RED RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1990

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••••••••:•• STUDENTS' JOURNAL NEWS • DIVERSIONS • SPORTS , INSIDE Native Students Block Busses To Support Oka Mohawks Yearbooks A Memory? 2

RRCC Finds New Prez

Halltalk, Letters

-• About 20 native students used cars to block the campus bus loop in support of protesting Mohawks at Oka, Quebec Photo by Paul Deleske -ateleaibiZr"•• _.aa•'::S-:•f•d'-i-.Zst,:.i.-Ijg...i,tIs.y,':;z:.;- their rights in their own country," The noon-hour demonstration 4••-•-e••r•;*eza.r...,.z.4•-.w..:••T::.t..".z.*Sz zt opearc• Creepy the police because of the trouble a: Projector Staff . ..Z4•441` • • .7.4: •• she said. "I think Indian people :P..S.-4: :.• -...etartn.V.kti Wei '.. t• they were having running their ended without any problems at 1 •••. ••• •••4 'Pr..' • .• • .'•• •• Aboriginal students at RRCC ''• •-•-• .41:::1-:: Wi.....--_, '...,:,:'44.t .:4i.;4..:4.7.14.I.Vja41 4:4 Features routes. are stirred up and this is one way p.m. Kakepetum said they had to I:SI.• •-.. SS- .4 4.1. 1:•tikt.:4:ta aggSZP::..404.;gta:4 •Zia•r-••••• • ••• ''■•.fl r • "1:.` •••'r''.. •' .' '• joined Canada-wide protests two 4$7,•::::4.'::::a: . 4:-- :::S72•••••4.?•2.•••• er4-4-Vaj: tt'44P :if :4141frg But the Police allowed the of getting rid of the anger." get back to class. ....,..4p. ._ weeks ago when they blocked the e.:.%-ielm 1: -.... •=Pizt**ra --:-.....ll- protest to continue. They watched c--4.---...z.---n:-4*--Ip tr.7. 44 . -... --,Vgi: $3-;Wilit* -4.e* -...a.$4• • ---431 ...... 9 transit loop in a symbolic gesture lista:-. ..-44:- .: : -11:4 74: .. 4a..:-..*es. - -.4., r5:7tk. from their van parked across the :e..sti- szt::: 1Ic 7- rair: -----dia -t4-te.2.:4a....TrAtr.:ar to recognize the plight of Quebec ,.a.--:4...-4-iarasi::17 .- street and one officer said they natives. were there only to prevent any •. -, 1-441%47iza..--CAS, _=.41:711;1/4---,a. _Iiigrni ...,:-.e:;:wres4,54-:::-.. zistStreris.4-7---.1::::::--.4 Both entrances had a vehicle .....t::ite•-•.-- .._fl,..,.tg: ...,-.:es.i4rt...:%n--•-.... 1- :-• .- ::•.-:-74-4-4.4::-.-: • j.„. .. -::,..cs•-• problem. 4talifli a==te :IS:ti:an\3:"..P.Ii:fLS--.1a1COPIOfrgat parked crosswise, making it _,,z,_:::*?:•41..i. tr-cfrea---.**•-• .. -Sellicf&e:izia**-a :-.. &WTI& By ”..*::$;-•-•'^rt-t4:::Zijiii"7::-S-Ikal.- :111:44- :-. However, Newman said he ..-"C-•-4%-44Z:44:45..1Pip:•11:4:••••:,-t.:4.-tgitiP:::::4 .----.*-; CMOR ' ...•-•-z-S."::•••• -••• •;:::-4:::::::: 444••.•-L impossible for busses or any other .2,.....-$..a...... , ,. 4ttt•:::*•...••■ •• • ••• .. ..t.,:-::::::::, 77-• t•:::-:•••••*.• •• ••••• 4trt• asked the protesters earlier to An words were - .• ::- '• ' •••••._ ••-•:-.-.t.:-..4.•:z:i:---"S v.”....., .-.4:* Cia• vehicles to pass through. -:-:•-::.1.• .422z.7 between a white student a *••••. Really •::•14 .4i *•■••:::::-• leave. •"•Tr' Around 20 native college •-,4n.44:-.0S1474Z:". 4::: :-. -• aa..":1;Z:4.4 , a - ....-4. -.7_, • 44.. .- •::::=:-/:::::---:,4-‘444-4-4- 41:4*. *4%.?:44•44:41,447A•kl.Z12,„ "They're here because we have native -4.*4:-....t...- *--::::::44. •-• ha : I s ned . . .. Cooks! 13 preparation students stood near edd ••••••:4: 4•4 z. . :24-s :74 41r-7Pa-- • • 4. • . •• • • 4.. : 4 • 4 •-• 444. a large population of native • • the vehicles and on the front lawn 4-4E.; 4: ..7.44 for Oka .Mohawks in the 14 • 'Ma& students," Newman said. • .t•C•••• .4 *4 '••4:wa•-•::••••2tial:::::•-•••-4”:4:t•e:. holding placards such as We're :::11., la.P447.•-•4: college's basi:Iiieip:two weeks taa-4.4-a:2144...a.,...1": •-***".t4-z4 •:* "But they said they'd be out by r-C•71.1•••• ■••-••:449, /::••- •••2••••44ri• • Z::414"4•••:27474%Th.4••••;&4 fighting for rights in our own ••- ago. __.*•••4. • ••••■•••••••••• •• •••• '• 1 p.m.." No one forced the ;42:- ••••••• •••4 •••:' • country and Why the army? Why .A*4' • "You guys have no ght.tOpe •-: 4 •••• students off theg rounds and .:11471/P• 1- •-?-* 744 1:4:41." .VIZ not Mulroney? And all this to the 4:4,44 A?Ata„..i M"7;?4,;. security said everything was eiltES4rab beating drums of the Winnipeg 14.:4.q 1;%4 , orderly and there were no I: $1. %.•4•:SiiJS: •71 All-Nations Drum Band. •••••••:.• •••• 12: Students said they couldn't problems...... • . Besides the native student ••-• -4- ••• concentrate on their studies tot** :1444,S4.::*zt.aw.4474:. protesters, around 100 others i..ii.:::$:•...:::tic because of the tension and turmoil :Sllizteiltil.:::7:::c4::::::::144.4 t::/.4:::::::474:-.;4:-.4;•14141:1:":77:17:t looked on and took in the haunting k...PTity11414.pizil.:74::::;c:Ir:ti::72:-:7•1zik.44:::::: ::3:1-7.:::::.:11.:::::.:2":%:7:::::::1r::.‘61 in Oka. 1;1:14:11::vfil sounds of the drum. i.. "We just want to prove a point. -4::.:44a:.7**7--..' t Drummer Neil Hall said they .1../471:71;1.041:7.27,.:.;: That we support the Mohawks in 4: 49PC were playing songs of honour and :::I:: 7. ..::4: ;1:: : : : ::. : .: :I; : 11 4I: . :::1..: .1 il :41::: ::: ..1 ::. i . : : Oka. And we have rights," student .411117:'...:14::114illar:*irt;14*V..t:17 vim* :.?::. its 1• tradition. ;74:11;ig:::"Ir.:::::::::117:::::::::l:i4:1::1::::::::::tiPP::::::::.:1;V:::::::4 "P442:• ' ::::::::::44:41PIdiltia442:::t: j' 1 ::.1.4:: . •.....4:4: :: Wally Kakepetum said. •- ::::•9C4i:::::,:::44.4-••.. - "The drum is only for peaceful :”:110.. eLiZEPTIZIP:S1111:71:27fitt.