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Young Winston, I Suppose Tim Haverluck MINER YOU'RE ffilN liC CALL FOR red river community college 'LABATT'S pplector JANUARY 17 1973 BLUE' P I I I I •• • 4. 4 THE TRUE-BLUE FRIENDLY BEER page 24 ▪ ▪ ▪▪ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • 144 • • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lilt* 00 • • • • • 7 • 110 4 . 0 „_„.„.,...„.„. • 4 44 • • • • • • • • • • 0444% 0 41 ' "44'.'."."• •••4• 0• • 0 I 41• 0 4 0 0 • 4 spur 5,44 index • • 4 0 • 0 4 •• • • 0,04 •• • e s. 14404 Exams! What a bunch ofpropaganda! Yes, propaganda. Exams are the ad- 0„. 504 1 • • • s• • 4 ministration's way of breaking our spirits, destroying our morals, changing our • II • •• 40 4 • • •011 scruples and in general molding us according to the patterns they seem to think 0:4 Be% 0444 04440 4 I• • • are "right and good". If it weren't for the oppression of exams who knows what • . 1• • • • • I• • 0 a good world we might have? Have a look at the poem on pagei5and after read- • 4.404 044. • • • 44 440 • • • ing it, why don't you find yourself an administrator or an instructor and shove . a • . 4 0 •• * 4 • 4.• • • 4 * :opy of this paper down his/her throat. Or even better. try a copy of the exam 0 • the s.a. 0 0• 1 • 45•5 time table. 5 • •0 0 ) $• • • 4 0 The Festival du Voyageur is coming up soon and Paul Fogg, the S.A.'s Ac- • • 0 4 • • :" 41 0 4 1 0 tivities Director. has an idea how our college should get involved. He figures the college at large • • 4 • • 1494 9 06 1 • 40 we should enter a girl in the beauty queen contest. He said just the other day 06 • 4 06 • 0• • 11 1,04 that he would like to put an ad in the paper for (and this is a direct auote) "a 0 • I 0 0 0 4 0 05•4 bilingual girl with a fairly nice body." We understand Paul will be making the short-circus *• %Os 18 0 o • • 111 • 84• 09 choice as to which girl will be our entry. Ah, such are the benefits of working • 1 504 0•' o • • 044 being on the Student Association. • • •• 0 0 144114 projector scope • %Os 15 • At the end of the recent Smile Contest run on campus a small trophy was • • 94404 • e% S awarded to a Photo student for what was judged to be the best shot taken during 1 4404 06 504 0 0•6 1504 • the contest. It is interesting to note, however, that the photo of the overall best 41-•0-4 johnny necket 04104 8 • 0' smile was taken by our photographer Larry Sparling, and he seems a bit annoy- • • :61:6 9' •• 4 ed because all he has received from the contest has been trouble and non-recog- • D4404 • e • nition. sports 0 0 4 • I 0 16 • 0 41 • •41 • • 4 • You call this a. party? The beer is warm, the women are cold, and I'm hot 0• . 4*. '46 under the collar. 0 •40,4 * • 0 4 • 4 • entertainment • • /P11' 19 • • • • On a couple of days during the exam schedule there are as few as 15 students • • 4,04 664 1,• writing in the new gym at one time. But do you think that they could be moved 044 4 el•" • 54,* 0 0.4 4 into one of the empty classrooms so those who want could shoot a few baskets? 0 ,04 short story 04, 4 • 22 0,4 1,00 • No way. That would upset the system. 4 444 • Os, 1:0 4 • • ••1 • •• We have been told that the people at the radio station are getting tired of 6.1 ••• • • , 0 0 what 0I 4 0• tliey call our "witty criticism". Well. we're sorry, and we promise not to • $• • •• 1 • •••• be witty in the future. 11. 4 .94,11 O 4 4004 We are glad O6 4 0 0 to see that they have finally painted the inside of Buffalo S. 4 41• 0 •O • 4 f • 1 0* Place. But we regret that the new paint ,job can be seen neither from the inside • 4 0 ,41 e•41 41 0 1 • • 0 4 4 nor from the outside. They're lovely bands of color, quite exciting. really. But • • $0 • 4 4%. 