OCTOBER 12, 1994 INSIDE...

New Student Executives elected page 3

Student Assocdtion Budget page 5

Entertainment pages 6 & 8 Link enteitainment iiatic party it up at Nine Inch Nails. Tea Paity, Audioiotica Meclianistic and the Vancouver Film Festival amongst other events. In debt-servitude since 1965

Fed's social ipolicy proposals: cut education transfers; raise tuition .loubling of luilion by 1997. The Star would pul upward pressure on tuition would have lo pay a higher proportion of by Derek DeCloet reported thai its iiifoiniation coines from ;i fees," since universities would have lo universily costs lhan almost an> where OTTAWA (CUP) — Lloyd Axworlliy leaked cabinet document. make up lhal $2.6 bilUon from elsewhere. else in the world." confirmed Oct. 5 what many had been "Sometimes figures like that are used But Axworthy insisted a new loan sys• When it was suggeslcd sludeni debts expecting: llie federal governmeni may to scare people. Using speculative docu• lem would help make up for those nsing might increase lo an average of $50,000 slop giving cash to ihc provinces fnr jiosl- ments or stories doesn't help." he said. costs. or higher for an undergraduate degree, .secondary education. Franciiie Lalonde. human resources 'The key issue today is accessibihly — Axwordiy said, "I (lon't think that's a fig• The rosull for university and college critic for the opposition Bloc Quebecois, 10 make sure they [sludenls] have the ure that would be appropriate." students could be higher luilion :in(l larger said the proposals were "destabilizing for proper means lo finance lhal [rising Richard Stiimon. president of Culeton studeni debts alter graduation. universities" in Quebec and the rest of luilion fees]," he said. "Under ihc present Universily Students' Associalion, said die Axworlliy, the federal minister of Canada. system ... the lacl of the matter is tuition income-contingent repayment proposal human resources developmeni, unveiled In response to Ihe possible cuts to edu• fees have doubled." makes it "easier lo say, 'Let's load up the Liberal government's "discussion cation, the Canadian Federation of To pay back die hefty loans that would (debt) on students.' That's really what paper" on social policy refomi at a press worries us." Studenls (CFS), a national sludent lobby conference on Parliamenl Hill. Il's ihe be needed for higher luifion fees, the dis• Axworthy pointed oui lhat university group, is the federal govenimont's social lirel slep ill a process that wdl change the cussion paper favours a system of and college graduates h.we much belter policy review. As an alternative lo face of unemploymenl insurance, welfare income-contingent loan lepaymenl. chances in the job market and usually income-contingent loans, the CFS sup• and higher education in Canada. In other words, the more you make at have higher incomes dian people widiout ports an education lax for corporations lo This year, Ottawa will iransfer $2.6 your job after graduation, the larger your post-secondary degrees. pay for education. billion to the provinces lo spend on uni• loan payments would be. It suggests pay• "There's a direci lirdc between educa• The progressive tax system will force versity and colleges. Axworthy proposes ment could be taken directly out of a tion and income, and people have lo take those who make more than others after instead lo start giving money directly to graduate's paycheque. an investment in themselves of their own graduadon to pay more money into the tax students, mostly in die fonn of sludent Sludent groups were quick to denounce time and effort." system for education spending. loans. die entire scheme. Axworthy spent much of the press con• The CFS believes that "by spreading The discussion paper was released as "The federal govemment is abandon• ference denying a Toronto Star report diat the cost of post-secondary education part of a policy-making process which ing its responsibility to higher education," the govemment had already made a deci• among all Canadians, the societal benefits V now moves to public consultaQons to be said Keith McArthur, the academic affairs sion to cul $7 billion from social pro• of an educated populace are affirmed." earned on into early 199.5. commissioner for Queen's University's grams — including a complete pha.se-out - with files from Brent Dowdall and Axworthy's discussion paper admits student council, in an Oct. 5 press release. of education transfers and an expected Miriam Vale that "replacing federal cash transfers 'This would mean that students in Canada THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNK CLASSIFKDS UNK CLASSIFIEDS... are $5 for a 3 line od and $1 for each line after—except employment listings for \^ (,(1, f)ct<)l)or I2tli \\ci[. 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2 • THE UNK • OCTOBER 12, 1994 NEWS'THE UNi Three new SA execs elected September 16th through i8th Administration and Finance, BCIT Sludenls went to the polls Jeanette Anhur asVice President of- electing tliree new executive mem• Studeni Aff;urs .and Vema Law as bers for the Studeni Associalion. Health Chair. Elected were Kathy Coldren lo Law and Arthur r;ui unopposed. the position of Vice President of Laurie Jack Award winners selected BCIT joins Three students have been chosen to judge die candidates. as receipenis of this years Laurie The awards arc named after in AIDS Jack Awards in recognition of their Laurie Jack, presideni of the Studeni contributions in time and service Association 1971-72, who ihed in a Walk towards the cause of studeni life al phme crash in 197.S. BCIT. The lliree awards of $2-'){)—joint• Peter Odynsky, Joanna Banks and ly sponsored by Laurie Jack's p;u- by Paul Dayson Steve Pesant were selected lo be die enls and die SA—are aw;u-ded in die Members of the BCIT com• recipients of the awards by the fall term to second and ihrid year munily joined in AIDS Walk Registrar's Office, whom were