What Happened to Apfle? Link Writer Dennis Pilon Looks Back ^JL^ ^

What happened to APfLE? Link Writer Dennis Pilon looks back ^JL^ ^

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REC REATION SCORES AND SCHEDULES PAGE Food Fair attracts I hugh crowd for snacks | Hundreds of students took advantage of free samples, snacks and recipes during tfie biggest Medical Services Fall Fair ever, two weeks ago. Below, onnelettes from the Egg Marketing Board, at right, fair organizer Joyce Jameison samples specially prepared mushrooms, and bottom right, just part of the crowd that enjoyed the three hour event. PHOTOS: DON WRIGHT

Page 2 the link, november 7. 1984 FREELANCE REPORTER 241 more grads now CGA's

REQUIRED The Certified General recently in Vancouver. industry, commerce, public Accountants Association of B.C. practice or government service Included In the 1984 CGA announced last week that 241 and they bring to their positions graduating class were a number The LINK requires a part-time men and women received their the special skills and knowledge of BCIT graduates. professional designation as which they have aquired through (freelance) reporter to provide news on They were: campus events and activities. Must be Certified Genearl Accountants at the CGA program. Convocation Ceremonies held From Administrative The Certified General available for once-weekly council Management: Melvin Baly. Accountants Association is the meeting (generally IWonday night, 6-8 Computer Systems: Gary Mah. largest professional accounting p.m.) and other meetings from time to association in B.C. with over 'Money no Financial Management: 6,000 members and students. time. Individual will be responsible for Jennifer Cheveldave, William Choo, Linda Cran, Jogn Ellis, The CGA of BC office is providing coverage of the organizations object' for Michael Gellard, Deborah located at 1555 West 8th Avenue, on campus: The Student Association, Gittens, David Harlos, Colleen Vancouver B.C. V6J 1T5. The Staff Society, BCGEU and the Horstein, Andrea Hunter, Brian students! Kennedy, Helen Lam, Esther administration, as well as reports on Lee, Wanda Lee, Vivien Lim, Enrollment other BCIT related topics. Generally the According to a recent issue of Timothy MacDougall, Ron 'Marketing' magazine (published Muller, Samson Ng, Charles hours are flexible and the pay is good. in Toronto), a new radio network Potter, Scott Usher, Andrew up 2 percent has been formed to offer If interested, submit a brief resume and a Warden. Alice Woo, Lorraine Enrollment figures have been j advertisers access to an Wright, Arthur Wuschke, Glenn released showing the number of sample of your writing ability lo: estimatd 400,000 university Yeasting and Sherman Yee. students on campus at the end Don Wright, managing Editor, The Link listeners across Canada. of September is up slightly over Room 28, Building 4A The article quotes Michael Hotel/Motel: Richard The. the same date last year. 4287 Gray, president of Gray 3700 Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby B.C. V5G 3H2 Marketing Management: students are officially enrolled at Canadian Network Broadcast James Clark. BCIT, compared with 4199 in Sales, who in turn formed September 1983. This represents Canadian University Broadcast Technical Management: a 2 per cent increase over last Sales, as saying that the network Richard Cahill. year, despite the phasing out of will 'help solve the frustration RECREATION These individuals have Psychiatric Nursing, which felt by both large and small successfully completed an reduced the number of students advertisers who found it intensive program of studies in that program by 100. impossible to reach the ADVERTISING developed by CGA in university market across cooperation with the Faculty of Canada.' Commerce at the University of Of course, no mention is made British Columbia. They are READ THE LINK! (I of the fact that there are over 100 currently employed in business. GO student newspapers serving j those same campuses, and i many more besides. Virtually | every university, college and ^ institute in Canada supports a j 4 student newspaper, only the i larger universities have A presentation by Set 20A3 examining the commercial-oriented campus advertising and promotion by Whistler, radio stations. The most interesting Outward Bound and Raft operators. comment in the article is again a quote from Gray, who suggests that students in the 18-to-35 age NOVEMBERS bracket are people 'who demand quality products and to whom, when it comes to buying ROOM 1A129 11:30 a.m. something they want or need, money is no object.' •

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the link, november 7. 1984 Page 3 Why Formula Funding won't work at BCIT

