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EUGENE O'whatshisname BACK in Rightwingers at U.Q.U EUGENE O'WHATSHISNAME BACK IN Rightwingers at U.Q.U. Beaten Again (XniTENTS The cenlreJeft incumbents, calling themselves the 1 Active Student Team, romped home in the recent Univer­ sity of Queensland Union elections. Allegations of fmancial mismanagement by the main opposing ticket, the Moderate Student Alliance (or, as it became known, the Moderately Stupid Alliance), failed to win strong voting support from the students, their biggest problems GRAFFITI LIVES OK 3 being a lack of atfractive executive candidates and their the sidcwaU humorists get a Uttle exposure of their own production of some farcical voting propaganda riddled OTHER SOCIETIES 4 with errors. The Moderate Student Alliance also suffered a leading social commentator penetrates the myths from a right-wing image and the nast>' taint of the surrounding aid to impovcrislicd nations National Civic Council, The election was similar House Committee: L. BANANA RADIO 5 to last year's, witli Eugene Bradley, D. Phillips, R. two looks at Triple Zed O'Sullivan standing for a Jeeves, P. Steinheuer, E. second term as President, Fried, M. Podobnik. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE RED PERIL? 6 and John Herzog organising an individual view of the "lefl" from inside 4ZZZ Directors: L the right-wingers. Bradley, I. Dearden, E. GENETIC INTELLIGENCE 7 The students of U.Q.U. O'Sullivan, P. Steinheuer. some of the popular misconceptions/deceptions exploded also voted to secede from Anne Warner was elected ..A v^^^^^^^^^Hj the Australian Union of unopposed as Union Sec­ ^^*" » IRAN: US TAKEOVER TARGET? 10 Students in a referendum retary following the late could Khomeini's Iran be invaded? brought on by petitions withdrawal of John Herzog. from the right wing. 1142 DRUGS U voted for secession and 858 a 12 page Uflout that examines drugs from aU sides. against. Satire, cartoons, anecdotes and straight information PRESIDENT: about INTO THE SOS WITH MI-SEX 23 2,000 voted, Eugene O'Sul­ OUT an Oz band and its future livan polled 934 primary votes, then Leo Bradley REVIEWS 24 610; several "silly or NOW four pages on music, plays and movies informal party" candidates The AUS polled high. Homosexual DR. WHO??? 29 TREASURER: Hugh Samuel de Joggins (famous philosopher) writuig on Dalcklical MateriaUsm Zillman (922) defeated Research Project BRISBANE'S LIVING GUIDE 30 John Drew (765). your guide to food, venues and bargains GENERAL VICE PRESI­ DENT: won by this year's compiled by Treasurer David Phillips on preferences over R. Jeeves. MANDA EDUCATION VICE BIL€5 PRESIDENT: Won by Keith Horsley (967) defeating A. Walker (752) EXTERNAL VICE tv. DINNE:R PRESIDENT: C. Wathelet (82) beat M. Trigger (44) TtK Australitn Union of Students hts retMrched and compiled a homo­ UNION NEWSPAPER: sexual rtsearch project. The proiect documents discriminilion igtintt gey never-to-be-seen again studentt ind staff in Auttralian tertiary inttitutes, presents student attitudes ond experianctt, outlines work done by ttudent uniont on homotexuil rightt cartoon posters higMited and gi\fet concrete advice about bow to start a gay group on campus. Catt is this part of the campaign. SI.OO. Send order and money to AU.s., 97 Drummond Street. Carlton. Tim Low and Kjaz Perry Vic. 30S3. (1159) easily defeated Paul Australian Union of Students Kelly and Pat Byrne for the editorship (675). Apart from the Residency, this Confidential Typing position seemed to create most interest. all facets - assignments etc. OTHER RESULTS: Arts F/T reps.: V.Webb. prompt service P. Kelly, K. MacPherson, M. Roche. Phone Miss L Benns] 52 7724 Arts P/T reps: E. Til- brook, P. Byrne, S. Yarrow, R. Doolan, B. Harding, B. Raddatz PREGNANCY Commerce & Economics F/T reps: J. Wilson UovT Engineering reps: V. Brett, M. Passlow. Law rep: P. Applegarth i C®NTR0L TIME OFF: is a non-profit community Cartoonists: Matt Mawson, Tim Low, Music rep: M. Cole T BRISBANE newsmagazine published on a monthly Damien Ledwich Post graduate reps: R. basis, and distributed throughout all Typesetter Marie Blanch • Cole, D. Rassmussen, E. Brisbane Nevy»sagents and other selected Webb. outlets, Secretary: Bridget van Tinteren Science F/T reps: C. Advertising: Ian Dodd (telephone 3711611 CIRCULATING TO; Theatres, Cinemas, Rogers, P. Uoyd, J. Dixon. WOMEN'S PREGNANCY AD VISOR Y Restaurants, Music Stores, Galleries, Music or 3712568 Social Work rep: R. Venues, Libraries, Journalists, Public Layout Artist: Matt Mawson Connolly. & ABORTION REFERRAL CENTRE Servants, Government Officials, Teachers, Layout Assistance: Calvin Noack Staff reps, on Union University Lecturers, University Admin­ Bridgetvan Tinteren. • House Committee: M. istrators, and Students. PRINTERS: Queensland Times, Florence, J. Turner. 260 Brisbane Street, Ipswich SUBSCRIPTIONS: Individuals $4 for 6 Staff reps on Union HOURS issues (surface mail only). Institutions DISTRIBUTORS: Gordon and Gotch Pty Council: J. King, L. .