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I editorial -1 letters I \ 1, Is there any truth to the rumor that groups of Link students are circulating written statements to the effect that they disagree with the statements published by the Ihe Editor Student Association? Could they be the students who have boycotted'Council meetings on the grounds that the Is there any truth to the rumor that theadministr- council was apathetic and ineffective and afraid to take ktion of BCIT is bargaining away the interests of the a stand? Are these students in its current dealings with the staff Society? a stand? re these groups pretending to be speaking Are the students to be sold out by the second floor just for dletechnologies when refly hey are &st to suiet things down for a me? Has the acbninistra- reflecting the views of a very few students (orperhaps tion asked the students for their opinion on any pending instmctorsp 4re the students to get the shaft because the idministration won't stand up to the Staff Society? Is there any truth to the rumor that themembers of the Student Association who were loudest in com- I IS there aW truth to the rumor that the Students plwabout the lack of a quorum at recentmeetings re preparing to demand a voice on any committees that a were the first to leave last meeting? And leave it in Many of you are no doubt wonder- kre set up to advise in the management of this Institute? a position of having to opera% without a quorum. Is the Student Association at last prepared to move a position of having to operate without a quorum? ing about the proposed Instructor'$ lorward demanding that their wishes be respected before Is there any truth to the -or that at a pa* strike. There have been numeroud kCiSiOnS are made? IS the Studkt Association likewise held in New Westminster on Saturday, January 18th, a rumours and half truths tossec prepared to put forth their points of view to the Staff member of the administration said to a first year Society? student of BCIT "If you nm for student council next around which further confuse the year. ...I will make sure you don't get a vote. . ."? . issue. Though Iam no experl IS there any truth to the rumor that one technology Cauld this be an example of a-inistrative interference is preparing to circulate a petition requesting that one ia student polities? men this student does M for on this incident myself, I will Df their instructors be changed and that the students who medfice the Student Assetion rrill that put forth views and opinions whicl take this particular course next year won't be subjected amstmtoruse influence to sllray any votes? I have gathered over the past to that particular instructor? Will we stand for it? Is theStudentAssociationmoey couple of months. Though man] an issue?Jim Britton 10B2 instructors are reluctant to div; The Editor I also hope that those people aren't afraid to say that the ulge any pertinent information, Staff Society is not fully backed by the instructors in have learned that the vote of con- sirs: * . Business, Engineering and Health. They may belong to the Staff Society but the nucleus of the Staff Society are fidence at a recent staff societj I notice that Jim Britton did not comment on the instructors who are not attached to any technology and meeting turned out in actual fac fact that on Thursday, January 23rd. while the just how interested they are in BCIT is questionable. to be a strike vote. The vott Staff Society was conducting its strike vote, some They aren't directly responsible for any specific group representatiye s of the Staff Society paid a visit to of students so perhaps their interests lie only with was 83% in favour of strike anc the SAC to explain their viewpoint on affairs at hand. themselves. Our instructors in Business, Engineering 17% against. It seems the instr- Perhaps, in the seclusion of the darkened lounge and Health just aren't taking part in policy decisionsin uctors are fully prepared to wall the S.S. even though they are the vast majority. the picket line if their demands Perhaps they were attempting to solicit the support I know that most of our instructors are interested in of the Student Association. Neither was there any the future of BCIT and I sure wish they'd speak up. are not met. I personally takc comment on the tact that the meeting was tentatively this action with mixed emotions set for the Villa where there would be less chance The working conditions of instructors will affect the class- Emotionally I am all for the of being observed or overheard. Perhaps, in the room condition of students. The instructors have it seclusion of the darkened lounge "deals" were to be made. pretty easy now and the students have it tough. Iguess instructors; however one doesn' I certainly hope that the Student Association can maintain that if things get better for instructors they getworse il its present posture of mature neutrality. have to be a complete jerk to , for students. Some instructors have been asking students realize that we the students arc to fill out "evaluation" forms in the past years. Some Perhaps I should put the question to Jim Brittonasto instructors even read them and tried to improve their being used as a weapon by the how concerned the Board of Governors is with the teacu methods. I certainly hope that the S.S. in its instructors at the bargaining table students here., I certainly hope that in years to come collective agreement, will demand that all instructors I we won't have to appeal to the Board because both use these forms to improve their lectures and as a Should the instructors decide tc Administration and instructors are so concerned with form of self-evaluation. strike our studies will be inter. their own "rights" that students are neglected. The Student Association should remind both groups rupted or suspended for an indef. I hope that no one is afraid to mention the factthat some that students are a vital part of BCIT. init e ti me. instructors will vote for a strike so long as the skiing is ' Are we going to just sit here ai good. R. Semaj 35B1 a neutral party and risk our ed- I ucation at the expense of a sense- ' Audiences at the Playhouse Theatre Centre are being less bargaining impasse? treated to the first show of 1975 in the form of OF THE FIELDS, LATLEY. Asequel to last year's LEAVING HOME, OF THEFIELDS LATELY is proving +* -+e++ that it can stand on its own and is adding a whole new can Saw dimension to the Mercer family. - - and are interested in t extra money apply to t The pley, by Canadian writer, David French, concerns t Jacob and Mary Mercer, a working class couple in t nancy harford at the t 1961 Toronto. Their eldest son, Ben returns home for his Aunt Dot's funeral and attempts to break 1 student association t of is offices in the sac building down the wall tension that ever present, through L--*+--+-- t invisible, between his father and himself. The play comes alive as the actors skillfully and realistically portrayed the dramatic theme of family division. Powys Thomas is superb as Jacob, Mary portrayed by Florence Henderson, is likeable and heart warming. Together these two make a couple who are close and who have a relationship basedon years of trials and successes. Barney 0' Sullivan as Uncle Wiff comes acreoss with sad resrtained en- thuisiasm that is just right and Kenneth Farrell as young Ben Mercer displays the right amount of total frustration and helplessness as he realizes that the wall, which had been begun when he was only 12, is now no nearer to crumbling as it was then,.

EDITOR ...... BRUCE OKABE OF THE FIELDS LATELY is well worth seeing if only - PATJONES because of the reflections of your own family life ~VERTIISNG ...... KAREN HUHTALA that you will see. Some word spoken, some small ,. actions of the characters, all help create the feeling thay you are watching your own family life unfold. TYPING...... VERONICA TIMMONS Remember, the whole world is a stage and the PHOTO D-WP-OR.,..TED EDWARDS ' inhabitants are the players. Thanks the cast, director and writer of the fields ~OToG.-.,...... -./ DENNIS JACOBSON to lately is a classice example of this. . ROLANDKOKKEa OF THE FIELDS, LATLEY WILL BE RUNNING AT THE DOUG SI'EPMJDE PLAYHOUSE EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 1 FEB. SEEIT! CONTRIBUTORS.....MARION BENJAMIN MARIAN BENJAMIN

