Stu·Dents Have to Dish out More by LAURA CURRIE Tuition Is the Only Revenue Good Buy," He Stated

July 5, 1991 Memorial University of Newfoundland Volume 42, Number 24 Stu·dents have to dish out more By LAURA CURRIE tuition is the only revenue good buy," he stated. money last year. Now they '!'9m~as~~ Students, once again, will the university has control The possibility that there have to pay one hundred dent aid was in 1984," he have to deal with a tuition over. The rest is from govern­ will be another tuition 'in­ extra dollars. I don't know said. '"That was an increase hike for the upconitng fall ment grants," he said. crease in the winter semester where a lot of students are of 100 to 105 dollars per semester. An increase of ap­ Squires said the possibility has not been decided. going to come up with it," week. That does not keep up proximately 15 percent is of students not being able to Squires said, "We have not Ryan said. with the cost of living." what Memorial students will attend Memorial because of confirmed that decision as Ryan said student aid does have to pay. For full-time the increase is .. difficult to yet. It is unusual to raise fees not accurately cover the studies, students will have to predict" and partly depends in the winter semester. At the costs that students have to pay an extra 100 dollars. on the employment situation moment, there is no decision deal with. According to Harold in the province. to do so." Squires.Memorial However. Squires em­ Geny Ryan, president of University's director of bud­ phasized Memorial's tuition the council of the students' jets and audits, the increase rates were not high com­ union, said it was "very pos­ is not surprising. pared to other universities. sible" that there will be a 111.e increase is a result of .. Our tuition is still the decline in enrollment. the financial problems that lowest compared to all the .. It.s going to 11m1t acces­ the university is having. We universities in the Maritime s ability to the university. have to increase revenue and provinces. It's still a very Students hardly had enough Canadian Federation of Students CSU to host conference

By STEVE BARTLETT .. One of the big things is we'd have a concerted effort. This weekend the Council student aid. The CFS is con­ This would help us plan the of Student Union will be cerned because student different campaigns for next hosting the Canadian loans haven't increased since year," he said. Federation of Students At­ 1984. The organization has A lot of students in this lantic Conference. done up a proposal that will university wonder where the Attending will be between both increase the amount of CFS fees they pay when they 40 to 45 delegates from other student loans and save the register go, Ryan says that universities in the Atlantic government money. Another students see 1t all the time provinces. Representatives big issue is tuition increases. but don't realize it. from the national office of the In Newfoundland unemploy­ ..All year long the CFS has CFS will also be in atten­ ment is soaring, we have an campaigns that are set by the dance. aging population and the delegates at the national con­ CSU President Geny Ryan traditional industries are ference. Some examples are said any CFS conference is starting to fade away. Stu­ the opposition to the 3°A> sur important. dents need access to an af­ tax on student loans, .. The conference we are fordable education so they women's issues that were in­ hosting will deal-with many can put something into their spired by what happened last important issues. At the last hometowns and province, so year at the Ecole Polytechni­ national conference a major they can be competitive que." Eating to become topic was 11m1ting the scope when applying for jobs. Soon Ryan said Memorial stu­ • of the CFS. A lot of people people won't have the money dents pay about $40,000 a think the organization is be­ to come here." year to the CFS... Each stu­ even more expensive coming too broad. It is not At this weekend's con­ dent pays $2 in the fall and By LAURA CURRIE with the Nova contract," that they don't think all the ference delegates will discuss winter terms. The service Effective September, as a Ryan said... Of course, we're these issues are important, the feasibility of forming a that the CFS provides is very result of the changeover from not satisfied with the costs. but it has to be decided what regional office. Ryan said this valuable." Marriott to Nova food ser­ They're a bit high, but you is accountable as a student may benefit the universities Concerning this weekend's vices, there will be a 14 per­ have to consider that 45% of issue." in this region. conference Ryan feels it cent price increase for the meal plan is labour A major concern of the CFS ..All of the schools 1n this should be .. productive be­ residence meal plans and a costs." is equality and the acces­ region are experiencing the cause of its big agenda." 1O percent increase for cash One student in residence, sibility to a university educa­ same kinds of hardships we operations. unhappy with the increases, tion. Ryan feels this are. We all have peripheral For Memorial students in said, .. I understand that run­ encompasses a lot of topics. locations and 1f we joined residence the 19 meal plan ning such an operation is will cost them $1038, the 14 costly, but how am I sup­ meal plan will be increased to posed to stay in residence $995, and $942 for the 10 when the $1680 I get 1n stu­ meal option. dent loans doesn't cover the _This week in the Muse Geny Ryan, president of cost of room fees and meal the Council of the Students' plans, let alone tuition." Union concurred the in­ Another student com­ - pg 1, well, you can see for yourself creases were a bit high but mented, .. I don't know why said the Nova corporation they bother to have cafeterias - pg 2 more news was the least costly alterna­ on campus for the students. tive to the university. The typical student can't af­ -Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers '"The thing is that Nova was ford the prices now." -cartoons the lowest bidder. Overall, the package was cheaper 2 July 5, 1991 The Summer Muse