-itiPi:::::472::4 VVi . He added they set up the hour- 4. 4 4::94::;::2111P::1:11411:47::4 : 1:1•4;4 7:4„. 4.2.4. .4 4:;:":471 : %."••:::41::al purposes," he said. di 4.. : ••-4• long blockade from 12 to 1 p.m. *7.4....14•44.• • "We support it. (the protest) -4.4.4:..:::El:-.44::::::::;71..::',:i. 4fflile7,* •111:::11:44...:.0.4 ""::.1111 7::?Idtir.:7 ;;;Z:::;14Pl- : .::17.;::3::::::::44::".e:..1.;;;.4 if7.:1•::;r.... :•..... leyht"4,:j."... )./.1144 :7Hrkz„era::"..1 to get attention and it was a last 4 : : ;:b:; 9::4::„..: zii.::.::: : i: :.: : a `: :•::.m •:. • .. We've been at the legislature ::. ::4 :/:• .:e.47 • hl yzi z. 4 fift . ..,:ppii:1747:::::iiiiaiiii, minute decision made the same 4...... :4 44....,:;,:s :: .1._• :4:2,-:-..:::•4 744:-...... „ ...... ::: . ':;:;;:::::;;:444.444::::::::4::::' :14.4 -.4-4 :1:44411:::12.7:-a" 441 every night this week,' he said. ':::-r:1;:4::• .:::::::4:::;s::il::;::e::4::?:::;:S:P:::::..-::-:4::•::::i. ....-:•::... i izr •._:,::::::::, •:2 ... :••4-44-..1 44,“.-::••::-:::::(47:,::::ZW::::1:::.::• 4,4 .4.4. • . 4" ::,:re day as the protest organized by $51::P::;•••••1711.71hil tit:::allfr.::::•::•:-•4.a llillii ... i-•-•:::::••••••:/::iiiiiiiii:75g. ** ::::lie:iffiligI Z...2ligliiii i:.:711:: "If we all show support then illialiaribed,s.:41.SA:44::.::•:::....:4:1:71:4-•:•••••:•:••••••d .. ::•: • class president Sharon Tanner. And the students did get the something will happen 741:147 11314 ::"iitiiz:.1:::(111:::t::74:111:::::!r..71:.1:.::;1.:!4:::1:.1:::::;!::::.!:::::....":;::4:::: i 1:::::: "4117 111 -.- !:!.;:,..:..::r:::1::::::;.;: 7 . peacefully." • .::=iii.: I. :::::::::;;:;:t ..,... 4.. attention they hoped for. Various 12011:1:::)14::74;:::::y4: media outlets were on the scene One woman watching the as well as Winnipeg Police. protest said she also supported College president Ray Newman the students. said that transit officials called "These peoples are fighting for

Monday, September 17, 1990 Page 3 Page 2 Monday, September 17, 1990 NEWS President Post Filled By Richard Fickes man for the job. "But the treasury board has A new president has been "He (Knowles) impressed us approved an increase for Dr. appointed to the post of president as a man who could take hold of Knowles, and a three-year of Red RiverCommunity College, the college and move it into the contract has been signed for an RRCC Expands according to a Manitoba nineties," Millan said. undisclosed sum," the source said. Government press release dated Knowles told the search Meanwhile, Newman said he's Sept. 6. committee that the upcoming plan looking forward to his retirement. Dr. Anthony J. Knowles, 46, to make Red River autonomous "I wish Dr. Knowles well," Recycling Program will take over the position will not go ahead without some Newman said. effective October 1990. problems. "He will have a fine support "We arc extremely pleased that "He said the new system will staff, and will be left with a legacy of top-notch students, and I know By Sean Hennessey The bins will be emptied in a well as cans. Dr. Knowles has agreed to accept have some glitches, like any new that tradition will continue. Red River Community College central location where the Milian said that he wants to run the position of chief executive undertaking," Millan said. "As we enter a period of will be taking steps to become recycling company will collect it. the same program this year but officer of Red River Community "But he also said that that came autonomy, it' s going to take strong more environmentally friendly There are no costs to the college. with more publicity. As part of College," said Minister of with any new system, and should leadership and team support. and both the college SA president Paul Millan wants that effort, U-Can and the SA Education Len Derkach in the not be insurmountable." Knowing the calibre of the faculty administration and the Students' to see the paper recycling project split the cost of 5(X) free hot dogs release. Current college president Ray Association are launching distributed at a kick-off BBQ last "All of the candidates for the Newman has been on the job three and staff of this college, I'm sure expanded to student areas, but at , there'll be a minimum of campaigns to recycle wastepaper present, only staff and Thursday. Soft drinks were also Is in Manitoba cMtudent body position were excellent, but the months longer than planned, due and aluminum cans. administrative areas are involved. sold at 500 a can, and at that time, tires a campus iar kt,yould be search committee felt Dr. to the time needed to find a problems." Newman said he plans to spend The chairman of Red River's The SA is, however, promoting Milian canvassed for volunteers treasurer hard to jukx. Knowles possessed the right successor. the month of October in San sustainable development an aluminum can recycling to help collect cans from the bins. Oice, he "Ifweietinin atorypictures combination of management and According to an unnamed committee, Andrew Burzynski, program. "Please use the bins the way annual then we'd be looking at a academic experience to lead the source in the committee, the big Diego. said the paper recycling project The idea was tried last year as they're supposed to, and help out," yearbook'the Size ' of a ' phone college through a period of