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Download a Volunteer Application Form at Spenceneighbourhood.Org Or Call 783-5000 for More Information /13 07 2011 / 10 volume 66 SlutWalk Winnipeg Will it reinforce oppression? comments page 9 Exploring the controversy CEOs sleep downtown news page 3 comments page 8 Plus interviews with Lou Canon The Treble NoMeansNo asRt PAGES 11 & 13  02 The UniTer O CtObEr 13, 2011 www.UniTer.ca LookiNg for LisTiNgs? Cover Image "3M Form" Letters! We gets letters! CAMPUS & COMMUNITY LISTINGS AND VOL- The Uniter UNTEER OPPORTUNITIES page 8 PHOTO BY REBECCA SANDULAK we get sacks and sacks of MUSIC page 12 Styled by Meghan Koley and Rebecca Sandulak. We're hiring FILM & LIT page 14 Model: Meghan Koley. Photo taken in 2009. letters! GALLERIES & MUSEUMS PAGES 14, 15 & 18 Rebecca's work is currently on display at THEATRE, DANCE & COMEDY page 18 Kollinger-Miguez Studio at 425-70 Arthur St. COMMENTS page8 CULTURE page17 AWARDS & FINANCIAL AID page 18 Visit www.rebeccasandulak.com P EOPLE WORTH READING ABOUT UNITER STAFF Promoting hope and raising awareness ManaGinG eDitor Self-proclaimed workaholic Stan rossowski does what he can to promote mental wellness Aaron Epp » [email protected] BSUSineS ManaGer Geoffrey Brown [email protected] Clara BUelow » volUNTeer PrODUcTiOn ManaGer Ayame Ulrich » [email protected] c TOPy anD S yLe eDitor Stan Rossowski is a busy man. Britt Embry » [email protected] A self-proclaimed “workaholic,” Rossowski Photo eDitor is a major player in Winnipeg’s mental wellness Dylan Hewlett » [email protected] community using both his time and skills to try to erase stigma and raise awareness about men- newS S aS iGnMenT eDitor tal health. Ethan Cabel » [email protected] “My main job is to promote hope,” Ros- newS PrODUcTiOn eDitor sowski said. Matt Preprost » [email protected] Rossowski is the founder of Cinesanity, a project that started in 2008. Cinesanity is a pro- arSTUT anD cUL re eDitor Nicholas Friesen [email protected] gram that screens one film on the fourth Mon- » day of every month at Micah House. Their mis- cOMMents eDitor sion statement is to teach the public about men- Trevor Graumann » [email protected] tal health and addiction issues. Listings cO-OrDinaTOr Kent Davies » [email protected] “Since the late ‘60s, in terms caMPUS BeaT rePOrTer of treatment, we have become Vacant much more humane.” BeaT rePOrTer Chris Hunter [email protected] - STan RossowSKi, founDer, cineSaniTy » BeaT rePOrTer Anne Thomas [email protected] As a volunteer for the past 20 years, Ros- » sowski has seen a lot of change in the mental BeaT rePOrTer wellness community, both in terminology and Vacant in treatment. cULTUre rePOrTer “Since the late ‘60s, in terms of treatment, we Aaron Snider » [email protected] have become much more humane,” he said. However, the mental wellness community is “still dealing with stigma and a lack of under- C roNTrIBUTo S: standing in a big way,” he cautioned. DYLAN HEWLETT “Often people just need a little human con- a s one of winnipeg's biggest mental health advocates, Stan rossowski has founded film festivalc ineSanity, while also tact,” Rossowski said. working for Dual recovery anonymous, and creating other media projects. a randa adams, Kaeleigh ayre, Rossowski practices this philosophy with all Jessica Botelho-Urbanski, the volunteer initiatives he works with - and homeless participants are given cameras to tell Throughout everything he does, Rossowski clara Buelow, Jonas czok, Kelly those extend beyond Cinesanity. their story. said he maintains a positive outlook paired with Rossowski volunteers as a sponsor for Dual Rossowski’s work as a professional photog- a “belief in recovery and that people can change Gorkoff, amy Groening, natasha Recovery Anonymous, an independent 12-step rapher has helped him look at mental wellness and become stronger.” havrilenko, Dunja Kovacevic, support group for people with a dual-diagno- through many different lenses. When asked how he keeps up with all his dif- renee Lilly, Derek Loewen, Sean sis, when someone is considered to be suffering “Everyone has their own unique experience,” ferent support groups and initiatives he shakes from both a mental illness and a substance abuse he said. his head and laughs. Perkins, Lucas redekop, Sarah problem. With personal experiences of both depression “I’m not supposed to be able to do this. I reilly, evan roberts, Pamela He has also been