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(No. 11)Craccum-1986-060-011.Pdf u n i v e r s i t y o f A L 'C K l ' 'land University Students' Association, Inc. FREE. V O L. 60, N O . 11: 5 M A Y 1986 WEDNESDAY 7th TUESDAY 6th THURSDAY 8th I DAY 5th 7.30 - 10.00 * ^ « 12.15 Bike Ride (M otoT 1pm Stalker Stilt Theatre in Quad till 11pm< Traffic Island Bubbly Breakfast. Rampage to the startpf the THURSDAY 8 M A Y : - the Pub Dry (at a Pub to be Part 1 Engineering, Medicine and Human Race). «53T! jnced on the day) 12.00 ' Biology 1 p.m. i T v Stunt and Unusual object Contest Part II Commerce, Architecture, and Town Free Lunchtime Concert in the 1.45 Raft Race Judging Planning 3 p.m. FRIDAY 9 M A Y :- f e tan Gardens! Q Topp Twins Starts at Devonport ends at Okahu Bay. Part III Science 11 a.m. 1.00 Fact Finding Mission into Part IVArts A —J, Law 1 p.m. Stunts) (Capping Stunts) Auckland Drinking establishments^*' Part V Arts K—Z, Music, Fine Arts 3 p.m. TIS\<:\kl>. liisl ii.ilniii.il 'Ititlriil I ,ml nl Vn / 'r.il.ind T1SACARD SERVICES The Auckland University \ll iii(|iiii irs In 11S \C \KI> SLKUCnS. I’(I l’>n\ (i 111 Wrllrslcv Slrrcl \iickl;m<l (tiir Student's Association i*i)iHir iu!i) 7:t:t iVI invites you to IF YOU ATTEND POLYTECHNIC, UNIVERSITY OR ANY OTHER TERTIARY INSTITUTE... The BENEFITS and SERVICES of TISA CARD are for you! Just one hours study a week entitles you to great TISA CARD Benefits, Discounts and Services. Your TISA CARD remains valid for 12 months. Even though you may have completed your course and no longer attend the institute, you continue to have the benefits as a TISA CARD holder. Only for TISA CARD holders - the TISA DISCOUNT DIRECTORY. This pocket size booklet lists all the organisations and retailers throughout New Zealand that offer special Services, Discounts and Benefits to TISA CARD holders. TISA CARD holders receive through the mail every 4 months a new TISA DISCOUNT WHAT'S IN THE WEDDING CAKE? DIRECTORY. This ensures you are kept informed 1986 Capping Revue Maidment 8pm Friday 2nd May about special offers and the most recent stores to Saturday 10th May. Booking at Maidment 12-2 pm froml that have been accredited to TISA CARD. 28th April and nightly from 7pm during season. ' New Benefits and Services are being negotiated for TISA tickets ph: 793-685 CARD holders daily. Send your Application Form to P.O. Box 6444, A uckland TODAY! Or for further information, telephone Auckland 733-319. C R A C C U M , 5 May 1986 MENS SEXUALITY WORKSHOP ME NT/ with Hilary Blackledge.Non -STOP PRESS FOUND AUSA residential July 4th, 5th & 6th. Fri The G o vernm ent has announced Nominations are invited for the Executive 7.30 - 10.30pm. Sat & Sun 9-5. Cost relaxation of regulations governing HOTO position of National Affairs Officer. The term $50. Venue - Dominion Rd, Mt entry of overseas students to of office will be from the date of appointment to « a rr Eden. Ph 606-730 or 4159468. universities, following a long campaign I VIOLEf 31 December 1986. NZUSA. The $1,000 entry fee has also bea| Each member of the Association is eligible abolished. Attention ail CANNABIS USERS, especially for nomination provided that her/his The Auckland University NORMLand N.U.S. sympathisers. —News brought to you by Craccum. The Mental H subscription has been paid before nomination. Student's Association invites The LAWS and their EFFECTS will be the O PEN DAY "Highly successful" — estimatd esmpaigner Nominations must be in writing and signed subject-of debate on the Leighton Smith Show, number of visitors exceeded 15,000 laQ television, giv< by at least three (3) members other than the you to the GRADUATION, 1ZB, 9 a.m. till noon for the week starting 12th Saturday. announcement nominee. Nomination forms are available from Mandalay Ballroom 8pm May. Please listen, ring in your observations or screen violence the Association receptionist during office hours. • Friday May 9th. All inclusive arguments from the old Craccum Bad Bag W AR threat: Mongolian troops reported tobtl I Foundation su Nominations close and a by-election will be columns. Please make an effort, so that the massing near southern borders, aiJ television is the i held at the second SRC of the second term to be ticket ($38.00) available at the prohibitionists' propaganda is utterly unimpeachable sources indicate that they will*! the Western woi held on 11th June 1986. Check Craccum for Maidment Theatre Booking demolished. For more information, call J .J . off shortly in their long-planned attack g| the more violent venue. Brodz on 