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Download PDF Version 2 INTERACTIVE Volume 48 Issue No. 2 August 31, 2015 theinterrobang.ca COLUMNISTS GRAPHIC DESIGN Nauman Farooq, Bobby Foley, Hai Ha Nguyen, Candis Bross, Alicia Mak, Maria Vigliant Rose Cora Perry, Michael Veenema, Andrew Vidler, Joshua Waller COMICS Laura Billson, Anthony Labonte, Chris CONTRIBUTORS Miszczak, Matt Rowe, Andres Silva Victor De Jong, Carl Garnich, Pam-Marie Guzzo, Jessica Klaver, Karen Nixon-Carroll, PUBLICATIONS MANAGER Nick Reyno, Jerrold Rundle, Dan Todd JOHN SAID [email protected] 519.452.4430 ext. 6320 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: [email protected] CREATIVE DIRECTOR DARBY MOUSSEAU [email protected] Editorial opinions or comments expressed in this newspaper refl ect the views of the writer and are 519.452.4430 ext. 6321 not those of the Interrobang or the Fanshawe Student Union. All photographs are copyright 2015 by Fanshawe Student Union. All rights reserved. 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If your content ALLEN GAYNOR not comply with these Terms & Conditions or otherwise contains prohibited or inappropriate content as SC1012 determined by Interrobang Staff, in its sole discretion, it will not be shared. @interrobang_fsu ‡FREE LUNCH: Contest only open to full-time Fanshawe College students. Prize consists of a $10 gift [email protected] card, given out monthly, that can only be redeemed at Oasis or The Out Back Shack during business 519.452.4430 ext. 6324 hours at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario. Volume 48 Issue No. 2 August 31, 2015 theinterrobang.ca NEWS 3 Dallas Smith and Petric to headline Froshfest JESSICA THOMPSON INTERROBANG Country music will be ringing through the halls of Fanshawe’s J Gym on Thursday, September 10. “For our frosh concerts, we al- ways cycle through different genres for our headlining act,” said VP En- tertainment for the Fanshawe Stu- dent Union (FSU), Kevin Kaisar. And this year’s star is Dallas Smith, known for his hits such as “Wastin’ Gas” and “Lifted”. Smith has been moving up in the country world, generating five sin- gles from his first album Jumped Right In and was nominated for Country Album of the Year at the 2013 Juno Awards. But before Smith enters the stage, CREDIT: RED UMBRELLA P. R. Dallas Smith and his opening band Petric will be headlining this years’ Froshfest. Petric, the talented brother duo, will be getting the crowd pumped and exciting for us.” buy extra can buy them in J Gym 3 “Those guys are great,” Dallas school year. up. They are best known for their Both country fans and students anytime between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. said of Petric. “A lot of raw talent “I want to get the students excit- hit “Here Goes Everything”. who crave a good show will be from August 31 to September 10. there.” ed for the start of school,” Smith The Petric brothers are new to treated to an exciting night. Tickets will also be available at For Petric, they are excited to try said. “Hopefully I can make every- the country scene, starting their “Dallas puts on the best show in the Biz Booth on September 8 until out their new sound for Fanshawe one excited to come down, start off band in 2014 and releasing their all of the country,” Petric said. “We the show and will cost $10 for stu- students. [the year] on a good note and have first single this past May. got to see it 11 or 12 times during dents and $15 for guests. “We are excited to get up there a bunch of fun together.” “I am super excited to play at our tour [opening for Dallas Smith] Smith, with Petric as his open- and perform,” Petric said. “This is The concert begins at 8 p.m. and Fanshawe,” said Petric’s lead gui- and we never got sick of it; he per- ing band, just finished the western a completely different show than Petric wants to make sure he leaves tarist Jason Petric. “This is going forms as good of a show as possi- leg of his Canadian Tippin’ Point we did with Dallas last time.” an important tip with Fanshawe to be the first time that Tom (Pet- ble.” Tour, but both Smith and Petric are And with Smith headlining fro- students before the concert. “Bring ric’s lead singer) and I get to try our One ticket will be included in the looking forward to playing together shfest, plaid shirts and cowboy your party pants and be ready to songs acoustically; it is very new frosh kits, but those who want to again. boots will be the perfect start to the stay out late.” Fanshawe student to win a car in ‘Cruze Into College’ giveaway JESSICA THOMPSON INTERROBANG The Fanshawe Student Union (FSU) partnered with Fanshawe College’s School of Transportation Technology to restore a 2011 Chev- rolet Cruze and give it to a student for free. “In SAC last year, there was a discussion regarding [giving away a car] and then people began to get more excited about it,” said FSU president, Alan Bushell. But it was the decision to partner with the School of Transportation Technology that made this give- away truly unique. “We didn’t want to just give away a car, it wouldn’t match what we do as an organization … The fact that we managed to tie it in with the school and are displaying students’ work is absolutely amazing,” Bush- ell said. Co-ordinator of the School of Transportation Technology Blaine Young also enjoyed this opportuni- ty, as it was an irreplaceable learn- ing experience for the students. “The students restored this ve- hicle back to being a safe vehicle, restoring the body and mechanical systems with new materials and components donated from industry supplies,” Young said in a press re- lease. He says all the students are excit- ed about this project. “It’s a win win situation, we get a vehicle to work on that is fairly up to date and that is usually a financial burden,” Young said. “This way we CREDIT: STUDIO NOSTALGIA got a vehicle, someone to pick up A white 2011 Chevrolet Cruze waits in Z building to be taken home by a lucky Fanshawe student, who will be named October 21, following a series of Fanshawe Student the tab for some of the parts, the Union events. students get the experience and one lucky student gets the car.” be selected October 21 and there is “Every time [a student] goes to the final 15 will arrive at the School and three 100 meal plan dollars on “It was a great project for two of no purchase necessary to earn a bal- an event [he or she] can get anoth- of Transportation Technology in Z campus.” the schools automotive groups (Au- lot into the draw. er key,” Bushell said. “The more building on October 21, where they The final 15 students are only el- tomotive Service and Auto Body) Students will be given a key when students participate [in events] the will be able to select a key for a igible to win the car. … everyone involved is anticipat- they attend FSU events through- more likely they are to win.” locked box. The contest is open to all fulltime ing the gifting of this vehicle.” out September and early October, Students can also earn ballots by The student who is able to unlock Fanshawe students at all of its cam- The car giveaway project was though they will not know which engaging the FSU on its social me- the box wins the keys to the car. puses: London, St. Thomas, Wood- financed by the FSU, but the car events will be giving out keys. dia platforms. Though according to Bushell, the stock and Simcoe. being restored was part of the stu- The key is an online code that stu- Throughout the months of Sep- car is not going to be the only prize “I think this was a great idea,” dents’ program. dents can enter to put their names in tember and early October, names of given away during this semester. Young said.
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