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Ckul Future Moves Beyond Bi-Polar Personalities CKUL FUTURE MOVES BEYOND BI-POLAR PERSONALITIES By James Harder News Editor n Monday morning the Students Union General Assembly unani­ Omously decided to put the future of CKUL radio in the hands of a six person committee which neither SU president Jon Wescott or former CKUL Station Manger Aaron Nakama can have a seat on. "I don't get to play in it and Aaron does­ n't get to play in it," said SU President Jon Wescott. Over the past four months, Nakama and Wescott have battled back and forth for con­ trol of the station. Nakama ha.s been trying to keep CKUL at the helm of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission license, while Wescott ha.s tried to ensure the SU remains in control of "I don't get to play in it and Aaron doesn't get to play in it," said SU President Jon Wescott. the station. Monday's decision came after a weekend of talks among the General Assembly, which also included several representatives from CKUL. Aaron Nakama continued on page 3 Jon Wescott { thursday September 18, 1997 what'sup September Saturday #uri day monday tuesday wed nesday £JW rsd^y friday Men's & domett's "Take Back The Soccer Time Night" 10th Horns Annual Rally, vs . Management March & Golden Bears workshop Celebration in Edmonton part II 7pm Gait Gardens at noon , ,,;,;.:.;.•;':•:•;•;'.:.:•:.:.,., ............ .;.»>....,..., ,...:.:.;.::-:.y..::.,;.: ... ... .:•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.:•.•.•.. "••• ..-My C3fe 52E -^n •^:~:m- •§:•• .,r:::;:;s:£i:;:;:;:;;,,: ,My>%: Men's & Reading Reading Reading Reading Women's Soccer Texts/Taking Texts/Taking Texts/Taking Texts/Taking Horns Lecture Notes Lecture Notes Lecture Notes Lecture Notes vs . workshop workshop workshop workshop Dinos in Calgary part i part i part II part II at noon : 1 .-.•:::::::::v.v.-.-.v.-.v,/. ••••••i-Xv.v.v:-:*-"-' <Z,:::M- il,,,,!! Test Preparation/ Test Taking Strategies workshop part I assignments. T i m e s please call Shcri Bennett required are 3:30 p.m. at 327-9622. Vo / «.# #-» fee /- until 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. Training will be provided. The Family Concerts An orientation will occur A s s o c i a t i o n is pleased to The Community Volunteer If you are interested in on October 7 and the pro­ present "A Baroque Centre is dedicated to the this opportunity with St. Salvation Army, gram will c o m m once o n Panorama" Music from promotion of vol u nteerism Michael's Health Centre Lethbridge Family October 9. If you enjoy before the piano was born. and is a central resource and for more information Services: the Salvation working with children and with many volunteer about registering for the Army undertakes to sup­ would be interested in this Performers: opportunities. Located at training, please call Maria ply basic human needs, opportunity to interact Karen Christie- flute- 207-13 Street North in the Craft at 382-6481. provide personal counsel­ with students at G a I b r a i t h Maria Geppert -sopra­ Bill Kergan Centre, the ing, spiritual and moral School, please call no, violin, cello CVC is a drop-in centre United Way of regeneration and physical Gertrude L i z e e at 327- Robert George -bassoon with office hours Monday Lethbridge & District: rehabilitation of all per­ 3 6 5 3. Andrew Gierulski to Friday 8:30-4:30pm. The United Way directly sons in need who come harpsichord, organ For further imformation, supports local charities within its sphere of influ­ call us at 320-2044. that help strengthen fami­ ence. A support program Lethbridge YMCA: This N o t e - A b 1 e Music Recital lies, promote self-suffi­ for single moms abs their organization is a world­ Hall, 323 8th St. S. (please St. Michael's Health ciency, improve health and children will commence in wide fellowship dedicated use rear entrance, parking Centre: Volunteers are help people including September 18 for 12 weeks to the growth of persons in in city lot). Friday. being recruted at this time youth, senior citizens and from 10:15 to 1 1:45 a.m. spirit, mind and body and September 19 at 7:00pm. Volunteers are needed to as certified volunteers people living with disabil­ in a sense of res pons abili­ and Friday, October 13 at provide child care support feeders for all St. ities residing in South ty to each other and to the 7:00pm also. Michael's sites. Alberta. Several volun­ for the little ones involved h u m a n c o m m u n i t y. Its teers are needed for the inteh program. Duties will Volunteers will