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Outdoor action really began at RRCC this spring when the surveyors moved off a new crop of turf and made way for these football players. Conditions for football were almost ideal, except for a stiff wind. leW Editors Robert Jankiewicz Roy Tonn Production Staff Well known Winnipeg musician Robbie Dave Nagy McDougall, a veteran of RRCC appearances, will be Don . Walters Advertising Manager in the Tower Lounge, May 22, for two noon hour Tim Paul - performances. Contributors •• • Page 5 Penny Lyons Tom Milroy May Pariseau page 5 Keith Learmonth • • • • Diane Kristjansson George Markiw Susan Philip page 6 Byron Gislason Brian McDonald Cartoonists Dan Daulby ... page 16 Kenn White Cathy Fink and ... Duck Donald will soon be at The Projector is published every second Wed nesday page 12 durin^ school year b RRCC. _Cathy, who plays five-string banjo, guitar . the ► RRCC 'Students' Associa- tion and by Alpha PUblishers. Printed bv Derksen — and Appalachian dulcimer, began as a solo singer- Printers. 'Circulation 4,000. Advertising and con- songwriter. She'd been writing and performing her tributor deadline for May 28 issue is May 21. Pro- jector office number is 786-6275. Letters are own and other contemporary material for several welcome but only signed correspondence will be years when she met and joined forces with Duck published. - Editorial content is entirely the respon- sibility of the editors. This issue may be read aloud Donald. Duck spent four years as lead guitarist and to children. ' high tenor with the Bobby Cussen Trio after playing harp with a Montreal rock band. Duck also plays THE PROJECTOR VOL. IV NO. XVI MAY 14, 1975 mandolin and . Jew's-harp. ■ Mailbox 3 . t 9 (A. RRÔCNot "Elementary School" i. Dear. Editors, On braless young women might offend sOme people, but that is I can only agree with Ray Newman's feelings ,about comics. their problem. They're not worth the paper that they're printed on. However, I The comics seem to be popular, so why close down the Ox do not feel that we should tell supposed adults what they should when it makes money, and people enjoy them. To me, that and • should not read. seems to be poor . business. This college is not like the elementary schools, where one I do hope we don't revert back to the 40's when Hitler started must be extra careful of what one teaches. Full grown adults at :. burning books. tend here, and I hope I am not wrong in saying that they should know what they want. As for buying them "outside", a student L. J. D. Reimer usually skips , classes to do that I realize that these comics as well as mini skirts and hot pants P. S. I didn't realize that these filthy comics were more erotic than clean Penthouse. rot""014:-Worth Labour Pains 1 The MG EA contract dispute- in the public eye right now could MGEA accepts the government's proposal, find themselves with cause -trouble for RRCC students. The MGEA, particularly the up to 43 vacation days, almost the entire summer. For those in- education cornponerit, and the •government just can't see eye to structors who have other duties, such as curriculum preparation, eye on the, two major issues, wages and vacations. the summer could be a short one. Because of demands on them The education component wants more than the nine per cent other than teaching chores, their holidays could be as short as offered by the government, and the government doesn't want to two weeks. Preparation can be as important as instruction and it shell out the 40 per cent demanded by the MGEA. There have seems the government hasn't taken this into account been two meetings, with proposals , and counter-proposals In an institution like RRCC, where situations like that can presented by both sides with no outstanding headway having happen quite often, allowing holidays for days served teaching is been made. The MGEA, exasperated and angry, demonstrated , impractical. The government and the education component under the Golden Boy. should instead be finalizing plans for holidays to be awarded on The government's proposal is somewhat low. Compared to a years-served basis, once again, a standard method in industry. industry labour disputes over wages increases of up to 70 per But the government and the MGEA again haven't managed the cent, the government's nine per cent seems like less than ..negotiations up to this point. While there have been talks on the peanuts. years-served system, the MGEA wants more weeks for less . Along with this pittance, the government is allowing a $180 years and opposes the government. , cost-of-living increase over last year. A year ago private and Things look like they're on a collision course for the middle, public industries were adding on five per cent of a worker's • salary for cost-of-living. The government's $180 constitutes less and if that happens those who will suffer most will be the heie,net than three per cent of the education component's average salary. students. It's hard to tell if the MGEA will strike illegally, A cost-of-living increase should not be a flat rate, but should something that doesn't happen too often anywhere, but if they're rather follow a percentage format that could come under ar- forced to, if the government doesn't see things their way, they 'ME WAY WE WERE bitrary review every six months or so. This would allow for a say, they will. • STARRING ROBERT REDFOR BARBARA STREISAND 3/4 readjustment when needed and would minimize the chances of This would create a critical situation, worse, in fact, than the one at the University of Manitoba. At RRCC, it would be the in- an unfair cost-of-living settlement that could come about with' • projected increase that fell short of actual rises. structors; the exam-markers and last minute reviewers, who MAY 22ND 7:30 SOUTH GYM As far as vacations are concerned, the government is being would be on strike, rather than support personnel. Students had lenient on one hand and restrictive on the other. Those instruc enough trouble at the U of M and RRCC students could have if, tors who have regular assignments all year long will, if the more if the government and the MGEA don't get together. irt N ADMISSION FREE • PAGE 5.‘ PAGE 4 ithes A .Rei-TestWo tilt 1 College at Large by PENNY LYONS i If you've been reading the newspapers The results of the April 7th test showed retested. or watching TV in the past few weeks, no a definite variation between .the students This decision met with apposition from MGEA Unhappy With Gov't Proposal doubt you've heard something about the who had seen the test and those who had some BA students. The group called a problem that some 228 Business Ad- - not. Mr Brown said that the instructors meeting for, all students who wrote the ministration students have been having by ROBERT JANKIEWICZ became aware of the difference when they test to discuss alternatives. The 100 who get -down to some good serious new program, of say 15 weeks, and he with a test they wrote on April 7. were marking. attended decided to approach the bargaining." spent the rest of the year in curriculum The test Was on Introduction to Data "We noticed what had to be con- Academic Appeal Board of the college to The educational component at RRCC Two issues under discussion are wage • preparation, he would not get vacation Processing and was to be evaluated as a siderable advance knowledge in some review the situation. of the Manitoba. Government Employees increases and vacations, said Mr Martin. major term test, 'Worth 30 percent of the Association (MGEA) is not satisfied with days for the time spent with that papers. Only one question was different John Coy. SA president and, the stu- "People are very interested in their money students' final mark. But it -turned out from last year's test, and we got last dent representative on the board, said a government counter-proposals regarding and also in vacations," he said. "They preparation." Mr Martin feels that new programs will that it was identical, except for one ques- year's answer for the new question. Many unanimous vote decided that the subject the contract now under negotiation. can use these to go back to university or suffer if the government's proposal is tion.

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