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Moxy Fruvous Bargainville ; • 1 ' ti t• : F EATUR E "I didn't get the part inJurassic 'cause I refused to take off my clothes!" . ISA\ Ayr to Censor Fruvous 3/4 i3/4 HOLY DINA! CAPTURE THE MAMMOTH SAVINGS ON OUR FALL NIERCHANDISE! It could be millions of years ( or au least until nest >ear) before you Find better prices! low prices on all kinds ofdiva-write " Back to ConeQe" duds- pants,denim, jackets, shirts and mores 'yes, it's a page right, out of history. lou can roam the Dave "T earth, but you won't dig up a better deal than rinds at Hangers!!! won't po •• • • • • •••••atatfm.4... Projectors vanish tamer:4 C1 ‘.7 Ir A am, ;e amidst controversy a Follow the airport signs to... `,,Vellingion at King Edward 788-4805 Mori.-Fri. 10-9 Sat. 10-6 Sun. 12-5 Official Tony Knowles Collector Card! THE PROJECTOR•SEPT. 20.1993 THE PROJECTOR•GEFT.2001993 PAGE 3 PAGE 2 t ■ Like a thief in the night 4,500 papers were gone. 0 a C C T C Newspapers vanish 5 ■ CMOR business manager Richard Fickes heard complaints on his new policy. By Jim Williamson Fardoe denied being "Stuck In The '90s" by Moxy Fruvous was recently singled out personally offended by anything by CMOR business manager Richard Fickes as being "too he Students' Association in the issue that went missing. political" for the station. The Projector decided to print the T and theProjector are at The issue contained a story on lyrics to the song so readers could make up their own minds. odds over some missing SA Vice-President of Student newspapers. Affairs Dave Hackbart alleged sexist remark in this year's Clem had a daydream, a daydream from heaven On August 24, 4,500 of the New CMOR Projector's 5,000 copy run Survival Guide as well as a story Picked up the headline, his country was made up of singers... suddenly vanished, 3, 500 of on the Manitoba Liberal party's And no more right-wingers which turned up the next day in controversial hiring of former SA executive director Don He wakes up to "homeless are stupid, welfare is stupid the first row of lockers in Building E. , Hillman. Private investment, efficiency, cool fiscal plannin'" censorship policy According to Projector Editor- "I expressed concern, but Sounds like more Pat Buchanan in-Chief Jason Beck, the papers considered the stories disappearance signified one publishable," said Fardoe. "The Back in his day job this afternoon ■ Dave Hackbart : a growing boy needs his posters. individual's form of censorship. Student's Association would Unlikely he'll move down to Cuba soon "Based on the number of never stop an article from being complaints we received on the printed. We can only advise." causes uproar RELUCTANT TO FIND HE'S STUCK IN THE '905 AGAIN issue, and the number of people According to Fardoe RRCC Vice President's posters who yelled at me about it, I've Security is not taking any further Clem reads of the old days, twenty years goes a long ways absolutely no doubt that whoever action into the matter. "Challenge the system!" Relating is easy on demo... took the Projectors was doing so "It was a prank. The papers By Lara Schroeder and Now they'll send it by memo Lynne Stefanchuk to prevent them from being read," were found so further action was called "inappropriate" he said. "It's too much of a unnecessary," he said. `Cause there's no need for the peace sign, post-Republican coincidence to consider a prank." Fardoe believes the Projector he campus radio station a rider saying that these are not the make the musical decisons at "peacetime" SA President Gordon Fardoe, staff overreacted by reporting has been accused of being views of the station," he said. WKRP." Join the parade, wave the flag, tell the world it's your lackey however, considers the incident the theft to the Winnipeg Sun T "stuck in the `90s". Moxy Fruvous member Jean Ghomeshi offered some words Abbie Hoffman was wacky By Rene Hering he's not helping them at all." Affairs, Hackbart may be called to be a harmless prank that played "too soon". A decision by CMOR business Ghomeshi, reached at his home in of wisdom for Fickes, on behalf of upon to refer sexual harassment Immediately after the Projector upon the issue's controversial One thousand copies of the manager Richard Fickes to prohibit Toronto, was outraged at Fickes' Moxy Fruvous. Riding the bike to his foreign car ave Hackbart's fighting for complaints to student advocate interviewed Hackbart, SA content. issue are still missing. DJ's from playing music with decision to single out the group's "In terms of their commercial Burning his mind in his VCR his right. Mark Dourn, who would begin an president Gord Fardoe stated political overtones