quad, Studass. Wide range o f 3rd World Our ample resources should satisfy your ssion as pa pm and 12.05 am (night time) Friday Students’ Association in the cafeteria at goods available, including Sri Lankan every caprice. Phone 771-043 or drop in lommissioi 1.00 pm on Tuesday^ October 1979. 14th September 1979. Serial No. 1820 A. tea. Phone Martyn Nicholls 689-529 if at 20 Park Avenue, Grafton. ince in NZ Any information please ring — Items for discussion are mainly you wish to help or know more. (All othe haka constitutional amendments relating to Peter Gundry T it - 7350 Home, money returned to CORSO (Balmoral), ear. 889-076 Work or Roger Thompson electoral procedures and the possible 512 Dominion Road Ph 602-543. STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT It is the 677-909 or Central Police Station. abolition of the position of Treasurer. ogether AI A full agenda is available from the AUSA Thursday September 27 at 1 - 2 pm. ieing done office and will be published in next week’s Room 144 1st Floor Studass. Come DISCOUNT BOOK National A issue of Craccum. along for a friendly discussion. Phone ire both ve Paul Robertson 874-503 for details. las ideas tc R.W. Lack Each year the Association publishes a PSA WOMEN’S AWARD you kno\ Secretary discount booklet. Some 30,000 copies of this are distributed among the students The Public Service Association has available for application the 1979 Fellowship at the haka NOMINATIONS at Auck land University and at the three Award for research on women in employment and trade unions. The award is of a LECTlOh Student Technical Institutes in Auckland. value of $750, and is open to trade or student union members o f either sex. Nominations are now open for The 1980 edition of this book is now The aim is to promote research which will help further the status o f women, with ie followii positions as Association representatives in the course of preparation. If you have particular reference to the trade union movement. i, Theatn on various Association, University and any friends or relations who may be Applications should include details o f the proposed research project, and should 2), Studen joint committees. interested in offering a discount to hard reach : bmmittee Appointments will be made at the up students please give me their name The General Secretary nents for tl meetings noted below. Nominations close and address and I will send a polite letter NZPSA (Inc) his week a. at the relevant meeting in each case, and outlining the manifold advantages of P.O. Box 5108 candidates should attend from the assisting the disadvantaged ! Wellington time shown. If this is not possible please by not later than 30 November 1979. speak with the President before the Bob Lack meeting. Secretary The S.R.C. meets in the SRC Lounge and the Executive meets in the Council Room. tipple computers Senate 1/11/79 -31/10/80. S.R.C. Wednesday 3 October 1.00 pm. Student Union Management Committee (2 positions) 1 /11 /79 - 31 /10/80. Executive, Thursday 4 October at 7.00 pm Theatre Management Committee (2 positions) 1/11/79 — 31/10/80 Apple Computer System Executive Thursday 4 October at 7.00 pm Recreation sub-committee 1 /11 /79 — Now in New Zealand 31/10/80. S.R.C. Wednesday 26th September 1.00 pm. Apple II Computer System is designed for Blues Committee — Indefinite period — Executive Thursday 4 October 7.00 pm. day-to-day tasks in R.W. Lack E d u c a tio n computer assisted instruction (CAI), Secretary student/tutor research at all educational levels — in all disciplines, administration. Baring Smaller Businesses With the bank account overdrawn it Financial Planning could be a good time to try your luck and win a small fortune at the races this Scientific Research and development week. With prices rising sharply every week and wages being ‘controlled’ racing offers the best return on an investment. Looking at the galloping tu rf watch [cippkz com puter} for : River Pearl, Fencourt Lad, Mayo’s CED Distributors Limited Charm, Spinnerin, Campaigner and Deb’s Box 72-053 Mate. The Trots: Game Folly, Young Berry, Katy’s Command, Royal Pont, Auckland Babalu and Paul Command. Do not drop Phone 486-200 Framalda either, as she was an easy winner last time out. My feature article this week is about the galloper Schneley. By Sucaryl out of Agricolet, Schneley when 4, won his See the A pple II, the C om m odore Pet and the TR S80 at first 6 starts with the Waikato Cup being his best win so far. This all happened in 1977 so you can see that Schneley has Editor . been o ff the scene for nearly 2 years. At Calculator Centre Technical! that time he looked to have great Advertising potential, and if fully recovered I rate as A u c k la n d Christchurch D u n e d in a big chance in the coming Cup races. Lome Street, back of 246. 