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Tuesday, December 16, 1980, I I College energy plan attacked by expert I hyPhilMowatt energy if the building is im- alright, but when it goes into the by the measures. One faculty students mutter complaints as Red River students may be properly designed. You still lose classroom you could have member commented:"It's dif- they shuffle down the chilly freezing in vain this winter. energy if you turn down the learning problems." ficult to concentrate when you hallways to their Vaclav Smil, a professor thermostat when the building is Flourescent lighting, according have a draft blowing up your calssrooms. here! teaching energy courses at the drafty. to Smil, is only a fraction of total back." The program ,is a response to University of Winnipeg, had The value of current energy energy costs when compared to Some students wrote exams in the rapidly rising costs for criticized the recent energy programs,he claimed, is of heating. badly underlit gyms while others heating the school. Last year's conservation program at Red dubious value without adequate Stu Ursel, manager of the inhaled stale air because the fuel bill was-over $800,000, much River. building insulation. He said,"The Provincial Energy Conservation ventillation system was shut of it spent on expensive oil. When interviewed recently, he proper method of conservation is Program, made no other corn- down during the evening. Lack of Prices are expected to increase questioned the reasons for to reinsulate. It has a high initial ment upon Smil's statement communication was given as the during the next two years. give their support, then bring it lowering temperatures and Cut on the dotted line and be the first in your class with a sports complex competition. Circulate this in class, bring it home, have all your friends cost but does pay for itself other than "Well that's his reason for these problems. Stu Ursel did not explain how cutting lighting when the eventually." opinion." The administration has taken the removal of light bulbs and back to the SA office, beside the Cave on the main floor of Bldg. D. .1 problem lies with faulty building Lighting conditions at the Ursel recently met with staff little action despite complaints temperature reductions will save design. Heat losses are still high college were also criticized for faculty oppostion to conservation and publicity outlining student energy, while heat pours out of 1 even when temperatures are being more disruptive than measures introduced by his grievances.Most members are large single-pained windows and reduced. benef icia I.He said "Reducing department. Both students and resigned to Ursel's energy gaping cracks between doors. He said."You can't conserve lighting in the corridors is faculty were adversely effected conservation logic. Meanwhile Still the students freeze. Red River Community College Students ' Association has proposed the building of a field house on the area bound on the north by Bannister Avenue, on the south by Red River Community College athletic fields, on the west by the Red River Community College Student Newspaper Tuesday, January 1 City of Winnipeg property ad jacent to the Brookside Cemetery and on the east by the athletic fields of Brooklands U 3 1965- Collegiate. The construction of a field-house on the above- mentioned site would upgrade facilities in the adjacent community, meet the needs of the various amateur sport groups and offer Red River Community College the opportunity ) to I Pirticipate on a shared-use basis. I We, the undersigned, support the Red River Community College Students' Association proposal and encourage the Department of Fitness Recreation and Sport along with the City of Winnipeg to build the proposed Field House on I Th the recommended site. e Proiecior I I Signature Address (Printed) Phone Number RRCC installs I I receiver disc

byAllenBanting to use the disc. Representatives I During the Christmas break a from the DOC are expected this new structure appeared on top of week to inspect the disc. Red River College: a microwave Bell said there should be no receiving disc. problem to obtain a license since The disc was purchased as an it's being used for educational educational instrument for use by purposes. Suggestions being three technology cour- made that the disc could be ses:Transmition Line, Television tapped into for television I and Microwave Systems at a cost throughout the college make SSC 'wawa I of $8,200 to the technology approval uncertain. department. "The department wants to see John Bell, head of technology what effect ''a lot of satellite says his department has receivers would have on the I been"toying with the idea for Canadian Broadcast in- several years." He said the disc dustry,"Bell said. Limitations I was installed as something which affecting broadcast outside the should be of interest to the technology department could be I students in courses it will be put into the license. I used. The Moose Jaw Institute of "It's intriguing to the Technology applied for a license I students,"said Bell. The art of for a similar disc, but Mr. Tucker technology necessary to of the Communications Depart- I familiarize the students with ment said the Institute has not increasing microwave use is now yet granted a license pending I available. answers to several questions. The disc will be connected One question could involve--if sometime this week and is they do receive a CBC I capable of receiving television signal,evidence must be provided and satellite transmissions. prooving the signal from the disc I The college applied for per- is for training purposes, and it mission to monitor signals from won't be disturbed outside the I CBC's Anek but permission is not technical area. necessarily needed for Bell said "It was not our in- I monitoring of other satellite tention to pipe it around the signals. college." I Each course using the disc will The exact legalities of study separate parts of the disc microwave receivers is uncertain and conversion systems changing following last year's controversy I satellite beams into usable surrounding their use by hotels television signals. and apartment blocks. Tucker new microwave receiving disc installed on the roof of building A. The disc_ I The college has not yet applied said if they are used for The to the Department Of Com- educational purposes there will which monitors television signals from orbiting satellites may be incorporated into 1 several RRCC programs. I munications(DOC) for a license not be any problems. I Cheer campaign UNDER THE COVER I successful at college news ...... 3 byJimBender Bob Drinnan sprained his right exemplary of the type of effort Tardi, Juergen Dienstbier, Diana editorials ... . • . . 5 wrist diving for a ball as the put forth by the entire Red River Soroko, all of those people who I Creative Communications staff Community College as they donated to the fund and those suffered defeat at the hand of the raised an umpressive ac- volleyball buffs who officiated features , . ... .7&12 I Cre com 2b team in an exhibition cumulation of greenbacks these games. volleyball game that raised 33 totaling $1,300. This, ladies and All of you helped make some I smackers for the Christmas gentlemen, is some kind of school poor- kids' Christmases a little entertainment . .8 I , Cheer Board Fund, organized by and I doff my fedora to you and happier. June Graham at Red River. yours. June Graham took the-tim•out I In the words of that famous Others involved in exhibition from her already overcrowded sports . . . . .6 . , 10 broadcaster known as the games to raise money were Child schedule to organize the I Mouth: "This kind of sacrifice by Care 1 and 2, Diesel 2, Electronic proceedings and collect the the would-be athletes of the in- students and staff, the Computer money. . ..and all sorts of I staff, the Students' Association, "To you, my fine and ■••■•■••., comparable CreComm staff and students - inparticular, by one second year BA students and beleaguered lady, or dare I say, I Robert Drinnan, advertising some Auto Mechanics students. darling, I doff my hat and toupe. finery I instructor of that institution, was June would like to thank Cathy Thank you, June Graham. 2 I

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i 0 g Faculty cool to energy cuts Jan. 13 & 14 Artist in Residence `Jim Corr & Friends' at 11.1 p.m. Tower' Lounge byBurtonRobson At a special faculty meeting heads themselves in their in: Freebie Film Festival presents taddyshack' Shows at 11, 4, 7 held before the holidays, many specific areas of the college. Ursel replied to this by saying, Jan. 14 interestin facts regarding Stu Ursel, manager of the "It wasn't designed to write White Lecture Theatre RRCC's energy conservation provincial energy conservation Sams in." program were discussed. program, was present at the Angood corrected Ursel by The Red River Community meeting explaining the need for retorting, "YeS it was designed Men's Basketball 7:00 p.m. at Red River College complex is owned'by the conservation. He apologized for for writing exams." provincial government of any inconveniences the con- Angood was voicing the sen- Manitoba. It has over one million servation measures he in- timents of all present when he Women's Basketball RRCC vs NDSU square feet of floor area, making troduced may have caused. said the need for conservation is

Jar 15 f r 4 C ests Employment Centre it the largest government Ursel said, "I admit I've made t. E M1541:Oft R REC.R tchtT 1 N G - really present. He said the cost of MIT 1 building in the province. some mistakes." He told the oil is "hellishly expensive" but 8:00 p.m. at RRCC . SCHEDULE 0211 I I I I II The Manitoba provincial board that he should have spent said when tackling a problem as •1 / • 11 government pays a bill of 1 _ more time talking to the various severe as this, one should "take a - ION1

