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(No. 19)Craccum-1990-064-019.Pdf VOLUME 64, ISSUE 19, 6 AUGUST 1990 TEL: (09) 366-0413 or (09) 390-789 FAX: (09) 303-2236 poster i w a r d s icing in artists scurity. , 1 9 9 0 . DS SAATCHI TDS 0069 \ EDITORIAL PREZ SEZ — AUSA The last issue of the term — we’ve now gets displayed over August for the sake SA) are taking the government to court got three weeks off to have a break. It’s of students at large, without compromis­ over the illegality of their imposition of been an interesting term; lots of politics ing the social front too much. While I’m student fees. That should be a fun battle and lots of work but it’s all been worth on a roll it’s worth looking at other stu­ and I look forward to it with bated it in the end. Looking ahead, exams be­ dent responsibilities. We’ve just had our breath. gin to loom in the minds of most stu­ portfolio elections for 1991 — voting is On the home front, I hope those who Hopes for dents, but at least for the lucky ones a duty for us all as members of the as­ are able will still be boycotting the third on campus I amongst us there is Winter Tourney to sociation and holding office is a bigger fee instalment. Come up to AUSA office win the Aucl take our minds off the books for a week. one. While we are busy congratulating or and sign the boycott register so we know by a 200 vot commiserating about the election out­ Which point brings me to the moralis­ who you all are. serious side ing part of the editorial, the bit which my comes, it’s timely to look at the candi­ This Saturday is the great BUNYIP Mum always likes. The last tournament dates and their election promises. Voting RACE down Queen Street for Telethon at Easter created a lot of bad press for is only one part of the democratic pro­ 1990. We’re still taking entries so come Twenty-four students in general, rightly or wrongly. cess; we must also keep tabs on the po­ and see me or Simon Coffey, the new So­ planning and h At a time when we are trying to convince liticians to see that they work honestly cial Activities Officer. dent D oug Sadli government to provide free education and hard; and be prepared to enforce Hope you all have an excellent holiday AUSA w a s si and independence for universities it these requirements. With a largely new break and catch up on those assignments. The ‘ sam e pec doesn’t help to have students portrayed executive for next year it is vital that they Teenaa koutou katoa. It’s the last week Ka kite anoo e hoa maa. involved y e a r a as free-spending drunken hooligans. As receive student scrutiny as well as of term... yah! While you are all catch­ Ella Henry there w e re n o r a person who went to Easter Tourney, I support. ing your breath over the August break we lives and the al know that the media coverage was sen­ It’s not a matter of being negatively- will be attending winter conferences — NEWS FLASH !! around c a m p u s sationalised and exaggerated, but that is minded or trying to find fault for the sake the NZUSA meets at Otago University in A little bird tells us that copies of F*** serious, th o u g h an unfortunate fact of life. of it, it’s just that the job of running late August, Student Arts Council and Phil Goff are due to go on sale next So he set him What is required is for students to AUSA is too important to be ignored or Sports Union meet earlier in the month week. a presidential ca show responsibility if we are to convince treated lightly. so we’ll report back on any events of in­ All concerned students will, no doubt, the just-finished society at large that we are deserving of But enough of this sermonising — the terest in September. be happy to purchase a copy of this pinning u p co rn ! free education and academic freedom. happy hols are upon us so remember to Good luck to all students participating monumental and historic piece of politi­ and telling stu d e It’s not always easy to be responsible have a decent break from varsity. There’ll in Winter Tourney at Waikato Universi­ cal music. gunning f o r i — no doubt some of my colleagues be lots of fun next term with the nation­ ty. I’m sure you will all behave as impec­ Tapes are being sold in the Quad dur­ scrambles a n d t: would say that I am very rarely associat­ al elections amongst other things as well cably as you did at Easter Tourney!! ing lunchtime or you can make enquiries beach. ed with the word. And certainly being at as the exam grind to keep us busy, and The big news is that we (through NZU- at the AUSA office. university is an opportunity to cut loose Craccum will be back with a vengeance Landslide and do a bit of hell-raising, but as in all all ready to go. Some though things, the price always has to be paid. Cheers PREZ SEZ — ATISA campaign was a So I hope that a bit of responsibility Peter Gray that h e d i d n ’l chance a g a in s t members A n d n CREDITS ers, Susan R ae < Pym. B u t w h e n were t a l l i e d 1 Editors: Mark Roach, Wendy Newton, Peter Gray comer’s t