201 High Street, between 134 Stuart Street (Eclipse Radio & Arts Editoi Phone 370-326 . Tuam & Lichfield. Phone 60-504 Hobbies). Phone 778-102 Photograph M. Hoyle Distribute , Music E dit Legal Hack Typesetter. Student Travel Bureau Lim ited Craccum is south o f H< New Zealar It you arc currently enrolled in a full-time course and intend to enrol in a full-time course next year, pigs, ownec Godszone, then you can renew your ISIC now. Your ISIC when renewed will be valid for international [card, cut in concessions from 01 October 1979 and for domestic concessions from 01 January 1980. zapped dov live in Mast Well, once 1 I ling it all, tl old New Ze See your Student Travel Sales Office NOW! evitably del CRACCUM SEPTEMBER 25 PAGE 2 I PLEASE EXCUSE TYPESSETTTING . TYPESETTERS HAVE OFF-DAYS LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE. I THINK IT’S THE UNUSUAL EXPENSE OF % ENERGY ON A SATURDAY AND THE FACT THAT THE SUN IS SHINING RADIANTLY AND I AM STUCK IN THIS LITTLE !(+&$(+*&!( OFFICE W PRETENDING TO BE A MACHINE. EVEN THE MACHINE THINKS IT’S CRIMINAL. YOU BETTER WATCH OUT. IT’S GETTING UPSET ABOUT BEING OVERWORKED. (????????????) [see what this typesetting does to my brain. P irie The Association has decided to make a If you are interested in any o f these OPERATION PFUCK-UP of the FOL’s call tor a general strike ubmission to the Human Rights Comm- positions see either Bob Lack, the Last week I went over to the Registry on AUSA’s operations. All four unions ssion as part of the report the Secretary, or myself. with a camera crew from TV One to do a that our various staff belong to decided to bmmission is preparing on racial intoler- news item on the Preliminary Inquiry strike and were fully supported by AUSA ince in NZ. They are doing so in response QUEEN ST POSTERIORS Form the Dept, o f Education has in this decision. othe haka party ‘incident’ earlier this The painful saga o f AUSA assisting prepared for the Supplementary Hard­ I hope that you thought about the ^ear. students who were arrested for sitting in ship Allowance. We discovered that they reasons for the strike and the implications It is the Executive’s job to put Queen St drags on. As you may know had all gone ! The counter staff for you as a member o f NZ society, ogether AUSA’s submission and this is efforts to raise this money have been less attributed this to last week’s issue of whether a student or not. The Govern­ ieing done by James Gilderdale, the than successful to date. I think this is a Craccum. Yay for the power o f the press ! ment’s actions in using the Remuneration 'lational Affairs Officer, and myself. We reflection o f your complete lack o f More to the point, we discovered that Act, in even having such legislation, is ire both very keen for any student who concern not only for those individuals the University had asked for 4,000 forms just as much an erosion o f civil liberties as ideas to come and see us, especially who laid themselves on the line, but also, but were only given 200. It just shows as the SIS Amendment Bill was. So it fyou know something of the history less directly, for the principles that were how little the Wellington bureaucrats does concern you - not just those ‘bloody if the haka party. being argued in that protest. know o f students’ needs. So when more Unionists’. [LECTIONS By supporting attempts to help these forms appear in the Registry go and grab Student representatives are needed on people you are in effect supporting the one and send it off. A t the same time Greg he following: Recreation Sub-Committee struggle against the National Govern­ pick up a copy of NZUSA’s explanatory AYATOLLAH , Theatre Management Sub-Committee ment’s dictatorial cuts in Education.
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