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ARCHIVES Campus Events. This Calendar column is open for notices of evenls on all BCIT campuses. Submissions can be faxed to 431-7619, sent by campus mail or dropped off at The Link office in the SA Campus Centre (down the corridor between die video arcade and the vacant store) nelink Wednesday, September 9 Fee Deadline for Level 3 students. Friday, September 11 11am onwards. Campus Walking Square outside Ihe SA Campus Casino. Come & gamble (wilh play Saturday, September 12 SA Election Nominations Close Centre. SA bucks) to gel some greal prizes. (at 3:30pm) for Ihe position of 11am - 2pm. Great Hall, SA Rec & Athletics Drop-In Chair of the Transportation and the Student Association Elections for is Ihe studeni newspaper of Campus Centre. Ihe British Columbia Programs begin. Construction Society. Forms the position of Chair of the Institule of Technology. available at the SA Offices, SA Transportation and the Constmction Published bi-wcckly by Shinerama BBQ. Come oul & gel a Monday, September 14 Campus Centre. For more info Society. Forms available al Ihe SA the BCIT Student Association, burger, pop & chips for a great price. contact the SA at 432-8600. Offices, SA Campus Centre. For The Link circulales 3,500 copies Profits go lo Shinerama 11am SA CouncU Meeting. 5:30pm. SA more info contact the SA al 432- to over 16,000 .students and slaff. onwards. (Campus Walking Square Boardroom, SA Campus Centte. September 21-25 8600. outside the SA Campus Centre. American Marketing Association Intramurals Registration Week. Student Services Day. A chance lo Counselling Workshop: Meeting. 7:15am. SA Boardroom, To register for intramurals teams find oul or consult BCIT's studeni Contributors: Student Success Strategies for SA Campus Centre. contact Ihe Rec & athletics office in David Lai, Sam Tse, services all at once. Counselling to Monique Harvey, Greg Hellen, Trades Students. 6:30-07:30. Ihe Student Activity Centre (SE16) Medical Services, First Nations lo Liz Gaige, Erin Garlick. First Practice for Badminton. Tutoring they'll all be Ihere. Ham - Jungle Smurf, Andrew Counselling Workshop: Return Bike to BCIT Week. Rewards for 2pm. Greal Hall, SA Campus Dennison, Cam Bremner to Learning. Tuesday, September IS treating yourself & the planet well . Centre. & Paul Dayson For more information contact the Recreation Council Meeting. Toastmasters. Public speaking club. Rec & athletics office in Ihe Sludent Fun Run/Walk. For more infor• Managlag Editor 11:30 7:00am. SA Boardroom, SA Activity Centre (SE16) mation contact the Rec & athletics Paul Dayson Campus Centre. office in Ihe Student Activity Centre News Editor Thursday, September 10 Monday, September 21 (SE16) vacant Shinerama BBQ. Come out & get a Arts & Culture Editon SA Election Nominations Open . burger, pop & chips for a great price. Aerobics begins American Marketing Sam Tse, David Lai for the position of Chair of the Profits go lo Shinerama 11am Association Annual General Advertising Representative Transportation and the Constmction onwards. Campus Walking Square Tuesday, September 22 Meeting. Liz Gaige Society. Forms available al the SA outside the SA Campus Centre. Offices, SA Campus Centre. For Toastmasters. Public speaking club. Legal Aid. Free Consultation. 1:30 more info contact the SA al 432- First Practice for Men's & 7:00am. SA Boardroom, SA to 3:30pm. By appointment. By 8600. Women's VoUeybalL Campus Centre. phone consultation 432-8600. As a member of Canadian University Press (CUP), Friday, September 11 Recreation Council Meeting. Last day to withdraw and Tai Chi begins. The Link adheres to CUP's 5;30pm. Code of Ethics. recieve full refund (less $200 To this end The Link Shinerama Nuts & Bolts Dance. commitment fee). will not publish material deemed Nuts for the guys and bolts for Ihe Wednesday, September 16 by the edilors or steering committee gals. A mixer dance to raise money Wednesday, September 23 to be sexist, racist, homophobic for Cystic Fibrosis. Elephant on Shinerama Day. Time to shine or in poor lasle. Campus, SA Campus Centre. Tix at some shoes to raise money for S.O.A.R. Day. Come oul & SA office, door. Cystic Fibrosis Research. 8:00am, participate. Games & olher fun. The views in The Link are SA Campus Centre. nol necessarily those of BCIT, the Student Association, or Ihc editorial collective. 