I BIAF*RAHOUSE -BY: MARIAN BENJAMIN OR FLUSH TWICE ITS A LONG WAY TO BRENTWOOD These are just a sample of out to local estaurants, drive- the 243 "Short one-liners" that go r etc; to get some sort of What can be do-ne? This All this boils down to is made up the 79 telegrams that went ins, a large WaitiWxSme; onewhichis nutritional meal. is a question that students have asked to Mrs. Eileen Dailly, January 14, F o o d bills themselves since September. played by everyone concerned. 1975, as part of the kick-off to Whatever the answer, something Paul Polson, Accomodations Officer OPERATION BUG for this type of "nutritional EILEEN. meals" are averaging around must be done! Students cpn not for BCVS refuses to make a comment Brentwood House students, led by on Brentwood House. Graham Fane $185-$209 per month. For the go on living in this sort of student rep. Brian Lunt, aBCIT traditional poor student, this enviroment. BCIT student liason, who has taken Administrative Management is creating severe financial on Brentwood House as a personal student fed up (excuse the pun) with problems. This is whereOPERATION project, rather that part of his

Department of Education inregards ~ BUG EILEEN DAILLY comes in. pb comments "That it is a shame, to the food situation at The telegrams went to Victoria that the parties that profess to be the Residence, decided to try In November, another ,serious the Vancouver Sun picked up the concerned can not come up with and get some action. At the aspect to the food situation reared story, so did the Province, andthe a solution". Senior residents of time of writing, the only word its head. Two students were Brentwood students were getting Brentwood House make the statement that has been received from admitted to hospital with illnesses the publicity they had been crying that the building should be returned for so long. Whether or not the aged, and the BCHC Victoria is that Mrs. sDailly traceable to poor food habits - to is away and the telegrams have in effect, malnutrition. As a a direct result of this publicity says that they are dong all they been put on her desk. MEANWHILE, result, several students with the a meeting was set up between can (Which- in fact they are). STUDENTS GO HUNGRY!!!!!!!!!! concerned help of a few Burnaby the students of BrentwoodHouse You have already read some of citizens who had some knowledge and Mr. Fletcher from theBCHC. the students at BrentwoodHouse's Everything looked a little more comments; others make these of the Brentwood situation, initiated promising after that meeting comments while they wait, and wait, For those of you who don't , OPERATION GOURMET. Gourmet yet know of the situation that meals .they were not, but for but the remedy for the food and go hungry ...... presently exists at Brentwood a $1.00 a day, students, in the situation is still dependent on House, here goes. There are midst of final exams, could eat getting a subsidy from Victoria. "MISS A MEAL A DAY FOR approximately 243 students living a hot T.V. dinner. It was If that subsidy si forthcoming quickly, BRENTWOOD STUDENTS" at Brentwood; 50% BCIT and better than a A&W Burgers or Brentwood House residents can be 50% BCVS. When they moved MacDonald's french fries. Operation eating properly inFebruary. If "OUR WEIGHT HAS GONE BANANAS in, most of them were told that within Gourmet died out as the residents of not, maybe next year's students ORANGE YOU GLAD WE BROUGHTIT UP" a month there would be some Brentwood House went home to will have food. "CRAVEN FOR FOOD" sort of food services in the good meals over the Christmas residence. This statement has Holidays. Thanks for the Meanwhile, in an effort, to help alleviate the financial "WHO NEEDS XRAYS, WE CAN since been denied by the British attempt anyway!!!!! ! Columbia Housing Commission, worries of the students, the COUNT OUT RIBS" the provincial agency that runs Now, in January, there Canaba Student Loan Department, Brentwood House. They have an is still no fqod, and not even through the Department of Student obligation, they say to the 30 odd . any quick remedies in sight. Services and the Department of senior citizens who still call Students still -use hot plates, fry Education has said that students Brentwood House their home. pans, etc in their rooms. While may apply for further assistance need be. Also, the BCIT EDITORS NOTE: This is not an issue, most of the doing -so, they are riskingpossible if students agree with this statement. eviction from the residence. Student Services Department is WHY NOT SUPPORT THE Students are experiencing both physical presently lobbying for a total BRENTWOOD STUDENTS. However, the issue is that and mental problems from the lack grant from Victoria to bringthe GET TOGETHER AS A TECH there is still no food services of food. In many cases, marks amount paid for room and board AND WRITE MRS-EILEEN at the Residence. Students are are suffering , and instead of by Brentwood House residents down DALLY AND TELL HER TO paying $80.00 a month rent for residence students having the from approximately $250.00 per MOVE IT ON THE FOOD SITUATION. a one room apartment with en suite best marks, many are not making month to $140.00 per month. it through. THANKS FROM THE plumbing, but without any food BRENTWOOD STUDENTS. facilities, students are havingto

TELETHON 1975 DO.YOU REALLY CARE ?? BCIT CARES - that's what you have been seeing hosted Centre and it includes a 20 by 40 foot hydrotherapy all Over campus these past few weeks. Do you know pool, Physiotherapy , gymnasium, kindergarten, what it is you are supposed to care about? and speech therapy facilities. The Variety Farm at Ladner too has been helped by monies raised by Variety Telethon is a fund-raising campaign sponsored Telethon, this is a residential agricultural training each year by the Variety Club of Canada and supported Centre for mentally handicapped youths. by the BCIT student body. It is because the students at BCIT care that prompts them to volunteer to man These, and many more, are the ways in which our the telephones during an entire weekend to accept Caring and social consciousness provide hape and . pledged money from people viewing the show. It is encouragement to those less fortunate than ourselves. , because they care that they devote time and energy to We spend two years at BCIT not only learning, living o~dzingsecurity, typing, posters , tickets, a dance and but hopefay giving; giving because we do care! organizing security, typing, posters, the tickets, a dance and so much more. It is our manpower that BCIT Coordinating Committees which still need help makes it all possible. But not only by working on from you are as. follows: the actual production of Telethon itself do we show we care, we have all been asked to skn over our Marlk Cousineau - Telephone Coordinator Caution Accounts and this way we help financially. Tel: 433-8347 By signing over your Caution Account you have a Brian Sakamoto - Ushering Coordinator, 524-1574 alreaQ raised over $11,210 and there's more to laura Cockburn - Concession Stands 277-67422 come to swell this magnificent demonstration of Bob Price - Box Office Coordinator 299-5883 your generosity. We must not forget too to thank Brenda Haddow - Typing Coordinator 434-8167 the instructors for playing their part by allowing Stewart Hilton - Poster Coordinator 980-9084 the Telethon organizers into their classrooms to ask :or Caution Account donations. If you want to work on any of these committees just phone the above-mentioned coordinators, they will The event of Telethon will take place in the Queen be happy to hear from you. Elizabeth Theatre on February 22nd and 23rd with full coverage by B.C. Television Ltd. network in By Veronica Timmons B.C. It will be broadcasted to 94% of B.C. Telethon Publications Coordinator

THEIRISHROVERS Who are you helphg children, handicapped, under- - TuRNJm privilectged, and those suffering from cereb'iai palsy. KAY BLAKE EMbiONS any tampering with fire safety equipment Tbese cbildren are helped because facilities for PAUL HORN treatment &cation are being built the ( IE. FIRE HOSES AND EXTINGUISHERS) IS AN INDIC- and with BIG MILLER money collected. The centre we helped raise funds ARTl JOHNSON TABLE OFFENCE AND WILL RESULT IN PUB BEING for in past years is now operational , this is the CIDSED DOWN. Lower Fraser Valley Cerebral Palsy Association's i Harvey Blanks, one time football player for University of Washington, turned professional actor.