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I ?g ; Jan. 16 & 17 Women's Basketball RRCC vs Virmilion S CM E r ' A1 vtivve C - Graduate ' OO1 $3,000 per day. This is a sizeable program." 41 Linn regular government building. Tr

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1`• . paying customers in it." He left - the need for conservation important in developing a con- the meeting with some words of merry makers. Combined with money raised in other 12 C 1•ee le 'rudentiel Life Ineee. 1 prevails. servation program as extensive RRCC wisdom,"Your're going to college activities RRCC donated over $2000.00 to the *21 Kr M) Jan. 19 Men's Volleyball-7:30 p.m. at Red River len. Tel •hone Systea 13 C ( 1 The focus of the meeting was on as this. get bit back,if you bite first." worthy cause. Confederation Llie ' 13 C the problems the energy program . Brian Angood, director of -7 was creating. Complaints were RRCC, said,"To undertake 14 C Pt ni ob alltr's 1 raised at the meeting regarding something like this with a broad Wagon day Reel Stores "Is G low light levels, cool tem- ax just isn't going to work." 14 peratures and improper ven- Angood, who was a lighting

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Jan. 23 Men's Basketball RRCC vs Concordia lest 'fork Life 116 C G 1 11111 VII ± plaints that were registered by levels in the south gym were _z Conference examines CUP lameness Mutual 19 _l students but by department unacceptable for writing exams College-7:00 p.m. in Moorhead, Minn. C meat Vest Life IIIIIMFE - 11192 9-1/ C - - i The 43rd annual Canadian Canadian University Press for ensuring that the contract

attual Life Inset. I I I 19/ ' University Press(CUP) con- Media Services(the name of the was enforced. He said this would

Badminton—Till Jan. 25—Manitoba Closed Govt. Services Royal Bank 2T2 Thillillail IIII ill II kikite. 20 rumatiliLL • ference was held over the holiday new organization)means the end be very expensive for individual Sports complex snags season in Val Morin,. Quebec. It Sr. at the Canoe Club H5 Iii 1: of CUP's relationship with papers. "With Canadian El . i

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.i tacted to solicit national ad- Another advantage of CUP L ! L-1 424! Li 1 tt bthe Parc en •) 1/ A t be getting tired, 26 4. gaining support for the complex Most of the energy during the media services, Balagus said, is ul 111 E

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Toronto. Dom. Bank G at be c -/n/lea1: ...a! I recently run in the Projector plans for this organization, 4 3 r- int -- dealings with Youthstream is an in recieving national advertising 1.7/281...c - for the proposed sports complex. et Bank of Nova Scotia lit b4 su • le Npn/1;7 1c didn't get the anticipated over- tentatively christened CUP "indication of the maturing of can be assisted by those who are is f / C/

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R. K. Printers 1 -- business manager Don Hillman, z C-4-Ac to I remained tight-lipped since the is possible that some small r— I 14 -- a I I 4 Cam Killoran, president of A five year porjection for made a formal presentation to beginning. But according to SA papers relying on revenue from 2 Federated Insurance C •C 1 it 4 tab' L " Youthstream, indicated at the media services shows that by

12/3 t %I I the St.James Community executives it is not because the national ads, may be forced to Christmas conference that 1985-86 the advertising co-op will • • " • , • Committee meeting in the hope of t it; •tt support isn't there. Many are close down. Youthstream intends to attempt have recovered its initial in- Seaver Lumber }1ntl. gaining support. Unfortunately reluctant to publically express Student newspapers provide an to work out individual contracts vestment which includes a $60,000 Cdn. Beard I GU I 1111 city politicians will not enter into their support for the complex, alternative to the commercial with student newspapers to do market research study and shoud the issue because funding comes because it is a provincial press, exploring issues that are National Life Assur. C , G 1 (ere-Lc:Lent at IL) national advertising. be making $1,00,000 annually. from the province. governmemt matter: the idea vital to a free and democratic However no paper attending The projections were done with National Zink 14-6 1 C. ! (Pre--Lcr iStvi rciv, ar ai 11) itab(. 1 e This didn't stop our zealous being that as provincial em- society. The closing of any the conference said they were the aid of media consultant Mo.tll t vice-president presenting, what ployees they may encounter i1 9 (C 1 thick 4 C 1 1 C I j CI C Fin 1c student paper would leave committed to signing up with the Sidney Roxann who is executive councillors described as a "very trouble. Canada clers 151 G Ic c I student issues and concerns privately owned company. director of the Canadian Ad- impressive presentation." With a tight-lipped ad- largely ignored in a situation han. Telephone Sy. £ The reason for this, according vertising ResearchFoundation. ■ ' (!'re l lads - 1-aJO) C Councillor Pearl McGonigal ministration, a student body that where it is vital that the student to Balagus, is that papers Balagus said thatpapers • • '..:eatinghtuae 4 11 C telt* cteea C .LPAI bv Jas 12) 1 V1. 1. 4na4. suggested the committee could is non-commital, a student voice be heard. working together rather than wishing to sign up with CUP 1 —4 send a letter to the Minister of Petro Can 1 i 1 president that is rarely around, "It's an incredibly positive individually can better protect media services would have to do t C Pre-a seen (IC.PA SI Jfn Recreation and Sport Bob and the bureaucracy of the step for the Canadian Student their interests. Papers know so tiy March 31,1981 if they ex- E. H. Price ; 12 1 (freiScivi :f2B7A rby daa. 13) ti Banman to say councillors heard provincial government, one Press,"said CUP president Mike exactly where all the advertising pected to be on the rate card Bailey Contro: 1 1 1 : Red River's presentation. She 1 13 tilt guess is -probably as good as the Balagus."It ultimately means revenue is going and they have a which goes out to potential ad- said this would make the Man. Hydra tt next when the ball will start to that papers will have a much direct control over how the vertisers over the summer. '‘4 1.:1 cLI r. r i< 0 province aware of the fact that roll on the Red River sports more stable financial base in the B. C. Tel money is going to be ?t is I I Dawson's presentation had been complex. But as one concerned future. This will allow them to used,Balagus said. A seminar on newswriting at Sears ?"1; c heard by the community com- student said,"If we want this continue serving tfieir reader- . The CUP president said that if the conference was led by 171 mittee, though it was out oftheir Great Lakes thing we've got to say we want ship"; he said. Toronto Globe and Mail freelance Forest Prod./ sIA I ilrei cieet A by ifarL231)f .1 C Mc 145 t papers signed individual con- jurisdiction to formally support. it." The decision to establish tracts they would be responsible labor reporter Art Moses. He City Ychtnery L (El+ A JarI.21 dicussed "disco journalism" the floperacive Trust 19 C or .„4„i A y 215t hot t1 tt BenkeKoch I i I sensationalized and shallow Gilman Standard - ZO method of news reporting used olrelcrirci Lit-A It Al A. C C by many commercial newpapers Ministry of Transport 1 2 3- • 2 5 (71- cr eleel C.: tn App. 4- Mo 1 C El and magazines. Thorne Riddell 23 G Arks!. (Par-sereLn MN Projector fights Investigative journalism was Digital Eguipaent 2:/ 1 raked through by Sue Vohkana, 1 25 (Pte-Scrfen . 44 Leb 11 :`:CO hetals en 111111111M1 Toronto freelance writer for iYar. b C C 1111111111111111M11111111 MacLeans' magazine. Methods of V Hewlett Packard !tar research were discussed, as well dreiscl s - C4 eb 19 Sery for human rights Associates Financial t as tactics employed for finding Mar C 1E1KA 0 a is 11. nl Al I I EMI information during interviews. Dept. of Communications Mar (fre4sc i ce IMIIMIKE11111111311 byBurtonRobson An Autonomy seminar led by Maile111111111M . Tom"fuzzy-haired animal"Haw- thorn,BC bureau chief for CUP, Allen Banting,managing editor of ethics, he will write the paper centered on student • • of the Projector, was elected one informing them of this newspapers'ongoing struggle to Folk guitarist wants banjo player of 3 Human Rights Co-ordinators displeasure and possible actions gain independent control of the Classified Ads ATTENTION: All those clubs MIXED CURLING: Sunday for the Western Region of that could be taken. student press.Student papers to jam with at lunch hour maybe ROOM & BOARD: $150.00 per Suite for rent. St.James. 125 who have not yet registered at the afternoons, Valour Rd. Curling Canadian University Press, at exist to provide an outlet for the