stumbling block was salary. "Then on to the West Coast, was a result of a Manitoba the result of an initiative by the Milian said about the idea. rsonalopirtion,but book and the cost would be change." The source said that some vice- and back to Winnipeg for government initiative and that the food services department Further projects planned executive are astronomical." Students' Association president presidents in eastern colleges were Christmas with the kids," college is one of six pilot sites for supervisor, Otto Kirsinger. include the sale of "Enviro-M ugs" toward tt, be said. SA presidentPaul Milian said Paul Milian, a member of the making close to $100,000 each Newman said with a grin. the idea. Milian said U-Can, a local as a substitute for disposable cups, now it's just s omething he wants the decision to be search committee, said that Dr. year, some $30,000 over the salary A local company will provide company that recycles aluminum and a survey to be conducted by based on student input. Knowles came across as the right for Red River's president. bins for the collection of waste cans, provided bins for students the sustainable development book lost "We're not. going to can it Wire paper, which will be placed in and staff. But the idea failed committee to determine students' until we have a representative e areas such as photocopier rooms because people were throwing all attitudes and concerns towards l expense sample of studentS' 'input," he TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 71- 811 rens INSTRUMENTS TI-81 491 where large amounts of waste kinds of garbage into the bins as environmental issues. rbook at said. "We'll find out where paper are generated. -people's priorities lie. We try Fire berated was $ i 1,000. to be fairly open-minded." Correction think beuer things 13 utivilllan acknowledged the t. Oops, we goofed in last do with the ts et he said. yearbook's previous losses. • ENS RESET rid tf you lookmonaTt;student "personally, I've had a -*UCH NEXT OFT, Keeps week's issue. A review CLEAR ON Sheldon Rosenstock RANGE LOOM 'RACE GRAPH • lei Lion . is low and even; couple of differentopinions ORO BABE) RP> San) BARRISTER do SOLICITOR written by Roy Hurd es ) 6- someone the yearbook,. but for the NIP too LN DVS should have been credited .DEC 21 .44Gt 0 +COT O • Et/P1 • N DEL amount of money costs per 0 I GIN COG nw 72 PREFERRED AREA OF PRACTICE: MOLE CMOR to Roy Lutz. The eitittittett: person, it's not too bad of an A S Ma C OR 0 pCIR E 8 C ;$4.0. C PERSONAL INJURY (AUTOPAC) 11•TE110 perpetator has since been NV 7 2 anC.04 VARS CLEAR student . idea. (to cease publication)" Q. EE .Cr niN INSURANCE CLAIMS F 0 7s NOT E rr .• CS FhLA SW PIXY .00 JN COS TA% shot, burnt, and slapped The college' The SA will bring the subject 1+ FE X COT. ;CIO 2. ITC r. SLR 6,000 full time up at future council meetings R. EE 647 BOREBANK STREET silly. We apologize for Off Air AW: arid a decision is expected to be P /ZS WINNIPEG, MB 4884121 any inconvenience this 1t only j1;939.090Ple.: cFv By Mike D'Amour ilMt made sometime thii year STO may have caused. Cv • Students who have been • tr y AR ILA RCL R.V waiting to hear their favorite • +.4; songs played on the campus SOLVE l7: 1"J ENTER radio station CMOR will have 4 to wait a little longer. "We had a major malfunction and as of now we're off the air," said station manager Rob SCIENTIFIC GENIUS Comeault. "We don't know how long TI-68: 254-function calculator for technical 11-81: Powerful, easy to use 300-Function we'll be off. At this time it's students and professionals graphic calculator difficult to determine the problem." - I-he further you go in engineering math and other technical The TI-81 Graphics Calculator from Texas Instruments is courses, the more you need a scientific calculator that speeds the first graphics calculator developed with leading Head of production Richard you through complex problems. With 254 powerful advanced mathematics educators and experienced classroom teachers Fickes was present in the control scientific functions, the'FI-68 from Texas Instruments is both specifically for the special needs of mathematics education. room when the equipment was a smart choice and an exceptional value. The TI-68 easily , Power to attract young minds. The TI-81 has been being tested. solves up to five simultaneous equations with real or complex designed to enhance students understanding of the conceptual coefficients... evaluates 40 complex number tu nc tions... and relationship between graphical and 'algebraic representations. "The song 'Smoke on the allows polar and rectangular forms tar entries and results. It offers unique capabilities for easily entering and saving Water' was being played when A convenient last equation replay feature lets you check your functions, choosing a viewing range, and automatically plotting I heard a crackling sound answers without re-entering them. Formula programming functions. Computer-like features and cursor keys provide coming from the speakers," said flexible wom capabilities and greatly simplify tracing along provides up to 440 program steps for as many as 12 user- Fickes. generated formulas. 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Page 4 Monday, September 17, 1990 Monday, September 17, 1990 Page 5 Halltalk: By Mike D'Amour EDITORIALS What Do You Think Of The Situation In Oka, Quebec ?