In his first Canadian appearance, at our first pub of 1975 Harvey put on an excellent performance. He acted two of Edgar Allen Poe’s Short stories The Black Cat, and I The Tell Tale Heart, and kept the audience stuck to their seats the whole time, eyes glued on Harvey. At one point two girls got a little scared, jumped up scre- aming and ran and hid under a table. That’s how power- ful this show was. This pub is an example of one of the ‘different’ shows we are putting on this year to supplement the entertainment scene at BCIT. So why not come out even when you haven’t heard the name of the act before- trust us, we work for the students and in your interest. Note This pub was an open pub to students of any age, but none under 19 came!! CLUBSWEEK ByPaulMinnett Displays: * diving Motorsport Ske Club- Swapshop Ski Ski Club - Swapshop Scuba Club Photo Club Whistler Lodge

Chinese Student Association Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship Ballroom Dancing Amateur Radio Film &e & Tina Turner concert Hiking Wed-Friday last week was the official ‘Club’s Week’. Although not a huge success, something was achieved. People became aware of some of the clubs on Campus. THAM(S go out to Sheryle and NOlson of the Arthur Murray Dancing School for Dancing, and to Greenberg and Loptson Motors and Jon’s Pizzarama for the organe sports car in the Motorsport Display.

FILM CLUB SCHEDULE b.5 Play It Again Sam - Woody AI Feb. 12 Magic Christian - Ringo Starr, Peter Sellars

Feb. 19 Watermelon Man, - Godfrey Cambridge

Movies are on Wednesday at 12:OO in Room 129. Admission 50C -A DEAL ANYWAY YOU PICTURE IT -

YOU MAY WONDER WHY WE ARE SHOWING YOU A PHOTOGRAPH OF AN EMPTY ROOM! WHAT YOU SEE ABOVE IS THE

PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT IN THE SAC BUILDING - STARK NAKEDLY BEREFT - OF STAFF!

AND THIS IS HOW IT COULD BE NEXT YEAR IF WE DON’T GET A GOOD PUBLICATIONS TEAM READY THIS TERM TO CARRY ON PRODUCTION NEXT YEAR.

CY NOW I HOPE YOU GET THE PICTURE! :T COULD HAPPEN IF WE DON’T GET WEDSLSDAY - FEBRUARY 5TH AT 12~30FOR AN: PJELP - NEXT YEAR YOU WON’T HAVE UPX, OR POSTERS TELLING YOU WHAT’S INFORMATION HOUR G0EIa;G ON IN AND AROUND CAMPUS. FHEWE WON’T BE A YEARBOOK FULL OF WHEN WE WILL TAKE YOU ROUND THE DEPARTMENT MEMORIES OF YOUR YEARS AT BCIT. AND EXPLAIN HOW WE PUT IT ALL TOGETHER AND, IF YOU WANT TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR FREE CAMPUS TIME, COME AND LET’S GET AT THIS POINT IN TIME THERE ARE ONLY A WORKSNG TEAM GOING NOW. Y‘WO STAFF MEMBERS FROM FIRST YEAR WORKING IN PUBLICATIONS. THERE IS SOME JOBS AVAILABLE NEXT YEAR (AND MANY WAY THEY CAN CARRY ON,THE JOB ARE OPEN RIGHT NOW): OF PRODUCING A NEWSPAPER, A YEARBOOK, A DIRECTORY AND POSTERS. EDITOR OF LINK THESE THINGS DON’T JUST APPEAR CO-EDITOR THEY ARE PRODUCED BY DEDICATED REPORTERS SWiPENTS WHO USE THEIR CAMPUS-FREE PHOTOGRAPHERS 2’IMI: TO WORK TOGETHER TO BRING YOU WRITERS (WEEKLY COLUMNS OR ONE TIME ARTICLES) ~NP2RMATIONIN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER. WRITERS (WEEKLY COLUMNS OR ARTICLES) TYPISTS AND PROOFREADERS LAYOUTPEOPLE FIRST YEAR STUDENTS - WE NEED YOU - ARTISTS ”KW. COME AND LEARN WHAT WE DO CARTOONISIS 43% WGW THE PUBLICATIONS WE PUT OUT ROSTER PRINTERS {AND YUU PAY FOR) REACH YOU, ON: By: Veronica Timmons \ THE IKE AND TINA TURNER REVUE Friday Feb. 7th

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THE FUNKY SOUNJX OF STONEBOLT WILL BUILD UP YOUR EXCITEMENT UNTIL THE FAMILY VIBES, THE METTES AND ME AND TINA EXPLODE FOR 80 MINUT'ES OF THE TURNER'S BRAND OF RAW, PRIMWIVEMUSIC!!!! NO AGE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS CONCERT.

STUDENTS $5,- ADVANCE AT TNT I foto funnies

.. .. Yea though I w& along the coast of death I shall fear no evil because I’m so hungry I’m gonna die anyways.