• once every 2 or 3 weeks. Phone Vermont. Fully furnished, lower Student Association office please Club. Phone 786-1028. the recent annual CUP con- creative talents of students, by month. References required. Call Dave after 6:00 at 783-0112. come down and do Banting's function as Human Mrs. Mooy at 774-5398. level of new home. Own bedroom, so as soon as ference held during the Christ- Rights Co-ordinator is primarily providing essential and accurate bathroom and family room. Full possible. Also, all those studetns mas break. coverage of student government who wish to start clubs please to educate papers of their Two girls require female use of kitchen facilities and unacceptable policies and not to activities and the use of student parking. Close to bus stop. Nicely furnished room for gen- come and see Angela Morelli in • Got a problem? Call CONTACT: As Human Rights Co-,ordinator punish them. It is hoped that money. roomate tleman. Main floor, linen sup- the SA office. $80 per month.Will have own 889-8175 evenings or 774-4588 944-8555. CONTACT is a com- Banting's reponsibilities will through his job the amount of Unrestrained and objective days.Pleasecall. plied.Desk, Bookcase. Located munity information service. And include monitoring the various sexist, racist and material in coverage of college government

bedroom.Close to college. Call • near bus. it's free! CONTACT links you to college and university poor taste will decline and that a affairs cans-only be achieved by a 775-0029 after 4:30. Ask for_ • call 774-6902 Leanne. Will do typing in my home. Call the help you need. If there's a newspapers in our region.He will better quality of reporting will student paper free from student Lydia at 586-4139 anytime The Manitoba Joint Refugee solution to your problem in be looking for paper content that prevail union control, said Hawthorn. Coordinating Committee, who Allen Banting has been elected Human Rights Co- Anybody who knows anything Winnipeg, they'll find it! ordinator by Canadian University Press. He ' wants to can be considered in poor taste, - Available immediately; two operates a warehouse collecting Remember, for FREE in-- sexist, racist. If he recognizes an Ranting said his immediate continued on page 4 bedroom apartment within Single furnished room available about a Christian Club or would clothing for South-East Asian formation on health, welfare, eliminate racism, sexism and general distastefulness article or advertisement in a plans are to monitor the walking distance of Red River. • for male student only. $200 per like to start one, could yoti please refugees DESPERATELY needs social service, educational or from the student press. Good luck, Al. paper which violates CUP's code Projector very closely. And one completely furnished month-laundry,room and board. leave a message for Marlon good quality winter clothing for reacrea tional resources...CON- apartment available Feb.1, same Contact: Mrs.Huska, 721 Clifton Mohammed in the Student adults (small sizes) and children. TACT : 9 double-4/8 triple- location. Call 783-3688 St. 775-1489. Association Office. Please call 783-1858 for pick up. 5...from 9-4 weekdays.