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Welcome back! lineup of"Meech Lake Madness", Sigh. * * * * God forbid a floor should get I hope that by now, you've (starring Brian "Roll Deny Bones" The new school year is only a Congratulations to the SA for a dirty for the sake of mere managed to find your bearings Mulroney), Oka, the Persian Gulf week old, and the redneck/ good job on "Orientation Day". It students. Ever since that gym in the campus maze and crisis. and finally, the provincial pinhead fraternity is already was well-attended and certainly floor was resurfaced last year successfully challenged the election campaign. Who said putting in an appearance. worthwhile. But get a new it's been treated as hallowed bookstore lineups for your summer was full of "dog days"? People who think a national scriptwriter for next year's video! ground. textbooks. (Sorry, but the Not these guys! disgrace like Oka is nothing but And try for some decent Considering the small number parking scrambles will go on Speaking of Oka, the following fodder for juvenile humor are part speakers—the sound could have of students that use the gym for David Goodmanson (Business Mark Larnik (Business Wanda Houston (Business Peter Dueck (Business Rita Gerber (Secretarial): forever.) Makes you long for bulletin appeared on Red River's of the reason for the growing been better. athletic activities, the question Administration): Administration): Administration): Accounting): "I think that they should discuss those so-recently departed lazy walls this week: "1990 Mohawk militancy within Canada's native I understand that the SA wanted begs asking: Who are DGS "I think that the Quebec "I think they're (natives) doing "I think the government should "The native people are blowing more instead of all this hostility days of summer, doesn't it? Classic. Oka Golf Course, peoples. to put chairs into the North Gym saving i or? government handled it all wrong. the right thing. The government have dealt with the situation right the whole thing out of proportion. and violence." And speaking of summer, any Montreal, Quebec. Fun, Guns and I wonder what the native students for the event, but the powers- The federal government should has been ignoring the situation away instead of letting it get to They could have better "media junkies" (like me) out Sun for the Whole Family. who protested on Red River's that-be at DGS adamantly nixed have intervened instead of letting for years. The natives are trying the point it did and this whole discussions instead of going there really struck gold. Forget Featuring Nine Holes of Exciting front lawn last week in support of the idea. So who's running things Bourassa try the military. They to get the government down to situation could have been through the trauma they are going the "Gilligan's Island" reruns Combat Golf. Fully Armored Golf their Quebec brothers would say around here? How come DGS should have addressed the the table and work it out instead avoided." through and bringing everybody and "Donahue"—we were Carts and Complimentary Flak to the "Combat Golf" poster can dictate how educational Paul Deleske concerns of the natives earlier of just pushing it under the carpet else into it." treated to a smorgasbord TV Jackets. Giant Bingo Nightly." pinheads? facilities are used? Editor-In-Chief than they did." like they have been doing for the last 20 years." Dear Editor, proportions, the Conservatives "We'llput up a loud, vocal 'fight' There are two things that can were elected with a mandate to against the GST and rally the be said about the federal bring down the deficit and get the support of the nation. Hopefully, Letters To The government's proposed goods country back on a firm financial Mulroney will panic and flood and services tax: 1) that it is footing. The GST is key to deficit the Senate with Tory appointees, opposed by nearly every citizen reduction. thus further alienating voters. But in Canada; and, 2) that despite Unfortunately, the Mulroney no matter what happens, we'll let THE SCOTIA BANKING Editor every effort to the contrary, it will government's inept handling of it pass. B y the time the next federal become law on Jan. 1, 1991. everything from Meech Lake to election rolls around in a couple You can ignore al I those threats the recent crisis at Oka has left of years or so, we'll drag the from the Liberal-dominated them almost totally without public GST, Meech Lake, Oka, and ADVANTAGE Senate that promise to withhold trust; they find themselves everything else connected with final passage of the bill. Forget floundering in the polls with a the Tories through the mud and the cross-country hearings that meager fifteen percent approval win the election. By that time the TAKE IT WHILE YOU CAN! the Senate is holding. The entire rating. industrious civil servants will effort is nothing more than a Back to the GST. An easy kill have worked all the bugs out of publ ic-relations ploy, designed to for the Liberals, right? the fes jstem, and we can sit back make the Liberals appear as Wrong. and watch the money roll in, the We know that students have deposits, transfers, balance enquiries gallant white knights trying to The Liberals can add and deficit shrink, then take credit for special banking needs. That's and VISA payments, free of appli- Dear Editor, exist. "save" the country from the hated subtract as well as anyone else, the whole thing." why we designed the Scotia cable service charges, day or night, On Thursday, Sept. 6, the Despite the fact that nothing tax. In the end, the GST will pass and they know that the GST, Of course, the Conservatives— Banking Advantage. at any Scotiabank Cashstop Liberals rallied atFort Garry Place was mentioned at the senior levels with much pretentious whatever else its failings, is a once again firmly entrenched in This package of machine. with the national leader of the of the Liberal party, the lamentation from the Liberals, but massive revenue generator. One the Opposition benches—will services is available to party, Jean Chretien. Senator Gil administrative people from little real opposition. Why? Glad that will serve them as well as the point this out to the country, but A No - Fee Credit Card you as long as you're a full- tvlolgat began with a strong appeal Campbell House, Liberal party you asked. Conservatives. will be ignored as the Liberals time, post-secondary student You'll be able to apply for a to the audience that "our country headquarters and some of the After successive Liberal So, Jean Chretien's strategy embark on another mad spending and come into your Branch to Scotiabank Classic VISA' card cries for leadership and a strong candidates, were particularly governments had finally bloated probably goes something like this: spree. reactivate the package each with a $500 credit limit. And voice to stand out for Canada." concerned. the national debt to shameful school year (prior to October 31st). as long as you have the Scotia While the speeches were going I questioned a lady from Terry Hope Take a look at what we have to offer. zr Banking Advantage, we won't charge on, the results of