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Campushousingpossible yOL. 12, NO. 6 HUMBER COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1983 Campus housing possible See page 2 W. ANTHONY POLAND Watch the ball — Humber Hawks women's varsity 7-5. It loss in as games but the Softball team pitcher Joanne Matheson tosses a strike during last win was Humber's second many lis in Its Tuesday's OCAA game against the Centennial Colts. Hawks got club geiiin^ stronger and should put up a good f^ht w^ off to a fast start but couldn't hold on as Centennial came back to home game against Sheridan next week. \ns\xy& Paul McCann, Humber's co- If you're thinking about going it's been a long season for the ordinator of student afhirs, is to the movies to catch Bronx Toronto Blizzard but things leaving our college to take on Warriors: 1980, don't bother. turned out for the best as they a new challenge at McGill There's not much in the vyay of are heading to the Soccer University in Montreal. a plot and the actors give a far Bowl where they hope to McCann's parting advice to from convincing performance capture the NASL champion- students is not to be so seri- according to Coven reviewer ship. Sports editor Pietro ous and have fun at school. Anna Lubojanski. Details on Serrago looks at the club. See See page 2. page 7. page 8. <;. -•MM ^ ' . iV^ih.., New residences to attract students A program was worked out with by Janice Turvill residences are being consi- countries," Cohen said, "so we to change their stance on resi- The developer Cadillac-Fairview at the declining see residences being important to dences," Cohen said. To attract students to the North dered because of that time on a lease-back proposal students in attract students to fill the college in He said the residences could be Campus during the next decade, number of coUege-a^ "whereby they would build the York. the future." built without putting up any col- Humber College may build men's Etobicoke and building on our land and we would and women's residences. "It's the fastest declining area The residences could not be lege money by working out a end up owning it after 20 years," in in college population," co-ed according to Cohen because lease-back proposal a de- According to a master plan, Canada with said Cohen. completed some time ago, the re- Cohen said. co-ed residences across the coun- veloper. ' . ' However, the proposal was The "baby bust" is making it try have ' horrendous problems Such a proposal was outlined sidences would be located at the ' turned down by the ministry. more and more difficult to attract The only residence at Humber is approximately seven years ago present over-flow parking lot, by President Robert Gordon has south of the Equine Centre. students, he said. In five to 10 Osier, formerly a nursing school, Doug Scott, former dean of stu- asked Cohen to explore it again, "Although the residences are years, few of Humber' s students because of a Ministry ofEducation dent services, said Cohen. he said. just in the study stage, have will come from this area, he said. policy which will not allow stu- Gordon Wragg, former presi- we "1 expect at the same time as identified land, an area where we "What we're going to have to dent residences on Metro colleges' dent of Humber College, had lobbying issues may be done at would like to build the resi- do in order to maintain our occu- land. asked them to make a proposal on Queen's Park, the college will be dences," said Director of Physical pancy rate is attract students from "The fu^t thing we'd have to do student residences to take to the developing plans for residences," Resources Ken Cohen. other areas, and maybe other is somehow convince the ministry Board of Governors. Cohen said. Alew suifo Coven Contest tffspenser Fame and fortune await you in rageous as you please the COVEN "Life as a Humber by Andrea Smith Student" guest columnist contest. COVEN wUl publish the best Actually, you won't be able to column Monday, Oct. 17, and The suds will flow a little faster retire on your winnings but you'll we'll even pick up the tab on the at Thursday's pub now that SAC get the opp(ntunity to write a col- winner's textbooks (remember to has bought a $3,000 draft dis- keep your receipt). penser. umn which will appear on the The top three finalists will also The new draft maclune, purch- Opinion page of COVEN. have their columns published and ased from Beer Magic Devices All you have to do is submit a story, 500 ,000 words, on what receive official COVEN T-shirts. Ltd. in Hamilton, should