involved with a project and addiction, he calls his condition “Stan Syn- mean, I’m 61 years old!” roz, Jon Sorokowski, called Focusing the Frame in which formerly drome.” J. williamez BY ANNE THOMAS The Uniter is the official student newspaper of the Q: WhaT do you ThiNk of NaTuraL birThs? are They safe? University of winnipeg and is published by Mouseland Press inc. Mouseland Press inc. is a membership based organization in which students and community members are invited to participate. For more information on how to become a member go to www. uniter.ca, or call the office at 786-9790. The Uniter is a member of the canadian University Press and campus Plus Media Services. hy Nguyen, second-year dino Corriette, harry Wall, first-year student, arts salesman student, psychology SUBMiSSiOn OF ARTicLeS, LeTTerS, GraPhicS AND PhOTOS ARE WELcOMe. articles must be submitted in “I think it's OK. There's a “If the women are “I can understand text (.rtf) or Microsoft word (.doc) format to editor@ point to having midwives. choosing to do it, I there's a sort of unseen uniter.ca, or the relevant section editor. Deadline for You can't disregard their think it's OK. But if I comfort people feel submissions is 6:00 p.m. Thursday, one week before profession.” was a woman I'd want knowing there's a doc- publication. Deadline for advertisements is noon Friday, to be put out for that.” tor around, but I think six days prior to publication. The Uniter reserves the right to refuse to print submitted material. The having a midwife deliver Uniter will not print submissions that are homophobic, your baby is just as safe misogynistic, racist, or libellous. we also reserve the as having a doctor do it. right to edit for length and/or style. I just think people aren't used to the idea of midwives anymore.” CONC tA t US » General Inquiries: 204.786.9790 Advertising: 204.786.9790 Editors: 204.786.9497 Fax: 204.783.7080 kim starkewski, nurse Leigh anne Parry, Jim Torz, fourth-year E-mail: [email protected] “I'm OK with it as long as third-year student, student, politics Web: www.uniter.ca “Safe, yes. But as safe you know it's going to be theatre LOCAtION » a safe birth. But you don't “Yeah. You have a as a hospital, no. I r oom OrM14 always know it's going to be midwife, that's what wouldn't risk it.” University of Winnipeg a safe birth.” they're for. 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They care about shopping.” sands of fans packed the Forks to see So states a pamphlet distributed by pro- bands inward eye, Three Days Grace testers at the Downtown Business Improve- and Bachman & Turner at the national ment Zone’s CEOs for Downtown Sleepout hockey League-organized event. even on Thursday, Sept. 29. Dancing Gabe attended the festivities. The sleepout was part of a campaign to There were activities for all ages, from raise awareness and funds for programs to road hockey and photo opportunities get people off the streets and into perma- to Jets autographs and beer tents. nent jobs. Forty Winnipeg CEOs pledged to Police mingled among the crowd to spend a night sleeping on the streets in a bid “ensure they’re having a good time,” to raise $100,000. police chief Keith Mccaskill told the During the event, protestors swarmed the winnipeg Free Press. CEOs, handing out flyers and briefly gain- ing control of the microphone. Some dressed NeW doWNToWN up as members of the Downtown Watch and Parkades oN The Way told the CEOs to “move along,” to demon- The Longboat Development cor- strate how people who live on the streets are poration has agreed with the city to build a 464-stall downtown parkade. sometimes treated. C WLAYTON INTER Owen Toews, a participant in the inter- a lthough 40 of winnipeg's top-ranked ceOs, including Stefano Grande (above), raised more than $100,000 The city will loan Longboat $5 million ruption of the event, said the government’s during a recent publicity stunt by sleeping outside for a night, critics charge the event does little to address to build the parkade with the under- standing that Longboat will repay as move to cut taxes for CEOs while simultane- corporate tax cuts and social spending funding. ously decreasing investments in social spend- soon as possible, the w innipeg Free ing increases corporate profit while keeping Press reported. The city’s loan comes people on the streets. Downtown BIZ and Downtown Watch are said.
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