ARCHIVES Wednesday, January 13,1999 Campus Events. This Calendar column is open for notices of events on all BCfT campuses. Submissions can be faxed to 431-7619, sent by campus mail or dropped off at The Link office in the SA Campus Centre (down the corridor between the video arcade Link 311432-8974 and the vacant store) January 11-15 commitment fee for level 1). Wednesday, January 27 Unclassifieds ENGLISH TUTOR, Bachelor of Intramurals Registration Week. Nursing Level 5: Last day to Faulty Towers. 11:30am - Englsih. Bachelor of Education, BC apply for course credit 2:30pm. Gym. Contact Teaching certificate, ESL.Training, Friday, January 15 (exemption) < Recreation & Athletic Services for S. Bumaby Area. 433-5684 is the student newspaper of the British Columbia more info. Institute of Technology. Nursing Level 5: Fee deadline. Recreation Council Meeting. Medical Imaging Published bi-weekly by Next issue of The Link Technologist the BCIT Student Associalicn. Recreation Council Social. Friday, January 22 published. Permanent and casual opportuni• The Link circulates 3.500 copies ties for individuals with x-ray. ultra• to over 16,000 students and slaff. sound and mammography experi• Monday, January 18 P^ama Jammy Jam. Friday, January 29 ence. CAMRT, ARMDS, CPR required. American Marketing Deadline for submissious to the Electronics: Lasi day lo change Salary rates and conditions of Association Meeting. 7:00am. next issue of The Link. sections for shidents on modified Contributors: employment are in accordance with SA Boardroom, SA Campus programs. the HSA/HEABC Collective David Lai, Greg Helten, Centre. Monday, January 25 Andrew Dennison. Uz Gaige, Agreement. Carlos Assuncao. Erin Garlick, Electronics: Levels 2, 3, 4 and Powell River is a coastal located Lygdcl de Leon, Allan Antonio, SA Council Meeting. 5:30pm. American Marketing Co-Op fees due. 134 km north of Vancouver on the Samatha Tse, SA Boardroom, SA Campus Association Meeting. 7;00am. Sunshine Coast. Vedran Mominovic, Janet Yu, Centre. SA Boardroom, SA Campus Monday, February 1 & Paul Dayson Centre. Interested candidates should reply lo: Tuesday, January 19 American Marketing Human Resources, Powell River General Hospital. Managing Editor Electronics: Registration/ Association Meeting. 7:00am. 5000 Joyce Avenue, Paul Dayson Toastmasters. Public speaking Orientation for level 1 students. SA Boardroom, SA Campus Powell River, BC V8A SR3, club. 7:00am. SA Boardroom, SA News Editor Centre. or fax (604) 485-3245. Carlos Assuncao Campus Centre. Electronics: Winter Term Arts & Culture Editors begins. SA Council Meeting. 5:30pm. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE David Lai Last Day to withdraw from SA Boardroom, SA Campus Positions:Personal Financial Advertising Representative classes and receive a full refund Tuesday, January 26 Centre. Analysts/Management Liz Gaige (less $200 commitment fee). Trainees (Full-Time) Distribution Manager Toastmasters. Public speaking Tuesday, January 26 Positions available: 6 vacant Last Day to apply for course club. 7:00am. SA Boardroom, SA We are NorthAmerica's leading mar• credit (exemption) and/or Campus Centre. Groundhog's Day keter of financial services. We are change registration to audit currently looking for self-motivating entrepeneurs, with integrity, confi• status. Nursing Level 5: Last day to Toastmasters. Public speaking dence and enthusiasm to join our As a member of withdraw and receive refund. club. 7:00am. SA Boardroom, SA team. Must have a strong interest in Canadian University Press (CUP), Nursing Levels 1-4: Lasi Day to Campus Centre. the financial services industry The Link adheres to CUP's withdraw from classes and receive Code of Ethics. Knowledge of Chinese or other lan• To this end The Link a full refund_J^less_^$20S^ guages would be a definite asset. A will not publish material deemed comprehensive training program will by Ihe editors or steering commillee be provided. 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FAX,«m HOSTIL ,«,.,6M.»