o t a l Features Journalist: Max Chappie [Tel: (09) 390-789 Ext 840] 1087, 2 0 0 ahe< Technical Editor: Tony Bell cond-placed W i Technical Consultants: Independent Media Services [Tel/Fax: (09) 624-3257] nearly 800 c le a r Marketing Manager: Joe Babich [Tel: (09) Ext 841 Fax: (09) 303-2236] of the fie ld . Printers: Rodney and Waitemata Times Ltd The affable Typesetting: Teresa Platt inown to b e son Distribution Manager: Martin Gill arager on the Photography: Wendy Newton social sc e n e , is Contributing Writers: Paul Gourlie, Sean Jenner, Ross McLeod, point out to C ra Angela McNoe, Patrick Everton, the E-Team. be doesn’t just party. A t th e pi General Assistance: Ross interview, S adli General Hinderance: Wendy's tests, essays & assignments out a reference and Mark & Peter's large consumption of alcohol. s t e , m u k ( w /s ... i Donalds R e s ta u World Cup Skiing Entrant: Joe Babich cribing h im a s “v M s /AJ saa! fR A fiU & to Official Caterers: Betty H at McDonalds reliable e m p lo y e A //W M i PRtSIO tell respected n W (A J ACL OF A SOOfiLKJ the m anagem ei M (AZTHQUAKi m w i During h is 10-} CONTENTS p n q ! m , A(Au.y. _. CUYS? time stin t w ith tl UftATS T/U 6AS£gACL 8 a t Mon’s Hende Cover: by Mark Roach ....................................................................................................................1 F C *.?... Lincoln R d b r a n Editorial and Presidential C o lu m n s ......................................................................................... 2 berhas c lim b e d Feature: Doug I n ............................................................................................................................... 3 assistant m a n a g The G uv's Rave ....................................................................................... 4 The Green P a r t y ............................................................................................................................... 4 Skills Feature: ATI Q u o ta ............................................................................ 5 j “I just want Publick E y e .......................................................................................................................... 7 people th a t I h a Feature: Chile at G u n p o in t...........................................................................................................8 lskills a v a ila b le S p o rts ...................................................................................................................................................... 9 job,” say s S a d just th at w h e n p< A U S A Election Results .................................................................................................................9 illy see me I’m T e le v is io n ........................................................................................................................................... 10 AUSA NOTICES orat S h a d o w s — M u s ic ....................................................................................................................................................11 bably th in k “ D c A r t s .......................................................................................................................................................12 party a n im a l.” Bunyip R a c in g ...................................................................................................................................1 2 Fees Boycott Going Ahead He says this H e a lth ....................................................................................................................................................12 true but h e is a ls N Z U S A W in ter C o n fe re n c e ..................................................................................................... 13 Students urged to sign Register id and experiei Womanspace . 15 he experience ne L e t t e r s .................................................................................................................................................16 “The Fees Boycott is on line and go­ “We will endeavour to see that no stu­ lead A U S A . N o tic e s ................................................................................................................ ing ahead” 19said Ella Henry, President dent is disenrolled or disadvantaged for “I like to part; AUSA. “This is our last chance to make making a valid political protest,” said Ms cause I w o rk h£ a strong political stand before the Henry. Sadlier is fin: elections.” The Association believes this protest Bachelor o f P la DISCLAIMER Students who chose to pay their fees will add weight to further protest as the gree this year by instalments are being urged to boycott government enters the final days of its three p a p e rs to Craccum is published by the Auckland University Students' Association Incor­ payment of the last instalment, due at the election campaign.
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