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So here goes: [of them will Be wear CRACCUM is not the official Too many people in this world rui Bing more than a jo in Brad’s Barysphere............................. 15 puBlication of the Auckland : will have Been suBj University Students’ Associa­ around, only concerned with their getti : Police Beforehand Camelcomicality ............................... 10 tion Inc. or of the University of from point A to point B. More often than m RENTED to Being \ Auckland. Both Bodies may not they aren’t even aware of the time thi sent to a search - yc Chaplain’s C hat.................................. 21 endorse or agree with opinions spend in between. Later they will probal enting, more th a n h i expressed within CRACCUM. do you not consent Cheep E ats................................. In5 fact the Editors may not, wonder where their time went. Hence Classic C ars.........................................18 themselves, endorse or agree or familiar feeling that ‘gosh this month BACKGROUND even have read what is express­ fast!’ This also makes for a lot of 1975 - M .O .D . Crossword .......................................... 19 ed within CRACCUM. And did necessary anxieties. Worrying about tl is so much fallacy From the Archives............................. 20 you know that CRACCUM is future won’t change what will happen. I! it should Be called th 6l years old? only ACTION that will create change. a law been so misund Gig Guide........................................... 14 Address: 2nd Floor, A.U.S.A. Postal: CRACCUM, c/o Why not enjoy the present and let tomoff!011rch you that (or justf a startsPohc€ Horrorscopes .................................... 20 A.U.S.A., Private Bag, row come... tomorrow. ! and let them? If I Auckland. me a look in your Maori Column....................................17 CRACCUM is puBlished by the This week Craccum takes a medical ap tretogo. You would On the P lo t.........................................18 Auckland University Students’ proach and looks at the disease AIDS you would Be m ore Association. Other features include You, drugs and th chy°u> (Because he > Out There.............................................4 Phone: 390-789 ext 840 (when Police; Luis Palau; and an interview witha ihasno ^ore9n8ht to the phones decide to go). Not the President’s Report.............. 11 Editors: David Ward, Victoria ex-Craccum Editor. Also watch out forth Jiifhesays^eisnoo Turner, Patrick Stodart, Ewen new-look Polly Ticks page. L saying that doe! Polly Ticks........................................ 11 Smith, Kerry Hoole, Derek Enjoy your week...' Kh you - unless of c ReadaBle Lettuce....................... 22, 23 Craig, Rachael Callender. only way they can Advertising Manager: Wendy V icki Tumi rch warrant and with Religion ............................................. 21 Lawson, Ph 390-789 ext 841. searching you under Typesetting: BarBara Hendry mse Of Drugs Act IS Sports ............................... Printing: Print19 Corp, Tauranga. .*-------------------- 1 | search now But hav< Womin’s Page................................... 17 O'Uirt' But t0 the Con ' ve’ search warrant, or cm cw CS)^ igned By Parliament D & e w W 'J K e a c t ’. It was not me Features assing ‘likely lookinj ^ rh e n challenged, tl out between one anc Helpers and contriButors: AIDS: The Wars W ithin............ 12, 13 Wayne, Carl, Sasha, Miriam, drugs last year B ut ( Vicky, Gort, Wendy, Droid, gtly for ‘hard’ drugs Caption Competition.......................... 4 Alexa, AU NORML, Yatz. iver to ‘Briefly’ detail Hugh C ook..........................................7 t is all (and not inte Luis Palau........................... 16 Muslim.................................................21 The Kiwi Tavern.................. 4 CRACCUM staff meetings You, Drugs and The Police .................3 every Monday at 1 pm in the “PuBlications” Office. Any in­ terested creatures are welcome. h no* v o « v «««Vi« « 't'"5 0 tftwc.'. U * rv\t 9 9 $ ° 'f-GiLyou ftOod-r /my u > s T te A Qj^‘ SCENA , T v . " 'TO 4 0 * Pp ‘Ullc us a loc ys>' ■J.