be in- —1 being stu- So listen, get out your stalled for tonight's pub. you think of a Humber dent. • notebooks and jot down some "The new draft dispenser is es- Humber President Robert Ck»r- ideas. You've got until Oct. 7 to sential considering the demand for don will judge the entries so hand in your sulxnissions. Bring draft beer in CAPS," said SAC keep them to L225. Soon. President Steve Robinson. them clean. You can be as out- "On Thursday nights an aver- age of 120 jugs (of draft) are sold Paul McCann to pub patrons," he said. The new draft machine has a pull tap which is typical of dispen- McCann transfers sers used at most bars. The old CONGRATULATIONS machine was electronically con- trolled and operated in the same TO to McGttl Univershy manner as a pop dispenser, mak- ing it by Ken Winlaw travelled through Europe, painted difficult to pour beer. NEW SAC DIVISIONAL REPS I CAPS' old draft dispenser Paul NfcCann, Humber's Co- houses, drove a truck, and cleaned was a church. controlled by an electronic chip, ordinator of Student Affairs for the ELECTED BY ACCLAIMATION ) his now irreparable because the com- last four years, is leaving. He completed Masters while pany which made the machine has McCann, 33, will assume re- working at Humber last year. ACA . since gone bankrupt. nine- sponsibility as the Executive Di- McGinn said he is going to miss The Finola Gallagher Humber and, in many ways, he year-old machine will be thrown rector of the McGill Student Soci- Lana McKenzie out, Robinson said. 5> ety at McGill University in will feel sorry about leaving. SAC voted unanimously \ Shawn McVjcars Montreal beginning in November. *'ril really miss a lot of people to ^ here. I have a great deal of affec- ^purchase the new draft dispenser. Mark Stenabaugh It's not that McCann has be- ' ' After all , a day is come disenchanted with Humber, tion for SAC people, like Sandy without draft BUSINESS Decresce." like a day without sunshine," he just said it was time to try Robinson said. Sandee Doxtdator something new. And although a replacement for has yet to found, he Jim McMinn "I think I was ready for a McCann be change, a challenge," McCann said he's leaving the college in Angelo Nasato good hands. said, discussing his decision to \ pick Saveeta Prashad ' SAC 'Squee (President Robert Gor- to leave. "It's a time in my life when positive attitude I have to move." don) has a very HEALTH SCIENCES The new tide sounds prestigious toward students," McCann said, n^a^^Hi WiiJiarn CarmiGha@! and offers a bigger pay cheque, .adding he hopes he will be able to Steven Pridham spend time working with his but ttere's more to it than that for some A part-time North Campus stu- McCann. replacement, showing the person TECHNOLOGY to the ix>pes. dent will be selected by SAC "I see it as a better career op- represent approximately 15,000 Robert Hauscnn portunity forme." In a way McCann said he part-time students. The represen- Richard Hsu He said he*s also loddng for- wishes there was someone at tative will act as a liaison between waiu to the added resporisibility of McGill to show him the ropes . The full and part-time students. the new position. position he will be taking in V The new representative will V As Executive Director, Montreal has been vacant for sev- HOSPfTALITY STUDENTS convey the needs of part-time stu- McCann will be responsiUe for eral months, and McCann admits dents to SAC, but will not have GET OUTAM) VOTE managing the Student Society's he is walking into it somewhat voting rights with regards to fi- bailding and their 250 staff mem- blindly. ELECTION DA YS, OCT. S&6 nancial and budgetary issues. bers. **Jobs and job descriptions Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- He will also be acting as an ad- often differ." POUS IN THE CONCOURSE tute, the University of Toronto, visor and liaison for tie ^:Oili McGinn said his wife Maureen and York University have part- OPEN 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students Council, which also is also looking forward to the time representatives on their stu- means he will have to tiy remedy chaiue. dent associations and have been the $750,000 debt the Society has "She feels very positive about successful in giving students a incured. it. She's excited," he said. voice in issues. "I also want t» become fluently McCann has no words to offer CANDIDATES: SAC is accepting applications bilingual," McCann added. as parting advice for the students for the part-time student position.
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