RED RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE MONDAY, MAY 14, 1990

STUDENTS' JOURNAL , MANITOBA NEWS DIVERSIONS SPORTS

Students' Association presents New Teacher Evaluations Still In Limbo 2

Software "Bugs" Bug Students 4

Loot Clue #2; scn King's New RRCC: The "green revolution" hasn't hit here yet. Flick A Dud 10 It Ain't Easy Being Green By Melanie Verhaeghe best to use "green" products. quality paper and computer paper If any profits are made, they are A newly-formed sustainable "The government is trying to for recycling. They, in turn, ship put back into student program- A Musical development committee made up buy products that have recycled it to plants in Burnaby, Toronto, ming. of RRCC staff and an SA repre- content. We occasionally run into and Montreal. "I believe the recycler's group Celebration sentative is investigating ways the supply problems with bulk or- One company that takes this is making some money," Dicarlo college can become more envi- ders. But as demand increases, paper is Willpax Ltd. in Win- said. Of Life And ronmentally friendly, and how to availability rises also," Cum- nipeg. Owner William R. Spence University of Winnipeg Stu- feasibly implement new ideas. mings said. said his company pays for such dent President Kyle Briggs said Freedom 11 But Andrew Burzynski, chair- "When I first came into office, paper except for newsprint be- any profit they make from recy- man of the committee and an I couldn't find anyone to print my cause it costs $35 per tonne to cling is donated to charity. Applied Sciences instructor and business card on recycled paper. ship it and companies only pay Next year's SA President Paul curriculum co-ordinator, says the Now I can." $20 per tonne to take it off con- Milan said greening the college Bailey's college right now, is behind in Another concern with govern- sumer's hands. is one of his priorities. terms of its greening. ment is the price of recycled prod- Spence also said that Manitoba "I would definitely encourage Back Down "Definitely we're way behind. ucts. and Newfoundland are the only the idea of using recycled prod- Basically we're (the college) not "We wanted to purchase more provinces in Canada that do not ucts and recycling. If they can get Under doing anything. We only have a paper with recycled content, but have recycling legislation. the enviro-mugs in, then by all few boxes around to collectcans," it has to be reasonably priced. I Other environmentally-related means use them," he said. 12 he said. can't predict if we'll use all re- projects have been planned for The library and the college Print Burzynski says the lack of cycled paper in the future," RRCC, but Kirzinger said that Shop are other places where First Year Student: Returning to Red environmental consciousness is Cummings said. the "Tote-a-Mug" idea did not go environmental improvements not the fault of employees. They Presently at the college, theonly through because of a lack of inter- could be made. would be more than willing to use item recycled is drink cans. There est. The Print Shop sells plastic I River for 1990/91 School Year—Reimbursement Fury: Ready! recycled products and to recycle are boxes set up in the cafeterias The idea was that a mug for cards ,with a magnetic strip, that Bombers: ??? in general. to collect the cans. $3.75 would be available in place are used on campus instead of The Manitoba government Otto Kirzinger, department of the Styrofoam cups usually used coins for photocopying. These of full tuition and student fees. orders supplies for the college, so head of food services, said the for coffee, tea and hot chocolate. cards are thrown away after the what the college uses is entirely collection is working well except "I'm willing to give it a try, number of copies are used up. 14 in the government's hands. for the occasional foreign gar- given the populace and if the SA However, the cards can be used However, Burzynski says the bage that isn't a can. wants to try it," Kirzinger said. again. government is developing a pol- Proposals have been made to "But given the reaction I had, I "I don't mind re-using them; icy, but did not say when it would recycle glass and plastic bottles, didn't pursue it. I said well I'm the hardest part is getting the Second Year Student: or Student NOT but there are problems with it, not going to cut my own throat." students to bring them back," come into effect. A pilot project is planned to Kirzinger said. Kirzinger said he gave the Kathy Lee, print shop duplicat- returning to Red River for 1990/91 School recycle office paper, copier paper "Who's going to separate the proposal to the SA, the vice presi- ing operator said. and computer paper in RRCC garbage? Who's going to trans- dent and dean of the college and Her office has just placed an offices. port it and where?" SA Executive Director Don Hill- order for over 10,000 new cards. It is only in the planning/dis- He said that in Manitoba it is man. Environment week in the col- Year 200.00 cash. To date, the SA has not offi- lege is June 3-8th. There are a cussing stages and no exact start only feasible to recycle cans, date has been announced, but plastic bottles and glass, there- cially discussed the proposal. variety of speakers scheduled for Burzynski is hopeful that it will fore, they haven't even consid- The University of Manitoba has every lunch hour in the Green Find out more in the next issue of: begin in September 1990. ered recycling paper, and there an "Eco-Mug" program in place, Lecture Theatre who will address Manitoba's Environment Min- isn't anywhere in Manitoba that and Student Union President local environmental issues, and ister Glen Cummings was not will take it. Adam Dicarlo said it is working even issues as far away as the aware of RRCC's sustainable However, Manitoba does not well for them. The university ozone layer. development committee, but he have a de-inking plant, but there also recycles cans, plastic bottles said the government is doing its are companies that accept high- and paper.