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By Dave Stephen --Beginning a series of bi-weekly columns can be disconcerting at best. It started out being - and I hope it stays - _a -mexture of ?pinions, information, criticism, humor ... in general, just an irkeresting bit af reading. However, when one begins ... do you give very righteous opinions, or very humbleones? Are you careful not to hurt anybody’s feelings, or do you take pen as sword? Do you sensationalise events and attract readers, or just report, and bore them? Well, I suppose in the next few months we’ll find out! Whatever it does, I would hope this comer of the paper will provide you with a few minutes entertainment every will provide you with a few minutes entertainment every two weeks. Now, on to business . . . Collective Bargaining: The faculty members are still at the bargainingtable --Everybody on campus must know by now that the in the process of negotiating their first contract. Ike & Tina Turner Revue is coming to BCIT on Whispers “,’ strike have been drifting through the Friday, February 8th - and that’s great, very corridors of BCIT for the last several weeks. At exciting. It is definitely a coup for Operations the last council meeting all representatives unanoum- Manager, Nancy Harford and Co. to have bodred such ously agreed by resolution, that our primary concern a major act, as it will bring outside people onto campus is the Educational Objectives of .BCIT students. with their dollars. (another strike for capitalism!). Council then struck a committe to ipvestigate both The idea here being that these people will return for union and management positions, in areas ‘that.may other BCIT sponsored events, to spend their dough. become contentious. Council agreed that no statements Also, if this concert is a success, (sells-out), it will regarding their position on specific issues would be Pave the way for other big name acts to come here. made until the issues have been thouroughly investi- Yet, even with all that considered, someone has either gated. At the present time there is no specigic a lot o f nerve, or knows something the rest of us don’t. issues that have come to an impass over tha bar- honing that the limit of people alloFed in the gym at gaining table. Although the Staff Society has expressed $s:50, YOU don’t halle_to be in E&E to discover that concern that they would like to bargain continuously the take is around $114,000. Then consider in order to speed the date for a finial contract. the price. of the I.&T.T. (hmmm, Something about those Students are in the unfortunate position of being between ~ms...)Revue, and bringing it up here, accommodation, union and management. The event of a strike is not meals, (this is an exclusive engagement), sound system, in the picture ...... today, that is! If the instructors do lighthg and SO on, and you are loo- at a total Of decide they have reason to withdraw their services about $l5,000, at least. Thafmeans there are going it most probably would be selective disruptions of to have to be a LOT of outside people, together with classes, ie Business today , Health tomorrow. the BCIT crowd, just to break even. I certainly hope for their sakes, that the fiincial risks involved are Students are the group that would suffer most from a nor@ it. (Understand please, that I’m not concerned selective disruption of classes, and we will keep on with making a profit, but more, IF it does top of this issue. If you want any information or want to flops, BCIT get ‘blackballed’ as far as bringing in other express you opinions come to th SA Offices or the big name acts go? And who wdd ‘absorb’ the Council meetings which are held the lrst and 3rd financial losses? Tuesday of every month. ( ?o’clock SAC Cafeteria) .. If your opinion is Qing to get out, then come to Coun- --Fanatical followers, (and assorted freaks), of cil; the meetings are open, exercise your freedom CKLG-FM, will be glad to know that the station of speech. (E&E AND INSTRUMENTATION). Our is changing its format to one of “adult“ program- strength is our unity! ing, (read CFM), according to very reliable Whistler Mountain BCIT Ske Lodge sources. So much for the stoned ponies of the WHISTLER MOUNTAIN SKI LODGE air. The lodge is finished and no one seems to want --Have younoticed that the letters section of this to use ti. Very few people have been making reser- vations! --Have you notices that the letters section of this The lodge has it’s own cutlery dishes and basic paper always seems to have a letter from a appliances...... and beds! If you come up, you will Jim Britton? Have you noticed that every need a sleeping bag or some bedding of some sort. sentence is a question? Or that every second Reservation s and payments must be made in advance question starts with “Is there any truth to the at the SA Offices. At ihe present time no more than rumor. ..?” (or ’tumor’, or ‘fumor’, depending 25 people will be allowed to stay at the lodge at one on how the typesetter feels). Why does Jim time. This is because not all the beds are completed Britton insist on playing 21 questibns on the yet. Posters are up around the school, outlining the letter page? And is there any truth to the rumor policies of the lodge. Mps of how to get there are that Jim Britt011was an unsuccessful candidate availabel in the SA Offices in the SAC. for’president last year? Perhaps he skipped his English class in school when they were learning SAC BUILDING letter writing? Does anyone really care? Ah At a recent meeting between the SA and the admin- well, at least the man writes! (good on you Jim!). istration, a committe was set up to study the policies --This whole kidnap/ransom circle involving C&S’s of the SAC Building and to recommend future needs. ’Roadrunner’, (yes I know, - Beep Beep), and The Board of Govenors will receive the reports and Mechanical’s ‘Sam Stud’ is getting out of hand! will determine priorities for any decisions of mafor Actually, I don’t think ‘Sam’ or the ‘Road’ will signigicance. ever suffer from being ‘just another pretty face’. British Columbia Association of Student Unions And whoever ends up with them - do us all a favor - KEEP THEM. On 13,14 & 15 February, members of the Student --If you haven’t heard yet ... the 2nd year Radio Association will be attenbg a conference at the people in the Broadcasting Tech. are now University of Victoria. The conference will have programming to BCIT every Monday and Tuesday delegates from the majority of colleges and universities from 11:30 to 1:30 and up to 2:30 on Wednesday. in B.C. Topics of discussion will be; Student Services As of yet, they can only be heard in the north ( what services do students need?) Inter campus foyer - although there are plans to have the SAC communication, block bookings for concerts, students set up with speakers soon. (Or as soon as the DPW bus passes and student input into college governance. These discussions with external resources are very set up with speakers soon. (Or as soon as the because we are haveing similar policy discussions DPW gets around to it). internally on the BCIT campus. --By the way, if ,you have something you would like to say, or want to comment on anything I have said, The New Buildings please drop me a line, care of the Link Office, The contractors were on strike but now they are SAC Building. Thanks! hack to work. Students are meeting with the archi- tects this week to review the plans and to determine 6x9 . “What do you get if you cross a cowboy and whether they are suitable from a student’s viewpoint. a gourmet?” Thes new food facilities are an area of particular ‘Z’ : ”what?” concern. ‘X’ : “Hopalong Casserole“. IKE &TINA TURNER BIOGRAPHY

ME & TINA TURNER Revue producing and recording it, says Ike. Well, Itookthe ME AND TINA TURNER Biography Kings on the road...doing shows with Howlin Wolf, B.B..King The &e and Tina Turner Revue is acknowledged through- and people like that ... and somehow I ended upon down in out the world to be one of the most exciting and most St. Louis. Around 1956, I was playing at this nightclub charismatic phenomena in the entertainment industry today. and through very unique circumshnces I met Annie Bullock Audiences, critics, and record buyers in the United States the future Tina Turner! , Canada, Europe and the Orient have hailed Tina, Ike, The Ikettes and their gifted musicians, The Family Vives and have made them the subjects of international adoration wherever they perform or wherever their disc product is played. ”Out front the spotlight and the eyes of the auiiience I was going to night clubs with my sister. Ike was working are hugging Tina Turner, funG and beautiful and the em- , at one that we used to go to all the time. Well, I used to bodiment of volatile sexuality, as her husky-edged voice aske him to let me sing...he’d say O.K. but never call me tailors the lyric of a song to fit her as closely as her low to the stage. One hight he was playing organ and the dru-. necked dress”. . mmer put a microphone in front of my sister for her to So Tian has been described by a major reviewer and after sing. She said, NO, so I took the microphone and started nearly two decades of dedicated labours along the Chitter- ling Cigcuit-, masterminded by the multi-talented Ike, the Turner’s brand of raw, primitive music has been discovered and now idolized by a broad new audience and has brought -singing. Ike was shocked! When he finished the tune, he them across-the-board and certainly well-deserved success. called me on stage, and I did several numbers with them ”%e late and great Jnis Joplin once called Tina,“my fav- that night ... later I joined the group. ourite singer”. Those lamented American institutions, Life Magazine and Look Magazine, plus such prestigepub- In 1959 Ike wrote a number entitled Fool in Love fofa lications as Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Ebony and Newsweek, singer, who never showe up for the record session. But have saluted Ike and Tina with multi-page spreads, sellout Tina was familiar with it, and fille in since studio facilities appearances at top showcases in ,Las Vegas, New York were paid for in advance. And Fool in Love turned out to and other mahor spots, plus guest performances on just about every major TV variety program, all have lured a be a hit. huge audience into digging what- the “R E A L ” thing is, Then came the Phil Spector-produced “River Deep, Mountain and where it “R E A L L Y is at. High”, which was a huge hit in England, and then an excl- Like many American blues/soul groups, Ike and Tina were usive contract with Liberty/UA, Inc. Their “Come TO- originally discovered by the English. “River Deep, Moun- gether” LP, with the hit Beatle tune and their version tain High” made little impression in the USA compared of Honky Tonk Woman, climbed high on national charts. to its English reception. Released in 1966 ,it immediately And of their album, “Workin’ Together” everything that was shot to No. 1 on British charts. keandTina were oneof started with the earlier album jells perfectly. the few groups asked by the Rolling Stones to accompany them on tours in England and America. Asamatterof Ike turner has been an important figure in R&B for the fact, Tina has been referred to as the female Mich Jagger. last twenty years ... He and Tina are aboutto get theirs. AND Ike Turner was born in Clarksdale, Mississippi. it’s none too soon, if you aske me. Since then it has been one hit’ after another includinga single, “Proud Mary”, and an album, “What Your Hear “I played on an old piano in a church lady’s house. She would IS What You Get” that .have achieved coveted gold record let me play if I would cut wood for her in return. At that status. time I didn’t really-know what a piano was. All I knew was that when I pushed down on the keys it made a sound When Tina is not on the road being, the hardest working that I liked. After picking out a few notes to Blues in young lady in show business today, she is ‘the defiiitiue the Night, -and other tunes that were popular at the time, I homemaker, cooking and watching over Ike and theri four ’started to beg my mother to buy me my OF! young sons.