0 4 41 0 4 9 4 nobody. can see them. They're far too much above head level to be noticed by 0 1 IW 0 1 0 O 0 •• 4 SEIKO ' 060 0 O anyone in Buffalo Place. You would be able to see them from outside through 06 0 f • 'I111 I% O I 0 4 those slanted windows, that's if the windows weren't tinted. So gaze skyward • 1 1 4 /4 O61 •0 0 06• 4 next time you're in Buffalo, and you may catch a climpse of the paint job. Any- • 4 0,• 9,4 • way, it's nice to know there are still a few creative thoughts wandering around • 441 4 44 4441 • 0 4 ' • the tower. Somewhere. •0 0 • • 0 Sol 41 • A sincere apology from the staff of the Projector for an error in the short 41'• ••s • story "Bloody Christmas" which was in the last issue of the Projector. Four .5, • • • .6, • • important paragraphs were left out and the story therefore lacked its original • • , • • • .6.0 • 0 1 •, impact. Our apologies to the author and his reading public. S. 00 • O44 The next issue of this paper • will be brought to you through the hard work 56; •, • • 9, • • of the new editor, Tim Haverluck. We all wish him lots of luck because we know • 00 •• I about putting out this paper every two weeks. and the late late nights • 04 -spent put- • 0 • , ting it together every second Wednesday. Yes, we wish him luck. Someone ask- 06• ed - •• , • the outgoing editor, Fred Brennan what he had to say about things now that • O I •., . 6. he • 0 was leaving the game. He looked up from putting together his ,,last paper, and • 4 6 0 41 1 a,.• MANITOBA'S •• thought a minute. Then he admitted that he had survived, that he'd learned a • , 0•4 . 0 • • •• lot he wouldn't have learned otherwise, and yes, he was glad he had done it. And S t •e , OS, • 4• • 0 • so from Fred Brennan, and the other outgoing Projector people, "see ya • 1 04. CLUB 04, . 6. • around!" .6.• BEER • ••• , 40, Oa, 0• . Gra 0 • • • • Join the Club ! • • Tachometer, Revolving 0-60 0 54 O0.0 •04 • • 5.4 06 Bezel For. Elapsed Time. • • 6, 0 * 0 l 30 Min. Recorder • 0 e Os • 04 0, O:1 s130 5, 0 • 0 4 04 * Free Engraving 0 4 4 41'• 4 •••• Special meal deal for students And Gift Wrapping • 54 • • • • •• 0• 1 44 Special party rate for large groups 1%4 • NEW From • 1 t 44 e • •• 1 s 114,4 o 4 0 1 0 0 t • , o So 064 .„ now appearing Cannon Ball 46 1 • Si • 4 en d'roas 06. 06$ 41111 .: ••0 •• 0 PORTAGE AND PORTAGE AND 0.0 EDMONTON DONALD when you decide to change your label...Jom die club. 0: 0 1870 Pembina Strip Phone 269-3400 1:0.:.:!1 :!.9. • II 9 9 41411441105.0.0e0seeeeeeireeeiteCeeeliedreedflreeeeeee0.0.0'.....O.Ow0.0weeseeeeeeeeCOSOWOWOWOWCOSOSCO.CCOWeeeeCeelleeelpeeee0.0.0.6.0.0.0.0905069.0.0.6.09COSCO.060SCOWOSSWO905OWCOSCO.O.C000010040 WV. C. lb •_4 • 40.100004000•0040000OOwOOOOMOOS000I0,4014,0OOOOOOOSO0 OOOSIOAI • • O_OO011 0_0 0.0 0.0 0_00060 000OO_0_41.6.0O0O.O.0.0 O.O.O.00OOO.0.40 O ▪ Survey Taken On Housing "I hope to put out a paper." If only The S.A. conducted a survey last Fred Brennan could say theyame. week to determine student opinion on nesday of last week and by Tuesday The other members of the editorial available housing and the need for a evening 600 of the forms had been board went into a student residence at RRCC. completed. , heard of 01' Fredd coma when they S.A. president Gary Novak said in an The survey information has not been ment. When •y's Pending retire- they regained conscious- interview last Tuesday the survey was processed yet, but Mr Novak expects ness they decided to retire as well. designed to find out where students this will be done by computer during Replacing that dashing man about town are now living, if they are satisfied the exam period and then he will assess Freeman W. Drury as entertainment with their present accommodation, and, the date during mid-term break. editor will be vivacious Laurie Dorosh, taking into consideration their financial The full results of the survey and the also a first year creative communica- means, what type of housing they would action the S.A. will take on the survey tions student. And Murray Pura, a first prefer. will be published early in the next term. year creative communications student, The two main sections of the three- succeeds Rooney Palson in the sports page form were: a section dealing with department. the student's present housing and the New Editors Why don't you get in on the fun? rent he pays, a section asking the stu- There are a few positions still open on dent what he would prefer for housing the editorial board, but you better hurry and what rent he would be willing to cause they're going fast. pay for this housing. Appointed To The possible answers to the housing preference section ranged from a simple Projector School Starts single room accommodation, to rooms with board, apartments, and rooms in a "conventional university residence" We at the Projector are pleased to February 5 with or without board.
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