the Ontario Campbell House and she felt that Creative Communications you the usual annual fee. A Daily Interest Savings/Chequing election were trickling in over the "Peterson deserved the loss Account With No-Charge Chequing A Grad Auto Loan' radio. As history began to unfold because he had become too or*R40•:Riii0:. in Ontario with the NDP taking arrogant." Oftirititl! Open a Scotia Powerchequing® Account. You'll Once you graduate and have a job, a Grad Auto Loan can help you get a new or used car (up an early lead, the prospects of the I believe the reality of politics student newspaper It is earn daily interest on your deposit and you won't Liberals losing began to look more is still very much at the grass published by the RRCC have to pay the usual cheque, pre-authorized to 3 model years old). You can arrange to postpone Student's: Association on. the start of your repayment for up to 90 days realistic. roots level—the people who run payment, withdrawal or transfer fees. You can write as The Liberal brass continued to the political parties in each alternate Moi days .from Septe mber many cheques as you want at no charge without having from the date the loan is advanced to you' Apply constituency. What the party brass carry on with their festivities like Cireq11066.of$000:::: to maintain a specific minimum monthly balance. as early as 90 days before starting your new job nothing was happening, but I say sometimes does not matter and up to a year after graduation. The:::petileotdrsirriandate:is. The Convenience Of An Automated could see the strained faces of the for the people will ultimately to .:provide fair .arid objective; Banking Machine Card For full details on the Scotia Banking Advantage, heavyweights in the party. What make the final decision. coverage of issues and: events; With a Cashstop® Card and your Scotia Power- visit any Scotiabank Branch. We'll be happy to was happening in Ontario was It is my wish that the Liberals of in. 'Olt chequing Account, you can make withdrawals, help you. not good news for the Liberals in do well at the polls for they have Manitoba. I could not believe that notseen power since the Campbel a single speaker would not dare years. If I were a betting man, I erestei mention that a big loss was would not bet on any party in this occuring in Ontario. I believe this provincial election. From my is the sad part of politics— experience of working elections, se00A Scotiabank 111 political parties tend to paint I know how volatile the public 3 For graduates only, subject to satisfactory pb venfication and credit approval pictures of a reality that does not can be. *Registered Trade Marks of The Bank of No Scotia 4 Interest is calculated from the date of Note. Vie will apply installments first to the payment of interest and the 1.In Quebec. this service is called Trans-Action remainder if any to the unpaid balance of the total 2. BNS registered user of mark amount you have borrowed. 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' '..11.11.ratalibgett)›.7.4.1347.V.". SA To ^.1. • VE.t tea . t Install Nearly two dozen native college preparation students blockaded Red River Pt tic • • /... -4ts $12,000 College's bus loop in a :r peaceful rally in support of aboriginal rights and the Color Mohawk protesters at Oka, Quebec. The rally, which lasted about an hour, was TV Info witnessed by nearly 100 students. System

Business Admin. students Tracy Kozak (left) and Tara Zeemel with newly-drawn charicitures from one of the many exhibits In Cafe on campus during the Student's Association's "Kick-Off Daze". Photo by Paul Deleske By Carol Fedick Red River Community College's Students' Association has purchased aS13,000 computer system that will use innovative graphics and advertising to keep the student population informed THAT'S HOW MANY [Don't be ai and up to date on SA activities. Student CANADIANS ARE er The computer is called the WHEELCHAIR heartbreak BASKETBALL Amiga 2000 and SA president .%:. Paul Milian said that it's basically Turns In ib0111.4. PLAYERS a computer-based message Ntn* ,%iRtb system. Missing Have "We are going to have five your locations for the television blood monitors throughout the college. $1,000 cpbreecSVreeci. The central part of the system will be located back at the SA office," Milian said. By Mike D'Amour HEART MANITOB A Three of the five monitors have Registration day was one of the FOUNDATIO N already been placed in the college. worst, and one of the best, days The other two are expected to for business administration THEBEAT G°15! arrive at any time. They will be student Ruth McLean. pannonamon located at the Voyageur, Prairie Just having registered on the lunch room, Otto's, and the bus morning of Sept. 4, McLean was loop. on her way to the bookstore when B ERS Milian said that the system will she noticed that the S1,000 she allow a wide variety of innovative was carrying was missing. graphics and will also add an "I was very upset," said exciting look to the advertising McLean. the SA has done in the past. "Without the money, I thought "We will still be making use of that I would have to quit the advertising in the paper form but course. these monitors will be placed in Not knowing what else to do, cigia:1461 WORD PROCESSING very influential areas where we'll she reported the missing money be reaching a lot of the student to campus security. population," Milian said. That same morning, business MALE DONORS REQUIRED The SA had previously administration student Peter budgeted 515,000 to purchase the Nykoluk was strolling down the MADE POSSIBLE FOR computer system which ended up hall when he noticed an envelope THERAPEUTIC DONOR INSEMINATION PROGRAM costing them $2,000 less. on the floor across the Students' "A couple of years back the SA Association office. Nykoluk was looking at purchasing a examined the contents and found FOR LESS THAN YOU Panasonic computer generator. it contained 51,000 in hundred- QUALIFICATIONS: Preferably married with children That would have cost 530,000 and twenty-dollar bills. Under 35 years of age back then and would have only "Sure, I was a bit tempted," he Good health HOTEL SALES & MARKETING been able to put colored letters on said. No STD history THOUGHT OSSIBLE. black and white," Millar said. Agree to medical exam ASSOCIATION "But I figured that it belonged Now there's a personal word processor that will fill your needs without emptying The graphics for the Amiga to some student who worked hard Student Chapter Fundraising Draw computer system will lend itself COMPEi SATION: $50 per specimen your wallet. for it." 1st Prize: Professional Bartender's Kit. 40 oz. to assignments for students Quickly making up his mind, The Smith Corona PWP 1000 Personal Word Processor comes with state-of-the- each of rye, vodka, dk. rum, scotch, tequila. PLUS studying in advertising art. Nykoluk went directly to the All applications treated In strictest confidence art features like a 32,000 character internal memory, a Spell-Right' 75,000 word elec- The college's public relations office of college president Ray a Mixing Kit w/cocktail shaker, opener, etc. tronic dictionary, an eight line by eighty character liquid crystal display, plus lots more. director, Debbie Young, and Newman. Within four hours after Apply In writing to: 2nd Prize: Wine & Cheese Kit. 10 bottles im- What it doesn't come with is an astronomical price tag. In fact, the PWP 1000 production coordinator Diana she lost it, campus security ported wine, giant cheese and fruit plate. Giesbrecht are currently learning contacted McLean and returned THE T.D.I. PROGRAM is—hold your breath—downright affordable. 