Ike, well he spends practically every waking moment at his When school was out that, year I came hone with my report famed Bolic Sound Studios in Inglewood California, where card full of good grades. I walked in the house and there it dedicates himself to his music. Not only does Ike produce was.... a new piano and she said it was all mine! This was the Ike and Tina porduct, but-also his own discs and those the real beginning of my career. .of THE FAMILY VIBES, THE IKETTES AND JUDY CHEEKS, After teaching himself the piano, Ike started performing a young vocalist protege of his and Tina’s. in school plays and impromptu recitals for friends, rel- atives and anyone else who would listen.

Then Ike Turner put together the original Kings of Rhythm. layed locally ar first, but as their reputation grew, Ike and Tina Turner, needless to say are thepride and they Mgan doing recording sessions and cut ROCKET 88, joy of United Artists Tecords, and record exclusively Ikes first R&B HIT. for this label. UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS AND TAPES ROCKET 88 was a big financial score... but some dude at the record company beat me and I only got $40,- for

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BUM BEEF Atmosphere: , Garlic-scented. Tablecloths patterned to Atmosphere: Lots of vinyl upholstery, 25-watt tkhting, bide blobs of spaghetti sauce and candle w real napkins. Service: ,Ifyou insist. Service: , Staff decide where you sit, pretend to suck up to *Sample menu: Famous Italian dish known as “pizza”, you like crazy. Free water offered as a come-on. invented by accident when somebody ate the paper plate Sample menu: , Soup of the day ( at a guess, last Wednes- on which cheese, pulped tomatoes mushrooms or toadstools, day). Steak Gladys on Diane’s night off, avec pommes and fishtails, had just been scraped. Icecream stuffed with frites (French for “Don’t be afraid of the potatoes”) et rubber gragments. Usual travesty of coffee. Price around les frozen peas. Strawberry shortcake with strawberries $3.- per head. If you eat here again, you should get it fresh from the can, where the chef does most of his shop- examined. ping. Wine chilled sufficiently to make a brass monkey anxious, bottled in Gastown last week. Coffee notbad, and you get to fill your pockets with breadsticks. Price range: ,Suggest Household Finance open branch office in foyer.

Creedyguts’ recommendations: Stay home and boil your- self an egg! , intramural sports

FLOOR FUN IN THE GYM! defintion and floor hockey provides it. Half time score 3-2 for the Hockey Night in Canada has Electrical Engineers. It was not nothing on the fast and furious until half time that the Hotel game that took place in the SAC Technology players discovered that Gymnasium last night (Tuesday the team they were palying won the January 20th) when the Hotel-Motel the team they were playing won the Technology took on the Electrical trophy last year so into a huddle Enigeering Technology team. I they went to deternine strategy. ’ finished up with a bruised ankle Have you ever wondered what they and a blck eye - and I was only say when they go into a huddle, a spectator! There I was sitting well I have and I thought I (cowering is nearer the truth) WOULD LET YOU IN ON SOME SPORTS- on the floor of the gym trying manlike strategy: “We have to . to report my first major sports get the big guy” and “I rather assignment of a game the rules fancy the blonde by the wall” and of which I knew nothing! “Come on boys get your stick in the By now you have probably hole”. (Perhaps I should have looked at the bottom fo this article covered the SAC Executive Meeting to see who on earth would report going on next door). When I asked a floor hockey game without knowing how the game wasplayed(takhg the rules! If you are a serious my assignment seriously) I was hockey fan, read no further, if you told “you just get in there, and are not well ...... mash heads and score”, so now you Backtothegame. After the first five now. minutes I realized that many of the I nthe last half the tension palyers knew as little as the game began to mount and sticks swung as I DID AND I MIGHT AS WELL wildly and so did the players, as I did and I might as well Hotel Motel was just no match confess here and now my bias was for the Engineers and the score towards the Hotel Motel team, you jumped to 4-3 then 5-3. The see this is my Technology and that puck raced from goal togoal while is how I came to be sitting on the those two brave men at either end floor of the Gym pencil and book vainly tried to plug the net with poised on my knee. Anyway, their bodies, and bodies somersaulted all those guys running around with in the air. Were these my gentle sticks in their hands trying to get quiet classmates I began to wondet what looked like a baby Michelin asr elbows hit guts, feet stamped X tire into a net struck me as a rather odd way to spend an on feet and heads were mashed evening but, when I lookedfurther all in the attempt to get the puck and saw some of the rolls of fat into the net?! wobbling away I understood part The whistle blew and the of the reason for the pastime. illustrious referee declared E&E5- Not that these were a bunch Hotel Motel 3. Well, it was a of obese food vendor fed students, good game and next time if the there were some rather shapely editor will let me near the game legs and muscular torsos yo hold I will bring my shin pads along, my attention! Not to play but to protect. Seriously You know , we students really though, if you want to see some do need an outlet for the pent up excitement, flesh and fun, come to frustrations, the mental pressures the SAC Gym it is all there!!!! and sheer physical relief from By Veronica Timmons ‘