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UWO taking heat Vice squad censors A.IDS education

TORONTO - Academics The exhibit included books weren't touched, including making the display subject to code, agreed. say London's police force and pamphlets on the AIDS one with a naked woman "community standards", "With an issue like have attacked freedom of ex­ crisis. and was intended to spreadeagled on a bed. said acting investigator AIDS ...it might be so impor­ pression by censoring an show students a wide range "I asked him to say why David Lucio. tant to educate people that AIDS awareness display at of information about AIDS those (gay) ones were Afterdaysoftalks,thetwo you would want to have it in the University of Western and its cultural implications obscene." Miller added. "He parties reached a com­ more public space," he said. Ontario. that isn't in common curren­ turned to me and said 'Per­ promise: the four posters "That's why I'm so The London vice squad cy. sonally. I find this would go back into the ex­ astonished at the actions of claimed four posters in the Miller said. "It was a way of disgusting'. He couldn't say hibit, but only ifit moved out the police in this case." exhibit were obscene by com­ taking the radical reading why. It was obvious that he of the library and into the Miller- who wasn't al­ m unity standards. and and introducing it to the stu­ found it personally disgust­ classroom. where no one lowed in on the negotia­ demanded the university dent body." ing because of homophobia." under the age of 18 would be tions - said UWO either remove them from dis­ But the police were only The constable was un­ allowed. Lucio added. administration should have play in the foyer of the main concerned with the posters. available for comment. Lennon condemned the fought the police in court library or face criminal char­ particularly those showing After the police's decision. police's actions. saying their over the issue of academic ges. gay sex. Of the four censored, UWO president George concerns were "not about freedom and left the exhibit "I was quite stunned. I one depicted a man tugging Peterson and other univer­ nudity so much as outright in the library. He said Peder­ couldn't believe it," said at another man's undeiwear. sity officials met with the vice homophobia." son was being hypocritical by English professor James and included the pro-con­ squad to discuss the issue, "There's a real irony here," compromising in the case of Miller, who co-ordinated the dom message "If you're going but disagreed over the na­ he added. "In the corner the AIDS display, but fully exhibit along with students to take it off. put it on." ture of the exhibit. According stores you can buy pornog­ defending the freedom of from his 'AIDS and the Arts' All four singled out by the to dean of Arts Tom Lennon, raphy and corrupt your UWO psychology professor class. vice squad's inspecting of­ UWO argued it wasn't mind, but in a library you Philippe Rushton. whose "I was astonished that it ficer dealt with gay sex, Miller obscene because it was in a can't display educational controversial linking of race could be shut down without said. Others showing private space and served an material." to intelligence has generated even recourse to a court of heterosexual sex - even ones educational purpose. David Dyzenhaus, a U of T calls for his dismissal. appeal. It was the most Nazi­ equally or more explicit than But the police felt the law professor specializing in esque move." the gay ones. Miller said - library was a public place, obscenity and the criminal