3rd Prize: Weekend Drunk Kit. Half gallon rye, rgix how to use the computer. DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY Now how many word processors have you seen with St3ivai her money. Young said that they will "I didn't think that I would ever HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER 1 doz. beer, 1 pizza, 1 bottle Aspirin. that feature? TOMORROWS TECHNOlOGY essentially be responsible for 59 EMILY STREET AT YOUR TOUCH • see it again," said an elated keying in messages while WINNIPEG, MB R3E 1Y9 McLean. Tickets: $1 Draw Date: October 31/1990 For more information on this product. write to Smith Corona Corporation. 65 Locust Avenue, New Canaan, CT 06840 or advertising art students will take TELEPHONE 787-3684 Smith Corona Canada, 440 Tapscott Road. Scarborough, Ontario. Canada tvl I B I Y4. See Roy in Room F-205 or call 632-2454 care of the graphics. Monday, September 17, 1990 Page 8 Monday, September 17, 1990 Page 9 mummenimmion•Imammummummum.. . U U U U DIVERSIONS U U U U Student Popcorn, Darkman Bad Combination Telephone Directory 1 DELETIONS must be made before September 28, 1990. Darkman (Liam Neeson) gets ready fora gruesome twosome scene with his next victim, Pauly (Nicholas Worth) By Kathryn Gower In a day and age where most (This equipment should have been the film is too violent. Many Hollywood movies stick to destroyed, but thus are the movies, like Die Hard 2, are blockbuster stars and tried-and- wonders of Hollywood.) loaded with violence too, but I've If you don't want true ideas, Darkman is a breath of seen nothing as disgusting as some fresh air. parts in Darkman. Darkman, the latest fantasy- Armed with his secret weapon, Still, Neeson's acting is superb. thriller from director Sam Raimi, Darkman begins avenging his near-death by posing as the casts Liam Neeson as its hero, Dr. He makes the movie worth sitting i your telephone number to be Westlake, a scientist developing various bad guys responsible for through— but only for those who synthetic skin. his predicament. Despite a lot of fun moments, have a strong stomach. In more predictable Hollywood included in this year's directory 1 style, Julie Hastings (Frances McDormand, of Mississippi Burning, Blood Simple, and PLANNING A Raising Arizona fame) is cast as his girlfriend, who unknowingly GRADUATION then you must inform the becomes involved with the soon- to-be bad guys of the film. OR REUNION? Lawyer Hastings accidentally ♦ Choose from a selection of fine menus, comes across a memo each with special consideration to your Students' Association incriminating them and leaves it particular needs and budget requirements. i in Westlake's lab. The bad guys ♦ Presented in the Westin Hotel or location . come looking for it and blow away of your choice. Westlake's assistant. They then ♦ Winnipeg's most elegant ballroom for torture Westlake to the point of graduations or reunions from 75-800 office of this fact. The SA is near death and blow up his lab people. with him still inside. ♦ For consultation on your catering : needs for a successful graduation or But, contrary to the belief of reunion, call our Catering Manager at Hastings and number one bad guy 985-6217 : located in Room DM20. Durant (Larry Drake ofL.A.Law), Westlake survives the explosion. U U He winds up as a John Doc in a U hospital and isn't given much U chance to live. His previous THE WESTIN HOTEL U research comes in handy, though. Winnipeg He goes to the remains of his lab Ilmnommonnommonemomanm onsil and salvages some equipment. Monday, September 17, 1990 Page 10 Monday, September 17, 1990 Page 11 Whatever the subject, we Futures Main/Access Gallery professionalism made it easy to 100 Arthur Street forget that these artists were V IDEKOICOUND keep you September 7-28, 11 a.m- students. Patricia Potter, whose 5:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. pen and ink portraits of three Admission: Free elderly faces incorporated Mr. Underground Resurfaces To informed. anatomical diagrams, shows the By Ruth Raymond ravages of old age in an effective Big, bold, blue—centered on and moving way. Keep RRCC Hip to What's Top We invite you to the first wall. "Wet Clothes" by "Air and Angels" by Caroline Issac Friesen, a view of clothes Ashley is a bright acrylic and subscribe now at hanging in a storm seen from embroidery combination. Some Below Local Mainstream Culture behind a rain spattered window, of the best photography includes the special student commands your attention at the "Fargo 1990" by Anna Duck, an By Donald M. Bailey origin of yet another genre of singer. After touring the U.S. and rate of 50% OFF. Main Access Gallery's new art early morning glimpse of a small film) called The Incredibly releasing a 12" c.p. titled Jagged show. Welcome hack and salutations town street that makes you wish from the underground to all the Strange Creatures Who Stopped fhoughts (1985), they split up. "In Defence of Uncertain you were there. Living and Became Mixed-Up Now, after a five-year absence To start your subscription, simply fill out Futures" is an exhibition of works new Projector and NEW readers "The Twelve Tribes of Israel" in RRCC land. Zombies (1964). Steckler also from the music scene comes a the coupon below and mail with your by University of Manitoba thesis by Genevieve Evan, uses appears as actor Cash Flagg in limited edition LP called Primal students. Even if you are not an This column is something you watercolor and clay to depict might want to read to relieve most of his movies, usually Virtue (Hypnodelic Records) by payment to The Globe and Mail art buff, you'll feel the energy twelve Biblical scenes. Prints by playing some gangster or weirdo ex-Annes' guitarist/songwriter and enthusiasm of this new tension, stress, or anxiety. So get F Bonnis Tulloch and Michelle happy now. up to no good. Margaret Fonseca. generation of Manitoba artists. Zacharias demonstrate two If you want to learn more about With ex-Annes drummer el I would like to take advantage of this All eyes are unavoidably drawn This summer was uncanny. different but equally intricate obscure movies, pick up The Debbie Wall (hest known now as ,: special student offer at 50% off. to a 10-foot, roughly square piece Wasn't it? Did summer even YE techniques. Psychotronic Encyclopedia of an animal right's activist), Please deliver The Globe and Mail to the address below. Enclosed by John Kroeker. The mixed happen? Helene Dyck's oil on board Film, written by Michael Weldon, Fonseca has created a fresh mish- media rendering is at once The world seems so is my cheque or money order or charge card authorization for portraits and Baburao