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and Conflict Studies, Conrad but prime sources of departinent Conference Grebel College, Waterloo, On- store advertising as well. tario,N2L 3G3. Any students who are con- A motion was made to submit a cerned by the closure of the continued from page-3 brief to the Kent Commission on Winnipeg Tribune, and are Newspaper ownership towards disatisfied by the coverage The Editorials CUP legal representative establishing a newspaper similar Winnipeg Free Press and other Canadian newspapers cup Brian Iler discussed the delicate to the CBC to provide coverage of present by Burton Robson subject of libel and slander, national news which wouldn't be are also encouraged to submit outlining ways the . student as dependent on advertisers for letters expressing their and Allen Banting journalist can avoid being faced money, and which could provide disatisfaction to the Kent with heavy law suits. unbias coverage of national Commission. It's 19811 Who cares? Face it the last year David French, president of the was generally lousy so bariefs The Carillon, University of news. what is there that leads you to think that this one is going to be any During a seminar on the Kent journalists' union French CRC one of your Regina's student better? The Canadian dollar hits "all time lows" every second day, hearings led by Michael spoke to an eager audience newspaper,voiced their concern earthquakes rattle little foreign countries killing all sorts of people, over the federal government's McEvoy,CUP vice-president, he during the course of the con- noted that interest in founding the ference, on the strike of CRC hotels burn down killing all sorts of other people and the weather is proposed bill revising Treaty Act just of native Indians. The bill,if CBC network first began in the journalists. The journalists were damn miserable. So Happy New Year there's more of it to come. passed, would restrict native 1940's with a group of concerned councerned, said French, that We at the Projector combined all our talents and resourses, taking a iness but see Indians rights to equal educatiOn, individuals who wished to events leading up to and during close look at all the economic, social and political trends of the past NUS confining natives to attend the provide a Canadian alternative to the strike were not being covered few decades looking for a ray of hope in all the depression. Some of the fairly by the press. The strike has institute closest to their region, the poor quality television being greatest brains in the country, indeed in the world, slaved day and by Dan Tervoort instead of allowing them to fed into Canada by the American still not been settled. Fight for student rights... The conference concluded with night looking for that elusive guiding light. Quite frankly we found Boy have I got a special treat for you this week! Due to popular demand this week's column is dedicated to pursue education in a quality Television networks. none, but out of our efforts we managed to piece together what we Lobbying to support an the election of the National reprinting "The Best of NOYBB by Dan Tervoort." Aren't you just thrilled to death. Modesty forbade me institution. The Carillon urged would consider a pretty accurate list of predictions for the coming student papers to strongly protest alternative to the Thomson- Executive for 1981-82. John from actually choosing the best material myself so I have left it to the discrimination of the Projector editors Ottawa(CUP)The National Union of Students has called for greater Parsons, Atlantic region field- year. to pick out the best lines from all my previous articles and print them here for your re-enjoyment. Have a federal-provincial co-ordination in vocational training programs. the passing of the bill. dominated army of newspapers was talked about during the worker, was elected national Our first conclusion was that many things will remain basically the ball, gang. I hope you have as much fun reading it as I did writing it. In a brief to the federal task force an employment in the 80's NUS Disarmament, the desperate competition between war- seminar, however there was president, Paul Clark of same. People will continue dying by the millions all this year. There is researcher Jeff Parr said job skills programs in one province are often mongering nations to procure doubt as to whether a national Dalhousie University in Halifax, one bright spot here though ( cheerish it for it may be the only one) for not recognized in another. weapons of war, was discussed newspaper could obtain enough was elected features coordinator, we are certain that millions will be born. Parr also said student counselling at vocational centers should be during the conference. Disar- advertising revenue to survive and Rosemary Oliver of McGill The person destined to make the biggest headlines will be Ronald improved substantially. mament is an issue about which since Thomson not only university was elected Nationa Reagan who will follow the footsteps of JFK and be assasinated. "The biggest complaint we hear from students is that they are not the public knows little. The arms dominates newspaper ownership, Bureau Chief. Reagan's demise will result from the dastardly actions of Bonzo the told about job market trends,"he said. race is carried out by govern- Chimp lacing the prez's Grecian Formula with acid( and that ain't He said that quite often the counsellors are from Canada Em- ments without public knowledge. The US leads the race, LSD). At least he will die with his boots on. ployment Centers and have no knowledge of job market trends. Future Presidential hopefuls will include Margaret Trudeau, Loni Parr said NUS believes that if the government is really serious producing 47 percent of all arms, while the USSR provides only 27 Student tax breaks Anderson and Francis the talking mule. Considering past voting about filling the shortage of skilled labour they would increase the percent..Canada isn't among the records it is possible that the American people will ellect the jackass. assistance to those students taking vocational training. top seven world arms suppliers, The Ayatollah Khomeini will wrap his turban too tightly and die of Currently, students receive unemployment insurance or Canada but it does act as a producer of Dear Editor, brain strangulation. Iran will erupt into another state of war as it Employment Training Allowance. components. At the end of February 1981, we will be providing all students ( with searches for someone to lead it. "The trainingallowance is incredibly low,"says Parr, amounting to .The Litton systems which the exception of those sponsored by CE IC-Canada Manpower) with the In a desparate attempt to prove that the Jets are worth all the provide guidance systems for US in most cases $60. a week. He said provincial governments 'offer Revenue Canada Taxation form . "T2202A, Education Deduction money that has been spent on them, Sterling Lyon will dispatch them assistance that is even lower. The pi -ovincial department of labour in nuclear-tipped missiles are one popular export. Certificate." on a mission of mercy to save the Iranian hostages. Armed only with BC,for example,offers an allowance of $135 a month. If a student is eligible under Income Tax regulations, he or may hockey sticks and intestinal fortitude the Jets will parachute to the Parr said that in Northern Lights College in Dawson Creek students During the seminar, methods of halting Canada's part in th e$20 deduct $50 from income for each month during which he was a student rescue. Score: Iran 52, Jets 0. were forced to steal food to survive. They received $135 a month and billion a year international arms in full time attendance at the College. Closer to home though things won't look as bright. Western Canada $110 of that was to pay board and room expenses in residences. race were discussed. Some Forms T2202A will be mailed to the address we have on your records will separate from the rest of Canada and Peter Laugheed will be Students had to get their own meals on weekends. Other complaints countries have already declared and will not be available prior to the end of February. named Shah of Alberta. ranged from surveilance of rooms to not allowing alcohol on campus. the production, distribution or If your income is insufficient for you to use all or part of the Quebec will renew its efforts and separate. Rene Leveque will be Parr said vocational institutes should begin to treat students as adults. use of weapons illegal. deduction, your spouse or a supporting individual may claim all or a named the frog prince. Canadian exports of defense At Caledonia College in BC Parr says students are being trained on portion of it. In cases where a portion is passed on, the original T2202A Newfoundland will separate and drift into the Atlantic ocean. outdated equipment and are therefore incapable of getting jobs in products provide the nation with is to be attached to your income tax form, the duplicate is given to the Rescue efforts will be discontinued after two days. their field of study. $600 million a year in revenue. Since 1959 some 600 Canadian other claimant, and you make photostat copies for your records. Joe Clark will be mysteriously "drawn" and quartered while asleep. companies have sold $6 billion It is to be noted that deductions or student tuition fees are claimed Everybody will forget him. worth of defense-related separately, and may be claimed only by the student. Throughout the year women, handicapped people, natives, gays, Hairy head mechanisms It is to each students interest to ensure that the Registration Office, and all other opressed and minorial people will continue to by stepped Canada's military industry is has a correct mailing address. If you have changed addresses or are in on. So what's new? . . Y. fa so closely integrated with the US doubt please check with Registration in C 212, the Tower building. A We at the Projector would like to wish you all a Happy New Year, staS industry, and Canada is ex- but we can't; we're not supposed to lie. So just have a year. cut from team... periencing such severe economic correct address will assist also in the mailing of your Transcript of problems, that the prospects for Marks and Certificates of Diplomas. Canada's declaring the use, sale, Please consider this letter as information only. It is intended to alert Halifax( CUP)The decision to cut a Dalhousie university student from or distribution of arms illegal students to the fact that a deduction may be possible if their situation the varsity volleyball team because of the length of his hair was un- does not at present look very meets with the regualtions of Revenue Canada, Taxation,concerning fair, said university president Andrew MacKay. hopeful. Education Deductions. See the Guidebook that accompanies your Peter Jacobs Was cut from the Dalhousie volleyball tigers when he Students interested in Global income tax forms. refused to cut his hair. Although Jacobs offered to tie back his hair, Disarmament may recieve in- we H. Grant coach Al Scott stuck by the original decision. formation by writing:Project Assistant ombudsman Shauna Sullivan is now handling Jacob's Ploughshares, Institute of Peace Registrar Staff case. "I think it is unfair," she said. "Peter would have been on the team if not wrongly dealt with. I think it reflects badly in Dalhousie." The Projector welcomes with open arms anyone interested in being Photographer Editor Burton Robson Co-Editor Allen Banting News Editor Phil Mowatt U of A Entertainment Editor Kathi Thorarinson Sports Editors Jim Bender CUP/Features Editor Margo McCall Job equality Advertising Manager Deborah Kiel Photographer non-existent Typesetter Edmonton (CUP) According to Dr.Dorothy Richardson,head of the Charlene Dion Communications Director task force and senate representation to the board of governers, the Rick Myers Journalist of the Month Mike Balagas university should make a "long range commitment to proportional Contributors Frain Cory representation of women and men in all job classifications." Not only Dave Barber should this affirmative action program "secure equal opportunity at Vince Koski Writer's note: What in the Sam Hill is going on here! I told you guys to pick the best lines from my past all job levels," says Richardson,"it should also ensure quality of Bernard Kruchak NOYBB articles and reprint them here. Who screwed up this time? I thought you guys were keeping off the results." Leslie Nielsen booze this issue. I demand an explanation. Why isn't "The Best of NOYBB" on this page? "There are serious equal pay problems on campus," say George Penni Mitchell Walker, executive secretary of the Non Academic Staff Shirley Muir Association( NASA) EDITOR'S NOTE: It is the editors have all gone over the past year's NOYBB stories and we have come to The average non- academic staff member at the university earns the decision that the best lines were the white spaces underneath your lines of copy. And we've reprinted every one of those little whit spaces on this page. Sorry if you don't like it ; we think it's your best stuff. $13,000 annually. The average male non-academic earns $21,900. A warning to all former editors, let it be known that the true leaders of the world have taken over. Now you will know what it is like to be Of the 417 job classifications,173 are filled exclusively by men and stepped up, abused and generally ignored. We have only begun to taste 150 are filled by women. power and we like it. Your minds will be but cubes of green jello by the Janitorial staff is a case in point. The building services worker time we are through. Prepare yourselves for the end... classifications, the lowest paying janitorial job, is occupi only by THE iJorryi END J women, while the building services 2 category is occupied by men, -4- • • • • • says Walker. You KIDS -roDRY! WriErd POP. 