studenls for their .service to. studeni '94 on Sunday, September choo.sen by the Studeni As.socialion hfe. 25lh to raise money for the BC Persons With AIDS Society. Aboul ten people found the BCIT banner in Ceperley Students find Concordia's industrial Park, next to Stanley Park's Second Beach in the moming engineering degree not accredited sun and walked together the ten kilometre route, but orga• by Poul Hainswortb was not accredited. A subcomminee in 1992 drew Quebec engineering order, to nizers are unsure about the MONTREAL (CUP) — "We've asked the dean toj up proposals for a modified pro• examine how to respond to stu• number of participants. dents' needs. Graduating Concordia industrial speed things up, lo implement i gram that was approved by the "Finding the banner in Ihe Studenls in their final year of engineering students wdl receive llie required industrial engineer• faculty of engineering, ll sug• park was quite a task," accord• industrial engineering can either a degree not fully recognized in ing courses right away," one gested similar improvements di.it ing to SA Support Programs switch 10 mechanical engineer• Canada or the rest of the worid. industrial engineering sludent the CEAB later said were and Environmental Education ing, wtiich would take an extra According lo dean of engi• said. required when it finished ils Coordinator Anna-Lisa Jones. semester or more lo acquire neering Donai Taddeo, lack of Ill a confidential report to the evaluation. But the proposals of "We probably lost some peo• enough credits lo fulfil degree leadership, insufficient profes• administration, ihey demanded the subcommittee were not ple." requirements, or choose to grad• sors, labs and courses forced a lo know exactly when changes implemented by the department. The walk is an annual uate from Concordia and transfer nation;d standards bo;u-d lo deny are going lo be made, and how "If they had put changes in fundrai.ser for die BC Persons to another universily wilh an accreditation of Concordia's much wiU be spent on improving place, it would be saying lo the With AIDS Society accredited program, which may industrial engineering program. the areas outlined by the CEAB CEAB that things needed to be (BCPWA), a community not add anodier two years of school. Tlie progrimi was evaluated in report. improved," said Dr. Hoa, chair for profit organization that Sludents have asked Taddeo worlcs 10 improve the quality November 1993 by the Canadi;ui Many studenls were misled of mechanical engineering. for compensation if they are of life for people living with Engineers Accreditation Board because the course calendar in Instead, they decided to wait for forced lo pursue their studies HIV disease. Services (CEAB), which studied its the first two years of the pro- the outcome of the CEAB's elsewhere. BCPWA provides include resources and curriculum. It then giam niistakeidy told applicants evaluation, he said. Sludenls in dieir third year or alternate therapies, a treatment announced last June lhat the that it was an accredited pro• Confusion has arisen over the less must decide if they are library, peer counseling, an department was below standards gram. status of die program. According gomg to leave Concordia before international newsletter, for accieditation. So far, Taddeo is unable lo to Quebec legislation, Concordia Ihe November deadhne for apph- speaker's bureau and advoca• The CEAB is responsible for account for how an error could industrial engineering graduates calions to olher inslilutioas. cy for individuals with HIV accrediting engineering pro• have occurred. are, in fact, eligible lo register Taddeo is negotiating wilh disease. grams. Unless a graduate's Taddeo said die program was wilh the Order of Quebec Universile de Montreal's Ecole degree bears this seal of "hard hil by the Fabrdcant inci• Engineers. Money raised goes directly Polytechnique and Umvetsity of approval, the engineer cannot dent." But secretary and director- 10 helping people wiih HIV Toronto to help find a place for register with a professional Engineering professor Valery general Stephenne of the engi• disease providing such items students who want to transfer order, necessary for performing Fabrikant killed colleague Jan neering order says the CEAB's as protein or vitamin supple• into dieir industrial engineering higher engineering tasks. Saber, and professor George ruling is final. ments and wheelchairs. "Accreditation is something programs. The program's failure to be Abdou has been on sick leave As of press time il is that all the provinces respect," The departmeni is now plan• accredited means that students since being taken hostage by unknown how much money Stephenne said. "We're not ning a modified program lhat may be unable to seek registra• Fabrikant during die incident. the BCIT contingent raised on going to ask die CEAB to revise would meet the requirements of the AIDS Walk Jones asks tion with the Order of Quebec Taddeo said that both Saber its decision." the CEAB. The university that anyone who particpated in Engineers, limiting dieir capacity and Abdou played key roles in Stephenne met wilh Taddeo ' expects it to be accredited by the walk but could not find the I to work in higher positions in the trying to create an industrial this month to inform him of the June 1996. If the board grants banner call her office at 432- field. engineering program. Taddeo situation, and lo organize a com• accreditation, students who grad• 8549 so dial an accurate count The 52 students in industrial added that an insufficient num• mittee comprised of members of uate in die spring of 1996 wdl be of particpation and funds engineering demanded action ber of labs and courses in indus• the CEAB, the industrial engi• granted degrees dial are retroac• raised can be made. from die university after finding trial engineering were being neering department, and the \ tive. out this fall that their program offered.

