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it exams i the Top Action lined for /emment ts at the the State ssful than \ Club. id weight, similar to ice runner aracter so ly to learn, tural body ear. ompetitive dual basis, irmal keep- ever study mmitment ts can be training out the is officially ls through e proposed ike contact s possible - r panic and r Donovan, n t t in n e d . : a i t . T h e D o l e C o n X Q u e u e . Features All these people, plus all of you not mentioned^ the following list who wrote The Big House..................................................7, 8 letters to the Editor etc, made Craccum what it was in 1982: Ace Craccum Reporter William Mcllhagga, David Faults, Raewyn Green, Barbara Hendry, Brian Small, Bob Lack, Susie Collier, Heather Brockett, Marie Bicheno, Jason Kemp, Rev Dr George Armstrong, Bronwyn Croxson, Shelley Robertson, Stuart Bugg, Robin Arthur, Janelle Grady, Karen Johns, Leonie Morris, Martin Browne, Paul Sutcliffe, John Ker, Paul Grinder, Ross Inglis, R. Southon, iipjr. Pam Goode, Stephen McGlashan, Jenny Renals, Elizabeth Leyland, David Kirkpatrick, Bruce Cronin, Kevin Hague, Shila Inner City Housing.......................................... Bhashkar, Stephen Tew, Philip Ross, John Bates, Sue Weston, Jamie Griffin, Brett Higginson, Jim Burns, Paul Baker, Tim Walker, Vicki Harraway, Denese Black, CAS, Trish Mullins, Roger Tobin, Sue Bond, Jenny Hellen, Karin Bos, Ian Stewart, the Peter Bradley Custodians, Peter Hassall, Iain Craig, Mike Weston, Louise Rafkin, Chris Lane, Campbell Duignan, Augustin Masaki Yokoyama, J P Hendricks, Frank Ross, Daryl Wilson, Deborah Stone, Darryl Carey, Mike Waghorne, RAS, Ivan Illichl, Michael Baker, James Nicholson, I .in<i« Collins, Jon Barker, Paula Morris, Chris Dickson, Ginny Were, Gerald E van Waardenberg, Angela Main, Paul Richardson, Shale Chambers, Ian Powell, Matthew Walker, Ana, John Roger, VUWSA Middle East: Occupied Territories.............10,11 Executive, Mike Holdsworth, Jean Williams, Linda Collins, R Lee, Heather Worth, David Dyment, Catherine McGeorge, Chris Arvidson, Lois Baxter, Jody Orgias, Maori Students’ Association, Kathy Griffin, Brian Brennan, Rob Young, Gary Turner, NZ Palestine Human Rights Campaign GAC, Fuimaono Norman Tuiasan, Jone Dakavula, David Hill, Robert Leonard, David Bedgood, Philip Rasmussen, Debbie Tohill, John McCartney, Hugh Cook, Donald Ross Colebrook, Emile Earnheart, Murray Cave, Chris Highett, Tony Ramsay, Ivan Sowry. Sue Stover, Juliet Morris, Yvonne Oldfield, Peter Haynes, Neil Stockley, Chris Tennet, Paula King, Smelly Feet, Futures......................................................... Richard Bohmer, Russel Watson, Morris Averill, Jeanne Walker, John Buckland, Barry Weeber, Richard Davies, David Eggleton, Wolfgang B Sperlich, Philip Ridge, Tara Barker, Miranda Jakic, Ioane Lafaa'i, Kate O'Malley, Tom Bassett, JAL, Photos by Elizabeth Leyland, Jane O'Sullivan, Margot McLean, Katherine Percy, WAL, Peter Russell, Cecile Hillyer, Dave Craig, N Alison Green, Village Voice, Jonathan Blakeman, Chris Lipscombe, Engineers' Christian Fellowship, John Redwood, Marion Adams, Aboriginal Fiona Pardington. A r w r e tf 2> V ov\ , _ _- Rights Coalition, Kerry Harrison, Christopher Ritchie, Fran F Schumer, Susan Lees, Warwich Sven Jordan, Jeanette Budgett, Russell Withers, WAC, Janya McCalman, Margie Thomson, Punch, Tina Redgrave, Shaun Vaugh, A Scube, Sue Jowsey, Chris J l & , \ 7 Price, NZ Palestine Human Rights Campaign, Podge, Graeme Simpson, Jay Clarke, Graham Bowers, Chris Parr, Keng, Michael O’Leary, Darryl Druitt. Clyde Dam B ill............................................ Thanks to you all, especially to the ‘regular crew’. Reprinted from Energy watch Zd Munchies.............................................................Jw Food Feature Thanks to the rest of you for allowing me to perform this job all year. Despite the occasional moan it has been something I’ve enjoyed immensely... Regular Features perhaps I've not achieved everything I hoped but I can say that I’ve made an honest attempt to ... A rts.................................. Aim 30? £ £ Cookery Column......................... 4 Campus N ew s............................... 3 Letters.................................. 