I stated last week ttiat Formula Obviously then, the BCIT Library must The administration of some BCIT Funding is effectively reducing BCIT to continuously replace outdated material, programs costs more money. I am not Community College status. The Ministry of much more rapidly than a conventional saying that all BCIT administration is Education is funding all Community college library. (When was the last time you essential, because it is not. However some Colleges and Institutes 'equally' (including went into BCIT's Library for a history book!). programs are very difficult to administer. BCIT). With the short shelf life of books our library The Health programs, for example, place their students in hospitals and labs, etc, What the government fails to realize is and this takes a tremendous amount of that there are many hidden costs involved in effort and time to ensure the programs are running a current, up to date technological ARE YOU AWARE? run efficiently. BCIT's Electrical and institute such as ours. The Socreds do not Robotics programs also place their take into account the extra capital, library by Troy Nagy, S.A. Sports Ctiairperson students in industry for a semester. Other and administration costs BCIT faces and colleges do not experience this kind of colleges and other institutes do not. faces, it also faces an astronomical administration cost. The BCIT library is a perfect example of a expense that other libraries do not worry It is time for the provincial government, hidden cost that the provincial government about. The government must open its eyes and their Formula Funding wizards to take a overlooks. Because BCIT is a technological and recognize this fact. closer look at this Institute. If BCIT is to institute, its library must keep current. Capital costs are huge at a technological keep its reputation, it must be funded Technology is changing so rapidly that institute. In order to keep up with industry, accordingly. The Socreds must study BCIT mountains of information is being equipment updates are always needed. In in order to see the quality of the BCIT published to keep industry up to date. As 1984/85 the provincial governement gave product (us!), the hidden costs, and BCIT graduates, we will be entering this BCIT no money (0) for capital updates. How industry's need for highly skilled rapidly advancing work force, so we must are we going to be 1985 and 1986 technologists. be aware of technological change. technology graduates with 1980 equipment. NEXT WEEK: 'How They See Us'.

