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A N T I-F R E N C H I Rage Fb£L IMIVERSffY Of M C IU H t - 9 SEP 1986 SENERil U SU W C r a c c m 1984 26940 7 7 7 7 9 104719 lAuckland University Students Association, Incorporated FREE VOL. 60, NO.^2: 8 SEPTEMBER 1986 ANTI-FRENCHI Now Showing 5 R a g e 2 ' BANDS: MIGHTY % Peace K erp (R0Ck) 3d Book « t I \ J MOVIES Lon Value H \ ' v * | Rainbow H usik (Reggae) 55504 at the 250380 - 0 A u c k l a n d u n i v e r s i t y c a f e .I 483122 Fri. 12 Sept. ' 8 6 : 8 p.m . $10, $5.1 99783 MAIDMENT 888789 The C heapest Produced by PACIFIC AWARENESS in association with the A.U. PLEASURE PARTY. Funds raised shall be used to send a ship to Tahiti to Seats in tow n ed Book '■ help the struggle for independence. Inquiries/donations: PACIFIC 9 AWARENESS, P.O. Box 15-116, New Lynn await you here 55504 263061 o n c a m p u s ! 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Controller of-the Association’s 1987 Orientation Festival. Applications close with the Secretary at Over SO countries are involved, and it is a totallyF 5pm on Monday 29th September and will be non-political, non-sectarian project which considered by the Executive at its meeting to be M E D IA W O R K S H O P doesn’t involve any monetary contribution. held o n 1st O c to b er. A workshop on the media and operating a Instead contributions of peace are requested. weekly newspaper like C ra ccu m will be held on The project appeals to individuals to spend a few SPRING EXHIBITION Applications will be considered from individuals, Saturday, September 13 at the AUSA Council minutes each day over one month in the clubs or groups and membership of the room. Topics covered will include marketing, development of more peaceful relationships in Association is not a pre-requisite. Applications production, legal aspects, and skills employed on EDEN ROAD ART GALLERY, 502 MT their own lives and in the community. People will should be in writing and should include an producing material suitable for publication and RD. MT EDEN ARTISTS INCLUDING P, be requested to register these minutes fe.g. 10 outline of the applicant’s relevant experience and prin tin g . HANLY, PETER LANGE, CLAUDIA P0I mins a day for 30 days) by means of the pledge If you wish to attend, please ring C raccu m o n EYLEY, LAURENCE BETHAM. SEPT H Report fro m A plans for Orientation together with a rough fo rm s. budget and an indication of the level of payment 390-789 ext 841 to confirm before Friday, spaces inWellington, (if any) the applicant would expect to receive. are limited and practical assignments will be How? Methods for contributing to the peace undertaken during the course. Bring a shared NZUSA, yo appeal will be widely publicised including Further information and records from previous lunch and some bubbly and learn something on has restructun (i) P ra yer CAMERAS: FOR SALE Orientations may be obtained from the th e m ed ia. 1987. O p tio n I fii) Thoughts PENT AX M E cam era, with standard lens. part report wa Secretary. (Hi) M edita tio n $350; PENTAX A3 body with data back. Council whicl (iv) Action SEPTEMBER Almost brand new $550; YASHICAMA 124G objectivity, coi STUDENT UNEMPLOYMENT CENTRE 3 Botanical Society meeting, Conference with twin lenses. H ardly used $220; VIYATA( when com pare Aim. Each country aims to collect 1 million Centre, 7.30pm Applications are invited from people interested in working with ZOOM LENS75-205 $200; Phone 66649. in Christchurc minutes of peace as their contribution to the 9 Inaugural Lecture: Professor David unemployed students during the 1986/7 summer vacation. were prepared The work will include providing assistance in dealings with International Year o f Peace. Richmond, Department of Medicine, their em otional government departments and other agencies, helping with "Geriatrics Come of Age” , B28, Library personal, financial and tenancy problems, dealing with the news Building, 8pm The first e media and organising social and political activities with concerned w a unemployed students. 10 Federation of University Women, talk by Mrs Michael H eriot The period of employment will be from 3rd week o f November to Shirley Potaka, Maori and Pacific Island mid February and the pay will be about $315.00 per week. Students Adviser, Diocesan School library, first meeting of Applications are particularly invited from people able to relate On a sadder well to women and to overseas students since these are the 10am. two of O tago’ students most likely to be unemployed. 11 Forest and Bird Society meeting, Applications should be made in writing and should include details FREE - PUBLIC - AUDIOVISUAL Engineering Rm 1.401,7.30pm. died in a fire of the applicant’s relevant skills and experience and the names of Wellington. LECTURE 12 Friday at One, free lunchtime concert, two referees. Applications close on Friday 28 September, with COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG RESTORED Opening plei The Secretary, Auckland University Students Association, Maidment, 1pm. Private Bag, Auckland. WITH WILLIAM TRAMPOSCH of the 16 Inaugural Lecture: Professor John Duncan, and pret Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Virginia, Mechanical Engineering Department, “An course n o Cov 5.15pm, Tuesday, September 9 at the Engineer in the Manufacturing Industry” , Massey’s ‘th in AMERICAN CENTER. B28,8pm. Mike Sanson, Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia is the most life was to see TYPING 17 Dante Alighieri Society meeting, Maclaurin beautiful and the most comprehensive Hall, 7.30pm. for Massey, th STUDENT DISCOUNT PRICES restoration complex in the United States. The 19 Friday at One, free lunchtime concert, Rea seldom he time and research lavished on the restoration of the only delega assays,S Thesis $2.00 per A4 page Maidment, 1pm. this 18th Century capital of the British Crown During this double spaced 25 Classical Association meeting, Latin reading Colony of Virginia, and the results of meticulous competition, LLT, 7pm. became w orrie Varies according craftsmanship, are extraordinary. Mr rational k n d rei to s i z e 26 Federation of University Women, musical Tramposch who lives and works in the heart of luncheon, OGH. There was a Curriculum Vitaes $2.50 per A4 page Williamsburg will present, Colonial Friday at One, free lunchtime concert, restructure a t Williamsburg today and yesterday. Maidment, 1pm. having a w ithi Phone 370-239 American Center 30 Auckland History Centre: Simon Milne, two. With Auc U.S. Consulate General under d o ubt tl Suite 3, 4th Floor Geography Department, “The Changing Lister Building General Building Structure of the Auckland Regional genuine m eanii Victoria Street East cnr Shortland & O ’Connell Streets. Enquiries: / ' this Council AUCKLAND Economy from 1900” , Rm 619, Town Tel 733-135 Planning Dept, 4.30pm.
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