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UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY VOLUME 48 | ISSUE NO. 24 | DECEMBER 6 | 2007 THE HOMELESS AMONG US AT HOME ON CAMPUS PAGE 20 STATE OF MIND PART TWO PAGE 16 HOMELESS SHELTER OPENS NEWS PAGE 7 GETTING OUT OF THE COLD EDITORIAL PAGE 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY GAUNTLET | VOLUME 48 | ISSUE NO. 24 | DECEMBER 6 | 2007 contents photo to the editor “Cone-tacular!” by Eric Toffi n (Sony Cybershot DSC-W70) aken atop Mount Eden, a volcanic cone in the centre of Auckland, NewT Zealand. The crater is 50m deep and 5km from the city centre. The Sky Tower, the southern hemisphere’s tallest structure, is visible in the distance. Anyone can submit an original photo to the editor. Drop off your high-resolution photo along with your name, contact information and a brief description including type of camera (not exceeding 30 words) to room 319 MacEwan Student Centre or email [email protected] Environews! On a scale from 1 to dinosaur, you’re news page 5 a stegosaurus This week we talk to the leader of one of our national political parties, the Green sports page 12 Party’s Elizabeth May. Also, we take a look at what people are saying about the un Don’t you wish instead of grades, you got cute pictures of extinct animals to rate Conference on Climate Change that is going on in Bali, Indonesia right now. Also: your academic performance? We at the Gauntlet sure do. In sports this week, we the new homeless shelter! Engg lounge! And raises for the Students’ Union! rate the Dinos teams from fi rst semester using a much more encouraging and use- less system than letters or percentages. That’s right: DINOSAURS! Ho-ho-ho homeless features pages 16, 20 Girls on fi lm In Australia, that would be Ha-ha-ha homeless because saying “ho” is offensive entertainment page 24 to women. Ha! Anyways. The homeless are all around you and they’re not going away, as the second part of State of Mind lays out. They’re also closer than you The Gauntlet thinks dominatrices are hot. We chat with a local director that made think, they’ve even invaded the university! Ho! I mean, ha! a fi lm about dominatrices getting into trouble and then we review the fi lm. Hot. Plus, a cast of thousands take a look back on 2007. A section so large, it spills onto the internets! Both of them! Hard-steppin’ holiday hopinions! opinions page 22 online extras Homelessness! Body language! Venezuela! Opinions! There are a lot of online extras. Go to gauntlet.ucalgary.ca TODAY! editorial and letters December 6 2007 Editor-in-Chief: Chris Tait 220-7752 [email protected] Homeless population needs help now News Editor: Katy Anderson 220-4318 [email protected] Entertainment: Ryan Pike 220-4376 [email protected] he prediction of the coldest tion remains to be manifested. Sports: Amanda Hu 220-4376 winter in fi ft een years will The province’s ten-year plan [email protected] aff ect all of us, but for the to end homelessness includes Opinions: Ændrew Rininsland 220-4376 T [email protected] homeless population of Calgary it the appointment of a provincial could be catastrophic. secretariat, which will be headed Features: Jon Roe 220-4376 Homeless Awareness Calgary by the associate minister respon- [email protected] does a count of the city’s homeless sible for affordable housing and Photography: Geoff MacIntosh 220-4376 every two years. Th e last count was urban development Yvonne Fritz. [email protected] done in fall and totaled ,. Fritz will be able to share expertise Production: Christian Louden 220-4376 Because of both the lapse in time between diff erent municipalities. [email protected] and the imperfections of the sur- However, the secretariat isn’t Illustrations: Paul Baker 220-4376 vey, the current total is thought to expected to be in place until Apr. [email protected] be closer to ,, and city shel- , meaning this winter’s home- News Assistant: Sarelle Azuelos 220-4318 ters are currently turning away less population will literally be left [email protected] patrons. out in the cold. Escapes And Pursuits: Jordyn Marcellus 220-4376 To help deal with this need, Th e province also controls legis- [email protected] a new shelter in the Foothills lation that disallows rent controls. AP: Bwark Hoffman, Gak Paulson, and Krawwr Francis 220-4376 Industrial Park opened its doors Stelmach’s government has been [email protected] Mon., Nov. and will offer a rightly criticized for the move not Three Lines Free: Cam Cotton-O’Brien 220-4376 temporary refuge for the winter to introduce rent controls from [email protected] months. Th e renovated warehouse groups across the province that Business Manager: Evelyn Cone 220-7380 is a replacement for last year’s