provide mission is to offer people For tickets, pleas e call rest of September to help involve organized play proficient m e a 1 -1 i m e opportunities for personal Note-Able Music (380- the Campaign Cabinet. activities, reading stories, assistance for residents growth and service to oth­ 2 130), the FAinils Duties include the d I i v c r y crafts and such. If you and patients with feeding ers. Volunteers are needed Concerts Assoc i ation difficulties, training will of kits to corporations, would like to assist with at this time to assist with (380-2874), or ask your commence on September 2 9 businesses and prole s- child care for this program the preschool program. m u s i c teacher. Ticket s and 3 0, 1997 from 7:00 to sional offices. Time and at the Salvation Army, Duties will include assist­ may also be available al 9:00 p. m. both evenings i n days are flexible Monday please call Raiule Ross at ing staff with various the door. 3 2 7-8084. the Auxiliary Site Main to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 activities such as child L o u n g e,9 3 5 - 17 Street p.m. This would be a great care, bithday parties and T i c k e s t Prices: r e g UI a r South. Upon completion of opportunity for those C a 1 b ra it h Elementary otlur tasks as required. $5.00, child under \- this program, volunteers looking to get experience School: This busy school Days and times vary from $4.00, family discount (3 will be able to choose the connecting with corpora- is looking for individuals Monday through Saturday. to 5 people together, times best suited for them. lions in Lethbridge. For aged 16 years and over who II you have an hour or two including at least on e Volunteer opportunities information about how you would like to be tutors to a week to spare and would adult and at least one are open for all three can help, call Audrey assist students from t he- like to get involved with child) $ 1 2.0 0 Porter at 329-1700. meals, seven days a week. school with homework this program at the YMCA, news | thursday September 18, 1997 CKUL FUTURE...CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Rob Willis, CKUL music ble solution will be entertained. be submitting an application to the process was simply another move council. director, was involved in the This is done without prejudice in committee on behalf of the by SU to avoid making a concise If no external body i.s recom­ weekend's deliberations and was total faith." Friends of CKUL Radio Society." decision. mended to take control of CKUL present at Monday's GA meeting. Aaron Nakama would not Over thirty students were pre­ The committee will consist of FM broadcast, the matter will be "I was quite pleased with the comment General Assembly's sent to take in the outcome of one CKUL executive, one SU brought to referendum. If that GA. I thought that wc came out were to happen, the issue would decision. Monday's meeting. Most of those executive, one CKUL member, with a very workable solution. I be pushed aside to yet another SU Dana Dawson, former program in attendance responded positive­ one SU member and two students am glad that the GA i.s back. I executive, as all referendum ques­ manager, felt satisfied with the ly to the decision, although some at large. They have a deadline of have every confidence that we can expressed concern. One such stu­ October 1 to come up with the cri­ tions have to be submitted to the outcome. work out an agreement that is dent wondered if thc committee teria that acceptable groups must Board of Governors by October 1. "I hope if we go through with mutually beneficial." would actually achieve its pur­ meet if they wish to run CKUL. A The Students Union this process that there won't be Jon Wescott was extremely pose, that being the awarding of final deadline of November 26 has feels confident that Monday's another hold like this past sum­ happy with the outcome. the right to apply for the FM been set for the committee to decision is indeed the "final solu­ mer." "We've ensured the best possi­ license, or if the committee report their recommendations to tion" to the CKUL issue. Dawson also added, "We will CKUL support cries out in the atrium us as an independent radio. They ly assess our student government. hand to give a short address on the audience as he mentioned the By James Harder saw independence as the thing for How can we free speech. dismissal of Aaron Nakama from News Editor our station. This summer do that if "Things that you want to talk his post as Station Manager.
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