LETTERS

Untested Hi-Trac could create problems

Editor, The Link, printed material. After studying to get answers to some very nothing was ready yet. We did exams were introduced last year In the latest attempt to prove this, the student will then pertinent questions. We asked find out that the proposed study by oyr government. Perhaps this that the BCIT administration and compete with over 300 other when the proposed study halls rooms are not ready, the too was founded on good the Bennett government can students to gain access to one to accomodate this number of hardware hasn't even been intentions, but the early planning keep abreast of this 'high-tech' of 25 - 30 terminals in order to students would be built. We purchased, and that the was done without teacher socity we are building, they are have/her proficiency level tested. asked how many terminals instructional modules are not consultation fof political unveiling their 'High-Trac' We assume the 'tests' will be of would be available, and what completed. My question to the reasons. We all heard the horror project in the E&E department the true/false, multiple guess kind of scheduling for labs was brains' behind this project - stories resulting from hasty set• this January. But - when the and fill-in-the-blank variety. The planned. We wanted to know if What IS ready? As January up of the exams - errors and curtain falls away, will we find a major difference between this instructors would be available looms nearer, I wonder how fast omissions on the papers, the few, ehem, essential parts system of instruction and a for consultation in each subject the administration can move, scaling of exam grades to cover missing? correspondence course is the area at any given time. After all, and at what cost to the students up the poor quality of test Hi Trac is a computer-assisted supervised final examination - even the most interactive concerned? We have been told questions, the teach-to-test instructional course designed to and the $600 per term price tage. computer won't answer a that this concept is a well quality of instruction, he allow students to progress in Presumably, other departments student's question. When we thought out system that is students who dropped courses each area of study at his/her own will convert to this type of asked these questions, we were merely being copied from other to avoid the stress. The sad truth rate The major advantage, of programs when the critics told it wasn't important, that we institutions. This may be true, was that many average students course, is that it will allow for a decide whether the plan was a should not concern ourselves but what is more obvious is that were lost in the shuffle. Their greater intake of students at a good idea. with administrative matters. This none of Mr. Bennett's 'hackers' educational futures were lower cost per student capita. is like saying that we should not has considered the implications curtailed through the failings of We understand that this savings Let me emphasize that it Is not concern ourselves with our of implementing this program an experiment. I fear this may will not be reflected in student the program itself I fear, but educational futures, that we 'cold turkey' in January. happen to High Trac students fees. Lectures will become rather the illogical manner in shouldn't ask questions Instructors are being pulled from when the administration finds obsolete. Instead, students will which it will be implemented. In concerning the $2000.00 per year the labs and tutorials to work on problems arising from a good pick up a package called a a meeting with the department we will be paying for 'quality the technical development of idea was implemented too module which includes notes, head, Mr. Warkentin, the E&E instruction'. The only next term's modules. Therefore, quickly. diagrams, references and other students tried without success information we gained was that these people cannot be available I propose that High Trac be during the lab and tutorial hours phased in over the entire term. I when we require their would like to see lectures professional assistance and continue as usual and have Ihe instruction. I have found some of modules and terminals available their replacements unable to for the students to use on a A gloomy Hi-Trac warning answer technical questions supplementary basis. This would concerning the course material laboratory mice and allow students and instructors Editor, The Link, It's a safe bet that we'll be we are studying presumably chimpanzees are currently to uncover the bugs in the Unbeknownst to the rest of paying the same amount of because they have not the treated this way. It appears the program, to work them out, and the BCIT population, the money for this reduced level of experience and/or background in government in its infinite to improve the system to the Electrical & Electronics service. There is virtually no the subject area. wisdom has forgotten about the point where it can stand on its Technology will have the support for this program from health hazards of sitting in So, the course will be thrown own. With a iittie human Hi-Trac program the students and some front of a terminal day after day, together to meet the January intervention, technology can be implemented/inflicted on it instructors have privately voiced week after week ad nauseum. deadline. I shudder to think of a wonderful thing. starting January 85. The E&E their apprehensions about its The as yet to be confirmed but the effect on third term E&E Hugh Hall Technology has become the effectiveness. If this program as greatly feared health hazards are guinea pigs. It reminds me of the E&E student guinea pig/sacrifice to the it stands is implemented, cancer and the decrease in the manner in which compulsory government's inane feelings are that the level of testosterone (Lord I obsessiveness to being trendy in comphrehension level will be don't want to become a the name of HI-TECH (the lower, the failure rate will be eunuch). Since 99.98% of E&E Blood Pressure i latest, greatest misnomer, does higher (currently 15-20% per students are male, one can only this imply there is a Lo-Tech term) and the E&E Technology conclude that this is an Editor, The Link, } such as welding or plumbing?). will be no more than a glorified elaborate plot by the government Medical Sen/ices is again | In the new society (shades of correspondence course. This is and sanctioned by the having a Blood Pressure Clinic Orwell's 1984) lectures and not the reason why we chose to Engineering Department to on Thursday and Friday lecturers are obsolete and the attend BCIT. We come here change the Electrical & November 15 and 16 between poor E&E student will be weaned because of BCIT's reputation for Electronics in E&E to 8:30 and 4:30. High blood on computers and reams of note high standards and excellence Effeminacy & Emasculation. and the good job prospects they pressure increases the risk of paper. The onus of learning is stroke, heart failure, kidney ENTIRELY on the student. The entail. If the powers that be deem the program cheap enough failure and heart attack. It takes most humiliating aspect is All kidding aside, the problem to run with an acceptable failure only a moment to check it and if sitting m front of a cold, lifeless, is that this new program is being rate, then this insidious cancer necessary, it can be treated. Feel humorless terminal, to digest forced upon us with nary a word will spread to the other free to ask about any concerns modules (instructional units) and uttered by those in charge until technologies in the school. You you may have regarding blood pushing the right buttons before they were pressed. There was no have been warned. pressure. being rewarded with access to student input to this program, the next. To my knowledge only Medical Services but hey, what the hell, we're just E&E student the ones footing the bill for this. East Hall. Building 4A (Name withheld by request) (SACBuildmg)