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by Vince Koski suggest jogging or, Heaven causes it. Sure they have a lot of Vincenzo Ever wake up in the morning forbid, do jog, must be sadists. theories, a low blood sugar with a headache, an upset JOG?? You mean get out of your condition is a popular one. But Dear Vincenzo is a column dedicated to the students at RRCC hard- stomach, a feeling of nausea or a deathbed and run?? Sure thing, another theory that is gaining pressed by serious problems handled by a compassionate???? Un- bad case of diarrea and it's not you gotta run alright, and the support is: it's not what you drink Women don't want to be the same, the flu? bathrodm door had better be that gives you a hangover, it's derstanding??? Human being???? You know you want to die! - open. Still, some sick people what you DID before and while Most of us know about it. You've swear by jogging, I swear at it. you were drinking that hurts you. Dear Vincenzo; got your humble head over the The next few so-called cures The more you drink,the more you I have a problem that does not deal with sex, drugs or rock and roll. toilet bowl and you're promising don't hurt, they are just stupid. party, dance, sing and laugh, you It's about something... they want to be equal God you will never touch another One is called suissesse, a com- stay up late ars sleep little, all-in drop of alcohol if He'll let you bination of Pernod, anisette, all, you have A damn good time. Look bed! what do you think this is, Dear Abby? II you don't have a live. Then to add insult to injury lemon juice and the white of an So in the morning, you feel kind of problem in those areas, you don't have a problem. your mother's at the top of the egg. The next one is "prairie rough. I like this theory. I've had stairs screeching, "This will oyster", a tasty little drink made some pretty bad mornings lately, teach you not to drink so much." from, get this, cognac, bitters, if you know what I mean. Dear Vincenzo; While that very same thought is VINEGAR, Worcestershire O.K., so there is no cure. There The other night I got really drunk at a party. Well one thing lead to sauce, catsup and an egg yolk. slugging its way across your are thing you can do to ease the another and my friend actually played some of his sister's disco fevered brain. And then you People actually make this? pain. I f headache is all you have, revise your promise to the You're a hungover student right, do whatever you usually do for a music. Now I can't really explain what happened, it's just that I, r • 1 Almighty to include never again not a galloping gourmet. I don't headache, sleep it off, take an I...well I kind of...enjoyed it. Oh please you must help me I'm a sick having murderous thoughts know about you, but when I'm aspirin, whatever. But if you've man. Am I going to die? • about your Mom. But in the end suffering I don't even like the got an upset stomach too, aspirin Ashamed you do survive and you do it all taste of water, never mind some might further aggravate the over again the next weekend or horrid concoction with vinegar problem. I like a hot towel and a Dear Ashamed; the next Beer Bash. and catsup in it. And another little light music, not ACDC. They I don't llke to advocate suicide but... What you really need is a thing,how can you get the white won't help. hangover cure and that's what from an egg when your hands are But what if you are suffering this article is all about. There is shaking so badly you can't even from an upset stomach? Well, Dear Vincenzo; no cure, but everyone and their shave. guess what? Don't drink coffee! I have been going out for the last four months and drinking ex- dog has a sure-fire antidote to How about a taste of the "hair It most likely will clear your cessively. I've come to the conclusion that I drink too much. by teslieNieben cure the worst hangover. Well of the dog that bit you", in other fuzzy brain,but it will not help it Penni Mitchell that's all bunk. Let's start with words, if you got drunk on beer your angry stomach. Don't drink Dawn Hilman the night before, have a beer fruit juices or eat anything with the cure that hurts you. Really Dear Dawn; Sexu is by the law which retracts the s n women. hurts you. The number one when you stagger up in the acid in it (grapefruit). Do not take So what's the problem? bunko, garbage cure, jogging. morning. It's a nice idea, I like stimulants; they won't bring your equalit S al upreme Court of Run a mile or even around the this one but there's one thing system back to normal any Deer Vincenzo; The o tunity for consti 1 m as surfaced. Althou ore the law. The block. People who actually wrong: most hungover people faster. You pump out more i am a tecnical-vacational student hear at rrcc and i get a lot of the Ca Bill of Rights promises everyone equality BEFORE t women ere et a right to "equality • don't like to look at a bottle of adrenaline, but your body gets buging frum uthol- studants cause i am parshally illegitamant thay law, it of promise that all of its laws are without sexual bias. it before the law without regard to sex" they weri helpless against laws beer at seven A.M. I don't think I confused with nothing working say i will get no wear in life what can i do only ptomis that administration of the law shall not be prejudiced 4n that were already in existence which discriminated' gainst them. could smell a beer cap first thing normally. A little light tea with the bas' is of s If the obscurities in the present Bill of Right' are allowed to remain, in the morning. If some of you SW it • honey would not hurt, a soft- Dear Stu: (pid) A revised charter of rights is necessary to clarify that full equality is the mock-democracy it represents will continue to enforce laws which can do this, I envy you. boiled egg is okay too. Atka blatantly discriminate. Some people swear by honey I assume yoti mean you are practically illiterate? Have you con- guarlinteed for‘vomen as well as men. Seltzer or Bromo Seltzer will Beyond its role of preventing discriminatibn, an essential function of mixed with water or tea. Honey is help. One thing I do if I know it's sidered running for SA president? If/women are paranoid because they request guarantees in writing high in fructose, a sugar that is going to be a rough morning is to fro r the federal‘government for equal rights before the law, then the the entrenched bill should be to achieve equality through courts. supposed to speed up the take Alka Seltzer BEFORE I go Dear Vincenzo; federal government must also be paranoid because it won't guarantee None of this would be necessary if discritnination didn't exist. oxidation of alcohol in the liver. to bed. And I'll let you in on a I have an overpowering desire to throw myself infront of a speeding women equal rights in writing. I Stella Bliss, a Vancouver woman, found this out the hard way when The problem with this cure is a secret, if you can actually train. What can j do? Mhat has the fetral government got to lose by guaranteeing {its she applied for unemployment insurance. benefits. She had been hangover is something you go swallow the stuff, then you are dismissed earlier from her job for maternity reasons. After her baby rry-NrsreNEM CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS- WINNIPEG t gest minority th t no laws shall exist which discriminate against CD through after the alcohol has left drunk enough to really need it. SCHEDULE( FREIGHT TRAINS) em? k was born, she applied for unemplojment insurance benefits, and your system, besides that, honey I t As for the thirst that comes WINNIPEG-TORONTO I Until 1928 women could not be appointed to the senate, because the started to look for work. She was denied UIC because she was within a only works when its directly with the hangover, water is okay, 4:45pm WINNIPEG-REGINA 7:39pm /interpretation of the Si upreme Court of Canada was that "persohs" period covered by maternity benefits under the Unemployment In- injected into the bloodstream. just don't drink it by the litre. surance Act. Had Bliss worked long enough to be eligible for maternity This is a proce'.dure some Right now, I prefer Gatorade, it WINNIPEG-VANCOUVER 3:10am I eligible for senate appointment, under the BNA act referred to Men KEN Wale hospitals use only in emergen- is available here at Red River WINNIPEG-CALGARY 8:15 twice daily I only. But were women\people in,1928? Yes. As Emily Murphy,oneof benefits, the story may have been different. She had worked long cies, and I think for once I'd and it goes down easy. Again, WINNIPEG-CALGARY 8:30 twice daily the five who challangedtthe constitution said, "Women are persons tin enough to qualify for regular benefits, because she had been pregnant prefer the misery of the avoid excess. WINNIPEG-CALGARY 9:00 twice daily 4I, matters of pain and penalties but not persons in the matters of riglits she did not fit the "regular" insurance category. As a result she wasn't hangover. Finally, I guess the best advice WINNIPEG-CALGARY 9:15 twice daily and privileges." eligible for either regular of maternity benefits. Outraged by this S Problems are encountered that could be offered to avoid In 1928 the five Canadian women appealing the Supreme Court in- Catch-22 situation, Bliss appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal. Mr. World got you down and you don't know what to do? Got a problem and eohaks when fighting a hangover hangovers is not to drink. Oh terpretation, brought the\"persons case"to the Privy Council ?of Justice Ritchie admitted that the law was discriminatory, but becuase ktm because doctors aren't sure what well, forget that. need anwers quick? Drop a note to Vincenzo care of The Projector, at it discrimintated against pregnant, unemployed women, an& not all the Projector qrthe SA office. England, and won. \ II KONICEPTS It's hard to imagine 51,rs yea later, which was the greatpr unemployed women, it was acceptable. Bliss lost again. • evaluation: that women WERE declared persons or that they wefe Here again, is a situation where the federal courts defend discriminant laws and mercilessly ignore women's right to protection NOT included in the definition\ f personhood then. i Nelly McClung, also one o the five, said "that men are human from discriminatory laws. le beings, but women are women, with one reason for their existence, h‘s Since the loopholes in the present bill of rights are in reality,gaping long been the dictum of the world." black holes, something is amiss. The Canadian Bill of Rights,p4sed in 1960, does set forth a number The Canadian Action Committee on the Status of Women( CACS,W) of fundamental rights. It guarahtees the right of an individual to have defined three essential components they feel must be included in Meet the Mercury Lynx GLWinners ann entrenched bill of rights, which would disallow the enforemenew f "equality before Atite law and the protection of the law...without discrimination/ ''reason of race, nktional origin, religion or sex." The discriminatory law s howeVer ; iso,expressly states e it does not affect provincial (1) If the prohibited/classifications were changed front ,` ,.`sex" to acOons. Intrelates to matters t t fall within federal jurisdiction "women", it would be clear to the Supreme Court that itis the sex of in the Long Distance Sweepstakes. grinder the BNA act. A new,entr .eoched, bill would effect provincial is women that has denied them rights. Although this canbe.perceiVed 4 well as federal matters. \ a relatively minorfchange,it has been the obsaire-:Wording :of the France Boisvert I In hearings on the present:1M of 'Rights, Davie Fulton, the minister present bill that has allowed for even more obscureinterpretationsof Sylvie Venable A CE.G.EP. CollOge de Joliette e who proposed the present 44,- -of Rig,ht.4, said that the bill wouldn't be the Bill of Rights./ / Sorel - Tracy interpreted by the courtS-soias td make men and women equal (2) If equality were adopted as a positive goal to be achieved by the "because they are not equah7they are different." courts, they would be prevented from upholding the archaic laws of: ongratulations to There is no doubt that melfifid women are different. But must thege past governments. these three students differences dictate the degree of justice for which they are eligible? t t (3) A new principle must be developed by the federal legislature, and C In 1973, Jeanette Lavell and Yvonne Bedard, two Indian women loSt not the courts, to define and interpret the human right of equality. on having won a brand new their Indian status because they iMarried non-Indian men. As a result, In other words, if the federal government changes its constitution to they lost their homes on the reserves and their claims as IndianS. prohibit sexual discrimination by the courts then the courts will have Mercury Lynx GL We hope Indian men marrying outside the Indian corninunity,however, are not no choice but to uphold the provisions in the constitution. they have many years of enjoyable driving. And thanks to the thousands of other students who participated. ••••••4•01•140•44,

