Unprecedented queues Cafêas sweetcorn slashes fritters to 25c m |Associations' Presidents or the National ICo-ordinator at the above address. I US MILITARY STRATEGIST Candidates A leading authority on nuclear weaponry in the John Palmer NOTICE BOARD Pacific, James Albertini, shall be speaking in B28 Standing for Senate Representative at 1.00 and in B15 at 7.30 on Mon. 28 April. NOMINATIONS ARE AGAIN OPENED for Societies Grants Sub-Committee (two positions) Currently studying MSc/PhD in Chemistry, Topic: the effect of peace activities on the mil­ the position of Treasurer of the Association. Sports Grants Sub-Committee (two positions) and has been a Student and Faculty Representa­ itary machine. Nominations close at 5.00 pm on Tuesday Nominations close and appointments will tive for many years, as well as Senate Represent­ FILM EVENING 22 April 1980 and an appointment will be made be made at the meeting of the S.R.C. to be held ative and member of the Safety, Academic and at the S.R.C. meeting to be held in the S.R.C. in the S.R.C. Lounge on Wednesday 23 April. Music Society is holding a film evening on Discipline Committees. Lounge on Wednesday 23 April 1980. Candidates Candidates should attend this meeting from Friday, May 2nd at 7.00 pm in Room 20, It is my plan if re-elected to continue with should attend this meeting from 1.00 pm and 1.00 pm. Music Department (opposite Old Arts Building my representation of students on Senate and its are also invited to submit with their nomination Details of the responsibilities involved in in Princess St.) There will be live music and committees with the same dedication and a policy statement for circulation at this meet­ these positions may be obtained from the wine and cheese with an admission charge of support for students' rights I have shown over ing. President or the Secretary of the A.U.S.A. $1.00 for non-members. Everyone welcome. my previous terms. It is only after experience Candidates are required to have passed the Office. STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT that it is possible to fully use and understand Thirsday papers which make up Accounting I. NEW ZEALAND STUDENTS ARTS COUNCIL the mechanisms of University Government, and Thursday 24 April, 1.00, rm 143. Contact The position of Treasurer attracts an honor­ is now calling for applications for the position Peter Shearer, ph 542-617 the ways in which the student body can best be arium equivalent to the tertiary study grant with of TREASURER for the remainder of 1980. served by existing procedures, and only with full hardship supplement. This is currently $40 The position of Treasurer entails the writing- MARANGA MAI such thorough understanding do the short A play about Maori Land. Little Theatre, per week nett during the academic year. up of the Council's books, the monitoring of comings of the system become truly apparent. 22 & 24 April, 1.00. $1.50. Sponsored by the Details of the duties and responsibilities the Council's finances, the preparation of Maori Club. In addition to my position on Senate my associated with this position may be obtained budgets, and the presentation of financial positions on Safety committee. Academic from the President or the Secretary in the reports. EXHIBITION 2 committee and Discipline committee depend on Creative Works of Artists and Craftspeople Association Office. The Treasurer is expected to attend all the my re-election to Senate. at University. May 4-9 in the Gallery, Counselling NOMINATIONS ARE INVITED for the follow­ Council's Executive Board meetings (held in Service Building. Painting, pottery, batik, jewellery ing positions as Association Representatives on Wellington every six weeks) and the Council's ery and more. Sunday May 4, 11am-3pm, 5-9 University and Joint Committees: two General Meetings per year. May, 9am-5pm. On Sunday an informal BYOF&W 2 Positions on the Student Union Management The successful candidate will be required to lunch with the artisans. If you wish to show, ph Committee reside in Wellington during his/her term of Marilyn ext 595/596. Meeting Tues 22 April, 1.00 Counselling Centre. 2 positions on the Theatre Management office. This office carries an honorarium of Committee $1500 p.a. RAFT RACE MAY 6 The term of office in each case is from 1 May Applications, including curriculum vitae, At 10.30am on Tuesday from Devonport to 1980 to 30 April 1981. should be addressed to : Okahu Bay. Your raft will be subsidised with $25 or 50%. Neat, eh? Need lotsa people with Nominations for the positions on S.U.M.C. The Returning Officer, fizz-boats, sail boats, canoes to save the drowning and T.M.C. close with the Secreary at 5.00 pm NZ Students Arts Council, P.O. Box 9266, people of self-destructed rafts. Prizes! (various on Wednesday 23 April and appointments will bown fizzy liquids). 