OaOBER 12, 199A • THE UNK • 3 EDITORIAL Sc;me old, same old. Tuition's rising; larger sludeni loan debl loads—same old, same old The radical changes proposed lasl week by Ollawa hardly seem dial radical al all when you ihink :ibouI il. The figures will ju.sl be larger. 1 I'AVH r^O'S UL' Rtv BOOV<{ Again. Much larger. V \ WILL CREATE" mRF ToBS '• All this makes aiiy notion of accessibility—no matter: how much lip .service the Liberals pay to il—a farce.

Economics lOL lis really quite simple, if you charge more, it costs more. Somelhing which makes il easier for people wiih more money to get a post-secondary education lhan diose without. The rest of us will jusl be in debt up to our eyeballs for years to come. When Lloyd Axworthy says debts won't reach ALVOO&H. ALLT>H VIEW 30?S $50,000 for an undergraduate degree, he must be kid• ding. Some people's sludeni loans for dieir undergrad VJ\LL -feB m TUE UMEAA-VLO^AAEMT^ are already closing on $30,000 and he hasn't pulled the federal transfer nig nut from under them yet. WELFARE ^m^CT^OlT.' Geography 101 Caii.ada is a big place. The majority, but nol all. of the country's population lives in a small southern portion of Ihe nation. And oulside of diis metropolis il costs more to provide post-.secondary education. Who wdl bear the burden of rural colleges when stu• dent loans arclhe sole form of federal funding? If ils Ihe provinces, BC will do OK but

Newfoundland—lo name one province—is in for a CiW© rough ride. If its individual students, all rural sludents

are going to pay even more lo have colleges buUt in or CUP Bfaphic/ Eric Ch«ng/ Th« Fulcn/m 'If near dieir communities. Let's jusl say it's nol the kind of funding silualion lhal would encourage either party lo create somelhing like the Universily of Northern British Columbia. Accessibility? Same old (money), same old (cities). Lloyd, how aboul a proposal for debt peonage nexl OP-ED year? 7. Is there a safe walk pro• Sludeni Handbook or pick responsible for your own This is a test. one up at the Sludeni safely! Safely-Prolcclion- The Link is the studeni newspaper of Ihe British Columbia gram on Campus and if so Sccurily is everybody's: Inslitute of Technology. Published bi-weekly by Ihe BCfT how do you request one? Association or Safety and Sludeni Association. The Link circulates 3,500 copies lo over Your personal seurily? 8. Is there a Sludent Security offices. business. By conlribiiling 16.000 students and staff. How f;imilar arc you with Campus Patrol. If so, what 10 your (n\n siilety you will 5. In main hallways of Security programs on the mode of transportation do be eotitribuling lo Ihe safe• Contributors most buildings, easily Bumaby campus? diey use and what are Iheir ly of others. Phone (451 )- Damascus Roy. Jeff MacDonald. Brian Rice. Cam. accessable with emergency duties? 6856 fif you need further Anna-Lisa Jones. Monique Schweitzer. Kevin Mok. numbers hsted. James 'Bi2,i' Diitiger. Je.anelte Arthur. Questions: inlormation or have any 9. Do you know what the Amy Fiyniire. .and Paul Dayson 1. Do you know the loca• 6. Yes. On page 2 of the' cona'nis. logo "SPS" stands for and tion of the Safely and Studeni Handbook. j Sludent Editors Security Office? where you will see it Damascus Roy around campus? , 7. Yes, 24 hours a day, 7 Lunch program Vacant 2. Do you know the hours days a week. Call (451)- appreciated of Ihe Safely and Secunly Entertainment Coordinator 6856. Office? Brian Rice 8. Yes. Bicycle. The BCIT Child Care L SWl - 1001 (In the Centre would like lo Photography Coordinator 3. Do you know how Preventative patrols atui breezeway outside the thank Forster's Campus Vacani many emergency phones safewalks diere are on campus? TNT Store on Ihe Catering, and in particu• Managing Editor Willingdon side of cam• 9. "Safely-Proleclion- lar. Claude Helm for Iheir Paul Dayson 4. Where are the sale pus) Sccurtiy'. You will see dus ongoing generousily and walk routes on canipus logo on posters around concern for the well- Advertising Representative 2. 24 hours a day. 7 days a (routes that are well campus thai advertise being of children Vacani week. marked with good light• major programs such as Forster's sponsors a high- As a member of Canadian Univershy Press ((ITUP). TIte ing)? 3. There are 16 and 2 more Safe Walk, Canipus Patrol, quality lunch program to Link adheres tr. CUP's Code of EUiics. To this end Tlie Link wdl be added this fall. See and emergency phone loca- the children daily. Their wdl not publish material deemed by the editors or steering 5. Do you know where die the map near the back of support of this program committee to lie sexist, racist, homophobic or in poor taste. In-House Service Phones tions- encourages good iiulntion are located in buildings the Sludeni Handbook for The views expressed in Tlie Link arc not necessary those the locations or pick one and a development of you take classes in? Regiirdless of how you of BCrr. the Student Associalion. or the editorial collrctive. up at the Sludeni did on the test this lime, healthy eating habits 3700 Willingdon Avenue 6. Is there a handy wallet Association or Safety and just make sure if you had which hopefully will stay Burnaby, BC V sized card available lhal Security offices. 10 lake it again you would with them throughout Tel: 432-8974 lists emergency numbers gel 100 percent. dieir lives Fax: 432-8935 and other valuable phone 4. Routes are show on a map near the back of the Nora-Lee Goodwin numbers'' Ultimately you are BCIT Childcare Centre