last week song. and material desires, I'd like to informal process of mediation. emphatically that dealing with offer CMOR some unsolicited D The SA Vice President of shocked deejays to such an extent "I think it's disgusting," he said. RELUCTANT TO FIND HE'S STUCK IN THE '90S AGAIN Student Affairs, who recently According to Hackbart, a sexual harassment complaints was that he altered the policy a few days "The song's not very aggressive advice," he said. RELUCTANT TO FIND HE'S STUCK IN THE '905 AGAIN caused some controversy by consensus in the SA offices, exclusively his responsibility, not later. considering the views of the band." "Playing music with some sort signing off "Dave the wave, if it including president Gord Fardoe, Hackbart's. Students don't know Fickes, who originally Fickes, who was hired in part to of opinion and intelligence could and he's lost... swells ride it" in the campus vice president of finance Robert Fardoe later admitted that announced that songs like "Stuck improve advertising sales, says he be good for the station. Just ask don't you know what it's like to be lost? survival guide, is defending his Scott Hodgson and program Hackbart might have to field In The `90s" by Moxy Fruvous finds the song personally disturbing artists like R.E.M., U2 and Joan and older..."tears on his shoulder" right to have several beer posters director Jackie Lindal, found the complaints since it falls under the By Roseanna Schick voting at all could no longer be played on the and thought it might turn off Baez." real men arc bolder!! featuring scantily clad women up posters to be acceptable. jurisdiction of student affairs. The New Democratic Party did station, ultimately decided to allow advertisers. University of Winnipeg radio in his office. However, some RRCC students Academic President Tony ith the federal election not recieve a single vote. political songs on specifically "I don't think it's an issue of station assistant manager Dan Soon I'll be 30, I don't want to be 30 "I've seen more awkward find the posters to be inappropriate. Knowles, who presently makes the for October 25, The most important issues alternative shows. censorship," he said. "It's an issue McLean said he would never called I've got some big plans, goodwill has some big hands pictures in the Louvre in Paris," Three Nursing students who final decision on formal sexual students at Red River among undecided students are jobs "If we find a piece of music that of attempting to be as inoffensive implement a similar policy. With each new computer screen, the world tells me I'm more refused to be named, said Hackbart harassment grievances, refused to Community College remain largely and education, and how accessible we find politically sensitive we'll as possible." "It's like censoring Mr. green said Hackbart. "should take the posters down" or comment on the posters citing a undecided. these will be in the future. keep it on an alternative hour with "It all comes down to the Dressup," he said. "Everyone's idea of what's Buy a new Game-Boy! possible conflict of interest. An unofficial poll of 50 RRCC Undecided students said they almighty buck." Fickes said he was surprised by offensive is different. I don't find "delegate the responsibility of For the fun and the fashion...just for the passion handling complaints to someone "If the material in Dave students during week one of the will be watching the federal leaders First year Creative the reaction to the new policy, and these posters offensive. If people ON THE COVER: Hackbart's office is offensive and election coverage revealed that closely in the upcoming weeks to Communications student and unhappy that many deejays chose are offended by these posters they'd else." Back in his day job this afternoon someone complains, there is a 68% of respondents have yet to determine their individual positions deejay hopeful Jackie Touchette to complain about it behind his be offended everytime I left my Two Restaurant and Hotel CMOR business manager Unlikely he'll move down to Cuba soon process for dealing with that," said choose their preferred party. on crucial issues, and are open to believes that Fickes should worry back. house." Management students also found Richard Fickes hovers above Knowles. Of the decided voters polled eight proposals from all the parties more about pleasing his staff than "If deejays have a problem with Refering to one of his beer the posters inappropriate. Toronto's Moxy Fruvous, RELUCTANT TO FIND HE'S STUCK IN THE '90S AGAIN "I guess in away he's promoting "It's not appropriate for me to chose the Progressive involved.
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