3700 Willingdon Avenue Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2 ELECTION NOTICE Tel: 432-8974 Fax:431-7619 STUDENT ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD ON SEPT. 23rd IN THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION CAMPUS CENTRE BUILDING NOMINATIONS OPEN ON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER lOth AND CLOSE AT 3:30 ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER I8th Nomination packages will be available on SEPTEMBER 10th at the STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICES r- UNK LETTERS POUCY —i POSITION AVAILABLE The Link wclccimes leltcrs. Letters should be typed, double spaced, under -^00 words an can be dropped off at CHAIR OF THE Tlie Linii or SA offices and sent through campus or regular tnail. Your TRANSPORTATION SOCIETY name, affiliation with BCIT and a tele• phone number to contact you (which & THE CONSTRUCTION SOCIETY will not be published) must be includ• ed. Anonymity may be granted at the discretion of staff. Letters on disk, as a FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT txt file, with a hard copy would be THE SA OFFICE OR CALL 432-8600 greatly appreciated. TVte Link reserves the right to edit for clarity and brevity. SEPTEMER9, 1998 THE LINK NEWS Shinerama: what's happening Wednesday, September 9th: Shinerama Barbeque. Z95 will be onsite with the tunes when you drop by the Walking Square outside the SA Campus Centre from Ham onward for lunch. The SA will be serving the Elephant's burgers up hot from Restauronics' grills for you. Where else were you planning on getting a burger, pop, chips and all the fixin's for $3.50? Friday, September 11th: Nuts and Bolts Dance Kick off your first weekend vvitii a little mixer at the Elephant on Campus. Guys get a bolt at the door and gals get a nut, the object to match Above: Trades students get in on Slninerama with a carwash. them. "It was a blast—a great way to meet peo• Right: BCIT president Brian Gillespie gets a new shine from the ple," said SA Campus Life coordinator Nicole students for a donation to Shinerama.MIKE GDOWSKI PHOTOS Misiscoe. Tickets are available for $5 at the SA Office or $8 at the door. Tuesday, September 15th: Shinerama Barbeque. Drop by the Walking Square outside the SA Campus Centre from Ham onward for lunch. Where else were you planning on getting a burg• The continuing quest for a cure to Cystic Fibrosis er, pop, chips and all the fixin's for $3.50? Wednesday, September 16th: PAUL DAYSON FUNDS RAISED BY SHINERAMA Shinerama Day. Link Managing Editor Students at BCIT get the day off, so get out British Columbia Institute of Technology there and shine! Shoe shining is the main event CIT's but "you're not just limited to shining shoes," Shinerama '98 said SA vice president of PR and Marketing Bcampaign to Rafael Atienza. "If you've got a talent we can raise funds for Cystic exploit for money—and its legal—let's do it." In Fibrosis research is Ihe past, shiners taken up singing, dancing and just part of a larger juggling or have visited hotels to clean silver• quest to find a cure ware, or office blocks. Atienza just as^s that you Cystic Fibrosis that spans book in advance wilh the businesses and let him Canada and the last 34 years. led to a longer know at 432-8491 to avoid any duplication. Every fall post-secondary students lifespan for CF The day begins at 7:45am with registration of across the country at colleges, universi• sufferers. In shiners in Ihe Great Hall of the SA Campus ties and technical institutes hit the 1960 the median age Centre followed by breakfast at the Elephant. streets to shine shoes, wash cars or of those with CF was Hues leave for downtown at 9am and 9:30am, using their creativity solicite donations four years old, now Student Association's vice president of returning at 3pm for pick up. Bagged lunches are to CF research. the median age is 30 years. Publica Relations and Marketing and provided by Restauronics. And that research is having results. coordinator of Shinerama '98 at BCIT, Come early as sign up for shining area is on a Shinerama's first campaign was in' there are definite reasons for the high first come, first served basis. Prizes include gift Cystic Fibrosis is an inherited genet• 1964 and in the intervening years thej dollar amount. certificates for cool cafes around town and ic disease that causes a mucus to form annual Shinerama Day has raised $10.6; "The participation of the institute, towards air fares with the top shiner prize being in the lungs and digestive system, con• million for CF research. the students, faculty and staff and the tuition for the winter semester. sequently CF sufferers mus undergo rig• BCIT joined the campaign in 1969 support of the United Way last year orous daily treatments just to survive. and has participated annually ever since, i made a big difference," he said. Annual Shinerama Golf TuurnamenL One form of treatment presently used In its campaigns BCIT has raised "Much of the success can also be Now in its second year, thanks to the support is 'precussive treatment' involving slap• $380,000 for the cause. attributed to the hardwork of Laura of BCIT and the United Way, the golf tourna• ping around the torso to knock the Last year alone BCIT raised $26,000 \ Kohli, last year's vp of PR and ment gave a real boost lo Shinerama last year.
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