Hegdckar's or Incredibly Strange Movies by mash masterpiece of sensitive, funny, disturbing, preoccupied with war (and going ❑ 13 weeks - $28.60 026 weeks -$57.20 life-sized "Series of Dance backwards) that it has diverted RE/SEARCH publications. Both experimental, D-I-Y, poetry rock. frightening and optimistic. The Mythology" in oil on canvas were titles are essentially the ultimate Primal Virtue contains a few untitled piece could be described attention from the only thing both delightful. reference pieces on the subject, Annes' numbers, including the Name as society processed in the worth fighting for—freedom to "In Defence of Uncertain cost about S20 each, and arc Winnipeg punk classic, "A Osterizer and tossed onto the create fresh fun. Futures" is a professional show available at local book sellers. Child", and a loyal cover version University Campus 0, - Now don't get me wrong. I feel wall—a house here, a knife there, • :i;t 4 of "Damaged Goods" done by involving artists with bright for everyone in the Persian Gulf, From the depths of celluloid a peek inside the 'anxiety Intaglio print by U of M thesis student Michelle Zacharias Gang of Four. The latter features Residence Room # futures—uncertain or not. but dammit, I want to be obscurity we travel to another excellent vocal harmonies by entertained because I'm still at level to experience a force still Street City Fonseca and Wall, something home. And most of the movies, unrecognized globally, which Fonseca attributes to strict Province Postal Code music, and y-a-w-n television nationally, or even locally— I Students' Association presents Winnipeg's alternative music practice on four-track records. entertainment this summer have Telephone # Student I.D. # forced me to go deeper, deeper scene. Judging by the impact The 1990 additions—including MuchMusic has made in our some new songs, a Japanese COMING ATTRACTIONS for SEPT/OCT into the black abyss called Don's This address is D On campus U Olt campus Entertainment Wasteland in order culture, the day may come when instrument called a koto, and a glockenspiel on "Matter So Grey" to feel sane. live music becomes extinct. 0 Cheque or Money Order Enclosed 0 Visa U MasterCard U American Express Nooner: —are also welcome. Okay, I'll admit I'm an While Winnipeg has spawned Q-94 & Coke Nooner: some interesting bands like Charge Card Expiry Date Nooner: entertainment addict. I enjoy fine Fonseca said she wanted to Yearbook RWB Ballet Demo Personality Crisis and Gorilla Manteye Yuk Yuks film, esoteric TN., and even release her album on vinyl Charge Card # Meeting Gorilla, in underground music's Tower Lounge (band) Comedy weirder music. But 1 refuse to because that was how she 12 noon early days it was the Ruggedy Jets Tickets Tower knuckle under like a baby seal originally visualized her finished Tower Annes who managed to capture Signature (required to validate offer) Trailer K waiting for some multinational concept. Can't say I blame her (pre-season) Lounge Lounge and maintain the spirit of raw, do- entertainment manufacturer to one bit, since the 12-inch sleeve Note: Offer valid only where home delivery is available. on sale until Sept. 28 18 it-yourself experimentalism, the D M20 or ATO booth 1 spoon-feed me. and gate-fold interior showcase Offer expires December 31,1990. 1 1 20 21 crucial ingredient to anything C'mon inside. her own pencil artwork. The Mail to: The Globe and Mail, Circulation Dept. underground. It's sorta dark in here, man. But album will he available in local 444 Front St. W., Toronto, M5V 2S9 STWAO-46 The Annes were originally an Movie: there's nothing like programming stores by the time this column Last day to buy all female guitar, bass, and drums Nooner: Driving Miss Daisy Nooner: your own video viewing. There reaches your UG starved eyes. Jets pre-season are some unusual features in local band, but after pressure from local Marty Putz 11 am Chris Burke tickets (SA office video outlets, and yes, they're critics and fans, they got a Back to the surface. Till next (comedian) Lecture Theatre Gaffney ridiculously pompous, monotone time, over and oust. Band Room DM20 or fresh and funny. Check out John Tower Red Cross Blood Waters' ATO booth) (Hairspray, Cry Baby) Lounge Donor Clinic Tower Lounge Multiple Maniacs (1970), his South Gym homage to criminal insanity, IF...HAS MOVED_ used Levis $16/pr. 24 25 26 27 28 starring, y-e-o-w Divine. This Jewelry perverse epic, filmed in glorious Vintage Sports Jackets black and white, is not for the to & Ties fy Alcohol Awareness Week faint of heart, but is a knockout Postcards Scavenger Hunt/ midnight movie. 257 LILAC ST. Other fine releases by Rhino Tea Party Ben Wickes Bombers Pub just south of Corydon TOP TEN (Buffalo) (cartoonist) South Gym Video, and Sinister Cinema— IF...T-SHIRTS Speakers TBA both preservers of great cult and Mon-Sat 11-6 1.E=mc 2 1 pm Tickets: $12 trash film—are slow moving but 475-4375 2. Question Reality South Gym (includes ticket to see a pleasure to watch simply 3. Earth First 1 2 3 4 Bombers game) 5 because they are cloaked in low- brow humor. I recommend Wild itark. 4. Yin-Yang Guitar (1962), the story of a young 5. Brains 25c DID YOU KNOW... stardom seeker trapped in the 8. If you love unglamorous world of crooked this planet A That at the Welcome Pub on Friday, Sept. 7, every time you order a Bud you enter to win the Budweiser Windsurfed Attend Hollywood agents and talent 7. Russian posters the Orientation on Sept. 7 and enter to win as well! Tickets for the Pub now available in the SA office, Room DM20. scalpers. This was directed by 8. Kerouac a There will be a free Re-cycling Kick-off BBQ on Sept. 6 in the field outside Bldg. A with a dunk tank, two live bands, 92 CITI's Ray Dennis Steckler, the guy 9. Ground Zero Boom box, free hot dogs and canned drinks for only 500! So come on out! famous for producing that thrilling 10.Acid Rain monster musical (highly touted $6 - $16 as the world's first, hence the

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(plus long-distances charges) By Rob Comeault Greetings once again from the Building D in the Cave, or call Sept. 18: Frankie Avalon, of talk-happy folks here at Red 632-2475 and ask for Mike or „ Venus" fame, was born in 1939. River's campus radio station, myself. There's a 20% Guitarist Jimi Hendrix dies in ClivIOR! commission for all the revenue London in 1970. An autopsy Well, how could we begin this brought in. revealed he died by choking on issue's column without In the "did you know" his• own vomit, the result of a mentioning the problems we've department,CMOR management baiturate, rb • overdose. encountered since we last has been invited to attend Capitol published. Records' Second Annual Actually, to be honest, things Travelling Road Show at the Sept. 20: Jim Morrison was found not guilty in Miami, in were going full-speed ahead until brand new Stars Bar & Grill on 1970, of "lewd and lascivious about 10:45 a.m. on Sept. 10. The Sept. 13. The president of Capitol behaviour", but found guilty of station had just completed its first Records of America plans to be • " in d ecent exposure and of many planned