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- Still Under Scrutiny • - .•-•-••• • Newsstand We're doing a little should startany time now. Right? up, either at the garbages By Jill Sabiston old," McLaren said. Vice-President Academic Myrtle experimenting out at the Wrong. Government will have to themselves, or later after A task force of students and One of the items the task force Nichols said. Projector. Rather than approve it first. pick-up to separate our trash. instructors are looking at ways is looking at is how many times Student evaluations do not boring you with my editorial The SA is also uninformed as So I leave you with a little the current instructor evaluation an instructor should be evaluated solely affect an instructor's job rantings issue after issue, to what the sustainable thinking to do. Are there system can be improved, and hope during the year. status. Other considerations are we've decided to take turns development committee is. Sheri some things you could do, The deadlock in some of the hostages, to have a new system in place by "We want to find something curriculum development, doing it instead. This week, Burns, SA president, said she like bring your own mug, negotiations to free signalling the first real September 1990. that is acceptable. We have to administration, time News Editor Melanie was never sent an agenda. put your cans in the bins for American hostages in progress in Arab/Western The Student Evaluation of decide if an instructor should be management, leadership, and "Green" Verhaeghe gets her This college requires vast recycling, or ride a bike to Lebanon is finally loosening relations since the crisis Instructors Task Force includes evaluated by every student in each professional development. chance up on the soap box. changes before anyone remotely school. It's up to us as after more than five years of began in 1985. three current students, one class he or she has, or by just one "They (the evaluations) are Don't worry, environmentally conscious would individuals to take some frustration by two U.S. The sudden move points graduate student, seven class," McLaren said. looked at over a period of time. environmentalists; she's give it a thumbs up. For example, initiative and make changes administrators. A stubborn to some obvious reasonshe instructors, and Joan McLaren, Student evaluations are They are taken as a series. One biodegradable Paul D. why isn't the "Tote-a'Mug" happen. commitment to never deal first real progress in Arab/ the Director of Program and Staff presently used as feedback to each group may relate differently to an program in place? If not that Unfortunately, it's too late with terrorist organizations Western relations since the Development. They have been instructor from the students. The instructor, or perceive that This issue's front page program, then why not create a for this year's SA, so how had left the U.S. in the crisis began in 1985. looking over the current students' comments on the instructor differently than the next story examines what RRCC "Bring-your-own-mug" about a challenge to next awkward position of trying The sudden move points evaluation system and modifying evaluation forms are discussed group," McLaren said. is and isn 't doing to make the campaign, where students and year's executive to clean up to free the hostages with little to some obvious reasonshe it since last September. between instructors and their All parties involved in the college "green" or more staff would be encouraged to bring the college? or no bargaining tools. Now, first real progress in Arab/ "We're looking at piloting a department heads. revision agree that the changes environmentally friendly. In in their own cups instead of using We're not talking about to most everyone's surprise, Western relations since the new process. Currently, an "The idea is to set up ways the are long overdue. They look the 90's itseems that "green" six or seven styrofoam ones radical changes here. In a the negotiations are being crisis began in 1985. I jumped into a vat of cherry jell-o just for a crummy t-shirt? instructor is evaluated once a year instructor can improve. Some forward to implementing a new is the trendy way to go and everyday. This would cut down few years all of this will be conducted from the most The sudden move points by the students. We're trying to things, such as being late for class, system that will see students' everyone is talking about the on garbage tremendously and be commonplace and probably unlikely of sources. to some obvious reasonshe upgrade a system that's 10 years are easier to correct than others," evaluations have an impact on environment in one form or better for the environment. And legislated. Even a small In the past few weeks, first real progress in Arab/ instructors' performances. another. It's good to see why are the cards used for amount of recycling and Robert Polhill and Frank Western relations since the Become A people talking about photocopying not re-used? If it's reusing would make a Reed, who have spent more crisis began in 1985. something extremely a matter of getting them back difference, if only to ease than three years somewhere The sudden move points important, but I'm afraid from students then why not set up our own consciences. in subterranean Beirut, were to some obvious reasonshe discussion isn't good enough. a box in the photocopying areas released to Syrian officials first real progress in Arab/ Doctor of Employee Development Action. That's what we need labelled "Put used cards here". and taken to the American Western relations since the to see. It's really quite simple. I'll bet embassy in Damascus. crisis began in. 1985. The college isn't doing most people don't even know the It appears that Syria, which The sudden move points Program Helps Instructors much in the way of recycling, cards are re useab le. occupies large sections of to some obvious reasonstle Chiropractic Lebanon, may have put choice but to use the hostage and they were misinformed Has anyone had a good look at or didn'tdo their homework. what our cafeteria food is being pressure on the