are aiming to combat homelessness. [email protected] shelter, the th Ave. north Brick According to the Canada Mortgage Advertising Manager: John Harbidge 220-7751 building, which was scheduled for and Housing Corporation, Calgary [email protected] demolition. will have the largest decline in rental However, just replacing the aff ordability out of Canada’s fi ve Graphic Artist: Ken Clarke 220-7755 The Grinches who raised tuition [email protected] Brick’s shelter is not enough. Both largest cities this year. Rent controls the city and the province need to do are an essential short-term solution Friday’s meeting of the Board The lack of organized protest Network Manager: Ben Li more. Th e shelter is being heralded that would curb the growth in the of Governors is of special concern from our elected representative Contributors Kathryn Aedy, Lesley-ann Barrett, Cam Cotton- as a new haven for the homeless, homeless population across the to students and anyone who values body to fight against increased O’Brien, Marina Foo, Ron Frank, Gina Freeman, yet, despite a few extra beds, it fails province. the cost of their university educa- tuition means that unless students Joshua Goard-Baker, Hoang-mai Hong, Olivia Komorowski, Mercy Lamola, John McSnowflake, Derek Neumeier, to off er enough space to keep up A new City Council was tion, even if the Students’ Union is show up to protest the increases, the Daniel J. Pagan, Stewart Pallard, Chris Pedersen with the numbers on the street. In voted in this Oct. and their unwilling to fi ght against the likely administration has our unspoken Golden Spatula Calgary’s oil-rich economy, making constituents surely didn’t elect tuition increase. approval. While the SU’s short- Gina Freeman, for rockin’ the dinosaurs hardcore! people sleep outside in - degree them to argue over titles. As Despite being at the ungodly sighted policy of agreeing to the Rockinsaurus! Rockadactyl! Rockyodon! Yeah! weather is nauseating. for the province, an election is hour of : a.m., it is particularly increases in exchange for Quality Furor Arma Ministrat Differences in jurisdiction imminent and voters will not be important that students show up for Money means students can expect Room 319, MacEwan Students’ Centre University of Calgary make homelessness a tough issue. kind to a shepard that does not this year’s meeting in the Dining to see some short-term benefi ts, by 2500 University Drive, NW Municipalities know what is best, take care of its flock. Both the Centre’s blue room. Th e lack of orga- not dissenting, the university is fully Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 General inquires: 220-7750 yet the province controls the funds. City of Calgary and the province nized protest from the SU this year able to argue nobody has a problem http://gauntlet.ucalgary.ca Both the province and the City of need to act on homelessness means that students have to pick up with tuition at the U of C. If you do The Gauntlet is the offi cial student newspaper of the University Calgary have acknowledged the and they need to do it now. Every their slack—even if it means freezing not agree with the administration of Calgary, published most Thursdays throughout the year by the Gauntlet Publications Society, an autonomous, incorporated body. problem in the form of announcing day it’s postponed means another our hungover asses off on a Friday increasing tuition, show up and Membership in the society is open to undergraduate students at the U of C, but all members of the university community are encouraged to ten-year plans—long-term models night on the freezing streets for one morning going to a boring meeting make your voice heard. contribute. Opinions contained herein are those of individual writers, and do not necessarily represent the views of the entire Gauntlet that are based on initiatives already of our own. full of crinkly old people who will Otherwise, you’re silent. staff. Editorials are chosen by a majority of the editorial board. The Gauntlet is a forum open to all U of C students but may refuse found in the U.S. likely raise tuition by the maximum any submission judged to be racist, sexist, homophobic, libelous, or containing attacks of a strictly personal nature. We reserve the The city formed Calgary Katy Anderson allowed amount regardless of how Ændrew Rininsland right to edit for brevity. Grievances regarding the Gauntlet follow a three-step process which requires written decisions from the Committee to End Homelessness News Editor many people show up. Opinions Editor Editor, the GPS Board of Directors, and the Ombudsboard. The complete Grievance Policy is online at: http://gauntlet.ucalgary.ca.
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