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Contents VOLUME 48 Contents VOLUME 48. NOMBiERll NEWS S Deceit surrounding th& abolition ofthe coal export levy; Civil SAVE THE REGENT logical reasons as to why Does the UIO beUeve it is Rights in Townsville; The arguments for tape recording police, — •• — we kiU ourselves in wars talking to ' chUdren? interviews; Govemment propaganda used as TV news fHm. Although not a longtime and violence and why we Graduates are no more are destroying our environ­ resident of Brisbane, I do likely to land jobs than ment and surely these prob­ anyone else: the UIO is •however Sad it a cotigeaM lems are weU worth re­ betraying those they are SOUTH AFRICA: ON THE ROAD and stimulating city. The searching. Of aU the subjects supposed to be helping, character of every fine city we know of, the one we by printing such Ulusions depends to a great extent know least about is our­ and nonsense. TO CIVIL WAR 7 oh its cultural bistoty, and- selves. Should we have only - I suppose the definition In particular its hbtoric the wiU to beUeve or the of credentialism sums it A white Australian travels to South Africa and discovers the real wish to find out? .buildings. up: "The tendency to seek meaning of apartheid. I' was shocked to hear BOB DOR ING quaUfications in order to of the impending! MoolooJab enhance one's chances in demoUtion of the Regent the competirion for jobs." Theatre. To visit the Regent This sounds suspiciously has given me great pleasure Uke some nineteenth VIOLENCE AND POLITICAL since my chUdhood on century concept many hoUday visits to UNI INFORMATION ("Education for profits, not CHANGE 14 Brisbane and on aU my OFFICE ATTACKED people") and is not placed subsequent visists untU the in the wider perspective of A detailed analysis of the use of violence and terrorism as a means .present. It is encouraging that the • crisis we face today. to political change. It is the only theatre the University Information Perhaps the University of its type in Brisbane and Office feels sufficiendy op­ Counselling Service could in my experience one of usefuUy spend its time ad­ timistic about the present the finest of its type that vising the UIO. I have encountered. I unemployment crisis that -LIZ ROSS BRISBANE'S LIVING GUIDE 11 believe the Regent could it feels it can ignore the . (Ist Year Arts) function successfuUy as a problem altogether in the The regular and popular comprehensive guide to what's on around multi-purpose auditorium Campus Job Interview Brisbane. and tlius maintain' a special Guide (Univeisity News, Semper readers now have position in Brisbane's July II). the opportunity to judge for Cultural Ufe and heritage, There are officiaUy themselves: the Guide I strongly' urge anyone 400,000 people out of work has been included in this REVIEW SECTION 17 who has enjoyed the unique in AustraUa (I beUeve the issue. atmosphere of this great real figure to be at least -EDITORS Records, fihn, food and theatre, including a double review of the theatre or who cares for 600,000) and many this type of buUding, to thousands of these are gra- Rolling Stone's new album; 1900 and Valentino; the discovery of a in whatever way possible duages. Yet the Guide says: great Chinese restaurant; and the Chris Langham Show. help to preserve the Regent "It is good employment Theatre, and to support the prospects mainly that brings BUT WHAT DOES IT 'Save the Regent Campaign,' people to univeisity and ALL MEAN? -BILLUROUHART always has been. Show Paddington parents and students the Yes, I knew it all along. good job that comes after It had to happen, I am now graduation and you have God. This may come as a convinced them ofthe value SOCIOBIOLOGY AND of university education." shodc to those who knew STUDY COURSES How can the UIO me as mild mannered G-i bUthely print such rubbish? M-, but you have my word, Has it lost aU contact with as immortal creator of after this confrontation in I have read with interest Canada for some $11,000. the knowledge that there is the letters of those for and reaUty, or does it just not existence, that I have the temple I am to ascend. The same item here costs want to look at the achieved Godhead. one heU of a lot wrong here against the teaching of the The arrangements for some $44,500. and many of our politicians situation and the FoUowers may be study courses MACOS 4. this blessed event have been There's no shortage of seem unwilling to do more alternatives? The Guide interested in hearing how SEMP in our schools, I am tentatively discussed with gripe material.,. than to improve the polish particularly interested in bears aU the haUmarks of this miraculous attainment the nursing authorities I, for