mostly pro- situation as a lever to acquire Iranian Hizballah (Party of By David Kuxhaus help instructors keep up with new before, but I think it has only All I did was look in the served in? It's great to have a badly needed up-to-date God) in an attempt to seek technology and economic Students can rest assured that technology in their field, or to happened three or four times since Yellow Pages under healthy choice of salads, but lose warmer relations with the aid. any problems they may have with correctspecific in-class problems. I've been here," Newman said. recycling and I found a place the gigantic plastic, unrecyclable West. The Hizballah is The sudden changes in instructors will be dealt with "If performance appraisals Newman does admit, though, that will take high-quality containers. holding most of the hostages attitude, however brought thoroughly according to college show they're not performing up that personal conflicts between paper for recycling. And I was also informed that no one in exchange for the freedom about, are welcomed by the President Ray Newman. to standard, a development students and instructors are bound they'll even pay you for it. separates the garbage at RRCC, of several hundred political Bush administration as "If an issue arises, through say program is set up for that to happen. One person interviewed said so the amount of cans collected is prisoners held by Israel. perhaps the beginning of the a studentevaluation that indicates individual," said McLaren. "Sometimes there may be they didn't recycle paper only a percentage of the cans However, they also need end of the hostage nightmare. a certain problem, we will point These programs usually involve personal things that can affect an because there was no place around. What about the garbage arms and ammunition to But a question still lingers if out ways in which the situation instructors sitting down with their individual's performance. I don't to take it. I've solved that cans not located in the cafeterias? balance the civil war in and when all hostages are set can be improved," Newman said. department heads and identifying know of anyone who can divorce problem, so I guess a program Some sort of system should be set Lebanon. Syria and Iran may free. What tactics will these To that end, the college has in their weaknesses and how they their personal lives from their be supplying them with religious fanatics use for place an employee development can be corrected. work." weapons as a trade-off for future dealmalcing? program which allows an However, Newman says for the Instructors at the college are on instructor to improve their on- most part the instructors at the probation for one academic year Information Notice of For more than 40 years. Northwestern College of college seem to be doing a good BE A REGULAR G. Shelestynski Chiropractic has helped thousands of students fulfill their the-job performance. after they are hired, and are job. Graduation Ceremony BLOOD career goals as successful health care practitioners. Joan McLaren, Director of reviewed annually by their DONOR Programs and Staff Development, "Petitions against instructors department head. 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College Spends Money Council Briefs Support for CBL FOUNDATIONS By Karyn Walker Hotel and Restaurant I LIORING GROUP Administration student The new system will have every to score points by having the bell- An evaluation of the By Krista McBride Andre LeGal is an avid On Defective Software instructor evaluated once per year, equipped ball hit the opposing CompetencyBasedLearning One-to-One Tutorials Student council will open supporter of CBL and the by every student in every class team's wall. program at Red River "It (the microcomputer 'Calculus 'Statistics nominations May 7 to elect Rodkin, in acknowledging the The game will be adapted for Community College is values it teaches students. By Bob Cooney dBase 4 (microcomputer applications course) is an option, ' Business Math 'Physics members to sit on the 1990/91 they teach. "CBL allowed me to get computer problems, was realistic "Economics students so that five players will scheduled for mid-June, but Computer glitches have caused applications) is a sixth term option but the bugs didn't show up until 'Financial Math council in an election to take place SA Vice-President George ahead," he said "I completed about a possible solution. 'Trigonometry 'Accounting play on each side, as well as the some administration and delays and frustrations in an for business administration on June 1, 1990. Nominations Dearman says that for now, yearly "We've made the commitment three weeks into the term, and 'Computer Pr. 'Business Courses addition of spotters around the students say opposition to the program two months industry-standard database students. Word Processing 'Science will close on May 15, 1990. evaluation is the only feasible to carry the term through to the you can't change your option," ' North Gym to prevent injury to CBL (competency-based- ahead and was able to get programming course, Business Ward said the system seems 'Electronics 'English Interested candidates can pick option, as the task is very time end as best we can," he said. he said. the blindfolded players. learning) is based on into the work force a lot Administration students say. designed for a hard drive General Adult Upgrading up nomination forms in the SA consuming. "Not one student has come to "This is sixth term. People want The game will give sighted students' own personalities earlier." But Department Head Louis environment, not floppy disk use. office Room DM20. "Department heads will get me with problems," he said, to graduate, and they've got 'Reading 'Essay Wnting students the opportunity to rather than the program itself. LeGal likes the fact that Rodkin acknowledges problems In the Red River computer lab, 'Study Skills After the new council is elected, bogged down in doing indicating he'd met with the practicum (work experience) too. 