promotions, this there! For someone in my line of profanity." one featuring the hilarious work, that's a rather nice invite. exploits of Tom and Larry, We'll keep you posted on the Sept. 23: Bruce Springsteen, Winnipeg's top morning team results... born in 1949. from 92-CITI FM. A plug for CMOR T-shirts and Sept. 25: "The Twist" for Assoon as they'd left the station sweatshirts on sale right now at Chubby Checker goes U.S. No. 1 (wishing us good luck on their the station.Price? Check out two- in 1960. It was actually written by way out), I programmed a CD color T-shirts for SIO, and super- Hank Ballard as a B-side single. (Would you believe "Smoke On duper comfy sweatshirts for a measly S20. Available in all your the Water"? It's absolutely true!) Sept. 28: Ben E. King was born favorite sizes. Support the station to last for an hour or so, just 1938. enough music to keep the and buy a shirt. They look good, hallways alive with tunes for the too. Se eprrti.d229:a9y, Jerry ia Lewis,9 born arts and crafts displays. Then, for And now, a new feature on the in Ferriday, Louisiana in no apparent reason, the main CMOR music page: These two 1957, "Whole Lotta Shakin" and - . / weeks in music history... •• control panel began buzzing and "Great Balls of Fire" sold over , IB4 • IA4 1. INSERT DOCUMENT FACE DOWN. J 3. PRESS TRANSMIT. A4I 641 • smoking up, obviously the result six million copies each! •ti.‘y -- ;..f:-.: . - • . . . - • ) . 1, ",.."? t - • ••••"r"..V.;;;•: of an overload. . ... Sept. 17: Hank Williams, born And finally, on Sept. 30,James . . 4 • t ., To make a long story somewhat .. ra:. / - • - ... ' • . .. -• ."...V, in Alabama in 1923. He died on Dean dies in a car crash in 1955. • • .3 . - :e ..; shorter, CMOR is now off the air, ■ -14. . „•.-. . . 1 ii • New Year's Day, 1953,ofalcohol Till next time, chin up, and • • gel • . before wc actually gotstarted. No dili: .• • . - ,(71,- ' SI 'Ct - ' st3: and chloral hydrate poisoning. keep 'cr. tuned to Red River's ot - • . ...., ertiziLte." one knows how it happened, and wazir - - -• ' Also on this date, the first 33.3 campus radio station, CMOR . h. ■ D', •,-,„fr•e:fr''' Ef . , . cf.?, . 47. no one knows how long we'll be .7;::„-1 .._ . . • ' I lf,SI... f • ,• . 4 .---- vi...... -, , ;.., :.;-."1,-,:fr--'• ' ,...- • • . . . 7' ft. rpm LPs were introduced by RCA (whenever we do get on the air). Dress Western... if you dare! . . . , • ;`,;::' - gone, but until then... :14.. - ., . . 1..,.. ,,.. . '0,4:.- -.....-- . t.,, i. • .. Victor in 1931. Ciao! ri. -n.:.' : .11.‘' . ir-• ur 1 1:30 on .... - • UPDATE: It's Dine and Dance to • -. ' . . . „ . SA . Y v X14 rtir: 1}.. _ •_, -1;1 !-E','"'iti■I;, ' -:.:•A - ' ' - f2h ...rj:;64 it. • *"-r; - , •;;;;2.,.ket.,_4,...„.A..'. ' -- • .:‘,..ti..: 44,Caxa,g,---,4,1ts,. .: ' :',1 . .., ...,.. 2-.... _ ce... 1.-: Monday night,and I'm justsitting , - t .:Syr,”*:'..;tr.; :: • %., - • It.g•Q14-4,:. ; LIcIL.11/4 relax ing cal WI " • ' ."- i",. .tr. 1,.. 4. - 14 P •Cl .:e::4:: 4 . ,..i.. 04.7 • it' til. ' • WV‘i-SitScr•- ;)fr r rfrrt ■: - S strenuous day. Our outstanding • 34p yo A BC DEF Country Weill 1•Tsit,r,.. LI'S .I- • 4.1•4.-2:::-.:i: ,, - ' - '''''" 'pett N,, YA ? ...e- - *I- .- k. 1 2 .3 4 11- P repair man, John Sinclair from .it -.1 .g.i.h4t..e.,,,,t, it.,9,1 MANUAL CONFIRM ERROR COPY CALL (.tytf '11';14Ti.I; '- i 47.;Se 7.- .sg. ANSWER OWO JK IL MNO Thursday, "I'Al• '1 satip4- e. ,01§ IA, . il 4 5 6 13 ENTR RECEIVE TRANSMIT Sound Broadcasting, has just left • - ate, ' : •.:It't."4-t. .Te9 , ''';'''.`'t; ' • ' • ..." - .4,..41c56.4::.' . September 20 . . 4-V TUV 1, .r. , AcC • '''F, ,T ' PITS WXY SELECT after working his butt off to find ' Ir -5: ,< ,`7 6, .• , :". 7 jlital CI'l: 44.744:4 .!.Ate4t .,: t' 4.4' ...4;4' :. .,2,4 -- 7 a 9 o CNCL Inn . - the source of the problems we ‘1,44171 14cg,..),r ,.,•'.:•..;5 : , le .4 ' ' . - ' • • , " 11.441. L.ekve Ai -Crn9i,--. Y4... -1 -4 . . . encountered. But, still no sound. -.‘;•" -e:.• .-n•,--. . -- - ' - I "' e-rtr ,Y4t A - . • . • - . • ,:1:. ' `'.1.• . . . We're playing the waiting game •,. / !?; . S I now. • ... , . 1. '? On a different, more positive . eL.H. 1.•;-...-1- .;.. ' --'1'r - - • L. "ri..,-C ■-1.' :.--: ..: -;".:..-.1.'' j. • - note, the station has received • Liikf'-n■A-:-..‘ / • 1 , L.?. iF. " 4.. .-:. : . -- 1k1Z. 1: ^:.";.. ' ' : -. ' r r . confirmation that a few of last , ./. 'C.. 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By the way, if you know of a business or company that might be interested 211 Regent Avenue W in doing some advertising with 222'0222 the station, please call or come by for more information. Find us in Mon-Thurs 10-2 Fri-Sat 10-4 Sun 10-1 Page 14 Monday, September 17, 1990 SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS Consultant for Papua New Guinea, Graphic Artist for Top Ten: Why The Bombers Might Be WANTED Zambia, Woodwork Instructor for Nigeria and Electronics Instructor DJ at CMOR is looking for for Papua New Guinea. Deadline A Bound assistance from 2-3 pm on for submission of resumes is Sept. Tuesdays. If you can help out, 28, 1990. For more info about By Paul Friesen as I see them: #5: Linebacker James West. Accuracy, hang-time, and returned to Winnipeg Stadium the please call Scotty at the Bookstore these jobs and other listings, So, the Winnipeg Blue #1 and #2: Cornerbacks Rod Before he broke his arm, West distance—he does it all. other day to a standing ovation, contact CUSO, 60 Maryland St. WINNING as soon as possible. Call 632- Bombers have won eight of 11 Hill and . Count was having an all-star season. At #9: The , Tom and that was a nice change. The 2351. Winnipeg, MB, R3G-1K7, or call games and are in first place in the 'em. Nineteen interceptions 33, still has the speed to make the Burgess and Danny McManus. kid from Alabama was inducted Sports Reps. for intramural 774-8489. CFL's eastern division. between them. These two guys big play. Was all over the field for While they're not , into the Blue Bomber Hall of activities. Please see June or Looking for full-time THIS COMBINATION Surprised? If you say 'no', you're put the fear of God into the first eight games. Still the or even , Burgess Fame, and it's just a matter of Karen at the equipment counter employment? Youth probably lying. quarterbacks around the league. inspirational leader on the and McManus give the Bombers time before he makes the CFL's in the North Gym if you are EmploymentServiceoffersa fast, PART-TIME Even the most optimistic They'd picked off more passes sidelines, and don't think that something they didn't have a year shrine in Hamilton. interested. free program to people 16 to 24 Bomber fan couldn't have than three entire teams after ten doesn't make a difference. ago—more completions than Brock, who suffered through years old who want to learn how JOB PAYS JETS expected this. I mean, this is the games. Should both be all- #6: Slothack . incompletions. Compliment each years of boos while winning hack- and where to look for work. Job same Bomber team that lost seven Canadian. Already with more receptions for other well. 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