Page 4 the link, november 7. 1984 Theatre' and Axis Mime Theatre highlights include: Simone De November 15 present a special festive Beauvoir, by Malka Ribowska Annual Woodlands Christmas November 23-25 performance. 'Only Birds and and Josee Dayan; Gold Diggers, Bazaar, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Vancouver Public Library Books Bc/r Fools Fly, and A Dancer's by Sally Potter, and Low Miss PNE, Laura Leard, will be Sale, featuring thousands of Circus. 8 p.m. each evening, with Visibility by Patricia Gruben. For Ihe celebrity guest drawing our books, hardcovers 75 cents, November 7 a matinee at 2 p.m. on December ticket information, telephone raffle prizes. A variety of goods paperbacks, 25 cents. Friday and The This & That Emporium, 1. At the North Vancouver 872-2250. will be on sale, including Saturday 9:30 to 6 p.m., Sunday 1 CFML, and Andres Wines Centennial Theatre. For ticket ceramics, baked goods, and | p.m. to 5 p.m., while quantities presents the Splitz Fall Fashion information contact: 926-9414, handicrafts. Free parking is last! Show. 12:30 to 1 at Growlies in available on the grounds at 9 the SAC. East Columbia Street in New Westminster, refreshments will Novembers READ THE LINK! be available and everyone^ is CLASSIFIED 20A3 Set presentation: Recreat• M/8C ..Mtglfisma. ' — ional Advertising and Promotion, featuring Whistler, Outward ADS Bound and Raft operators. Room 1A 129. Presentation starts at CLASSIFIED ADS are $1 per 11:30 a.m. 25 words or less, and must be prepaid and submitted in Novembers writing to S.A. Media •Outrageous Headgear Party' Services, room 28, SAC at Taps, presented by Building. Operations Management. Admission $2.00, 7:30 • 11:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. TYPING SERVICES Quality Work. Experienced Typist. Reasonable Rates. Call November 9 Mary Lou at 421-0818. (Live near Ruggers presents a 'S&M Dance' Lougheed Mall). at the Burnaby Clubhouse, Tickets available from team Okanagon Honey for sale in 10 or members. Auction featuring 30 pound containers. Phil players to run during the Henderson, SAC Office. evening. FOR SALE November 10 Two manual typewriters, $30 Admin Man presents a Beach each, two office chairs (armless), Party at Taps, Tickets $3 at the also $30 each. All items "as is, where is". S.A. Media Services, door. Bring your shorts, your room 28, building 4A. See Don. sunglasses and your lawnchair. November 15 & 16 Pro Word Processing Medical Services sponsors a Resumes, Mail lists. Letters, Blood Pressure Clinic between Reports, Essays 8:30 and 4:30. Medical Services 50% OFF is located in the SAC East Hall. 8733766 255-0777

FOR SALE Kronos Quartet, at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre November 18. HP. Line Printer model 2813A, 600 LPM excellent condition. $400. Tilt drafting table, pedestal type. The policy of The Link's What's On section is to print submissions of upcoming events $200. October 26-November 17 All submissions must be typed, double spaced and less than 50 words Items may be Drafting desk, 6 x 2V2 arborite Theatrespace presents dropped off at The Link or sent by mail to the managing editor. Submission deadline is top, rosewood drawers. $175. 'Faust', at the York theatre, 639 Friday noon. We will not, however, print any submission from a profit organization unless Microfiche viewers $50. Commercial. Tues-Sun 8:30. the event directly pertains to the BCIT community. Please include phone numbers and any Smith Marchant programmable (Tuesdays, 2 for 1). applicable graphics or photos. calculator with tapes - used for Sun/ey. $75.00 October 28 - November 4 IAN 590-2108. Second Annual Vancouver Dance Week - a city-wide celebration with live BCIT Rugby presan ts performances, films and exhibits highlighting the rich fabric of Vancouver's dance scene. For F/LM dates and times of performances November 16 -18 and exhibits, contact 682-8098. Women in Focus present a November 1 to 3,6 to 10 series of films, videos, workshops and guest S&M DANCE 'Juno and the Paycock', an Irish appearances in "A Different classic piece of drama, put on by the Stage Eureann Dramatic Face". Films and Videos by Society at the James Cowan Canadian and International (Slaves and Masters) Theatre. For ticket inlormation, Women at the Robson Square contact 263-7800 or 321-6500. Media Centre. Program

November 2-24 Agatha Christie's Classic Mystery 'The Mousetrap', at the Surrey Arts Centre. Runs Wednesday through Sunday at 8 p.m. For ticket information call 683-2017.