'Writing understand what it's like for a "It takes a student that is with CBL students can set exist with the dBase 4 terminals are linked to a central •Mathemabcs 'Spelling they will hold their first meeting evaluations. Hopefully, after a computer centre staff to try and "The (dBase 4) package doesn' t blind person to try and keep fit. motivated more personally. their own schedule and programming course, and is computer, or server, and the •ESL -Speed Reading in August of 1990 to approve the year or two we will be able to do make corrections in the program work well with floppy disks," Games will be played on May Some students need manage their own time. working with computer centre programming is generated from budget for the upcoming school them more often," Dearman said. as problems developed. Eadie added, indicating the dBase DOWNTOWN 29, 30 and 31 between 11 a.m. somebody to move them But LeGal also said that staff on a solution, though it may this central location. In this case, 4 program on his own home year. Rodkin echoed Ward's TUTOR CENTRE and 1 p.m. in the North Gym. along from subject to subject, students who cannot be too late to help students in the students use the central computer, "If you really want to know comments, saying they had computer runs fault-free. 783-0283 other students find they can motivate themselves to just current term. then store their work on floppy "If they (administrators) had where the money comes from, attempted to keep in step with work at their own pace," said "do the work" do experience "They had the right idea. They disks. done their research, they'd have that's the meeting to be at," said The old SA executive has industry, but discovered that some College President Ray difficulty. This is one of the wanted to be one step ahead of Computers with hard-drives are SA President Sheri Burns. challenged the newly elected SA concerns an evaluation companies had bought the product known that." Bug Day has been scheduled to Newman. industry, but it didn't work," self-contained, and have the Rodkin is trying to be as broad executive to a game of "Go-ball" committeeofsixpeople from and were having problems. at noon on May 29, to kick off the take place on Tuesday, May 15, Newman and Vice- second-year Marketing student program stored within the as he can in allowing for the various college departments Adrian Ward said, indicating computer. Most personal Meanwhile, Ward said the SEXUALLY college's Fitness Week. 1990, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. President Academic Myrtle computer centre staff seem to be difficulties. TRANSMITTED The SA urges students to come Nichols agree that students is researching. students had fewer problems with computers operate in this fashion. "If a student has trouble because The revised instructor Go-ball is a game traditionally The committee is headed trying to solve the problem by DISEASES played by blind people, in a out on that day and air their beefs using CBL after graduating the older version of the program, Ward said he feels less of their attitude, that's one thing, evaluation system will be put into by the director of planning manipulating files within the gymnasium with three players to in front of the SA office. from high school are the most dBase 3+. frustrated than some of his but if something doesn't work, effect before exam time at the end and staff development, Joan central computer's hard disk a side. The object of the game is likely to experience "Instructors in the college are classmates because he uses dBase we'd give it another try," he said. of May. McLaren. not in touch with industry, because 4 on his hard drive-equipped home drive, but it may not be enough. difficulty. "The next step (of the course) "We're not using the advanced STD -root\i -itc McL.aren, who has been industry tossed out dBase 4 for computer without errors, but that MoiNDO cA This is due to the constant uses more memory and files in a version, and we handle a small `push' instructors give high accused of bias because of dBase 3+ before the college bough doesn't change the affect the amount of data," he said. her support in the early 'Catalogue' and I don't think the FOR INFORMATION school students to complete the program," he said. dBase problems have on the total "Hindsight is always 20/20. If instructors will be able to solve CALL their work, whereas CBL is beginnings of CBL at the dBase 3+ and dBase 4 are class of almost 100 students. I'd known the problems in college, said the evaluation this problem." tirarata dependent on students' database management programs. "People have lost files, and advance, we'd have never gone BA student Ross Eadie said he 945-8383 initiative to get the work results are being sent to a dBase 4 is the latest version. Both sometimes the system locks up. with it. If the computer centre government department for started the course, but dropped done. are used extensively in business You have to shut it down, then staff had known also, they'd have a final report and applications to create accounting/ restart it, and that takes almost ten out when he started having Manitoba CBL is a learning system said no." Health recommendations. spreadsheet programs, mailing minutes sometimes. This has problems with the system. where students complete a He said he didn't need the Rodkin said that next year, the (Pc BROTHERS variety of work booklets and The department of lists, and perform other computer caused a lot of grief for a lot of faculty would probably change to education had originally filing and information sorting people," he said. course to graduate. computer programs assisting "It's not worth the headaches. another database management with course teaching. mandated RRCC to be a full functions. Department Head Louis system. Tat/14r CBL college in most course _ • .! := -:aluiV Students are on their own. . to% eau They must completea certain in 1990. Until the results of the II r..11111 7 CO-: amount of compacts by a :14 61 specific date or they don't study are concluded any HOW FRAKIKENISTEIKOS MONisreAt, receive credit. further development of CBL BREAKS A POP5icLE. has been put on hold. Halltalk: By Donald M. Bailey How Often Do You Think Instructors Should Be Evaluated?