-* MtK'TO f t6. /.art VO'S if r H fctH WWWA U graBB lV0 U / * ^ ' TptMO SO — OUCE (so they k.£oM£5 To THE Worlds /V-Tt)/ weapon: Pp ‘Di 9 0 lYC ctffl U ‘Ofi [/J>c YOtxW CpiU NOT C< c m oH -CWfjpfr) w arrant l\ y ^ * 3 Pp ‘L< U ‘I k legal au Pp ‘Li i ’ll d o : U ‘O f write dc ------- IlS IK S S r me, I w At this threater CRACCUM APRIL 6 1987 doesn’t YOU, DRUGS AND THE POLICE )f Craccun ; MYTH-USE OF DRUGS ACT 1975 or SOME A WORD ON CONSENT NORML rains indu a FACTS FOR SURVIVING THE CONCRETE This implies that they should really ask you, they don’t, y once-lon GLE. they TELL you or just start searching. The trick is to ac­ NORML is a civil rights group. We are here to Back you of this.Bii tively ‘not consent’. Tell them to stop if they have started. up. If you have had your rights violated, contact us urgent­ tyear over 16,000 NZers are going to get busted. Most GraB your bag Back. Take their hands out of your pockets. ly. We are recording cases of Police misuse of their comment ( J Be young, 16-25, many will Be students and nearly Tell them to get out of your car (you should have locked authority (especially M.O.D.) and want to hear from you. [of them will be wearing a criminal conviction for it). Make it very plain to them that this attempt at a search If you know of anyone else who has had their rights aBus­ ng more than a joint, roach or a car full of smoke, has NOT got the authority of your consent. ed, get them to contact us, please it is very important. world rui will have been suBject to an ‘unwarranted’ search If we are to show how widespread it is we need documen­ heir gettii . Police Beforehand. Just aBout everyone will have WHY YOU SHOULD ALWAYS STAND UP FOR tal evidence. The Auckland Council for Civil LiBerties is ten than n< RENTED to being searched (99.9%). NoBody has YOUR RIGHTS also compiling a complaint list so you could contact them e time tl sent to a search - you have a choice! If people stop It’s Been ten years since the Police have had M.O.D. 18/3. as well. rill probat enting, more than half of these Busts will stop. ‘So In the last three or four years it has Been their mainstay NORML meets on Campus every Monday at 1pm in the i do you not consent?’, read on. for their ‘on the street’ interrogation. The Police have got student council room and information is available from . Hence tt into some very Bad haBits and it will take some massive, Graham (AUSA President) next door anytime. Our month w( BACKGROUND ON THE MISUSE OF DRUGS continuous effort to retrain them. Unless you get off on Bustline is now answered 9-4 weekdays or ansaphone Ph i lot of i 1975 - M.O.D. fascist trips it is your moral oBligation, your duty to do (09) 389-206. g about tl is so much fallacy and myth concerning this Act your utmost to stop this violation of your civil liberties. happen, should Be called the Myth-use of Drugs Act. Never If you think ‘I’ve got nothing on me, why hassle, I’ll let GET PSYCOACTIVE - JOIN NORML a law Been so misunderstood. Are you under the im- them search me then you are a mug and a wimp. A mug, change, on that if a Policeperson says that they want to Because you may very well have something on you that Sensimelliarlly Yours . id let toiD( h you (or just starts doing so) that you have to stand you have forgotten aBout. Lots of Busts are for a seed or and let them? If I came up to you and said ‘Hey, a roach. Don’t wimpout, stand up for your rights me a look in your Bag’ you would tell me exactly everytime. It’s not always easy, sometimes the Police can medical to go. You would Be a fool to let me search you Be very overpowering, really intimidating and it’s difficult >ease AID! you would Be more of a fool to let a Policeperson to hold your own in an argument But stick to your guns P.S. A.U. NORML’S HARVEST RAGE IS ON FRIDAY 'ugs andtl hyou, (Because he wants to Bust you). A Policeper- Annie, and keep questioning and challenging their powers. 24TH OF APRIL IN THE CAFE. BE THERE OR BE view with has no more right to ask you to consent than I have, It works, 9 times out of 10 the Police will give up and STRAIGHT.
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