FLOOR HOCKEY PHOTOS BRIAN POLLOCK

It is unlikely that very many staff members will read this article so would the students that read FLOOR HOCKEY STANDINGS this please pass on the following message. JIM VERNER DIVISION “Staff members are welcome to participate in the Intramural E&E II 2 Sports Program”. We know of - MINING 0 at least one instructor thatplayed MECH. 0 hockey with Hotel/Motel last year THESHAFTERS 0 and it is not uncommon to see HOTEL MOTEL 0 them playing tennis, table tennis or jogging on the track. But more ROCKY FARRELL DIVISION could be doing more. All they. have to do is sign up. ADMIN II 2 Current and coming events FII~ANCEI&II 2 that might suit the instructors PUBLIC HEALTHII 1 include a curling bonspiel, tennis MEDLAB JJ 0 tournament, snooker tournament, ALUMNI I 0 ice hockey, floor hockey, volleyball, 3 on 3 basketball and either softball ERNIE IANNACONE DIVISION or soccer. Not all of these activities are for the very young BIO SCIENCES 2 or the very fit. Some sports FORESTRY II 1 like floorhockez are a little C&S I 0 rough and will not suit everybodies OP. MAN& CHEM&MET I 0 tastes but many contests are less physical INSTRUMENT.&SYSTEMSII 0 demanding and can be played by anyone. E&E I 0

The soon to be held curling , PHIL HENDERSON DFISION bonspiel is a good place to debut your talents so would the FOREST PRODUCTS I 2 Ms. Deans and Mr. Tiddles BIO MED I&II 2 please get your ass in gear and COMPUTER I&II 0’ out of the office. An all staff BUILD II& MARK I 0 team or two has to be good for BROADCAST 0 a giggle. CHEM& MET’JJ 0