4 • THE UNK • OCTOBER 12, 1994 student Association Budget 1994-95

approved May 17,1994 REVENUES

SALES 1,152,185 COGS 560,934 SA REVENUES (after cost of goods) NET SALES 591,251

STUDENT FEES 487,000 RENTS i LEASES 157,800 ADMINISTRATION 131,789 VENDINGA/IDEO 5% GRANTS 0 HANDBOOK (NET) 0 TNT STORES 24% VIDEO (NET) 0 GENERAL 34% MISCELLANEOUS 9,250 TOTAL REVENUE 1,411,090 SUPPORT PROGRAMS 0% \ EXPENSES CHILDCARE 8% LINK1% ADMINISTRATION 131,789 COPY CENTRE 6% BANK CHARGES 12,710 ADMINISTRATION 21% INSURANCE 13,150 DESKTOP 1% EQUIPMENT INTEREST 4, 435 IDT'S 2, 450 ADV/PROMO 20,750 LOCAL TRAVEL 4, 100 MISCELLANEOUS 5, 300 DEPREICATION/AMORTIZATION 42,720 DAYCARE PROV. . 3,200 SA EXPENSES DAYCARE EDUCATIONAL RATERIAL 1, 800 PRES/VP'S/CHAIRS E.XP 4, 550 CHARITIES/DONATIONS 6, 400 CLUBS/CONTIRIBUTIONS/MEMBERSHIP 2, 250 ELECTIONS 2, 500 E.XECUTIVE ORIENTATION 3,800 LINK 6%; 6,000 BCIT ORIENTATION GENERAL 23% TECH/SET REP INCENTIVE 1, 000 PR EVENTS 5,000 TNT STORES 24% REC & ATLETICS 40,000 42,900 EQUIPMENT LEASE / SERVICE VENDINGA/IDEO 1% IDT MISC 1, 200 OFFICE EXPENSES 25,100 18,000 PRINTING SUPPORT PROGRAMS 6% PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 36,000 ADMINISTRATION 21% EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 6, 070 CHILDCARE 9% REPAIR / MAINTENANCE 9, 800 COPY CENTRE 7% PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 22,450 DESKTOP 3%' TELEPHONE / UTILITIES 11,740 SALARIES / WAGES/ BENEFITS 901,825 V RESERVE / CONTINGENCY 20,000

TOTAL EXPENSES 1,408,994

INCOME (LOSS) 2,096

OCTOBER 12, 1994 • THE UNK • 5 THE UNK • ENTERTAINMENT Nails fail to goe ihe nine inches Dancenet conitinued from page 8 often violent guiiar work by James Bizi Dittiger tify with, but without made this group a win• ning ensemble Marilyn Manson is a band des• much suc• Children of Atom, tlie perately trying to get attention by cess. Olher headliners. played an going overboard with shock lhan a fistfull of people incredible show to a value. Unfortunately, they have m 0 s ll i n g , nearly empty house, due no substance at all. Cloning Alice there was to Ihe late slarl time of Cooper and Iggy Pop with no very little the first band, but man• conviction, ihcy came across as energy evi• aged to gel a few die- boring and a poor imitation, widi dent. hards on the dance floor. nothing new lo offer. ll wasn't Excellent DJ work by Malieo. and the overall CONCERT until halfway through the KMFDM inspired sound Nine Inch Nails, ot this griHip. created an Marilyn Manson show that Ihey were instant hit with the crowtl September 27, 1994 that night Children ot PNE Forum able to get a response Aloni are rrnnied by from me, Darryl. « ho with his N.I.N, came on stage and when a big torn attire, looks like a reminded me of characters from screen figure straight from a the Rocky Horror Picture Show, dropped JAMES BIZI DiniGER PHOTO dark Gibson novel. slarting off with a very loud Trent Raznor: a one-man show. down in nology he uses, il could be a one- Strings .are handled with machine-like driven cacophony of als. At dial point, I felt dial N.I.N, machine-like precision from of the band. Sequences of man show. noise. Despite the fact that five had something valid to offer, but by Chris. :md Morg mas• black-and-white footage depicting The last song. Head Like A guys were actually playing instm• a live show widiout visual aids is sages his keyboard and the desert, rotting animals, war, Hole, eamed ihem an encore of ments, the drum machine and just nol enough to deliver the sample deck producing a the A-bomb and apocalyptic four additional tunes, including sequencers created a synthetic idea. driving melody, lhat is images flashed across the screen. Dead Souls from The Crow sound thai overtook the human Trent Raznor plays a multi- instantly likable, Jackini; It was only then that I felt the faceted role: keyboard player, soundtrack. Closer. I Do Not element of the hve performance. 1111(1 the dancenet with music had a place, purpose and Want This and Something 1 Can The show was a sell-out and I guitarist, lead vocals and front these giiN's is an expen• message. The songs Hurt. Eraser, Never Have. I quite liked the observed the crowd quile non- man. The rest of the band is mere• ence not lo be mi.s.sed and Downwards Spiral, connected show's end. but it took some reactive, standing still trying to ly a back-up to his performance. the audio message with die visu- effort 10 gel into it. calch a groove or melody to iden• With all Ihc machines and lech-