Surendra Budhu (Electronic Lindsay Penner (Masonry): Dean Kidd (Automotive): Liza Juanita Skwarchuk (Pre- Linda Ledous (Pre-apprentice Technology): "Once a year at the end of the "Once a year is good enough. I apprentice Carpentry): Carpentry): "Well...I think they should be course is good because you have don't know what kind of "If the school year is ten "Every three months. More evaluated after every term. It's gcne through the course with difference it makes whether you months...then three times. It contact with students would be more convenient and would work the instructor. Then you know evaluate them or not." depends on the number of nicer, so students can feel better to keep instructors on their toes all their abilities, good points complaints to the instructor. You and more comfortable." because sometimes they slack and bad points." need a good boot in the head once in a while." off." • I :41. • ( • t ' .1 4 ; a , • Is ■ rii„ t f• ,

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S planned including seminars and identity that spans North Amer- CLUB REPORT meetings dealing with motiva- ica. As a result, we are looking Tell the SA what's buggy Students Attend tional topics to beach parties, forward to maintaining our con- By Charlene Leschinsky cocktail receptions and continen- tacts within the U.S. as we hope and Kelvin Prokopetz tal breakfasts. Contacts were to see all of them at the Las Vegas International Hotel The Hotel Sales and Marketing made from around the United Conference next year. I Association International Con- States and our group became Hotel Sales and Marketing As- • • ference was held in Minneapolis known as "The Canadian Con- sociation International (HSMAI) Sales Conference this year and six of our RRCC nection." is an organization that focuses on chapter members were in atten- We returned home with new the career avenue of Sales and dance. Of the 350 delegates, we enthusiasm after discovering that Marketing with an emphasis on were the only Canadian represen- we were not a solitary small group hotels and other hospitality re- rt In Minneapolis tatives. A variety of events were but an important part of a larger lated fields. While there are Par- ent Chapters throughout Canada, Red River Community College Red River has the only Canadian Student C Community College Chapter right here on campus, with 17 members. Members may attend monthly Nomination Form for parent chapter dinner meetings a (making contacts for future em- • • • • ployment) and attend monthly • ' • Lieutenant-Governor's Medalists • • • • student chapter meetings to get • , • • , • • • • updates on what is happening in • • • • the industry. Other benefits in- • • • # • • • • • • . • Nominee's Name (indicate first name used by nominee) clude using marketing and sales I 4 4 • Nominee's Course skills for fundraising ventures and sales blitz promotions. Proceeds The four medals available are: from fundraising are used to 1) diploma course students in the science-based curricula, subsidize the cost of students at- tending Parent Chapter meetings 2) diploma course students in the arts-based curricula, and the HSMA International 3) certificate course students in the science-based curricula, Student Conference. 4) certificate course students in the arts-based curricula, Any full-time student of RRCC is able to join, however, Hotel The criteria for selection of the Lieutenant-Governor's medalists are: and Restaurant Administration a) academic and technical ability students or any students in a Sales b) participation in College Activities and Marketing oriented course c) good character and personality would get the most out of this association, as it can affect their Please give information on the nominee in each of these categories if possible. Selection will be based only on information career goals through making provided on this form or on accompanying attachments. Selection is made exclusively on criteria relating to the student's contacts and polishing skills. graduating year. The Committee will make its own arrangements for nominee's transcripts. Membership fees in 1989/90 The Selection Committee is comprised of one senior administrator, two members of the instructional staff of related subject were $25.00. For more informa- areas, and two members of the Students' Association. The names of the recipients selected are confidential until announced tion please contact Todd Bilquist at graduation when Medals are presented. in Room F-205 or call 632-2541.