By Bruce Klaver The powderpuff football event VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS Medlab girls. Medlab 2 currently i 1 INTRAMURRLS I has 2 volleyball teams and they GORDON THOM DIVISION CURLING BONSPIEL “have - yes, you guessed it - refereed a fine game. Bio MED a floorhockey team. I am sure ENVIR HEALTH 8 The Bonspiel dates Feb. 15-16 seemed to trying to prove something if more girls could skate they would MARKETING I 2 has a 32 team limit, but there in the first half against MED-LAB have had an ice hockey team. X-RAY 2 are a few openings left. Please running up the score but Med-lab I wish more females in FORESTRY I 0 get your team names into’me as rallied back in the second half BCIT would follow the example set to final score 15-1. Admh 2 GERRY LLOYD DIVISION soon as you can to get a position by Medlab 2. There are a lot in the bonspiel. defeated Mechanical 1 4-2. of all male technologies in BCIT The floorhockey games are BIO SCIENCES For these WHO WANT MORE GIRLS INVOLVED IN 6 For those curlers interested played on ,Tuesday nights from THE PROGRAM, FOR EXAMPLE I have COMPUTER I 6 7-1O:OO in the SAC Gym. had a number of requests from BUILDING II 4- floorhockey team to play Medlab2 MARKETING II 2 Bravo Medlab and good luck in the MEDLAB “A” 0 Dlavoffs . TERRY FIELD DIVISION BADMINTON BUILDING I 4 and would probably be wothwhile floorhockey I hav; moved the Winners of the doubles tourney COMPUTER II 2 to attend to refresh your “curling basketball times to Wednesday is Danny LO and Gunther Matthews. SURVEY I&II 2 memory” and to pick, up a few 11:30 - 12:30. The league is They were challenged to play this HEALTH DATA 1 going over quite well considering pointers from Bud. Bud is the week against Phil Henderson and OPERATIONS MAN II backbone behind this curling bonspiel it is a new addition to the Graham Fane. 0 and would like to thank him for Intramural Sport Program. I ICEHOCKEY DUNC MCPHERSON DIVISION his enthusiam and initative in know the teams involved are enjoying After a well deserved rest the project. themselves and fortunately the on the holidays the hockeyplayers MECHANICS II 6 Picture Day The picture day calibre of basketball is fairly even. are back in form. On January MED LAB I 3 will take place in the Committee 11th Forestry, a continued their MED LAB “A” 2 Room, SAC building, Feb. 18&20,’75. VOLLEYBALL unbeaten streak by beating E&E I 2 This is a chance for any team Two of the top teams in the C&S 1 8-1. Pete Findlay and C&S II 1 involved in the Intramural sports league batted it out last week in Simon BIRCH 1 3 ON 3BASKETBALL . to come in as a team and get , what can be described as “ fierce Simon Birch refereed a fine game. their picture taken. These pictures competition”. Survey 2 took the Forest Products came on strong 4 will be presented at the Intramural first game but C&S 2 rallied back and defeated Instrumental Systems TODERIM TO BIG-TO SMALL 4 Sports Banquet on May 1st or in the second game to win. The and Bio Sciences 8-5. WOODCHIPS 2 you will receive them afterwards. rubber match was controlled by On the 15th Hotel 1 and 2 L.A. LAKERS 2 It would be a great momento Survey 2 whosegoodpassingplays defeated C&S 3-1, Forestry A II HEFNERS BARES 2 of your friends and teammates and spikes won them‘ the game. defeated Forest Products and INDUSTRIAL 2 when you leave the Institute. Ben Smiley refereed thdgame and Marketing defeated Forestry II ANIMALS 0 Unfortunately I will be forced was forced to take unnecessary B 15-11 continuing their fine play. XRAY VISION 0 to charge about $1.00 per person abuse from C&S 2, who proved Gordon ‘Champ’ Rothwell, 0 due to the unexpected cost of the to be bad losers-a switch from head referee for ice hockey, wants BEER BUMMERS 0 project. Our photo director football where they were good to know when his referees will STARS * MINING 0 Ted Edwards quoted various winners. sign up. Each team was supposed II costs from $400 to9650 depending There will be games from to submit 3 players to referee BLUES 0 on the qualitv .af the Dicture. 12:30 to 2:15 for the rest of the and I have only received names ICE HOCKEY STANDINGS They wil be photos season. There has been a from about five teams. Please and I am sure-you will find they member of get your referees in. DIVISION “A” will be well worth the dollar. number of defaslts lately soplease On the 18th Admin II defeated FORESTRY “A” 12 Your sports rep will let you know make an effort to come out to Chem and Met I AND I1 3-1 C&S I 10 the time to come in. the game-I promise you will have in a clean hard-hitting game. HOTEL I&II 7 a good time. Goalies Gordon ‘ Champ ’ Rothwell FOR. PRODUCTS I&II 7 FLOORHOCKEY and Eric Mitson both played strong MARKETING I 6 The fast, crunching, exhilirating, MED LAB 2THEGREATEST games to keep the score down. SURVEY I&II 4 spirit of floorhockey is underway Med lab 2 this year has a There are two new female CHEM & MET I&II 4‘ and this season could be the reputation in Intramural Sports additions to the ice hockeypicture DIVISION “B” best ever. There are 22 teams circles as being the “greatest”. andthey are Christy and Debbi.e. enrolled with a minimum of 16 They are the mpst energetic and They have joined Finance Iand II FINANCE I&II 11 players each which totals about enthusiastic group of girls in the and they could prove to be BUILDING I&II 9 350 players. Most teams are school, organized by their sports ‘healthy’ additions to the clubs. MARKETING II , 9 practicing on their own andlook rep Lynne Boule. I have heard through reliable INST. & SYST.& BIO SC. 5 quite impressive. sources that Christy was a figure ADMIN II 4 Bio Science defeated. The, skater and I am sure Debbie FORESTRY “B” 4 shafters 5to 0 in a good clean can take care of herself. Good c&sn 0 game. E&E 1 and 2, over By Gary Holte luck to the ice girls. powered Hotel Motel 5-3 in what Intramural Sports can only be described as a Chairman “spirited ” affah. Paul Stevens - NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS On the 25th June, 1974, the RCMP at Penticton found FLEFA GORDON by Hal Hickey the hmposed bo9 of a young female in aheavilywood area near N-ta. The body would havebeenplaced at the scene any time from the 1st November, 1973 to the An outrageous parody of yesteryear’s superhero, Flash 1st May, 1974 approximately. Gordon. The author goes on to explain; “Wefedthere is no further need of the idol image of the past. We feel White female, about 18 to 22 years of age, long brown there is a need for a comw approachto the costumed superhoe0 hair, about 5’7”, 145 to 155 lbs. Forensic odontology there is a need for a comic approach to the costumed superhero examination gives the following information: ”he dental of the past. With this in mind we created Flesh Gordon. fillings are of quality with no tartar deposists. It appears the deceased originated from the above-average OrighaUy, Flesh Gordon was intended to be an ordinary income group and was’ an aware dental patient. Sbe may run of the mill porno flick. But theproducers, writers have had mose mmr orthodontic work as a younggirl. and directors decided to go one step further ,exploiting both male and female sexual relatioms alike, as well as There is a possibility that she was a student in the Lower eapturiaS all the imagination and adventure of the original Mainlmduea,~,ifanyaoeh.sinformationeoacerningtha Flash Gordon. identity of the deceased, please contact Cst. M.E.GARNEUA The 61m defies the imaginatim as we are beseiged of the RCMP Penticton, or your nearest RCMP Detachment. by strange beasts as the penisoarus, strange plants led by the penis fly trap, very strange people with thelikesof Flesh. Doctor Feu Jerkoff, Prince Precious, and his band of merry men. One mustn/ GLORIFIED HASH of merry men, the amazing Perverted Wang, ruler ofthe 1 large onion planet Porno and you even have a giant monster straight out of the Legend of Sinbad with a voice straight out of the 4 tbsps. butter interior decorators’ han&mk. 4 cups cubed raw potatoes There is even a plot to contend with as our friends board 4 cups cubed cooked beef a giant ??? (well, you’ll have to see it), to battle Wang’s half tsp. worcestershire sauce evil sex ray which is plunging Earth into carnal chaos. 2 cups hot water Fort~mately.or unformately, as the case may be, this brand 3 tbsps flour of chaos was never observed in the original Flash Gordon. uarter cup cold water The movie is short, one hour and ten minutes, and salt and pepper to taste obviously cut to R. W. McDonald’s satisfaction. Even so, Method: it has a great gathering of weird special effects. good and Chop onion fine; cook in a 10 inch skillet in butter until bad alike, animated and realistic including the classic cigarette golden brown. Add potatoes, meat, salt, pepper Worcest- lighter flame for the exhaust of the powerful rocket. ershier sause, arid water. Cook until potatoes are tender. Thicken gravy with flour mixed to smooth paste in cold Flesh Gordon is currently playing at the West Van water. Heat thoroughly. Makes six servings. To serve and New West Odeon for $3.06 a head. 3 cut quantities in half. Sounds logical doesn’t it? BASKETBALL While the men were winning their invitatid at borne tbe women B.C.I.T. travelled to Puget Coyrrs stormed to 3 victories sound College in Seattle for their .ad 1 close loss in a touraament first post-Christmas action and pbyed at WC. h tbe first dropped a 96-72 decision to a tall eoatest QII the 17th BCIT razed talented American squad. Down UBC Senior B in 51-19 inferno. *@-st the half Co-Captain Christine Lockerby ran out of gas. . Big George Otto led the Cougars mtb 14 points and and Rich Jones were slowed down 10 rebounds. CentreSandy somewhat with each possessing . Machurin piled in anotber 13 4 fouls at the half. The refer- markers to go with 10 more eering was very tight and BCIT boards. E&sa Bergstrom com- took many a rough call tallying bined aggressiveness on the up a horrendous 35 infractions boards, stole tbe ball four times in fouls alone. P. Sound ganged the boards with 4 men and also and added-another 12 . Co- forced BCIT into many a turnover. Captain Linda Lockerby got only For the Cougars, George 4 points but commanded the Otto scored 24 points and bagged defensive rebounds on both sides 13 rebounds, though limited con- - to end the game with 7 defensive siderably by the early foul trouble. to go along with 1 offensive Petar Novakov alsoplayed well , boards. Margo Wallensteen was scoring 9 and gatherine in 6 outstanding at guard with 6 big rebounds. Rich Jones scored 6 steals to go with 4 points, 5 and had 8 rebounds before douling boards and 6 assists. Margo out. Also scoring 6 were Dawson was simply amazing defensively Brenner and Doug Schweers. was simply amazing defensively The latter led theassist too. The Debbie’s (McBride, brigade with 6. Gennaro and crobett) added another two Magistrale stormed the boards each. Judy Bertoia added two for 8 rebounds and added 5 points assists and 3 steals to the Ed So0 and Bob Heavenor added In playing well defensively the 5 each too, mostly from.outside Cougars made 4 fouls in the con- The whole team was able toscore test as well as commandeering with 2 each from the hands of the back boards for a season high Connie Stannus, Norm Slavik and of 51 rebounds. A1 McEwan. In spite of it all, we still shot a respectable 40% After an hour’s rest the Cougars and cleared the boards 49 times. stalked the floor again for a 45-30 triumph over Kelowna’s Senior A Linda Lockerby scored 18 Squad. Star of the contest was Co- points to lead B.C.I.T. to its Captain Linda Lockerby with 16 second straight Totem conference points, 13 defensive rebounds victory in beating out Douglas (team high this. year) and a 55 % College 42-37. Linda also led shooting binge. Sister, Tina the women on the boards with piled in another 10 points to go 10 sweeps as well as 2 steals along with 9 rebounds as well as and two assists. Laura Wilson playing aggressive defense. was out scoring in the first half Forward Edna Bergstrom played and added 6 points. Christine perhaps the finest offensive half by Lockerby, Sandie MacLaurin, and any Cougar this year, coming off Debbie Corbett each scored the bench to shoot 9 points for an another 4. Sandie also con- oustanding 63% shooting average tributed 8 rebounds. Tina and and 4 steals. Sandy McLaurin Debby gave us another 5 rebounds scored a further 6 at Centre Saturday morning Cougars were The final contest saw BCIT nose each, the latter being extremely followed by Alyce Oswald and upset 36-33 in a sloppy loss to out Kelowni again for a 39-33 aggre‘ssive defensively. Alyce Debbie Corbett with two each. W.W.S.C. Gayvees. Though verdict. Linda Lockerby came Oswald scored 3 points but Margo Wallensteen did not score defensives and 21 offensive grabs through again for Cougars with commanded the centre position at guard but sparked the offensive the girls were unable to score, a 10 point outing. Defensively with 10 boards. Edna Bergstrom 6 assist to go with one offensive shobting a disappointing 2997,. Linda piled up another 12 rebounds with 2, and Margo Wallensteen rebound and 7 big defensive ones. Starring in defeat was guard , while smashing around the Alyce also boarded well at centre Laura Wilson. Laura scored 9 with a single, rounded out the , . Kelowna end to go along with 4 BCIT victory. Star athlete with 7 rebounds as well as planning points and stole the ball 9 times. fouls. Centre Alyce Oswald for 3 important steals in the slot. Poor girl, though as the ball got Karen Morley hooped 9 for ~ poured in another 10 points and Douglas in a losing cause. 35th the 4w0 shooting the girls away from her 10 times as she kept the Opposition outside, where Though shooting only 30% for the combined 45 rebounds with a took some heavy checks from the they were forced to shoot poorly. game, BCIT kept Douglas away season high of 38 defensively. American side. Linda Lockerby Sandy McLaurin also added six added 6 points but her strength from any real threat with 45 \ points as well as six rebounds to grabs again was on the boards with keep the centre spot under out . .__) 10 defensive rebounds and 5 control. Tina Lockerby added 5 offensive ones for a game high of points hd 10 big rebounds, also 15. Alyce Oswald at Centre scoring 5 was Laura Wilson at smashed in another six points to guard to go with 5 assist and 5 complement 6 rebounds. Guard quick steals. Margo Wallensteen scored 2 points but waded in for 9 more Debbie McBride, with 3 points, rebounds in playing a tough and Judy Bertoia with three game in the slot. Sandy rounf6d out the Cougars scoring. McLaurin +ed down another Again‘ the BCIT girls played well 8 rebounds to go with 4 points. on the boards with 30 defensive Debbie Corbett rounded out the and 18 offensive grabs. Our scoring with a pair. Thegame shooting performance rose to a cost us the championship but we shooting performance rose to a were able to come back a couple fine 38%. of hours later in our final game 7 extramural- sports L