THE UNK • THE ENVIRONMENT Enviro-Line Tip: Buy a reusable Coffee (432-8288 option 2) The Enviro-Line Filter & Reduce Waste Environmental Education is a new and exciting program dial the Student Association is For cloth coffee filters, visit Ihe proud 10 offer. This year, die focus of the program wdl lie on Reduction in Consumption. Buying reusable coffee filters saves throwing away numerous filters and the Westem Canada WUdemess Comniinec Enviro-Line is your source of weekly action tips to help you analyze the real impact of your packaging dial contains them. Did you Store, on 20 Water Street in Gaslown, daily activities on the environment. Discover how you can make a difference, and leam more know... that we throw away approxi• They carry an extensive line of environ• about key environmental issues! mately our body weight in waste every mentally friendly products. Enviro-Line Tip: Lug-A-Miig & reusable dishes month. If however, you ;m; bound to paper By buying disposable coffee filters fillers, don't forgel lo reach for for Radical Waste Reduction we are increasing our garbage output unbleached and compost your coffee grounds. If possible, choose fillers that Food Services and Physical Planl money and spending more lhan we need on "Tluiiiks. but I've brought my own mug!" arc made out of post-consumer recy• while reducing BQT's landfill bound waste. Canada's national past-time! Hundreds of years from now, every dis• cled malerial This indicates that Ihe There are three predominant options posable cup you've ever used will be lying in product has been made from matenals How is BCIT reducing waste generated that you can explore when looking tor a landfill. If everyone at BCIT drank two dial have been relumed to the nianuf.ac- from Food Services on campus? alteratives lo disposable fillets: cups of coffee a day using disposable cups, ttirer by die consumer, radier lhan jusl The Envnonmental Awareness Committee • buy a reuable metal filter we would be wasting 27,740 cups a day! A at BCIT is currenlly studying a Campus recychng wasle from the factory floor. • buy washable unbleached cotton cup is just one component of the disposable Waste Audit that was performed by Tim Mehlta, an industry leader in paper filters lunch dishes that we use and throw away Reeve, former SA Recycling Program head. fillers, has made a pledge to plant two • use a bodum dady. In one technical memo, alternatives for trees for everyone harvested in making Congratulations to everyone who is using reducing and disposing of Food Service's Why you should change this old habit their product. To date. Melitta's a Lug-A-Mug, It is a key part of the reusable wastes are proposed. Options include serving (if not me, then who?) unbleached fillers are more expensive lunch kit. for just a few more dollars, you can meals on china and building the necessary You don't have lo wince everytime than bleached ones by approximately make an environmentally friendly kit, which dishwashers in all the main food service you throw away another bleached white two cents per filter. If you must choose will be quickly paid for by the savings in cof• areas, and testing biodegradable disposable coffee filler! Try a gold-fod coffee fil• paper, keep the market for unbleached fee refills-serving you for years to come. dishes. The latter may be composted "as is" ter which wdl lasl you indefinitely, and household products viable! This tip is a win-win proposition. with die residual food waste by "The Answer costs less than $30. Metal foil filters Your ultimate choice may be the Garden", a facdity specializing in composting Just fill a washable cloth bag with the fol• can be purchased at coffee stores, like bodum. available from S15 lo $8.5. large volumes of food waste. Starbucks, and generally anywhere lowing: depending on ihe serving size and If you would like any additional informa• apphances are sold. BCIT Lug-A-Mug, a sandwich container, a omaleness of the bodum. This system is tion on this topic, or a chance to review the You may also want lo consider cloth round soup-salad/snack container (an old completely tillerless and makes lemfic Waste Audit, call the Environmental filters. For example a package of 40 Becel margarine mb will do), a small plate, coffee! ll won't take long lo pay off Education Office at: 451-6915 option 3, we unbleached coffee filters from Melitla exna cudery and a cloth serviette. your new filler or bodum from savins at welcome your comments and questions. costs about $2.09. Whereas, two Did you know Forster's spends about five the checkout! unbleached cotton fillets will ordy cost cents on each dollar it takes in on dispos• Challenge of the week: pack a lunch in Challenge your colleagues to elimi• $3.99. and will last you six to seven ables? A simple action tike reducing our per• your reusable lunch kit and save money. nate disposable coffee filters today! mondis. sonal consumption of disposables, will save

