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Student wins award 3 i City to get music hall of fame? 12 CD reviews 14 tht p rivate Club Members & Guests Welcome! • Can apply for membership at the door Jazz Wednesdays with PAPA MAMBO Jam Night every Thurs. with JOE RICARDO Every Sunday: ALL THE KINGSMEN Fri. Dec. 3 E, Sat. Dec. 4 (9 am - Zam) - EGO SPANK 2 THE PROJECTOR I NOVEMBER 22,2004 :71) HOHCTOR News briefs By The Projector news staff Monday off. the Notre Dame campus during Editor-in-Chief 'Although there are advantages the month of December. Shannon Martin to this system, students become The Audit is reviewing all [email protected] SA Petition for Reading Week more stressed," says SA vice- campus locations, in respect to president for the Princess Street personal safety issues, as well as News Editor The Student Association is campus, Craig Loewen. "School, asset security. Alana Pona launching a 'Bring Back the Break' finances, work, relationships, Students involved will be [email protected] petition in support of reading everything adds up." broken into teams of 3 or 4, as week. Because several programs A petition is circulating around well as a team leader. All groups have switched from a trimester the campus for students to sign. will be required to do a physical Entertainment Editor system to a semester system, examination of the - assigned site Ryan Hladun students have been left without Audit Committee Volunteers or building. [email protected] a week off of classes. Instead Anyone interested in volunteer- of a full five-day break, this year The college is looking for 12 ing can contact Grant Morrison Layout/Photo Editor students will only be receiving an volunteers to assist in a Security [email protected] prior to Trevor Kuna extended weekend — a Friday and Audit Committee walkabout at Nov. 29 at 632-2323. [email protected] Layout/Photo Editor Lindsay Winter [email protected] Advertising and Sales Manager Guy Lussier K.D.E. TUTORING [email protected] PROFESSIONAL HELP IN: MATHEMATICS - CALCULUS - PHYSICS - ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS STATICS AND STRENGTH - LOGIC - COMMUNICATIONS - ESL Projector Interns REASONABLE RATES I CALL DELANEY, 786 2915 Editor-in-Chief Intern Editor-in-Chief Intern Jillian Brown Mike Uhrich News Editor Intern News Editor Intern Leslie Williamson Lindsay Payette Entertainment Editor Intern Entertainment Editor Intern Jen Zoratti Alan Mackenzie Program Profile: International Business Layout/Photo Intern Layout/Photo Intern Grant Burr Justen Vogt BY NATHAN WILLOUGHBY she already has a job lined up importer, international business with her summer employer who manager and international inside Contributing Writers and Photographers mong the many business- was impressed with her perfor- sales representative. related programs offered mance during the practicum. "There's a big focus on cultural Kyle Bakx Chris Kitching t Red River College, one In yearly surveys of Red River aspects and how they apply from Mitch Calvert Richard Liebrecht takes the world of business to graduates, 25 out of the 29 gradu- a business perspective" says Dave Capone David Neufeld another level. ates from the international busi- Prokopiuk. Barret Coates Matt Packwood The one-year international ness program during the last four "I'm really looking forward to Mike Delacruz Kevin Ranville Lori Ebbitt David Ridgley business advanced diploma years have found employment. graduation." Shawna Forester Chad Smith program at RRC is designed to This translates into an 86 per For more information on the Dan Gervais Jarrett Storey prepare students for the demands cent employment rate for gradu- international business program, Darryl Gunther Shaun Willingham and challenges posed in an inter- ates of the program. Some jobs brochures are available at the Elizabeth Holmstrom Nathan Willoughby Julie Horbal national marketplace. of international business grads Notre Dame and Princess Street Allan Green, an instructor in include: marketing consultant, campuses, or log onto rrc.mb.ca. the program, says it offers many currency broker, air freight opportunities for students. "Students take part in a wide range of networking events in which they meet top-level busi- RED RIVER COLLEG Got Ink? ness people, government officials and politicians. The program has a very real Security Audit 2005 life feel, he says. He adds that The next story meeting although the program material • Got a Security Concern ? for the Projector is noon, is high-level and challenging, it's more practically based. dditional Security Services ? Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. Green, before becoming a full- time instructor at RRC, taught at and Security Works ? the college, while working with a Manitoban corporation as a mar- dyes to At* of the above questions. keting manager. Plan on attending the Contact the Projector at: Applicants to the program Red River College should possess good communi- Phone: 204.949.8466 Security Audit 2005 cation skills, an interest in inter- STAFF & STUDENTS OPEN FORUMS Fax: 204.949.9159 national events and sensitivity to The e on Projector cross-cultural relations. Previous c/o Red River College Students' Association business experience and/or edu- P 110 - 160 Princess Street cation are also a requirement. Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1K9 During the program's 12- month duration, students take For advertising information, contact part in a variety of things such Guy Lussier at: as a summer practicum with an CAN'T MAKE IT BUT WANT TO TELL US ABOUT SOMETHING ? 204.632.2070 Call us at (204) 632-2323 or e-mail us at gmorrisoraterromb.ea organization involved in global marketing. Student Krystal Prokopiuk says THE PROJECTOR I NOVEMBER 22. 2004 a Student nabs $1,500 Engineers to host event Volunteering pays off IEEE celebrates 40 years BY CHAD SMITH in the college's ACCESS integrated pre- BY MITCH CALVERT demonstrated long-term sustainability trades program, Audy is now working and leads the way in many aspects." andshakes and high fives are in towards an automotive technician cer- ed River College's Institute of Kemp is impressed with the success order for Red River College stu- tificate. Electrical and Electronic Engineers IEEE has achieved at the college and looks dent Chad Audy who was one of "Chad works really hard, and his exams R (IEEE) student branch will be host- forward to future progress in the years to H the recent recipients of the Helen Betty show that he is studying," says Art Turner, ing their 40th anniversary celebration on come. Osborne Award. Audy's instructor. Dec. 1. Many students, staff, alumni, and "When the branch was started, I don't Audy, a second-year automotive tech- "He has a good potential and if he puts members of the engineering community think that any of us thought it would nician student, was presented with a his mind to it, he can go real far." will be attending. achieve the prominent role it has attained $1,500 scholarship by Attorney General Audy plans to enter the workforce The event will take place in the atrium in local, national, and international Gord Mackintosh during a two-hour immediately after he graduates and work of the RRC's circles." ceremony at the Millenium Centre on Princess Dueck towards becoming a fully licenced jour- When the branch was started, I don't Nov. 4. neyman mechanic. Street campus thanks the col- Audy, 24, was one of nine Manitoba "I want to work in a custom shop doing from 6 p.m. to think that any of us thought it would lege for their students who received a bursary in mem- 9 p.m. commitment low to high-end work," says Audy. "I achieve the pro minent role it has ory of Helen Betty Osborne. The bursary want to be involved in the total restoring Bob Dueck, to the IEEE. rewards students who enhance the com- of vehicles." IEEE stu- attained in local, n ational, and interna- "RRC has munity through volunteering and exhibit Marcy Richard, chair of the Helen dent branch always been tional circles. a dedication to his or her field of study. Betty Osborne Memorial Foundation, counselor at supportive of "I was volunteering for 10 hours a says Audy was unique from the other the Princess IEEE," Dueck month at my daughter's daycare," says recipients of this year's awards. Street cam- -BOB DUECK said. "There pus, believes Audy. "I was there to help whenever they "Chad was the only student in a trade- has been rec- needed something fixed." based program," says Richard. "With the event will provide an excellent means ognition on the part of the college that it Audy volunteered at the River Avenue today's labour market shortages, he'll of networking for students and industry is important for students to actively par- Co-op Day Nursery Inc. at 175 Mayfair never be out of a job." representatives alike. ticipate in professional societies." Ave. but had to put his services on hold Audy credits the inspiration of his "IEEE provides ways for students to The IEEE is a non-profit technical orga- so he could focus on his studies. two-year-old daughter Tina for his suc- meet potential employers and future nization with 380,000 members across Audy is a graduate from the mechan- cess, and says to excel in his studies, he colleagues through industry tours and the world. RRC's student branch, estab- ics program at Technical Vocational has had to work hard and use his time networking events, such as our 40th anni- lished in 1964, has been a long supporting high school, but decided to spend a few wisely. versary celebration this December," says member of events and scholarships for years in the work force before enrolling "The course is very condensed," says Dueck. students in the electrical, electronics, and at RRC.
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