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contributors Gord locke Barend Klette Andrew Smith Jennifer Silk The campus is soooooo ugly Adrienne Silk Jocob Breen I have a gripe. Plainly stated, this university campus is so ugly. How ugly is it? Well, so ugly that I would actually feel the Keith O'Brien need to publicize my disgust. My biggest problem is that there are so many new buildings being erected that all the greenery Bernard Tobin is slowly disappearing. That's not saying that the campus was beautiful before modern architecture reared its ugly head. Kelly George In fact, it has always been pretty darn hideous. The thing is, the green grass, when available, and trees were the only Mikhail Davis half-decent parts of this aesthetically revolting campus. Now all you can see are new buildings and pavement. When that Brian James new glassy exterior building next to the Arts and Administration building is finally finished I would be surprised if there is Sharon Malloy enough room between it and the Thomson Student Centre to walk. let alone breathe. If this is one of Arthur May·s ideas to make the university more attractive, I thinkhe·s off the track. Andjust as an aside, how much did he spend on redecorating his office? A lot of moola, as rve heard. But. then again, if I was a potential student to this university the one thing that would sell me on it would definitely be the lavish quality of the president's office. Yeah, right! Anyway. back to my gripe. The campus is ugly and the more money that is spent on it the uglier it seems to get. The next thing you know they·ll drain It's only lam in the morning. Burton·s Pond and put a building there. Steve is begging me not to call LC him "the man". The Stevester upset with the Laurameister. Laura's taking the joke to far. Mike says he's going to move tCJ TO to find a real job. Yeah, LETTER right, eh. Time to leave. 'night Johnboy 'night Mary- Ellen "night Steveeroonee 'night Laurameister Where's the 'night Mike 'night Fabe. paper Night everybody recycling bin ······ zzzzzzzzzzzzz

To the Editor; I have noticed that there are no bins for white recycled paper near the photocopiers in the QE II Library. I have Ctrculatton:4000 made this fact known to the National Advertising University Works depart­ Campus Plus ment. 1 73 Richmond St. As a fairly environmentally T.0. conscious person. I think Local advertising: that this is the least that Jim Murphy University works could do, 7097377633 especially when you consider Muse phone: the financial commitment 7097378919 the university has made to those beautiful big blue bins. Yours truly. Stephen Day ~§~~~JO\f?;f~~$ coo ~@D~ Letters policy... \ 1rllil@: ~ ~<§ m We want some 4 July 5, 1991 The SUmmer MUSE