November 9 & 10 Sti^ Losby and the Sheila Davis Quartet at the Good Neighbour Jazz Cafe, 535 E. Broadway. 5:30 - 1 a.m. Also featuring home- cooked meals and down-to-earth environment. For information contact Patricia Taylor at 879- Featuring Slave Auction: 8208. Women have a chance to buy November 13-16 Off SFU Centre for the Arts presents a rugby player! MEDEA, the most famous murderess of all time. Runs at 8 Admission: $2-women, $3-men p.m. nightly in Studio II at SFU, with a 12:30 matinee on the 16th. For information contact 291- 3514. Admission is free. Directed by Kathleen Weiss. Friday Novembers

November 18 6^ Burnaby Clubhouse The Kronos Quartet: Avante- garde Strings, presented by Vancouver New Music at the Tickets available from team members Vancouver East Cultural Genre, 8 or in SAC Lobby during lunch p.m. For information, contact 669-0909. All drinks $1,501

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L ALBUM REVIEW The Big Chill worth viewing

By Mark Johnson campuses bears little relation to to middle class materialism. For those of us who came of the social activism of the past. The movie begins with the age during the 'Me Decade', the The 'Big Chill' is a metaphor that reunion of a group of university sixties remain an enigma. The documents the transition of alumni at the funeral of a friend radial conservatisim of today's America's youth from idealism who has committed suicide. As the most idealistic member of the group, Alex's death represents the lost hope of his generation. His friends gather together in an attempt to make CIFML MUSIC sense of Alex's death...and the changes they've undergone since college. Many of the characters seem tm% PLAYLISTunfulfilled despite their apparent success. One's CFML's Hot Twenty become a writer for 'People' magazine...another, a T.V. actor. Both are constanting WAKE HE yp DEFORE YOU CO GO Wham apologizing for the shallowness of their work. The problem with HISSING XOU John Wjito the Big Chill is the the transition I JUST CALLED TO Sf.t I LOVE YOU Stevie Wonder is just too neat. Yesterday's PURPLE RAIN P vince activists are today's BETTER DE GOOD TO MT Tin Yuppies...they've become LUCKV STAR Mauonna doctors, lawyers, and running shoe moguls. SWEPT AWAY Diana Ross Working with a clever script, NO HORE LONELY NIGHTS By Neat Foisy Paul McCartney the Big Chill benefits from ON THE DARK SIDE John Cafforty 12 uniformly good performances by The best thing about Julian Lennon's debut album, THE WARRIOR Scandal 15 one of the better casts VALCOTTE, is the cover photograph. Sitting RUN TO YOU Bryan Adams assembled in a long time. A backwards on a chair, the son of the late John timely soundtrack contributes to OUT OF TOUCH Hall And Oatc! Lennon looks like those pictures taken of his father the warmth generated by many HAD A DREAM Roger Hodson circa 1961, when he was a Liverpool Teddy boy. of the movie's better scenes. BLUE JEAN David Bowie Julian glares challengingly at the camera, giving the And that's the real message of HARD HABIT TO BREAK Chicago 11 the 'Big Chill'. The youthful impression he'd just as soon pick a fight as sing to ALL THIIOUCH THE NIGHT Cyndi Lauper idealism of the sixtie has been you. But sing he does, and the vocal resemblance to chilled by the frosty realism of THE VJAR SONG Culture Club his father is striking. Unfortunately, it takes more today's neoconservative than a pretty voice to make a good record. Talented SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK Rod Stewart 14 age..but the characters in the songwriting is also required, and in that area, Julian SEA OF LOVE The Honeydrippers 1 Big Chill are able to rekindle some of it's warmth...if only for a Lennon has a lot to learn. DRIVE The Cars 20 weekend. To compare the young Lennon with his father, one Ultimately; the big Chill asks half of the greatest songwriting team in history, CFML - 940 AM on Campus the question...how will we look would be unfair. For John Lennon, composing came back on our own youth? Cable FM 104.5 Amusing and provacative, The naturally. On "Okay for You", he sings 'You suck me Big Chill is definately worth a in, then you spit me out/makes me want to scream, look. makes me want to shout." The lyrics invite nothing but scorn from intelligent people. All of the album's ten tracks aren't quite so bad, though. "Lonely" is an accurate scenario of the depressed state, and the music is eerily similar to John Lennon's own style. Indeed, many of the songs bear resemblance to the work of the elder Lennon, most notably 'On The Phone' and 'Space'. The latter is particularly nice, vi/ith Julian sounding so much like John, one could be excused for mixing the two up. 'Space' and 'Lonely' are the LP's two best cuts, the younger Lennon apparently adept at slow-moving songs. Julian is given credit for playing bass, keyboards and drums on the album, although these instuments are also played by by a crack group of studio musicians under the guidance of Phil Ramone, who produced VALOTTE. So the question must be raised; how much did Julian Lennon really play on the album? It's a moot point however. The album was recorded at no less than five different locations, $ BUCK $ including the Muscle Shoals studios in Alabama. The trademark Muscle Shoals horns are out in full force, giving the tunes near-excessive brassiness. Micheal Becker, though, uses his sax wisely on A 'Lonely.' Although VALCOTTE (the name comes from a town in France where Lennon wrote most of the album's material) is not a strong first release, there is definite potential in Julian Lennon. With time, he PITACO DAY could be a good songwriter. Of course, the eyes of the world will always by on the young Lennon, which makes it difficult. It's doubtful that Julian can try out any ot his music in bars the way many musicians do Thursday November 8th before they become better known. Maybe someday Lennon and Paul McCartney will team up. It'd do McCartney a world of good. 11:30-2:00