6 • THE UNK • OCTOeER 12, / 99A SPORTS* THB UNi BCIT*s Cougars beat undefeated Fraser Valley College, 2-1 with Reg Dunfop Ladies and Gentlemen, you know lold him lo get lost ;md quil follow• Bolstered by two new into the lead. sion. Ihem, You love Ihem, You're learn• ing him around like a lost puppy. playere, BCIT's Cougars soc• As the half progressed The second half saw a ing how 10 live without diem, Tiiese Sergio Momesso. Not surprising lo cer team toppled the unde• ,bolh teams seemed to h.ave a penalty awarded to Fraser are your 1994-95 Vancouver observers that Big Serge' was feated Fraser Valley College problem gelling the ball oul Valley but Cougars goalkeep• Canucks! roundly booed by owners and play• team 2-1 on Saturday, of defense but as die Cougars er Chris Briza made the save ers when he entered negoliating October 1st. were settling down Fraser and kept the game tied-up. Murray Craven, Will lead league in talks It was noted lhat when physi• Early in the firsl half the Valley tied the game due The Cougars scored again couch ,sores Ibis year. W;uils lo par• cal quotes of support were needed Cougars went straight for the what BCIT coach Ahui Ross as the clock r.in ttown on ticipate 111 lockout but can't figure Momes.so was no where lo be found. opposition with plenty of described as "sloppy mark• injury time with a goal by out whether he's a Group 1 or 2 Dave Babych. Experienced a renais• slrong runs down the wings ing," Jeff Lim giving BCIT a 2-[ whincr. sance in last impasse, teammates and crossball into the pen.alty Near the end of Ihe first win. Nathan LaFayette, A newcomer to look to Babych for all the good area. Several near misses half a coUision between BCIT The Cougars displayed "a Ihc labour negotiation however, he quotes about how they really wanl to were compensated for when striker Rob Teves and Ihe good leam effort," according did win DHL's Academic Award so play, they're nol in it for the money one of die Cougars new play• Fraser Valley goalkeeper saw to Ross. He hopes Ihe two he should quickly adapt to confusing and hey, what about Ihe fans? Not ers, George Gil, converted a the keeper leave the game for new players on the team will player rhetoric. just a cUent loose ball putting the Cougars the hospital with a concus• "bring slabiUly lo die team." John Mclntyre. Claimed himself on Jeff Brown. When Brown heard waivers but quickly grew disenfran• talks were being held in New York BCIT RECREATION & ATHLETICS ] chised. Shipped himself off lo Peoria he issued a press release saying he for future considerations. wanted time wilh his family to 'fig• SHOTOKAN KARATE BEGINNERS RAQUETBALL Cliff Ronning. A veteran who feels ure things out.' He likes New York LESSONS he doesn't get proper respect at lock• but he has his family to think about. Mon, Oct 17 to Nov 14 out time because of his size. Owners They've got roots in Vancouver. Mon. & Wed Oct 3 - Dec 7 Session A 6:15-7:15pm think he's cute when he's mad, play• Jassen Cuilimore. A rookie who is ers throw him around like medicine not expected to make a big impact $63 for 19 lessions (Non-BCIT $7.'i) Session B 7:30- 8:30pm ball 10 keep in shape, during negotiations. He's followed $33 for 5 .sessions Greg Adams. Injured himself liftmg Bure's cue and locked himself in SCUBA LESSONS 5 people per session poster lhat said "Owners Suck!" Is room watching Beavis and Bullhead on the lockout disabled Ust for three all day. Wed. Oct 12 10 Nov 9, $199 BEGINNERS SQUASH months. Gerald Diduck. Lacks mental Classroom Sessions 7 - 9pm Shawn Antoski. Can't figure out toughness in lockout situation. Pool Sessions 10 - 11:30pm Mon, Oct 17 to Nov 14 what all the talk is about a 'celery Whining about lack of quotes in cap*. Wandering around city con• papers, wants to t>e traded to a team