2 classes- person-type pow­ WELLINGTON. be made at the meeting of the Executive to be er and other-type power (to 10HP). held on Thursday 24 April 1980 in the Council by 5 p.m. Wednesday May 14. This is an elected First over in each class wins, BUT if you don't Room. Candidates should attend this meeting position, and elections will be held at the land before the bike-ride gets there you're out from 7.00 pm and are invited to submit with Council's AGM in Auckland on May 24. (less brown fizzy liquid). their nomination a policy statement of other MOTORCYCLE RIDE MAY 6 NOS AC At 9.30 on Tuesday. Bigger, longer and bett­ supporting papers. Nominations are now open for the er than last year (gotta spread the boys in black Details of the duties involved in each of following portfolios with the National uniforms out). Starts from Alfred St to Symonds these positions may be obtained from the Overseas Students Action Committee St to Customs to Queens and eventually to start President or the Secretary in the Association (NOSAC) in 1980/81 Raft Race (qv) at Devonport (more routing de­ Office. tails later). Then around to Okahu Bay. All lect­ NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN for two 1. National Co-ordinator ures cancelled due to lack of interests. All quest­ positions on the Association's Executive 2. Secretary-Treasurer ions Studass., Motorcycle Club pigeonhole, or Tony Reynolds in Engineering School somewhere Committee, these being National Affairs Officer The National Cordinator is a part-time or ring David Benson (?) 4 Susie Collier and Student Representative Council Chairperson. position in NZUSA which carries an or ring 498-323 (but only if I'm home, ring Standing for position of Senate Representative Nominations for these positions close and honorarium of approximately $1,000 pa. first to find out. Love and kisses too). I am 27 years old, educated at Tokoroa High appointments will be made at the S.R.C. Meet­ Nominations should be sent to : ENVIRONMENT GROUP ACTIVITIES School, and then at Hamilton Teachers' Coljege ing to be held on Wednesday 23 April in the National Co-ordinator, Thurs 24 April, 1.00, Exec Lounge, Denys am currently studying Masters English. I was S.R.C. Lounge. Candidates should attend this P.O. Box 8375, Trussel of Freinds of the Earth speaks on the involved with Education Fightback last year and meeting from 1.00 pm. future for exotic forestry in NZ this is still an area of great concern. I am Class NOM INATIONS ARE NOW OPEN for positions Riccarton, Christchurch. Tues 29 April, 1.00, Lib B10, films 'All We Need' rep. in the English and Classics Departments and as appointees of the Students' Representative For further information contact your and 'Perspective' on NZ and worldwide energy Faculty Rep. for the English Dept. Council on the following committees: campus NOSAC Co-ordinators or Students requirements. Weds 30 April, 7.30, Lib B10, Forum on LPG I feel that the position of Senate Rep is a storage and distribution. Speakers and film. vital liaison between students and the University SCIENCE FICTION SOCIETY Administration. I believe that my motives in Every Thurs. and Frid. at 1.00, rm 202. standing for the position are altruistic ones. I Studass. Games Evening Thurs. 1 May, 7.00, am especially concerned at the difficulties CATERING COL OGB". encountered by overseas students, but this does INTERNATIONAL MUSLIM STUDENTS not mean that I am unaware of the struggle ASSOCIATION many New Zealand students have to enter and AGM' Sunday 27 April, Womens Common remain at University. I will strongly resist any Room, 1.00., efforts to restrict student intake to those whose MANTRA MEDITATION parents can afford a university education for Every Tuesday, 6.30pm, Exec Lounge. their children. PLANNING A CAPPING STUNT?? I am also interested in the area of internal K fllu c ta u Then register it! Unregistered students will assessment and would like to see all departments not be backed up by AUSA, ie we won't bail operating a 50/50 plussage system or, for lang­ you out. Students must be registered at least a uage and science courses, a three way division week ahead. Register at AUSA offices with Darryl Carey, Stunt Controlfer. Leave a note! which will give credit for laboratory work. I will endeavour to competently report GRADUATION SERVICE Ih fwA rvtcec cu decisions of S.R.C. to senate, and to represent MacLaurin Chapel, Princes St, Weds 7 May, individual students to the best of my ability. 1.10 pm. The preacher will be Professor George Finally, I can faithfully promise to treat the Seben, Head of Department of Mathematics.