one, and I think being put together in haste: of Supreme Consciousness on the sear of the par- commentmg on the MACOS duiing a somewhat confused most of those, blessed (or liamentary benches.. or Man A Course of Study perhaps the UIO just came about. It aU began phone caU at four .in the is it cuned?) with a tertiary Perhaps aU they need is course as I beUeve that doesn't care. It is scandalous when I boUed up some moming to the night shift education, would Uke to see inspiration and surely we it is related to the study that the problem is not datura; for three days and nursing office. I am not a lot more noise coming can look to our universities of the new science of tackled anywhere in the nights I forced myself to sure if they quite under­ from our universities. Not for that. sociobiology. Guide. do' without sleep or food, stood the implications but perhaps in the sense of Perhaps the Guide is SteadUy smoking my way StUl, that's in the future. LES HAINES I have been intently "stirring",, but acting on Main Beach. researching this and many not the place to discuss throu^ a, deal of Asian Now I reaUsc that there heads. related subjects for the last the faiUngs of the "free are some who are probably /More Letten Page 9/ 6 yeais and when aU the enterprise', system but at Then at three o'clock babbUng about psychoses factors are viewed together least it could warn students, on the fourth day I achieved but I can assure you that with an open mind it can for example, about how the a permanent state of altered iny organic brain is stUl produce an amazing insight present situation enables consciousness after having fimctioning but is now into human nature and also employers to treat received a spiritual com­ totaUy removed from my I beUeve an exciting vision employees like snivelling in­ munication through reading spiritual existence. of the futiire highly tech- feriors and abuse them, and the tenth . anniversaiy THE HOUSBOF GOD EDTTORIAL BOARD: Bruce Dkkson. nologitul ' environmental tlie whole notion of ejlition of RoUing Stone ToQWong Jiihle CoUins. Mark Blanch, Sally-Ann society we are entering. industrial relations, cons­ (as has happened to others Tennent, llfob Cameron, Mtrfc Plunkett. Sociobiology is a com- tantly, and so on. And why? before :tne: . Carlos Castaneda, Oscar Zecosta, bhiation of the conclusive That's what needs to be TnESETTBl: ilarie Blaadk findings of other sciences looked at,'as weU as what Ian Curr). RESPIRATION FROM BUSINESS MANACBR: Rob Cameron and studies such as Biology, the heU to do about it. I am now the supreme UNI? Anthropology, Psychology, The graduates who are, personification of enUghten­ AbDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE: PoUtical Science,! ahd always have been, most ment, Weird Lemming. As a fornier student of (^- Univenity of QU Uakm, St. Luda. Economics and other Social vulnerable are Arts What's important' is the another era with an Alma Qld. 4067. (371 1611 A.H. 371 1821) Sciences.' It is basicaUy the graduates; is it not reason­ divine message I received Mater in a far distant land, UYOUT: Jamie Collins, Bruce Dickson. study of human nature and able to look at their situa­ which showed me . my I would appreciate the Sally Tennent. seeks to explain why we tion m detaU ahd propose chosen path. For lo, a voice opportunity to express the tXIVERS AND GRAPHICS: Mitt Uawson behave as we do. solutions? Is the university, spoke unto me froni a enjoyment of an "oldie" ARTISTS: Matt Mawson. Da^ Tyrer, It' has also, been in fact, doing anything at burning lawn crying, "Be­ in reading your pubUcation. Sasha Middletoh. .' • interesting to discover that aU* to help graduates find hold I bring news of greatest Not aU oldies are the great phUosopher meaningful work? joy to aU men." necessarily moulties. ™J^OCR^ERS:. Kari "Munnease. Socrates'' main teaching was No, instead we have Afterwards I reaUsed that Quite obviously, there .Nooche Booth. advice to look at brochures that our evU and wrong my chosen .path- would be are many things on the. PUNTER: Snuliine CoMt Newspaper actions arise from ignorance, produced by companies, to to paint one side of'my current scene in the land Ooapny, Aerodrooe Roid. Maraodiy* and faUure' to investigate look at the vacancies ad­ body green and the other of Oz that are, frankly, dote. ,- why we behave as we dq. vertised in the papers; an half orange, shave my head aU screwed up. This appUes The c<Mitenis of Semper are copyridit So one of the oldest phUo­ article which says, "The and in forty days time to local and federal affaiis sophies is now the newest supply side: things could present myself: to.
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