ENTERTAINMENT Summerfest is lots and lots of fun By STEVE BARTLETT vices will be hosting a bar­ lenglng. Oue says Summerfest is a chambers. For beach vol­ The Council of Student becue. .. For example the hula­ tlme in which students can leyball the fee is $1 O per Union·s annual Summerfest An extra special feature hoop contest is not going to relax and have some fun. team. Entry into the ice gets underway today at 2pm Frtday is the Dunk Tank. be with just one hoop. but .. Considering there are no cream eating contest costs in Hatcher Field. Summerfest participants will three and they must all be on concerts in the summer this $2. while both the dunk tank .. Gonna Make You Sweat" get their chance to dunk CSU your torso." is the main events of the and the hula hoop contest is the theme for this year·s members and other Summerfest will also see season. It (Summerfest) is will cost $1. All proceeds will bash. prominent people around an invasion of four local usually considered the bash go towards the CSU daycare There are many even ts campus. bands on Hatcher Field. This of the summer. A good tlme center. planned for the next two On Saturday night the line-up includes Rogues Gal­ should be had by everyone... Oue says that anyone in­ days. Among today·s hap­ Breezeway will be going lery. Dead Reckoning. Three Registration for any of the terested in volunteering for penings are a hula-hoop con­ Hawaiian, with lais and the Piece Suit. and Barry Can­ events will take place today the event can drop by T- test. an ice cream eating works. ning. at ·12:30 pm in the CSU 1039. contest. a loud shirt contest. V.P. External Shirley Que. beach volleyball and more. A the Summerfest organizer. beer tent will be open on said she is trying to make the Hatcher Field and Nova Ser- events both fun and chal- Dying Young a tearjerker appeal are key elements to movie. He is energetic. Dying Young the success of this movie but charismatic and not a bad Street theatre great Empire Theatres she is just a mediocre actor. 20th Century Fox actress. Judging from the The biggest problem this By JENNIFER SILK Taylor and Mary Bella. It was amount of crying in the movie will run into is its The .. In Your Face" theatre meant to coincide with By STEVE BARTLETT cinema, one wonders how serious topic. People go to company are a new and ex­ St.John's day and has been Love stories. such as this many more tears would have movies to be entertained, citing feature of the St. Johns performed all around town. one. are a now commodities been shed if she was a better especially with all the nega­ entertainment scene this When asked of his per­ in Hollywood. In recent actress. To be fair she is only tive things in the world summer. sonal view on the amalgama­ years. the movie industry 23 and the only real dramatic today. I really don't know A subdivision of the tion, Torquil Colbo said, .. It's seems to evolve around high role she has to her credit is how well a tear jerking love Resource Centre for the Arts, all so ridiculous there should budget action movies based Steel Magnolias. story such as this will go this group of young, innova­ be an entire hour long com­ on classic fairy tales or com­ Newcomer Campbell Scott over. The movie is worth tive and energetic ac­ edy on the subject." He was icbook heroes. With the ex­ performs his role in excellent seeing. but be prepared. tors/ entertainers have also emphatic about this ception of last year's Pretty fashion. He adds humour to presented their first produc­ being his personal opinion Women. romance seems to a potentially disturbing tion, St. John'• Supercity and not necessarily reflect­ be dying in Tinsletown. (An Amalgamation Opera ing those of the entire com­ Dying Young. which coin­ in One Act), an ambiguous pany. cidentally stars Pretty and highly comedic com­ The St. John's public can Women Julia Roberts. is a mentary on the amalgama­ reasonably be expecting to more than a story about love tion of Mount Pearl and see more of the .. In Your and romance. its about love St.John·s. Face" company this summer. and survival. The 'one act opera· is the as they are working with a Roberts portrays Hillary. a product of the combined ef­ Challenge ·91 grant which young lady who has given up forts of the five members of gives them the funds to pro­ on love. She tries to get back .. In Your Face", which con­ vide a source of street level on her feet again by getting a sists of Zach Kellum, Torquil entertainment for the mas­ new job. She looks through Colbo, Lise Lacasse, John ses. the classifieds of a local newspaper and sees one that ca~ches her eye. She ends up beillg a live in nurse for Vic­ tor Geddes (Campbell Scott). a 2 7 year old leukemia WHAT CAN IRIS KIRBY HOUSE patient who has a negative WAKE UP. •• opinion on life. Hillary's main DO FOR YOU? duty is to assist Victor after he receives chemotherapy treatments. Victor tells Hillary that his chemotherapy course has • A Place You Can Call been completed. He now wants to get away Anytime To Talk from San Francisco and travel up north. He asks Hil­ lary to accompany him as his • A Safe Place For You caretaker. Hillary accepts and they and Your Children move to somewhere in the northern United States. After months of a strictly profes­ CALL: sional and platonic relation­ ship they fall in love. 753-1492 Problems arise when Hil­ lary discovers that Victor lied about being finished with 24 Hour Crisis Line chemotherapy. She realizes he is still sick and must be For Confidential Counselling With Brian O'Connell brought to a hospital as soon And Support as possible. It is here that an and the Q Crew already serious movie takes you for an emotional ride. Weekday mornings from This movie is pretty good. BATTERING Roberts may be both its 5:30 - 10:00 strongest part and its IS A CRIME weakest part. Her looks and The Summer MUSE July 5, 1991 5

