CKUL Levy Administration Still Uncertain by Krista Sneddon Tive Independence and FM Administrative Control in Nature of the University
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CKUL levy administration still uncertain By Krista Sneddon tive independence and FM administrative control in nature of the university. body is required to cast News Editor license application ofthe the hands of CKUL, the "In the past, CKUL votes votes to validate the out CKUL Radio Society. An society's Board of have been traditionally come. Fifty-percent plus he University unsuccessful vote would Governors will allocate political in nature," says one will constitute a suc of result in a continued funds appropriately. Dawson. "This vote really cessful vote. Lethbridge's vagueness with regard to Dawson notes, however, is a non-issue, merely fol "We are hoping to have campus radio which student body would that this move is not aimed lowing up on steps already the details of control station, control CKUL funds and at excluding students from taken by the Students' cleared up by the end of TCKUL, was faced with its hold the FM license. the administrative process. Union and CKUL." the semester so we can original levy vote three CKUL has received great The Board of Governors is The CKUL vote will be apply for our FM license," years ago. The student vote encouragement from the comprised of representa held in conjunction with says Dawson. resulted in a three dollar Students' Union in their tives from the Students' the Students' Union elec levy per student per semes fight for independence. Union, CKUL and the stu tions March Pth and 18th. ter. Unfortunately, policy The radio society is dent body at large, fully Ten percent of the student outlining which organiza involved in a rental agree encompassing the ideas tion would control the ment and was secured a and concerns of U of L administration of funds loan from the Students' students. remained vague. Student Union for the purchase of Student elections are apathy aside, times are new station equipment. notorious for their apa changing. "The vote is mostly a for thetic voter turn-outs, stu The Students' Union and mality," says Dana dents repulsed by petty CKUL are organizing a Dawson, Station Manager power struggles or disin vote to solidify whether of CKUL. "Council terested in student poli the CKUL Radio Society requires a decisive student tics. The student govern or the Students' Union will vote to tie up loose ends- ment and members of CKUL control campus radio put all the cards into one CKUL hope the student administration. It is neces pot." body take the initiative to sary for this vote to go If students vote to place have a say in the political through for the administra SU election coverage: pages 7-9 page 2 - The Meliorist, thursday march 11, 1999 IV/lanoh frlday satu rday su nday monday tuesday wed nesday thursday Dog Eat Dog World M.S.S HR/OB Night W646 Join thc Helen Schuler The Department of Philosophy Coulee Cenlre for this presents "Social Conventions, Morality, and the Structure of entertaining and informa Professional Obligation'' hy Chris tive Sunday Nature Walk MacDonald, PhD. 2pm In E519. 2pm. U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services (J of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services 1-5pm 10am-12pm & 2-4pm 9am-12pm & 3-6pm 10am-12pm Hf *Z2Z O Join the Helen Schuler International Mngt. The Lethbridse Film Join Wendy Slater at Coulee Centre for the Night in SU300A Society presents thc Helen Schuler March Madness Night Coulee Centre for her "No" at the Movie Mill Hike at 7:00pm. Call presentation about @ 8:30pm. 320-3064 to register. 8mm. 9pm. UofL Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services 2-5pm & 7-9pm 12-3pm & 7-9pm 9-11am, 4-6pm & 7-9pm 9am-12pm & 3-6pm 10am-12pm & 1-3pm 9am-12pm ,«88»*"''"2gjfr The I4th "Dem Bones Tell Tales" Small Business Night in SU300A MIS Night in SU300B The 14th International The 14th International International Film The 14th International Join the Helen Schuler The 14lh International Film The 14th International Film Festival p I a y s Film Festivalplavs Festival plays Film Festival plays Coulee Centre for this Festival plays "You Won't Film Festival plays "Standing Along" "Mandela and de Klerk" "River of Sand" Need Running Shoes "Keepers oj the Fire" hike in the river valley. "The Co in puny of Darling, " "Charles and @ 2pm Strangers" Francois" & "The Street" U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services 12- U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services U of L Writing Services 9-11am 5pm & 7-9pm 9-11am, 4-6pm & 7-9pm 9am-12pm & 3-6pm 10am-12pm 1-5pm 10am-12pm & 2-4pm ^ During March, the Lethbridge Public Library's Friday ^^ Night Film series will present three Academy Award winning Volunteer Opportunities films. The series begins