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Pages the link, november 7. 1984 goals. Chuck Chestnut had two Hyperdermics 2 over Dave's for Staff. Bunch 0. No contest, cleaned up, Campus Recreation News RULE: if any player is called wiped out, thrashed and soundly for dangerous play or fighting he thumped. will be ejected from the game, as INDOOR SOCCER C League: Ten Buck's 2, X blue line before the puck stated in BCIT hockey rules. This Team 0 Both teams were evenly NItecaps 2, Buster 2. Exciting our FUNSPIEL on Nov 24th completely crosses the line is a fun league. Goalies are not matched, but not too much game witfi 100 per cent effort. Watch the LINK or check with exempt from this rule. excitement. Stimson and H^cDonald for tie Another Rule: Penalty for slap Caps, Paterson and Obravic for Harvey Ballbangers over shot is stoppage of play. If Busters. Building 2-0. Ballbangers would repeated by a player a penalty have won more easily if Jin Pak Big Packers 4, United Nations will be awarded. Remember, had been playing better. 1. Manno Singti scored ttie U.N. some players don't wear full Everyone has a lousy day once in first goal whicti was tiotly equipment and we don't want awhile. disputed. Sutton, MacDonald, anyone hurt. Watson and Driver took over in Admin Animals over Hose the second half for the Packers. Bibs 2-0. Not too much sweat in COEDVOLEYBALL shuting off the Hose Bibs. Bio-Sci 5, Crushers 2. A League; two defaults, Cameron led Bio's with 2 goals D League: Tequila Sunrise Kwan's Legio to psychotic over Op Man Bumpers. Both to an easy win over a short Spikers and Top Man to Steves handed team. teams had plenty of hustle but Wonders. Tequila had the greater skill • Molson's 4, Villians 1. In a 6 Packers over Ops Man. A good spiking by Rob rough game Grant G. made the lots of sets and spikes didn't Mickelberry. difference with 3 goals. Pascal P. work out. Ops Man have an matched Craig P.'s. Environmental Health over attitude problem...come on, it's Nootka D, 2-0. Nootka always Tripods 2, Challengers 0. only a game. have fun but as long as there is a Challengers could have won if B League: Earl's harem and team on the other side of the net they'd put it together in the last Falcons tied. Both good games they won't win. half. but teams were disorganized in Recked Packed Gas & Oil Blowouts 3, Survey the court. Unmanageables over Nuc Meds Nads, 0. A dull game with Finatix over Sad Sacs 2-0. 2-0. Not a really exciting game, neighter team showing much Finatix took a lot of points on but a good display of enthusiasm. Brad C. (2) and Phil serving. sportsmanship. P. managed to score.