ENTERTAINMENT Prieboy relea·se worth a listen

Upon My Wicked Son Protection to Wall of Voodoo. from the morgue. ..much to suicide rather than face the it means, look.it up... I did.] Andy Prieboy Andy Prieboy may have aged, the dismay of its former horrors of AIDS. The music itself is black Dr. Dream/ Virgin Records but he has far from mel­ owner". Prie boy has Another track included is and foreboding, and, just like lowed. developed and challenged 'That was the Voice", a song his lyrics, cuts into what is By ANDREW SMITH With a career hiccup when the music industry with his about gay-bashing and the considered the norm of the From a morgue to Eye he lost an amputated leg own taste of originality. "mentality of its primordial music industcy. Most tracks I must admit, it was participants"... He was a goon give the impression of dark Prieboy's selection of cover with a bat. I He attacked with storm clouds over a vast ex­ art ("Fallen Angel", by David his ignorance, his religion. panse of land. and a long Sandlin) that drew me to the and he struck with his road ahead. Some others are cassette initially. By the time politics by superstition." fast. but little is 'upbeat". the cassette played through, Each track is distinct and Sony gang. this is nothing I knew this one was definitely cutting on a multitude of near rap or house. Those of a keeper. other subjects. from 10 the you on the lunatic fringe, Andy Prieboy can be recog­ Dogs" equating love with a however. should get this nised for his work with Con­ dogs mere desire for a warm album. "In a Hyundai world, crete Blonde's Johnette place to sleep. to 'The New Andy Prieboy remains a two­ Napolitano with their rendi­ York Debut of an L.A. Artist seat Thunderbird." tion of "Tomorrow Wendy". (Jazz Crowd)" which com­ "The voice of Adolph Hitler The song is about a pros­ ments on the often "insipid" was provided by the powers titute that Prieboy knew in phenomena. [It's a good of Hell." Indiana who committed word, if you don't know what Ziggy makes dance reggae JAHmekya bands. They've been around reggae musicians and Ziggy Marley and the at least since 1984, when writers in their own right, Melody Makers their first record. Children this fantastic effort should Virgin Records I A&M Playing was released. And if convince everyone. Records anyone still needed proof, I looked forward to giving after their years of record­ JAHmekya (pronounced the By GORD LOCKE settlng and Grammy-win­ same as ..Jamaica") a listen David (a.k.a. Ziggy), ning success, that the from the moment I first heard Stephen, Cedella and Sharon members of this relatively about it. You see, rve enjoyed Marley make up the Melody new ensemble (who are all the pop-roots music of Ziggy Makers, one of the most sons or daughters of the in­ Marley's previous records, popular of current reggae comparable musical legend and prior to its release, the Bob Marley) are competent hype was buzzing around that this album was a stylis­ -I .H T R 0 D U C I N G- tic shift to more of a .. techno-" or even a rap-influenced reg­ gae sound. Upon hearing it, rd have to concede that it is more inclined towards an R&B or hip-hop sound than anything previously done by Ziggy and his band, with no shortage of drum machines and .. dancehall" effects thrown in. But just the same, Check out our Video Lotto Games the heritage of Jamaican roots reggae - the "soul" of the sound, if you will - is not compromised. Ziggy Marley's emotive voice, even when he slips into a sort of rap, still sounds more like his late father than the mechanical delivery of say, Shinehead or Friendlyman. And they also manage to squeeze several traditional instruments in between the computers and hi-tech production gear. So while the slightly dif­ EVERYONE ferent musical sound may take some getting used to for some dread-heads, I'm sure you'll find JAHmekya the 1HIS WEEK best of the Melody Makers' E PEPSI six albums (as I have). But NEW KIDS ON THE ROCK WITH EVERY FULL-SIZED whatever you may say against dance-type music, if the first single, 'Kozmik' OVEN•SUBW! ! doesn't make you want to NEXT WEEK OVEN•BAKED FOR GREAT TASTEllTM dance, or at least make the hairs on your neck stand up, you're not just against dance THE TOMMY MORRISEY BAND music,- you must be deadr

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MORE ENTERTAINMENT Beautiful music with culture and a political conscience

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