Friday, March 12th with "The Graduate," SAMARITANS: This is a and go through a screening Opened in 1967 as a centenni goes on with "The Prime of Miss Jean Brody" on March 19th, and ends with "Chariots of Fire" on March 26th. Showtime is 7:30 group of well-trained, commit interview. The next training al project, the Nikka Yuko p.m. in the Theatre Gallery. Admission is free. ^ ted volunteers dedicated to cri session begins March 16. For Japanese Garden is an inter \ sis intervention and the pre more information, contact pretation of a traditional Nancy Thorburn at 320-5425. your place! Whatever your vention of suicide in southern Nancy Graham at 320-9334. Japanese garden. Intended to CHINOOK HEALTH forte - piano, guitar, violin, Alberta. Samaritans come VICTIM SERVICES UNIT foster understanding of REGION (Picture Butte clarinet, voice - you can help from all walks of life, back OF THE LETHBRIDGE Japanese culture, this incredi Health Care Centre): The provide some entertainment grounds and ages. They are POLICE SERVICE: The ble display of nature's beauty Picture Butte Health Care and spread some good vibes. compassionate, caring and Victim Services Unit provides will delight all who visit. This Centre will promote, maintain As well, your mileage can be understanding individuals who 24 hour immediate, practical organization is in need of and improve the health of resi paid for. Ifyou are at least 14 are there to listen. Samaritans, Office Assistants for the com support, telephone follow-up dents of the Chinook Health years of age (unless accompa the 24 hours HELP LINE, as well as court education and ing season. Volunteers would Region by ensuring an afford nied by an adult) and want to needs Help Line volunteers accompaniment to people who be responsible for answering able, accessible, accountable share your music, please con with good listening skills for have been victims of crime. the telephone, filing, typing and integrated health system. tact Monica Boyer at 732- those in crisis (sexual assault, This organization is in need of file folder labels, entering The Centre is currently in need family violence, addictions 4611. Victim Services Advocates. data, compiling stats, faxing of Entertainers to provide and suicide). Minimum time Volunteers will be provided sending information via other musical enjoyment to patients. required is 24 hours per with 60 hours of extensive staff as well as possibly assist If you are a musician looking month, which includes one 8 training over 3 months. ing with general office cleanup for a fun gig. Picture Butte is hour overnight shift a month Volunteers would be involved and maintenance. If you work as well as one 4 hour shift per with providing short-term sup well with others, are looking r *\ week. Volunteers are only port to victims of crime or cri to enhance your office experi accepted at group trainings; sis. Please note, this is NOT a ence and are at least 15 years The World Citizen Centre and USC however, names can be placed counseling position. Prior to of age, please contact Denise Canada in cooperation with the on a waiting list. Prospective training, volunteers would Stephen at 328-3511. volunteers must be over 18 undergo an interview and a LETHBRIDGE SOCCER Lethbridge Herald present the security check. The ASSOCIATION: The goal of next training ses this organization is to promote, 14th International Film Festival Cltabs Corner sion begins in develop and govern the game "Celebrating the UN International The Psychology Society presents March. If you are at of soccer. Dependable individ Dr. Bryan Kolb least 22 years of uals who are knowledgeable in Year of Older Persons: Toward a "Reflections on My Route to the Brain" age please pick up soccer are needed as Society of All Ages" Dr. Kolb is a professor with the U of L an application form Governors. Volunteers would and a highly respected researcher in the field of Neuroscience. His research, in at the police station, be responsible to find coaches Shows will be nightly at 7:30 p-m- part, focuses on the plastic changes in the or call Marjorie and assistants for each season, cerebrum that may underlie recovery, and Little for more hand out schedules at games, from March 22 to 27, at the experience dependent changes in the information at 327- mediate between coaches and Southern Alberta Art Gallery* cortex. 2210. parents as well as act as a Thursday, March 11, 1999 at 5:00pm in NIKKAYUKO buffer between coaches and Admission is free of charge, but TH237. Everyone is welcome!!! JAPANESE GAR referees, if required. As well, donations will be greatfully DEN (LETH volunteers must attend one History Club BRIDGE & DIS meeting per month, have good accepted* Refer to the What's Up invites you to TRICT JAPAN communication skills and be at Meet the Faculty Calendar for shows' dates* ESE GARDEN least 18 years of age.