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THE SUBHUMANS— INCORRECT THOUGHTS ■ McCall tpliveiarrfuglo completed a sell-out run of The Subhumans debut album, INCORRECT THOUGHTS, is Van- "Catch Me If You Can" in couver based Friends Records' second attempt to defy the tight and Regina. They are now in Win- corporate grip that threatens to strangle Canada's music nipeg performing "Murder at the Howard Johnson's" with A ll areasas of Canadian business life are fiercely dominated by "The Canadian, Ken Camroux. The Choir coos Santa Co rporation', whose main interests are swift and abundant economic play is running at Stage West neod uruP t nt rayet. ioThne', quality of the product is rarely important to rich, return. byKathiThorarinsom good girl last year and was Luckily, the rest of the Choir ed en uso t vedecesos. until February. drowned him out giving a won- copes o F raei xen Camroux was born in Ed- The RRCC choir was shocked rewarded by Santa himself. She Since Recordsrds are not primarily motivated by money, their on Dec.22 by the arrival of Santa was presented with a delicious derful concert. monton and raised in Whitehorse. products are designed to make piles of money. Therefore their While spending four years in and his Christmas polar bear. red and white candy cane. Old St. The 13 choir members were products are able to exhibit greater artistic freedom and social con- Rumor has it they flew into Nick doesn't let matters like that very sorry to lose their two new London, England, he studied at additions, but look forward to science than those of record companies squirming under corporate the Actor's Workshop. Since then Winnipeg early to join choir slip his attention. control.F . members celebrating Christmas. Murray Lloy,head of the newer members from the college. he has worked extensively in Santa will be giving brownie fourur years The Subhumans have been providing Vancouver with film,television and in the West While Dancer and Prancer Cultural Program, said that intense dand angry entertainment. Friends Records( who also brought chewed their bits atop building C, Santa was a good tenor but his points to anyone who joins. End. His most recent Hint,hint,hint. debut album(SOMETHING BETTER CHANGE) are enabling film,"Virus",is soon to be the Tower Lounge echoed bear through them off a bit. Canadian music lovers to experience the frenetic and forceful sound of Yuletime favorites. "Deck the released. He plays opposite theinh uh ttahfleuniy i tt oth e y Glenn Ford and George Kennedy. Halls","Good King Wencelas", Truthfully, do play three chord rock, which does not require and "Joy to the World" were Camroux feels Canada offers play, but the important fact is that the Subhumans have inadequate training for young among the varied selection. been successful in fighting the opressive corporate structure. Pianist Marilyn Brook was a actors. He sites the National Canadian youth lives in opression, cruelly manipulated by govern- Theatre School in Montreal as ment, by economic institutions and by society itself. The Subhumans our best acting center. are a reaction to that opression, and if the reaction is angry, Together the three put on a violent,and intense, it is indicative of the society which made them very hilarious and enjoyable that way. production. "Murder at the Howard Johnson's" is the story of a love triangle involving a show by Kathi Thorarinson predictable used car salesman; bad Bob(Gilligan) Denver and his Formula: Alice blunders taught, coached football, his restless wife, and their too wife Dreama are searching for a basketball,baseball and worked decided to avoid all the usual personal dentist.The three act byDaveBarber As the film opens at the end of desert island where the can "get nights in the post office. play consists of their farcical The Formula is a puzzle with World War 2 a Nazi officer is action cliches. An admirable idea by Leslie Nether lost" to be alone someday. But Then his luck turned. He began except that the film desperately Alice in Wonderland - quick, feels children do not sense bad attempts at murder, but this trio too many pieces. Following the assigned to carry a truck load of for now they're in Winnipeg his career in a promising way, only accomplishes an en- plot from beginning to end is such secrets to the Swiss border in needs suspense. The acting talent what comes to mind! acting and are oblivious to flaws working the dinner theatre cir- a young girl,naive and later snagged the role of tertaining fiasco. a test of endurance that if you go exchange for the safe transport of is here but the script leaves them The story of in character interreaction. cuit, and enjoying the personal "Gilligan" in "Gilligan's out to get popcorn halfway German officers. The officer little to work with. Only Brando and innocent,struggling The costumes stole the show. touch of the stage. Island". The zany adventures of through, by the time you return strikes a deal with a U.S. army makes any impression as desperately - to convince her Unfortunately, however Bob's acting experience goes dif- seven castaways, ran for four you'll be lost forever. official. Steiffel,the menacing oil wonderland creatures the exquisitely desinged the heads of back a long time. After high years and is still the third most between right and wrong. the white rabbit, the march hare, Despite a good opening the film The time shifts forward to profiteer. ference school he enrolled at Loyola popular syndicated show in the The Denvers' future plans gets bogged down in a confusing modern Los Angeles. Detective Its too bad the film doesn't And then the mock turtle, and the and the door mouse were, they Univesity as a pre-law major. It ,U.S. Unfortunately he collects no and muffled the voices of the actors, including holidaying on their story involving ex-Nazis, the oil Barney Caine( George C.Scott ) is work because there's a germ of a chessire car, and a dutchess, was there he met a theatre group royalties. favorite Hawaiin island after the industry, and the world of high investigating the drug killing of a good idea here. If the plot line a white rabbit who doesn't seem and without facial expression it named Del-Ray players. He He followed this by another was very difficult to tell if the completion of the play. Bob will finance. Even the presence of police chief when he stumbles was simplified and more all that significant, but is actually joined this group and became one T.V. series called "The Good be reunited soon with the original Marlon Brando, George C.Scott upon a connection between this suspense was included, it might the ignitor of the whole story. actors had any talent. of the outstanding actors at Guys". After two years he went The play,written by Clide cast of "Gilligan's Island" for and Marthe Keller isn't enough incident and the Swiss border be a decent film. And with all the Well, MTC did an excellent job college. Eventually he was on to star in "Dusty's Trail", but another two hour movie. The to " breathe life into the exchange. The drug victim Tom other Christmas bombs around, of buthchering up Alice in Cocking, opens with the white elected prisident of the Del-Ray grew tired of T.V. He once said have remained friends and get proceedings. Neeley is the same U.S. army we sure could use a decent film. Wonderland. It is inevitable that rabbit climbing out of his hole players and was named their best that he grew old in television. together at least once a year. official who made the exchange stories performed on stage will rand readingpe story. The is a supporting actor. . •1111%.11fl •11.411. •11. Bob went back to the stage. In Bob says, looking at Dreama, ...... • clever elincept; however, a • • at the border. Caine starts to vary from director to director, While waiting for a chance at the successful"Play it Again, "I have everything I want; or at • \\SINGLEV/ • investigate this connection and but MTC carried it too far. major cue is blown when children professional acting, he took a job Sam" he met his wife Dreama. least I have had everything I've • • soon we're knee-deep in a Alice, played by an 18-year old, respond "yes" instead of "no" as athletic at Corpus Christi Now they spend about six months ever wanted." Not many of us HUMAN CONTACT • complex plot involving a formula did not display the mannerisms after he asks them if they can see grammar school in Pacific a year performing on the dinner can say that. • the picture on the book. • Offers modern methods of p with synthetic fuel. People are of a young girl at all. Her voice Palisades, California. There he circuit together. They have just • o being bumped-off around every never varied from an agonizing And whoever heard of • dating based on computer • corner and half the time we don't Molly Hatchet cuts referee whistle whine. Although Alice in Wonderland without a • and personal analysis. YOU • know who they are or where they her facial expressions were mock turtle singing "beatiful •r ACTUALLY CHOOSE who • come from. byFrainCory impressive, the only bodily in- . soup." • Lewis Caroll wrote his story you like to date. Free info • Aside from this confusing plot Nobody had ever accused dication of emotion was a con- op • Molly Hatchet of intelligence, but assuming children had in- • or $2.00 exclusive • the film lacs any emotional hooks stant, dramatic flailing of her • • to keep you on the edge of the then again nobody had ever arms. tellectual capacity. Clide Cocking A Credit Union • questionnaire, #B4 • seat. No car chases or creaking called them dummies. Take a On the other hand, the Mad obviously felt this element should • 818-16 Ave. N.W. Calgary • doors. It's as though the close look. Would you? Hatter did an excellent job of be left out. Having the white Personal Chequing Account • • rabbit break the flow of the play T2M 0J9 • screenwriter and director Like an overweitht semi, the convincing his audience that he . Hatchet men plan to lumber into sincerely was mad. Even in the by beginning to read the story keeps you on track. Winnipeg January 25, but with all midst of mediocre acting, he whenever Alice didn't know what the guttural bellowing "Bro" maintained a professional level. to do next, must have required Jake had been doing on the radio, Since the sets were magnificent some initiative. However it you probably already knew that. and probably the most effort put dragged out the old bed-time What you may not know is that into the production, one might story cliche and had connotations right now, this Jacksonville, wonder perhaps, if the director of one of those cartoon varieties Florida based band is ad in- on Walt Disney.