THE WHISTLE SEZ: Where else in civilization do we expect an unarmed man to go Super Hockey standings between to armoured and heavily armed individuals doing battle? Engineering rolled over Only in hockey. Give your ret a In the second game it was Business by an 11 to 5 score in a chance! How can he identify Forestry over HealthVzalumni 6 game that was dominated by the penalties in a melee of players to 1. Forestry looked sharp in Engineer's great offence. Both J. wrestling and holding or more than one way as the Stevens and S. McNeil scored punching each other, especially debuted their new uniforms. hatricks, L. Tommasel got two, with everyone in such a variety of Forestry played strong both up and B. Shypitka, B. Abrams and sweater colors. This is supposed and down the rink, not allowing Volleyball action during Wednesday three hour break. G. Sidnick provided singles. to be a no contact - no slapshot the Health/Alumni offence to get : Although the Engineers were in league. Shape up or face on track. Scoring for the 1 going in the other direction. control most of the game. suspensions! the Campus Rec office for Bushwackers were R. Wright, D. j Business managed to do some curling information. New curlers Flundra, D. Spencer, D. Gosso, P. I 20th Anniversary Curling scoring of their own. S. Simonen are welcome for the curling Bourgois and N. Miller. Getting RULE Bonspiel Results scored a hattrick with T. league, Friday's at 4:30 to 6:30 at the lone goal for the H/A squad A hockey players is not offside Stamatakis and H. Chu getting 'A' event winner was the Kevin the Burnaby Winter Club. was C. Antoniali. i until both skates are completely Towers rink with the Gary Landry singles. across the blue line, before the rink taking the runner-up puck completely crosses the FLAG FOOTBALL position. In the 'B' event it was line. Direct from Goosey Doo-Doo Lila l^^ah's rink the winner and Current League Standings Stadium • Building edged out A player coming back out to Richard Lalibots rink the runner C&S on a slipperycold field with Team get onside must also have both up. A good time was had by all Win Tie Loss some nice catches. Score 21-14. Default G.P. Pts skates completely across the and we are looking forward to j Engineering Lumber and Plywood got the 3 1 0 0 4 11 only touchdown to win over f*^in Forestry ing. 3 1 0 0 4 11 Marketing had a practice as Health/Alumi 0 1 2 1 4 4 Broadcast defaulted again. Are Business you still in the league? 0 1 1 1 4 3 Ops Axemen continue their winning ways with an easy 21-0 victory over Computers. Individual Scoring LAMINATING Name Goals WEDNESDAY MEN'S Assists Points 8V2XII if 8V2 x14 -k Wallet size HOCKEY J. Stevens 4 7 11 gas & Oil jumped on Forestry 14-5 as Paris Juby and Scott K. Kogler 2 8 10 score 9 goals. Pigeon had a D.Spencer 2 7 hatrick for the losers. 9 Dynamos double staff 8-4. B. Shypitka 3 4 7 Score was tied at 4-4 at the end T. Stamatakis of second period, but age caught 4 2 6 up. Buck led Dynamos with 3 S. McNeil 5 0 5