«« ;6«7-5«18 HOSnt 754-5323 FAX/im,754.5582 EMAIL cambie ecambiehastels.com WEBSrrE: www.cambiehosfels.com JANUARY 13, 1999 2 THEUNK NEWS Carlos Assuncao SA Declares Campus Cleanliness Their New Years Resolution A president Stephen Diebolt opened the council meeting with a resound• Sing "Happy New Year." Campus Cleanliness started the week of January 4th, to be held once a week on Wednesdays. SA is having trouble round• ing up a sufficient amount of volunteers. A minimum of 45 minutes and all black attire is all that is required to do your part in keeping the campus clean. Anyone inter• ested should go to the SA Office and sign up for Campus Cleanliness. • Preparations for Winterfest activities are near completion and promotion of the event begins next week. Dunk tank expenses are within budget so it looks as if council executives will be taking a dive (because no one else wants to). The Pajama Jammy Jam is planned for the 22nd of January. A duck race is going to take place in the creek running through campus—if affordable rubber ducks can The portable that has been home to the Brown Bag. LYGDEL DE LEON PHOTO be found in time. If any one has informa• tion on where inexpensive rubber ducks can be acquired please contact Steve Diebolt at the SA Office. • SA executive director Stephen Miller Brown Bag's future in quesUon made a motion for the SA to purchase a corporate pass to Science World. The CARLOS ASSUNCAO explained Richard. pass would be a service available to all Link News Editor As an instructor, Richard worries stu• dministration has scheduled meet• BCIT students. For $500 the pass will dents will have to take their coffee and ings for January 18 to discuss the entitle five people to enter Science CIT Administration wants to tear lunch breaks at another cafeteria. The Afuture of the Brown Bag cafe. World through the memben's entrance down the Brown Bag Cafe, a added time of changing oul of their cov• SA president Stephen Diebolt and execu• free of charge, free admission to B portable structure housing a eralls and the longer walk to other cafete• tive director Stephen Miller will be meet• Omnimax and free admission to special cafe/diner primarily servicing trades stu• rias will take away from his time instruct• ing with representatives of BCIT admin• events taking place at Science World. dents. However, the students, instructors ing the students. Boilermaker, Heavy istration Terry Milligan and Amanda The purchase was authorized by the SA, and staff who are customers of the Brown Welding, Piping and Automotive are Hill. although exactly how the pass will be Bag feel strongly about keeping facility among the trades whose students and "Administration is meeting with repre• available to all BCIT students was not and vow to fight any attempt to close it. staff (500 full and part time students) rely sentatives from the Student Association arranged at the council meeting. John and Vicky Vasiliadis lease the on the Brown Bag. on the 18 of January to discuss the issue," space and have been running the business Tamara Kurbatoff, an automotive stu• was the only comment Milligan was will• • Computer System Technologies (CST) since 1981. They have created a friendly dent, is eager to show her support for the ing to make. students made a presentation to the SA and comfortable atmosphere for students cafe. According to Miller, one reason for requesting funding for their Career Day. which can't be found anywhere else on "We (trade students) don't feel com• administration's desire to demolish the Ed Finch, Anita Norman and Adrian campus. Vicky recently received a letter fortable in the other cafeterias. People cafe is their directive to rid the campus of Glover presented their case successfully from administration informing her of here are friendly, they'll sit down and portable structures. and a motion lo donate $1,400 to CST their intentions to demolish the structure talk with you. Another reason is the As information becomes available was unanimously passed by the SA. in June. Their reasons as stated in the let• Brown Bag is cheaper than anywhere from the administration on this subject BCIT's Administration promised to ter are the costs of repairing the aging else on campus," said Tamara.