No PHony Memberships LEARN the ART OK Discounts conceivably hot as a Brizilian other members maintain Farrar of Admission is $3.00 or less sauna bath. is a singer while Brown was a RECORDING Depending on Age One or three reasons shouter, but that's like saying why,(depending how you look at Ray and Dave Davies don't look in a professional recording Jan. 16 to 18 it) is a trio of platinum selling like brothers. Danny Joe and albums that features enough gee- Jimmy sound that much alike. studio CHOIR 110TES tar to decompose even the or- Farrar was introduced with the neriest Southern polecat. The early Fall release of "Beatin' the Hatchet men have an immensely Odds". Featuring the same nail :hands on experience loyal following throughout the wilting three guitar battery from southeastern states. As the bug Dave Hlubek, Duane Roland and - learn - RecordingEngineerin g spreads, Winnipeg may be in- Steve Holland as '70's "Flirtin - How to Produce fected. With Disaster" and '78's "Molly The RRCC Choir will Hatchet", the new record offers - Business of Music meet Wednesday) an. 14 If this sounds scary, rest easy. very little that's different. This APG In the context of sonic excess, doesn't mean it's a cesspool of - taught by industry pro's at 4:00 p.m. in Room plus Molly Hatchet's Winnipeg gig redundance either. BB02. could be the most delightful "Beatin' the Odds" is simply a exhibition of raunch and crunch case of a group of individuals Vigilante Force Manitoba grits 'n gravy lovers taking an established way of no experience necessary All interested singers APG will hear in '81. The band has been thinking one step further. New polishing its concert craft to the songs, new solos and a few new limited enrollment are e ncouraged to attend tune of 275 shows per year sine riffs niftily packaged to sound as the choir is for Jan. 23 to 25 1978. Definitely not your average like an exploding lawnmower course begins Feb.7 everybody. collection of casual Confederates. factory. It works now and for The Long Rider It could be said the band's those who appreciate the con- call immediately Co-operators Credit Union career had been steam-rollering sistency of Molly Hatchet's APG along smoothly, but the success sound, it'll work until they make plus schedule did not feature a rather a dopey mistake like recording a College Branch Bldg. C. testy turn of events when original song they accidently released six JAM The Big Red One vocalist Danny Joe Brown was albums ago. See you there! forcec to quit because of It could happen, but as it was diabetes. Enter Jimmy"Call Me said before, these guys aren't PAC Y Right Across From The LRC RECORDING STUDIO a 646 Main St. Double Fat Boy" Farrar. The dummies. ph. Jim 237 6254 Epi UP Ph. 943-8261