Includes: all equipment Session A 6:15-7;15pm fused, hitting people, in the US, where he can get more (incl, personal gear), Sessions 7:30-8:30pm Geoff Courtnall, Trying his quotmg time. live 2-hr classroom sessions, $33 for 5 sessions damnedest to pound owners into sub• Brian Glynn. Make or break time three 1 1/2 hour pool sessions, 5 people per session mission by slaying on golf cour.se for Glynn. Showed some promi.se m eight hours a day, seven days a last lockout widi sohd quotes about five ocean dives week. Claims il's a sacnfice he's how he had to look oul for himself and PADI certification, PUMPKIN CARVING prepared lo make bul he slill won't Players have to treat hockey like a drop his gloves. business. Inconsistent towards end of Fri, Oct. 28 BEGINNING JUGGLING Martin Gelinas. Has never fulfilled last lockout but hopes to rebound. 11:30 am - 1:30 pm his promise as a leader for player Dana Murzyn.. Owners snicker lockout rhetoric. This is his lockout when they say 'Dana'. Big defence- Wed, Oct 19 to Nov 9, SAC Raquet Courts Lobby to prove himself worthy of compet• man has been left at home this time. $6 per team. Maximum 3 people Sessions 11:30 - 12:15pm ing at an NHL level. Jyrki Lumme. Was caught up ice a $8 / person (Non-BCIT 310) We supply the pumpkins, Gino Odjick. Has almost leamed to lot durmg last lockout bul teammates maximum of 12 people (minimum of 4) but you supply the props! spell 'lockout'. Biggest question he hke the way he rashes with a quote faces is the 'Rainman' Uke relation• about player oppression. Don Cherry NE 1 345 Frizes: 1st - $75.00 ship he has with Bure Who is still thinks he's a useless Finn. 2nd - $60.00 Hoffman? Who is Cmise? Kirk McLean. In last lockout he 3rd - $30.00 Pavel Bure. Has selected a low gloss posted Ihe lowest "DeHected lipstick for the lockout. Got big Questions Against Average" Deftly bucks conlraci bul refused lo sign re-direcled any reporter questions BCIT CHRISTMAS SKI BASH! saying if he signed that one, he'd about player greediness. Proved him• Mt. Washington Resort December 18-20 have 10 sign all of diem because he's self a top flight lockout goaltender. a superstar and blah, blah, blah, blah. Kay Whitmore. A consistent back• $160.00* Blinding speed at ducking lockout up lockout goahe who wants to show questions has made him one of the he can be a starter. Still young, has a tme lockout superstars. few good lockouts left in him. His Package includes: Tim Hunter. Unfortunately his best deflected question average is just > a fun group race • an apres ski barbeque • 3 days skiing at Mt. Washington • lockouts are behind him. He has the okay. 2 nights deluxe hotel accommodation • a one hour lesson for any skier level heart but the ability isn't there. Coach Rick Ley. Lips are perma- • round trip deluxe motor coach transportation • Embarrassing for teammates to see nenUy attached to Pat Quinn's poste• Sm Crimson pound Hunter into sub• rior so nothing new expected this $50.00 non-refiindable deposit due Friday, October 28 mission discussing supply side eco• lockout. Full fees due by Friday, November 25 nomics. On the bright side his nose G.M. Pat Quinn. Cigar smoke has * *Price based on quad occupancy shifted into place. left him 'loopy.' Refused lo re-nego• $192 for double occupancy Trevor Linden. Lacks nasty streak tiate wife's contract on grounds she Ski Rentals $29.00 for 3 days in order to be an effective lockout would be inflating the market. leader. Still feels intimidated by Owner Arthur GrifTiths. Repeats Messier's quotes. Wants lo shave same phrase over and over: "I wanl For more information on these or other programs drop by the head in a symbolic gesture of umty my Mommy! This sucks!!" Recreation & Athletics office in the SAC or call 432-8282 with the Ranger captain. Messier