Nominations must be submitted by June 1 to the Student Awards Officer, C312. THAT'S HOW MANY a) Academic or technical ability (other than information on RRCC transcript e.g. awards won, standing in course, work CANADIANS experience, comments). ARE SQUASH PLAYERS

b) Participation in College Activities (please be specific - e.g., if Students . Association Clubs or sports at what level and to what extent).

c) Good character and personality: (e.g. if possible, provide examples that illustrate these traits).

d) While it is not considered by the Selection Committee in determining the medalists, additional background information, such as hometown, high school, family status, community activities, student activities and awards in the first year of a diploma course, etc., would be beneficial for publicity purposes.

IT COULD HAPPEN Each nomination must be signed by four or more students and/orinstructors. TO YOU A fire or tornado, sickness or Please Print Name Signature Student or Instructor injury, maritial troubles or any number of other problems can happen to anyone. By giving to United Way, you're making sure that help will be there if BUG you need it Tuesday, May 15 Monday, May 14, 1990 Page 9 DiVetfialf Contemporary Dance School: Puts on a Show Even a Greenhorn Can Love, at a Price an Impoverished Student Can Afford

By Chris Zuk limit. This piece showed the "...To the crystal ball" were Mondo Cartoon r. king The best dancers of the School dancers playing musical chairs, „t. ••••• um., XXWONC&X \ of Contemporary Dancers sombre and uninspired. Also, they dressed in formal wear and often lacked cohesiveness. professional program displayed dancing to Rossini' s slow moving their intricate art form in the music. The combination was an production of Dance Reflections oddity but it created an amusing DanceReflections offered some at the Gas Station Theatre last act. exceptional work by members of week. "Terra" was another fine the professional dance program. The program showed how performance, this time portraying diverse and imaginative dancing passion and angst. The emotional The low admission price (only can be, especially in the open, pinnacle was expressed by a single $6 for students) and the casual casual setting the Gas Station shriek which left the audience atmosphere are ideal drawing Nominations Open: provides. silent, moved. The performance cards for those of us ready for a DanceReflections is comprised was tight and extremely powerful. new cultural experience. Tammy Faye's of ten acts which encompass a Black Currant Flavored broad range of sound, dance and Unfortunately, the rest of the You don't need to be a "culture the Mascara e emotion. pieces were not impressive. Many vulture" to enjoy The highlight of the evening of them seemed well performed Contemporary Dancers. All you open-mindedness May 7 was "Conversations on a Chair", and elegant but lacked vision and need is a little dancers where the dancers' technical impact. Performances like and a sense of fun. The abilities were stretched to the "Requiem," "Penulous," and will provide the rest. Tammy Faye struggles to make ends meet without Jim. Nominations Close: r Students' Association presents COMING ATTRACTIONS for MAY/JUNE May 18 BA Grad BBQ Courtyard 11 am-1 pm 2nd CLUE in Live Bands! Look for the Thank You BUG DAY 2 Loot Contest Banquet ELECTIONS: in front of the Invitation Only 17 June 1, 1990 14 SA office DM20.1 5 16 18 SA Victoria Day 7th Annual Responsibilities will include passing the (College Closed) Golf Tourney Sandy Hook 25 1990/91 fiscal budget. 21 22 23 24 Pick up your nomination form in the National Physical Activity Week Nooner: SA Office Room DM20. Health & Fitness Fair in Hallway by Tower Lounge and Buffalo Dean Gunnarson Courtyard - Go-Ball Games Pub Nooner: North Gym 11 am-1 pm Movie: Courtyard Jeffrey Hatcher Black Lecture 3:30-7:30 pm Tower Lounge 29 Theatre BBQ & draw for 28 30 31 w ind su rfed 1 RED RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE DID YOU KNOW... STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION A You can tell the Students' Association what's bugging yoJ on BUG DAY 2! Go to Otto's, the Buffalo, the Voyageur or the Cave to have your voice heard! The CNIB is holding go-ball games in the North Gym 11 am - 1 pm from May 29-31. Participants are blindfolded so they can learn what it's like for a blind person to keep in shape. A The final student pub of the year is June 1. There'll be a draw for a windsurfer, so don't miss out! There is going to be a BBQ as well two bands: The Choir Boys and Jenerator, all for a mere $5 per ticket. Page 10 Monday, May 14, 1990 Monday, May 14, .1990 Page 11

Tales From the Darkside: The Movie Comes Jewish Musical Sings of Hopes and With Guarantee to Turn Audience Green Fears of New Americans

The theatre group is presenting working girls who burned in a the play by Zalman Mlotek and 1911 sewing factory fire. THAT'S Moishe Rosenfeld at the Prairie HOW MANY Theatre Exchange after involving Although some of the songs CANADIANS negotiations with the New York and dialogue are in Yiddish, it I ARE WHEEL- producer. It is an ambitious doesn't deter from the enjoyment production which the six actors and of the play if you don't CHAIR TENNIS PLAYERS 4 actresses from across Canada understand the language. The perform with zeal. experience of the Jewish

Theresa Tova as Gussic gives immigrant is equal in many ways several powerful renditions, the most to the experience of most moving being "Brother Can You immigrant groups that have come Spare a Dime", a song of the to North America. Depression era. Karen Cogan as Sadie and Gerry The one outstanding Salsberg as Yussel sing "A Khulem" difference is of course the ("A Dream"), a moving duet of love Holocaust. and hope. Nicholas Rice as Oppenheimer The Golden Land ends on an and Robert Rozen as Izzie lighten upbeat note with "The Jewish the atmosphere with a Jewish People Live" and "Blessed is vaudeville routine. America." The spirit of gratitude and determination that the Lesley Corneas Fanny almost sobs audience is left with brought the "Ballad of the Triangle Fire" rounds of applause and smiles. which describes the death of 146