CURLING BCIT Christmas Funspiel November 24th at the Burnaby Winter Club. Entry fee is $40.00 a rink. (5 players) 'A' event winners • 4 turkeys. 'B' event winners • 4 chickens. This is open to all BCIT Students, Staff and guests. YUKON JACK AnAGK'4. Let's have a rocking good time. Do you want to curl for the BCIT The Frost Bite. Men-Women-Mixed team in the arm several small cubes Totem Conference? Contact Rec Wof frozen water with Office for details. These teams V/2 ounces of Yukon Jack. compete in the 2 year college Toss in a splash of sparkling championships. soda and you'll have thawed the Frost Bice. Inspired in The selected team will be the wild, midst the damn• sponsored in local bonspiels to ably cold, this, the black develop team to competitive sheep of Canadian liquors, level. IS Yukon Jack. jHTOJiic^ If you have curling experience, contact us today! Mjkonjack ^ ADVANCED MASSAGE CLASS Will be held on Saturday The black sheep of Canadian liquors. Concocted with fineCanadianWiisky. November 24th. Registration fee is $5.00. You must have taken the For more Yukon Jack recipes write: MORE YUKON JACK RECIPES. first massage class to qualify for Box 2710. Postal Station "U," Toronto, Ontario M8Z 5P1. this class or have some related experience. Register by Wednesday November 21st. ttie link, november 7, 1984 Page 7 APPLE ideals unobtainable By Dennis Piton forget that saving the world is a Closets and small office were Their version of Paul Once upon a time four lads costly venture. bolted shut to become silent McCartney's "Come and Get It" from Liverpool decided to take The Apple Corps was born out tombs full of potential captured the number one spot over the world. They relied on a of Beatles Ltd., a company that superstars on tape and paper. on both sides of the Atlantic in haphazard plan focused around collected royalties as well as This isn't to say that they were January of 1970. Follow up their talent and a bit of luck. handled administrative affairs. purposely ignored, but sheer singles established their song Though a struggle at first, Apple could then be broken numbers prevented the tabs writing ability as well as their eventually, their's was a glorius down into various departments from scrutinizing even a minute status as a first class rock and victory with fame, fortune, like Apple Electronics, Apple cross-section of the material. roll band. influence and not a drop of blood Films, Apple Television and Despite the various There was no doubt about on their hands. Whole Apple Music Publishing to name impressions about the Apple's ability to sell records continents willingly embraced but a few. Ultimately, the organization, there were rising though not surprisingly the vast these young invaders whose comapny's main goal was to stars at Apple. Mary Hopkin, a majority were Beatle albums. messages ranged from 'Please develop new talent without the Welsh songster with a good deal The truth, however unpleasant it Please Me' to 'Love Me Do'. Oh, regular record conglomerate of local notoriety, scored a may have been for John, Paul, there were a few hard days bureaucracy. You wouldn't have number one hit on Apple George and Ringo, was nights, but it was nothing that a to crawl on your knees to get Records with 'Those Were The becoming more and more little help from their friends something done at Apple! No sir, Days". Unfortunately for Mary, evident all the time. Apple was at couldn't improve. Our Fab Four if you needed the cash or her talent ran out before her best the Beatles' record knew the value of charm and exposure you'd get it! Of course, record contract and subsequent company and little else. In a humour in a witless environment records weren't the tirst product releases died a quick death on close knit, conservative industry and they used it to their best to bear the fruit trademark. A the charts. James Taylor was such as record making, there advantage. The change in power film. The Magical Mystery Tour, another Apple 'find'. He didn't was little room for the Beatles' was quick, painless and almost was the first venture released procure any hits on the Beatles high ideals and lax management unnoticed, but the war was far under the auspices of Apple. label (probably due to a lack of style. Apple wasn't practical. from over. Perhaps you remember the wild promotion and exposure) but Apple Boutique at 94 Baker When the Blue Meanie finally with a switch to Warner in the moved in for the kill in 1970 Skirmishes continued for Street in London? It had lost so early 70's success was lurking years with each side claiming much money by July of 68 that (actually they'd been chipping just around the corner. The list away since the beginning of decisive victories. The John Lennon insisted on its goes on just full of Apple establishment of the Apple closure with the remaining time) the great Utopian Apple failurs: Jackie Lomax, The Black Corps crumbled, simply the shell Corps in 1968 proved to be a twenty thousand pounds of Dyke Mills Band, White Trash, major Iront line offensive. Its merchandise just given away. of its former self. This combined Doris Troy and even Billy with the group's legal breakup ultimate effectiveness though is Preston. The Modern Jazz still a subject for discussion. Not all Apple projects lost during the same year might be Quartet recorded two albums for enough to convince someone "A musical Utopia to put an money. The first single ever Apple Records that could end to the philistine suppression released by the label shot that the lads did not live happily conceivably bne considered a ever after. of artistic freedom." Now there's straight to number one. The part of their jazz legend even if Apple, though not a realistic an ideal so naive that it's hard to Beatles "Hey Jude" went on to neither were chart stomping business entity, was a spirit that beleive a company could take it sell in excess of two million hunks of vinyl. The only has infiltrated our civilization. to heart. Apple Records was as copies. By now, due to extensive certifiable superstar created, Ultimately the world has much a product of the times as coverage in the trade papers, groomed and catapulted into benefited from the Beatles and Woodstock and free love. It was tapes, manuscripts and poetry stardom by Apple Records was their influence..that's close more an attitude than a business began flooding the Apple offices the Liverpool group Badfinger. and subsequently it was easy to at 3 Savile Row in London. enough for a happy ending.

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