21f 82- 2 S j'X-b I make no apologies for any kind of ‘slant’ you’ve detected to the paper. I’m Careers........... ...........................XT Unclassifieds.............................. "23 ‘ convinced that ‘survival’ for us all depends on us all looking at each other and 2 7 the world differently; that all of us are at odds with ourselves, our fellow humans and our overall environment, and that this situation is not ISSUE 25 CRACCUM VOL 56 1982 sustainable., (at this point I hope I could get quite pessimistic). Editor............................................David Faulls CRACCUM is registered with the Post Office Anyway, I hope you’ve found something inspiring in Craccum at some Technical Editor............... William Mcllhagga as a newspaper. It is published by the Craccum stage during the year ... perhaps you’ve seen through the haze that, yes, Advertising Manager................Jason Kemp Administration Board for the Auckland things could be different, if not a whole lot better. Assistant' Editor......................... Paul Grinder University Students' Association, and printed Best wishes for all your futures. Typesetters.............................Barbara Hendry by Wanganui Newspapers Ltd. Opinions .................................................. Raewyn Green expressed herein are riot necessarily anyone's, Photographer......................................Leo Jew including the Editorial Staff, and in no way represent the official policy (should there be GVwas any> of the Association. A small plug here ! AUSA is interested in seeing that a pilot housing co YpC a Pv; r rgd cL operative is established before the 1983 academic year. Any students (groups of students) interested in this venture are invited to contact David Faulls ph 30-789 Ext 67 - that is, we’re looking for a group to live in co-operative set-up. Those of you who are thinking about running for Editor, Technical Editor, or Advertising Manager should get your nominations to John Broad by Oct 15 5pm. , • ttledisturbedparanoxa.isiratrue t^hnbroadVlughxamalx athanlovesfli33 wea36l3D „ i56.aidedb,6~ ' ‘ <’^ 1",SOn . revolutionary1 6 Aoesntbelieve^el ^officervhodoesn ahopesbegetshotxn neilreedtheonly- fftoafric ar3ongho*artyheatheriso tsandfeminiats il3 lefti8 Berriedfr eXams! „ -..ntf lowersin.xj.-i. rl4co^4ntb.»Mttert,la°e The d fag au> . ctm as— j s m * m m ■Sy.ivfrii r r consultation and unwarranted interference with the universities’ autonomy. Negotiations are supposedly under way at government level to have this decision reviewed, but progress is slow and the Vice-Chancellor has been less than forthcoming in answer to questions on the subject. We suggest that at the next suitable committee meeting he be pressed to tell the University just what is being done about this abominable stupidity. Our mention of the scrapping of the new Law School not surprisingly Two Auckland students won the World Debating Championship this year, surfaced at last week’s Senate meeting. The Dean of Law asked whether our and they were also successful in proposing Auckland as the site for the 1983 story was true and the Vice-Chancellor assured him solemnly that the School championships. They have since done a lot of work in organising the of Music had not yet been approved. For some reason the Dean took this championships, but the New Zealand Universities’ Debating Council has let evasive answer to mean that ‘the students are lofting a balloon without them down by not arranging sufficient sponsorship to bring the competitors foundation’. In all sincerity we would advise the Dean to keep his eye on that from around the world, and it looks as though we shall have to back out of the balloon, for he won't be seeing any Law School foundations. arrangement. As the Auckland University Centennial Foundation was set up to pay the costs of bringing speakers to New Zealand, and as the fund-raising committee is well on the way to doubling the foundation target of $250,000, perhaps they could find the $10,000 necessary for Auckland University to Also at last week’s Senate meeting the question was raised as to why the host these competitions in its Centenary Year ? University’s parking regulations are framed in such a way as to cause a disabled student who wears callipers to have to climb the hill from the Grafton Road car-park each day. The reason is apparently ‘to keep traffic off the main campus’, but no one pointed out that adjacent to a certain Some members of Senate have expressed concern that Darryl Carey has been superfluous bus-shelter in Symonds Street there is a convenient, centrally- nominated as a Senate representative on the Student Union Management located car-park which is currently reserved for elderly but mostly fit Committee, not least because no one else wants the job and he might be members of the University Council So much for lateral thinking! elected. Darryl is a student and a member of Senate, but the relevant regulations refer only to ‘a member of Senate elected by the Senate’ with no limitations as to status in the University. One might suggest that all members of Senate are equal, but are some somehow more equal than others ? Another first for the University of Canterbury! Hard on the heels of their 9% increase in hostel fees it has been anounced that they have been given permission to increase their Student