The Golden Land tells a powerful tale of Jewish immigrants

From the opening songs of James Remar as down-and-out artist meets gargoyle who lays the golden egg By Eva Weidman sorrow at leaving their homeland By Kathryn Gower The Golden Land is a musical to the frantic song of joy on arrival in The Golden Land, America, Tales from the Darkside: The seen in a long time," one Lawrence (David, Gimme a suspense, gore, and...well, that's some sex in Tales from the history of immigrants coming to the pace is set for the scenes that Movie should contain a disgruntled viewer said. Break) as Timmy, a boy who about all it offers. Darkside). Hem is a starving artist the promised land and the RING follow. The mood, music and disclaimer. Warning: this movie "Yeah, it was pretty bad," said his captured by a suburban Next in line was "The Cat From hardships they endured. The tale who loses his agent, gets attacked songs ricochet between appeals to teenage audiences only! another. witch (Deborah Harry) who Hell"—a very fitting title. is brought to life in this latest by a gargoyle, meets a woman bewilderment, fear, hunger, The film, showing at the St. The only favorable comments wants to serve him as the main William Hickey (Prizzi's Honor) production by the Winnipeg (Rae Dawn Chong) and falls in freedom, achievement and Vital, Capitol and Garden City came from a 15-year-old. course at a dinner party that Jewish Theatre. is featured here. Those who have love—all on the same night! It humor. cinemas is the result of the "That was great! Excellent! Just same night. seen Cat's Eye will recall a scene seems they're going to live combined talents of George like the movie 'Henn Skelter'," Timmy acts as narrator for the where the munchkin plugs happily ever after—geez, even DAYS Romero, Steven King, and he said. following three stories, with the people's noses and tries to suck his artwork sells. But, all is not Michael McDowell (Beetlejuice), Tales, based on the late climax to his talc forming the end their breath from them. Well, the well. On the couple's tenth as well as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. night TV series of the same of the movie. cat from hell does something very anniversary, the gargoyle strikes When the curtain went down, name, combines four stories The first story (actually, the similar, plus some deeds even again, for the last time. the consensus was generally the into one movie, but only one second), "Lot 249", stars Christian more disgusting. Talcs from the Darkside. Scary? same. segment was almost enjoyable. Slater (Heathers) and King Tut. Finally, there is the third tale— At times. Good? Uh, uh, nix, "That's the worst movie This one starred Matthew This portion offers some "Lover's Vow" (yes, there's even never, no way!

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..%;;1111 RRCC Sustainable Development Committee V1.13t Environment Week Lecture Series June 3-8 By Rob Comeault Howdy! Nice of you to dial in to Apple River and you're all Edge, and even an Apple River t- CMOR will be piping through the this time around are HMV Music on the radio grapevine once again. personally invited! shirt. Sounds pretty jiffy, right? speakers. Have no fear, it's not at and Westboine Park Housing Co- Place: Green Lecture Theatre I tell ya, I sure was shocked over Yes, Red River's Power Station Wait! There's more! Yes, more! an earth-shattering volume. I've op. the weather this past while. It sort is organizing a rockin' party down If ya think that's impressive, get personally inspected different (Contact Andy Burzynski For Further Info. 632-2441) of put a damper on spring. to Apple River, Wisconsin. The this: Confirmed to play locations in and around the A It appears our Top-6 request Time: 12 Noon Nevertheless, I have no doubt ol' bus trip is a joint venture between Minneapolis that weekend is none courtyard and it's com ing through sheet in the last Projector didn't Mother Nature will bounce back CMOR and Sun-Ice Tours and other than Fleetwood Mac. So, at a very decent level. In other turn your crank. Not one form June 4: Robert Sopuck, Executive Director, Sustainable Development with scorching temps in the not it's guaranteed to be a shaker. drop off your $50 deposit at the words, enjoy. found its way onto my desk or to too distant future. Tentatively, we're leaving June station or call Sun-Ice Tours at Manitoba's Sustainable Development Initiatives A Udpate on Miss Texas. the SA. I know, you were meaning Coordination Unit, A Speaking of scorching temps, 29 in the evening and returning 786-8636 if ya need more info. Couldn't make it to see her on the you can bet on some rising July 2 sometime. Your $169 Save up quick, the sooner we to, but you didn't have time... Very understandable. Anyway, if ya mercury this coming July long (based on quad occupancy) know you wanna come, the better. 2nd. Oh, well...But I heard she wanna give us some constnictivc June 5: Denis Depape, Resource Economist, Manitoba Hydro, weekend. Listen up and tell your includes three nights A More good news. Before long, played a mean piano for the feedback, by all means... friends about this important accommodation, two days tubing, you'll be venturing out into the mayor. The Environment- Economy Relationship announcement: CMOR is going two socials, barbecues at River's courtyard and, lo and behold, A More bouquets in order for staff and volunteers for bringing A Till next time...Enjoy the heat, in more advertising revenue to but remember, go easy on the June 6: Dr. Charles Bigelow, Department of Chemistry, University of Manitoba, skin cancer. And take 'er easy! Young Kids/Old Music the station. Joining the family The Ozone Layer-A Scientist's Viewpoint Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix June 7: Jenny Hillard, President, Consumers' Association of Manitoba Make Big Comeback With Consumer Power-What Can I Do?