$8 for 6 issues. Make cheques payable to Ltd., Brisbane Gormley. University of Queensland Union. Medical reps: D. Lacey, MONDAY 4 to Spm LIVING GUIDE: Free listings for in­ Time Off welcomes contributions and A. Vella, A. Dearden, P. TUESDAY 10am to 2pm dependent community organisations and lelters, but does not assume any respon­ Steinheuer, P. Landsberg WEDNESDAY 4 to Spm events are welcome. Telephone 3711611 sibility for unsolicited manuscripts, photo­ Delegates to AUS THURSDAY 10am to 2pm with your information. graphs and illustrations. Council: D. NaUon, E. O'­ GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE: Write C Time Off Magazine, St. Lucia, Sullivan, I. Dearden, M. FRIDAY closed to the Editor, Time Off Newsmagazine, Queensland, 1979. This magazine is Atterbury, D. Barbagallo, SATURDAY 9am to Noon University of Queensland Uniort Building, copyright, apart from any fair dealing A. Wyvill, D. Phillips, K. St. Lucia, Qld. 4067. for the purposes of private study, research, MacPherson, R. O'Sullivan, criticism, or review, as permitted under the P. Apfrfegarth. TIME OFF STAFF: Copyright Act, no part may be reproduced Members of Finance Editor: Robert Cameron •by any process without written permission. FOCAL POINT ARCADE 'B' Advisory Committee: L 249 Brunswick Street, Senior Journalist: Calvin Noack Enquiries should be made to the Editors. Bradley, R. Howell, D, Sunshine Coast Correspondents: ElizabetISSNh . 0157-0978 PhiUips, R. Jeeves, P, FORTTTUDE VALLEY Dimes and Greg Gillam REGISTERED FOR POSTING AS A Steinheuer, J. Drew. PHONE (07)521444 PUBLICATION CATEGORY B. Photographer: Nick Udovic Members of Union ]/che can be judged from wall scribblings; it's in danger , for anonymous innovators. Technology bos not yet The addition of "OK" to slogans Texans are living proof that first Ijecame noticeable In Northern Indians screwed buffaloes. Ireland during the early 1970s, as in: "Provo Rule, OK", referring Alaska to the Provision IRA. The "OK" was also adopted by the Free George Is there a life before death? Davis campaign. In 1975 George cemetery wall, Ballymurphy, Davis was given a 17 year prison Northern Ireland. sentence for taking part in a robbery and wounding with intent to kill. Those who believe in his innocence wrote the slogan Military intelligence is a contra­ diction in terms. Oeotj^ :^JluiS li IfiVc^tlTj OK Ministry of Defence Building, London all over the East End of London. Death is nature's way of telling The campaign was taken up else­ you to slow down. where and in May 1976 Davis was released from prison but not par­ Six Inch Chinese dwarf wishes to doned. In July 1978 he was sen­ meet person with similar interests. tenced to 15 years gaol for his part written 5 feet up a wall in a library at Oxford; in a subsequent bank robbery. underneath was written: P.S. This took considerable effort. I'd give my right arm to be ambi­ Women like the simpler things dextrous. in life — like men. Ladies, Chariton-cum-Hardy Christine, if you're reading this, we're through. God is not dead. He just couldn't find a place to park. Gents, Bermondsey. M mmmm0m0*im HMSMHMW Go gay — it's cheaper. Drink wet cement and get really Necrophilia lives stoned. Stick up for your Dad. He stuck contraceptive vending machine Leeds University up for you. Come home, Oedipus, a IS Free Wales - with every five forgiven. - Mum. There is no good, there is no bad, Qa'lons. The grave of Karl Marx is just Over my dead body. - Dad another Communist plot. there is only truth. - Have you charing Cross Road Sussex University looked ' out' the wiodow lately? Nothing to do here. And no one New York to do it to. «... , . u . .. Paraplegics, stand up for your Bexhill-on-Sea Cunnilingus is not an Irish airline, rights. Keep Britain tidy - kill a tourist. Keep things as they are. Vote Women's faults are many, Men for the Sado-Masochist Party, have only two: everything they Keep this bus tidy. Please throw Swiss Cottage say, and everything they do. your tickets out the window. Ladies, Liverpool. Tolkien was Hobbit-forming. mmmm0mm0m0m Oxford Reality is for people who can't Gravity is a myth. The earth cope with drugs. sucks. 60D Bm Swansea There was no way. Zen there was. ,.,, ,- j . VVhen God made man she was only A•mels^A Hypochondria is the one disease ^®^*'"9- I haven't got. Legalise telepathy - I knew you were going to say that. God Bless Atheism I hate graffiti, I hate all Italian food. Racial prejudice is a pigment of the imagination. Back in a minute - Godot Cambridge Columbis University, New York Southhampton This wall will shortly be available Don t vote - the Government will In paperback, Marijuana is the thinking man's get in cigarette. Oxford Mi IMMM British Columbia iMiMMIMMMlllMW Save trees - eat a beaver. Join the Army, meet Interesting Reality is an illusion produced Buy now while shops last. people, and kill them. by alcoholic deficiency. Londonderry. Bromley Religion Is man's attempt to Can you beat my total of 71 I like sadism, neicrophtlia and bestiality.
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