While the women Cougars Cougars hosted a tourney in continued to win, BCIT men found Mens Basketball the 17th and Douglas hard to handle (as was 18th January. On Friday evident last season). Tartans WDDS AND ENDG” evening Cap lano edged Dgoulas shipped in some ineligibles and were able to sneak away with a evening Capilano edged Douglas 83-77 triumph. Manager, Stan by single point at the buzzer a Markowski was protesting the in a topsy-turvey match. BCIT then took the floor and game for over a week before it was played but to no avail. lmoeked off Okanagan College of Kelowna 77-65 in atoughgame. Anyway, Petar Novakov was a star for BCIT ofpnsively at 41-25 at the half, Cougars Down forward rimming 22 markers, blasted Okanagan apart with .a 18 in a hot second half. Petar 52-24 second half massacre. &mro Magistrale was a mad also assisted twice as well as clearing 6 boards. Star forward cat leading the second in- Rich Jones hauled down a record half rally with 12 points 11 rebounds 19 rebounds, dcored 16 points, I for a game total of 13 and 12 and assisted. 6 times. The respectively. Though foul- out late in the game.! Captains his performance by calling 5 fouls Rich Jones and George 0th but big Rich dished out many contrhhd 12 and 10 boints, an elbow to Douglas forwards wti~b ana ?( reDounds before leaving. Centre George res-veb. Petar Novokov Otto got 4 fouls in the early going caged dl bis 8-14 points in that and had to retreat outside for his Sdhlf bo, to lead all BCIT 11 points but, still collected 12 Smh, D.Wson Brenner added rebounds. Reserve forward 8 PO~~Sand was fo~owedup with Ed Thiesen also started and played 5 each by Doug Schweers well with 8 markers to help out a Al MCE-, 4 from Ed Thiessen 7 rebounds. Doug Schweers McRrm, 4 from and Al Ed also counted 8 from his guard :an be part of it all during the upcoming season. . . . ‘miessen and Eds00. Scinqeers position to go with 4 assists. In the athletic department itself, badminton birds are .Is0 eolmted 6 assists as is position to go with 4 assists. itill very rare . . . . One thingthat’s nottoo rareare becoming frequent. Bruce Doug found the going’tough with Baudea led the Caps in defeat sua1 rovingplay. A1 McEwan and Norm with 21 points. Slavik added 4 each while Connie ~- Stannus VdDawson Brenner came Curling through with-a pair. Genaro BCIT curling club participated in Magistrale arrived late but still the first half of the Totem Con- hauled down 9 boards, 8 in the ference League Bonspiel at Prince second half alone. It was a George. The men’s foursome of tough loss, but the way we had skip BILL RAFTER, 3rd MIKE been playing of late, it should be WEIR, 2nd BUD HARBRIDGE,and our last loss to the Tartans of lead BOB JANICKI tied for first Douglas. place with CNC of PrinceGeorge. BCIT’s rink encountered few pr- oblems along the way clubbing Malaspina 11-3, Selkirk 8-2, Caribou 10-3, and finally ending Okanagan’s Sunday n orning at 12-8. ( the score being close due to team hangover). In the main eventer, we lost a last rock upset to the host club. The team feels we should win the second half round to advance to 4-West compsetition The ladies section saw our girls finish second in an equally fiie Slind Nadine Glass Janice Reid, and skip Terry Pallant finished second behind Kamloops Caribou College. BCIT waxed Malaspina but suf- fered an extra loss to lrst half champion Caribou. Easily the class of the Bonspiel, our girls feel confident they may. take it all at Castlegar in the last half , of the Bonspiel. The mixed category produced a 2 win 3 loss record for the BCIT foursome of

Sylvia Grozdanich, Mary anne 11 Turner, Scott Cameron; and Ray NOTICE Hustad. Their losses were quete quite narrow. THE LINK STAFF WOULD LIKE TQ FINAL STANDINGS FIRST HALF I MEN’S THANK THE CANDY- BEDFOOT- BCIT 4-1 BALL FAGGOT WHO MADE OFF i Malas 4-1 Caribou 3-2 WITH $600,- WORTH OF CAMERA cnc 4-1 EOUI~TMENT OVER THE CHRISTMAS Selkirk 1-4 Okanagan 0-5 HOLIDAYS. THIS FOOLISH PERSON MANAGED TO GET INTO A LOCKED ROOM AND RIP THE PADLoCKs OFF WOMEN’S OF THE CUPBOARDS. WE WANT CARIBOU’ 2-0 - THIS STWF BACK!!! YOU STUDENTS ’I BCIT 1-1 MALASPINA 1-1 MUST REALIZE THAT THISIS YOUR MIXED MONEY THAT PAYS FOR FOR THIS CARIBOU 4-1 EQUIPMENT. IF ANYBODY KNOWS cnc 3-2 WHO DID IT, WE URGE YOU TO BEAT - BCIT 2-3 MALASPINA 2-3 THE SHIT OUT OF HIM, AND RETURN 1 selkirk 2-3 THE CAMERAS. THANKYOU. OKANAGAN 2-3 I HEWLETT&'PACKARD DAYS

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