874-991. Greenland. States and Jap< Pilar Alba. Secretary. Office now between 12-2pm. More details next Craccum. Heylen polls f LAST DAYS... Graduates, iwareness of th A HOLIDAY JOB Counselling Service, University of Undergraduates, Staff and • violence and a d< Auckland. Ph 737-999, Ext 7895/6. I poll found 71 p AUSA is seeking a person to friends all welcome. wanted less vtole perform simple audits on its affiliated WHAT'S IN THE WEDDING [ Foundation di Te Hui A Nga Kaimahi Auckland toda' clubs. Remuneration is $40 per club CAKE? 1986 Capping Revue 0 Te Moana Nui A Kiwa. Pacific Trade Corporation had audited, and it is envisaged that audits CAH DO XT nQuests for a re Maidment 8pm Friday 2nd Union Forum. Ceremonial Opening will average at most five hours each. were ignored. Ai There should be at least fifteen clubs May to Saturday 10th May. Sunday May 18 7pm Y.M.C.A. Pitt St, broken press rel ready for audit at the start of the May Booking at Maidment 12-2pm Auckland. I I I ‘Corporation This Conference, which runs through the staff o discredil holiday and almost certainly another from 28th April and nightly C A P P IN G HADOWS following week, will be opened at a public television violem ten to fifteen for mid-term and/or from 7pm during season. meeting by N.Z. Prime Minister David Lange. Hours: ‘Although TV August Holiday. T ic ke ts ph 793-685. The opening will present the vital concerns of Monday 5 May: 4 —10 p.m. Mr Des Mona The successful applicant will be an 1 submissions to workers of the Pacific Basin. PEACE, Tuesday 6 May: 4 — 10 p.m. enrolled student at the University of INDEPENDENCE, UNITY, TRADE UNION Broadcasting ar MULTI CULTURAL CREATIVE Wednesday7 May: Noon— 10p.m. longstanding "I Auckland who has passed tw o stage ORGANISATION Et CO-OPERATION. HAERE WRITING M AI. Thursday 8 May: Noon — 11p.m. one Accounting papers. Applications i Abbott. The Friday 9 May: Noon — 8 p.m. are to be made to Paul Priddey, AUSA done among tl We have established a Creative ACCOMMODATION WANTED ■ end profession; Accountant and close at 5pm From Capping Controller. Tentativi Writing Group to deal with the FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Department, tf Wednesday 7th May. Further Capping Programme '86. process of finding an identity or Private board wanted for students from position on tele\ Mon 5th 11am Drink da Pub Dry. information may be obtained from Paul Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Switzerland, New context in a multi-cultural society. Lunchtime Concert? with Bar? Dr Abbott sa Priddey extn 835 or Bruce Palmer, Caledonia, Korea, Thailand and other countries. We would like anybody Tue 6th Bike Ride & Raft Race I dear that tf These students come throughout the year for responsible to AUSA Treasurer extn 823. W ed 7th Bubbly B rekkie 7am , 1pm Sturm interested to come to our meeting intervals of 2 wks, 3 wks, 4 wks, 6 wks, 8 wks, 12 opinion has be< Judging & Pub C raw l, Evening: Detox with on th e 6th May Tuesday Rm 204 1- wks, 24 wks, 48 wks. Good board payments the small screen Videos. TO: ALL AFFILIATED CLUBS guaranteed. Students need a single room in 2pm to share their writing with us. Thurs8th, Foster Gets Cappedll “We felt confi FROM: TREASURER AUSA clean, comfortable surroundings, 2 meals respond to the Writing can be political, If you want info or help with your raft Monday to Friday and 3 meals most Saturdays researchers. Bu RE: CLUB AUDITS contact Kerry Room 111 (Cultural Affairs)or sociological, legal as long as it and Sundays. Busiest time to come - leave a message in his Pigeon Hole. Start to this issue be concerns finding a context or July/August. If you can assist for any period of As a result of problems concerning Building NOW!! (the race is from Devonport years before th< time please apply to go onto our Homestay list. Dr Abbott sa identity within NZ society. This to Okahu Bay). Also come and register i club audits last year, A U S A is trying a Also bed-sits and flatting situations often group is designed as a forum for traffic island fo r your B ubbly Brekkie and led to the recer different method this year. AUSA will reQuired. CROWN ENGLISH LANGUAGE creative writing and we hope to we will deliver a bottle of bubbly. The first is the SCHOOL, 1st Floor 4 Seasons Plaza Building, 9 levels of be hiring an auditor for those clubs that NO te: All stunts must be registered publish a journal or have a public Anzac Avenue, AUCKLAND 395-894. want cjdits; the costs to be met by beforehand to be eligible forjudging.
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