OCTOBER 12, 1994 • THE UNK • 7 THE UNK • ENTERTAINMENT Morrison image Film could make you haunts Tea Party go blind P.iradc. by Ange Frymire by Brian Rice Througlioul the evening. Ihe This up-and-coming band Tlie movie had a gooel recom• three members showcased their from Windsor, Ontario has been mendation, and IS Ihe recipient talents by playing a variety of receiving rave reviews on Ihe of several awards, bui I really instruments, including drums, rock scene. didn't like it. slide guiiar, base, lead guitar, mandolin, acoustic guitar and a CONCERT FILM very unique rendition of an The Tea Party Spanking Ihe Monkey acoustical instnimem lhat was a .September 30, 1994 N'arsity Theatre Commodore Ballroom lis a story of someone 1 The Slart of their performance couldii'l care less about I didn'l was scented wilh a touch of A musician's band: Dixie Dregs provides creom-of-the-crop Iind Ihe journey into several drama. Candles were lit. incense musicianship. j^^j gl^l DIUIGER PHOTO weeks ot his dyslunctional exis• burned and Ihe sweet-smelling tence entertaining or thought smoke wound its way through provoking. I did find myself the audience, who started to wondering why 1 hadn't slaycci cheer aixl applaud with apprecia• Dixie Dregs: home to do physics problems. tion at the very onset. The stage Basically, whal happens is remained empty for the first five our main guy is on his way lo a minutes, whde music reminiscent prestigious medical Internship of the North American Native save the uhen his dad tclK him he has lo Indian played. The Tea Parly stay home anil look after his then emerged and the audience depressed mom Dad take\ nH scniamed in debghl. best for last i>ii .iiiollier women Itllcd husi- Part of the success for The ness trip. Main gin Slavs home The Tea Party providing caffi- Tea Party stems from a haunting- and jerks oil. ualks tlx- dog. wis nated energy for good times. Dixies for a jam ol rock classics, j ly familiar sound of a legend by James Bizi Dittiger beaten tip. .sort ol niidies a girl• including .Shape Of Things. from another era. The lead JAMES BIZI DITFIGER PHOTO friend, sleeps wilh his mother, Mississippi Queen. Give Me singer's similarity in stance, Opening was Ronnie tries to commit suicide, tries lo Sonic Lovin' and Summertime ' vocals and attitude is an eerie combination of harp and guitar. Montrose, who.se claim to fame kill mother, jumps off a cliff, Blues (in an instrumental ver• reminder of Jim Morrison. The evening was a combina• was his early-sevenlies band hitchhikes down the long dusty sion). Perception is in the eye of the tion dinner of fierce mid-tempo Montrose, featuring Sammy road. END. The band's unique element of beholder and lliis beholder saw a numbers interspersed wilh blues Hagar. Although he has been Some people must like Ihe players showed thai each mem• very young Jim. complete wilh scorchers. A bit of variety in keeping a low profile, his newest Hick but Ihe three eldcriy women ber was very capable of leading trademark beads crowning his tempo and pacing could add to material is instrumenlal with a behind us were uttering phra.ses I his own solo project. This show neck and fiery vocals. Lyrics the obvious talent of The Tea very powerfull rock force. haven't heard since 1 delivered was a musical lesson not to be were packed with rebel senti• Party. lale wet newspapers in a oUI missed by any serious player. ments that rocked the borders of For diis reviewer, here is one| CONCERT folks home. poetry. One song was a strong brand of tea rich in flavour, caf• Dixie Dregs/Ronnie Montrose imitation of The Doors' Soft feine and energy! September 21,1994 Commodore Ballroom Film examines Jacked into the Dixie Dregs have a long his• tory playing non-commercial Stalin's control music that is very much appreci• ated by musicians. They have with before his operation. In a dancenet... by Jeonette Arthur j been regarded as cream-of-the- rage he attacks Stalin. After he is Due 10 a shortage of soldiers Unfortunately they failed to shot by the guards. Stalin has a by ©am. crop among players, under the in the 1930's. Stalin blackni.iils motivate the audience, other than museum erected where Heading downtown on a leadership of Steve Morse. This some medical profession^ds into forcing them to move farther Yevdokim ts honoured for sav• Thursday evening is not my show was proof of their reputa• performing a sex-change opera- away in order to talk. ing Stalin from assassins bullets. usual schedule, but after hearing tion, as just about every local lion on Yevdokia Kuznelsova. lhat a consortium of local techno The second band, SPM had a musician who didn't have a gig Definitely fiction, the movie keen sense of tune widi a dnving The resulting "new man". and industrial bands were doing diat night showed up. Yevdokim. becomes a model still does an excellenl portrayal a gig at the Starfish Room, I had rhythm guitar and drum assault, The Dregs had one of die best of Ihe depth and breadth of backed by a DAT tape widi addi• Soviet citizen, excelling al his to be diere. After a bnef skate at line-ups in years, with Rod Stalin's control over the citizens tional percussion and vocal job constructing the subway, and the "New Spot" wc headed over Morgenstein on drums, Jerry of Ihe USSR, tracks. However, I found them studying marxism in his free to the show. Goodman on violin, Dave La Particularly iiitercsling was sadly lacking in the melody lime He marries the perfect Rue on bass and T. Lavitz on the difference in lifestyles of department. 1 realize that this peasant-girl, and together Ihey CONCERT keyboards. those favoured by the state was an industnal/techno gig. but become die models for the slaluc ".4udiorotica Mechanistic" The night was full! of musical (Yevdokim ). ;uid non-marxisls. it is bard to inspire a groove in for the Soviet Pavilion al the The Starfish Room surprises, as five virtuosos trad• Yevdokim and his wife share a the crowd without some sort of World Exposition in Paris ed licks, pushing each other to multi-room .apartnieni furnished Sept. 29, 1994 mne. Maybe it was there, but it the limits and creating excite• with antiques Each have Iheir escaped me. FILM ment for the audience. The own car Yevdokim s girlfnend , Arriving at 10 PM we expect• Van. Int'l Film Festival ed to find the second band well Waifing for God took a long crowd, absorbing and leaming on die other hand, cycles to and Hammer and Sickle into their set, but discovered the time to set up. but when they did, everything they could, treated from the apartment that she Russia, 1994 openers, Arthur Ellis just start• il was worth the wait. Their the band with respect and admi- shares with several other fami• samples and vocals with an edie- rauon. lies. ing. They were an interesting All goes well untd Yevdokim entourage, with frequent cos• real, but raw quality, mixed with The climax of the evening runs into the man he was in love tume changes by the vocalist. continued page 6 had Ronrae Montrose joining die

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