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Page 10 The Projector , Tuesday, January 13, 1981 Tuesday, January 13, 1981 The . Projector eird pOrt0 yLesl i eh Nielsen Where have the athletes The responsibility of recruiting lies in the hands of the athletic They'veievyears gone to universities director and the coaches of the For community.colleees individual teams. According to Guaranteed to happen in 1981 have been faced with a dilemma. Rutherford,the athletic director High school athletes with college has to provide the incentive to the potential have tended to choose coaches to visit the high school . byJimBender h6ckey players...Lunsford will travel "halfway to Stonewall"t Gord Muir eill recover from universities over college athletes. He must also inform the take gas and give Dieter Brock see curling at the Highlander education because they feel that coaches of the legal implications sprained ligaments to team up his hundred grand and back up which is almost Red River's with guard Ray Priam again. the college athletic programs do of recruiting. quarterback,Jimmy Krohn will backdoor, but hell wait an hour not provide the high standard of The coach is then responsible Together they lead the Red River demand more playing for a shot of rye in the Rebels to the championship of performance the want to achieve. for beating the cement contacting time... Ferguson Jenkins will lounge...Mike Smith, Jets' Jack Rutherford, vasity the coaches of high school teams, Division three of the Greater enroll in the Mini-Mack drug newest coach, will already have Winnipeg men's Basketball athletic director for the Manitoba discussing RRCC course op- program and help out problem bought a parka and a pair of community colleges,feels that portunities, inviting the athletes League under superb supervision kids, but his baseball career is gloves by the time you read of coach Bernard .Jones...It will this is an unfortunate situation and the coach to a game as over...Reggie Jackson will hit 40 this...Red River students will and that there is a definite need to guests, involving them in team be a short 1981 for John Ferguson home runs as a DH for the New realize that a basketball game is as Jets' general manager...The inform high school athletes that - activities and asking the coach to York Yankees while Dave "the just as exciting as hockey-and far their fears of not achieving attend clinics. Winnipeg Blue Bombers will accountant" Winfield will sprain cheaper...RRCC may only win again take second place in the athletic excellence at Red River "It's a never ending job," says his big toe and count his money one gold this year but everyone, are ill-founded. Rutherford. Western Football conference and for a month...June Graham will including the fans will be win- they will again lose the final to stop moaning about the lack of Rutherford feels that college According to Rutherford, the • the Eskimos on an oily field in intra-mural participation as has a lot to offer the athlete and is opportunity for finding "the best Edmonton-despite struggling she'll have her hands full trying OVERHEAD:The green-clad progressively increasing in its of the best" is during all star Warren Moon at quarterback to shedule intra-mural basket- Philadelphia Eagles are playing standard of competition. games. He feels it is extremely are average, but when he shines because in return they recieve keep the athletes within the who won't have Tom Wilkonson ball ... the Saskatchewan the Pittsburgh Steelers when However since most college important for the coaches of in an all star game he likely has a inexpensive promotion and ad- province. to back him up. Edmonton will Phillies bare-footed place kicker courses are only 2 years, he feels RRCC to attend these games and bright future in college athletics. vertising. Rutherford says universities again ravage their eastern op- Roughriders will finally beat the Toni Franklin hops on to the field it is important to recruit more talk to the "blue chippers". He In previiiiis years, Manitoba Another alternative is have always been the forerun- Bombers in a league game, but ponents in the Grey Cup Game, to attempt a field goal.Wife to skilled athletes in order to raise says it's easy for a superior , colleges have lacked the financial requesting assistance of booster ners of highly competitive giving Albertan separatists they won't make the playoffs. husband: is that Mean Toe the college's standard of ex- athlete to look good if his ability to attract the good clubs and alumni associations. sport,promoting excellence for a swelled heads while the Bombers However, Saskatchewan will still Green? cellence. . teammates or his competitors athletes. This _ He says • many people are sen- small number of athletes. He will fire general manager Earl finish the season in the black - sitive to the sentimental pitch, feels that although colleges have while the Bombers will see yeir,howeirefiducation Minis- Lunsford...the Red River curling ter Keith Cosens had compelled remembering the days they were shied away from this policy in teams will finally play an official red...Irving Grundman will lose in college or university as a order to involve as many people his job as managing director of Jets are about to hang up Fergie the college to reallocate a portion game but will lose due to lack of of their budget to athletics. He student with no money. as possible in sports, there is no competition. But they will the Montreal Canadiens to Scotty Women's basketball reason why the college should not byJimBender wants sports programs to be "We're studying the use of rebound for medals at the end of Bowman. Bowman will hand the It will be a short 1981 for John is also true and by establishing higher on the priority list. scholarships now," says promote both. the year, thanks to coach John Buffalo reigns to Roger Neilson, This year Rutherford intends to but Jimmy Roberts will follow Ferguson as general manager of the laughable 30-game winless "Although we haven't got a Rutherford, "but we have to have Loxton...The Winnipeg Warriors the Winnipeg Jets, making the firm concept yet as to where the a good hard look at the do the best possible job of in- will be the only Western Hockey Scotty back to Montreal...Joe streak, Winnipeg Jets have team denied bronze medal Manitoba . Telephone system aligned themselvs with such source of funding should come ramifications legally and forming student athletes of op- League team to be suspended by Crozier and Floyd Smith, coaches commercial that labels him a from,"says Rutherford "we're ethically.. portunities available at Red the CAHA and coach Fran Huck of the Toronto Maple Leafs, will historic soon-to-be- forgotten "hockey personality" rather than teams as Kansas City Scouts and investigating different means of Some universities and colleges ____ will think there's still a black be collecting pogie by byJimBender points, followed by Gail Win- The Red River Rebels women's . C. defeated Warm Grads .57- 56 the Jets g.m. is somewhat the Oakland Seals. acquiring funds." now have financial incentives for "The athletes will come," he cloud following him Easter...Red River's women's ston's 58 for the Express. Faryon One of the alternatives is to get student althletes to attend their says, "we just have to do a better basketball will recover from basketball team bowed to the for seventh place. pathetic. In short, while receiving around...coach Don Kusano will Cathy Blais of SIVital led all and Biliski led the rebels with 26 Ferguson faces the same business to support an athlete. institution. Rutherford says BC job of letting them know we're lead the men's volleyball team to defeat to match the volleyball Westwood Grads 49-44 in the' valuable NHL experience, the playoff for the bronze medal in scorers in the tournament with 63 each. relationship with Jets president Rutherford said businesses are and Alberta have provincial alive; we've got to start puching a a playoff spot, but will lose the team's bronze under the capable Jets' youngsters have already sometimes willing to do this athletic assistance programs to lot harder. guidance of Sandy McBride. Both the Women's basketball Tour- Michael Gobuty that he had with been established as losers. Only final game...Dan Halldorson will the man he finally dismissed as edge Terry Fox as Manitoba's teams would do better with Kathi nament at Red River Community four of the present Jets know Tardi's enthusiastic sup- head coach, Torn McVie. Under what it's like to win a cham- 1980 male athlete of the year College December 12 and 13. no other circumstances than the because champions who make port...Mary Levy will continue to Winnipeg Express grabbed the pionship in major league hockey. • raid the eastern conference for throes of a 30-game winless Every one of the Jets knows what that much bread always make it, gold by downing silver medalist streak would Ferguson have leaving champions like Tim football players like Houston's St. Vital Grads 76-63 in the final it's like to lose. Vernon Perry, but Levy's Cansas relieved the coaching pressures Mclsaac out in the cold. Don't ask game of the tournament. slumping Ferguson's plan appears to who the female athlete of the City Chiefs still won't make the from McVie's The Rebels began the tour- shoulders. failing. His dismissal of the man year will be...Kevin Diehl's Rebel playoffs...The Manitoba Sports he choose to lead the Jets,the hockey team will have a new Scene will fold at the peak of its nament with a 46-40 victory over McVie and Ferguson faithfully adhered to their plan of dumping revolving door he has set up with lease on life after leaving the popularity because the Unem- Rebels 105-33 in the second game. Tulsa and the dumping of players Manitoba Assiniboine bush ployment Insurance Commission despite a strong performance by the old legs in favor of fresh faces • on the ice.Ferguson's with large contracts appear to be league. The players will be men doesn't like to see anyone like Donna Faryon who sank 16 points. signs of panic as he gropes for a because of it-and probably better editor Bob Holliday use any Moira Pennycook led the Win- dismissal of McVie is the first hint Otat maybe their plan was solution to Winnipeg's problems. initiative to create their own nipeg team with 21. Only Fergie's friendship with jobs...Speaking of the Sports Pat Kinsman led Rebel scorers wrong, orat least , not completely right. Gobuty and the faithfulness of Scene, you'd think former with 12 in the bronze final while loyal fans has kept his seat up Winnipeg Tribune Sports Editor the East Kildonan Grads. Karen The Jets g.m. is a firm believer in establishing his people as high there in the re-vamped Jack Matheson, would contribute Biliski (13) and Wendy Good- SS'innipeg arena. INDEPENDENT more of a column than his usual brandson(12 ) led Red River winners. He desperately wanted Merry Christmas to Dona, Joe, scorers while Carol Derksen (13) to win the last WIIA Avco Cup I30t when the Jets accountants John,and Ray while filling in for led E.K. especially for this reason and he pour over their year-end books JEWELLERS John "Cocoanut The Express blew out the did. However most winners from and all they can see is red, they that team are gone for one reason will look at how Winnipeg fans Willie"Ferguson...the Manitoba Karen Hoagaboam (18) led Conservatives will finally decide or another. will fill 15,000 seats to watch a Westwood. losing team, or even a .500 team Exciting Collection of to build their proposed field house The University of Manitoba It is true that you can establish at the Red River Community winners by winning a cham- would fill the rafters continually defeated the E.K. Grads 84-26 in and put them in the black. Columbia Diamond College site in a desperate bid to the Consolation final. (Northland pionship. However, the converse appeal to voters" economic Engagement Rings sense. But construction won't begin until 1983 and the Con- servatives will lose the election Special offer to anyway....Schmockey Nite will be the funniest thing at the - Support your local Rebel SUNRISE students onlyonly Winnipeg Area, despite the 25% OFF REG. Jets...John Ferguson will offer BREAKFAST Peter Sullivan and two nobodies Hockey: Tue., Jan. 13 RRCC at Carman Beavers 8:30 p.m. PRICE OF DIAMOND to Minnesota for goaltender Gary SPECIAL Edwards, but Northstars G.M. FROM 7 TO 11 A.M. ENGAGEMENT RINGS Lou Nanne will say he's looking Women's Basketball: Thur., Jan. 15 NDSU at RRCC 7:30 p.m. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY for quality players and get an arm and a leg for the Maple Choice of juice, Two Leafs...Boxer Wayne Caplette Fri., Jan. 16 RRCC at Vermillion College, Ely 7:00 p.m. Eggs any style, Bacon or will recover from his defeat at Sausages, Hash Browns, Toast and Beverage. the quick hands of Eddie Melo, but people who matter will he Men's Basketball: Wed., Jan. 14 Red River Blues at RRCC afraid to fight him ...Winnipeg Warriors will fall short of a playoff berth in their first Men's Volleyball: Mon., Jan. 19 TBA at RRCC 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY season...Jack Matheson will LUNCH Women's Volleyball: Mon., Jan. 19 TBA at RRCC 7:30 p.m. SPECIAL RESEARCH Hot buffet with Curling: Men's and Women's: Mon., Jan. 19 Highlander all Trimmings ■ INDEPENDENT CANADA'S LARGEST SERVICE FROM NOON TO 1 P.M. 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