Bubblegum Crowd "Kids that purchase the older By Robyn Maharaj the old guys are real talented," stuff are mostly into the heavier June 8: Jack Dubois, Chairman, Manitoba Eco-Network, Sustainable Rob Evans, 12, said. music of today. They can't afford The weather is finally letting "They may have just been a not to enjoy the music," he said. up. Development: An Activist's Point Of View bunch of old druggies, but they "A new type of Seattle-based The streets are clear, the air is GitouND knew how to play," added Steve music that is popular is called warm, kids are playing in the Stewart, a 15-year-old from Fort Sub-pop. It is bone-crunchingly By Donald M. Bailey ■ aa Ath‘s -rt street. to last ieasorri. •• -- ,019 repraefintiives, whose. Richmond Collegiate. slow, very similar to Zeppelin ifltury ut Clumps of teens in neon tie- It's convention time, and lately a young Bat-fan told me, "because nsplay the There are three essential ingredi- lineations had been approved. %, Granted, a lot of kids do like with names likeMud Honey, Faith I've seen enough comics and you want to find the best deal." ,/return team ents in the kicking teams, says "On a weekly basis, I might sett dye t-shirts race along on ;return squad. quale — the plan, the talent, the tech- out 10 or 20 applications," she said the. ‘ contemporary music, but there No More, and Screaming Trees. records to fill the wish lists of all Mark Corner has been putting other day from Washington. "It has sv„., skateboards; scaring themselves ted opponents nique. He is a finicky coach who are pockets of kids who appreciate \ but impressing their friends. Kids purchasing the new stuff the most desperate winter- on record flea markets since the is of 45 yards keeps his own special teams play- been just unbelievable. We did not an riei the sounds from the sixties and int returns of book. ticipate such a response, and the list jury` A brand new ghetto-blaster sits might also pick up a classic album weathered consumers in fall of 1988, and he says theevents early seventies. C on the grass, but what music is it as well," he said. Winnipeg. keep getting bigger and better. The enthusi "I've seen more kids buying up dais are poor, playing? Hendrix, The Doors, It may seem strange that the Two weeks ago I attended He prefers the term flea market this kind of music than adults," youth of the nineties are choosing Winnipeg's first comic book bunch of guys ci Zeppelin. to convention because flea ffer its friendl they Kellie Yakiwchuk, an employee Isn't this the age of Milli music that is two decades old convention. A week earlier I markets attract a more general been length at Discus Records in St. Vital because we're E Vanilli? when they should be trying to rubbed elbows with rabid record crowd. The Projector Shopping Centre, said. carve out a niche of their own. lands." Not to this group of young teens. collectors at the fourth Winnipeg "People buying records here jn Until this s Genes "I think they do enjoy the music, Maybe old pics showing They prefer the classics to the Record Collectors Flea Market. primarily want current longest in a g but part of it is the image that is Hendrix with his guitar aflame in er. But he b newer music that is being cranked So what happens at one of these commercial stuff, heavy metal, fictive bargain- needs people associated with the sixties," she front of him have become 52 in the out. conventions? Basically, they arc and punk, but there are oldies too. 'signed with the against the said. legendary in their young eyes. ember 1982, the against the Accountants just great big garage sales with Basically, stuff you don't see "Some of those guys back then e Players As- Darrin Wershler-Henry, Maybe not. goals set a pe were really cool. I prefer the aficionados searching through everyday," Corner says. register and with the points equalled Broaden Tour Career Horizons assistant manager at HMV in "I thought that looked stupid, piles of stuff looking for the right Paraphernalia, memorabilia: `lrneys who missing his fi heavier stuff like Metallica, but The CGA program of professional Eaton Place, feels that image has but I still like his music," said item at the right price. toys comics, records, tapes, tct negotia- has boo • the Sex Pistols are the best. All goals and 19 0 C studies produces high-in-demand nothing to do with it. Evans. As they do this they often find posters, even video and, groan, dght was not "Write Stuff" to last seas professionals who enjoy unlimited career • • • • • I:. 0 • • OOOOO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • OOOOOOOOOOOO • • remnants of their past_ hey favor by There are • •• • • • CDs have become very important potential in industry, government, and • • "I used to have one of those to collectors over the years. hey had little ents in the • • ,.: a player, an quale— the public practice. • • when I was a kid,"you hear. -pr certification nique. He • • If they are young kids it's, ,proved by the Aspiring reporters, artists, keeps his o • CGA's exclusive microcomputer • • Owning this tangible form of tariclard agree- book. • • "Gimme, gimme, gimme," like integrated program allows flexibility fantasy is possible at the : outlining how cn through frill time • • good consumers-in-training. was entitled to cartoonists, editorial writers Returner earn while you learn • RED MEWS POWER STATION • convention. And this makes the dealers V 115 contract. employment; select advanced course • • Speaking of fantasy, Keycon, 'eement, if an and reviewers from all We tell our • in • happy. as the "tri options to match individual career needs. coo-sigh • Winnipeg's seventh annual `coved by the • Leo Bahuaud was the brains lowed to ne- been Bobby ed • conjunction with • science fiction convention will college departments are leader with • Equivalent University or College credits • 619 Portage Avenue • behind the comic convention. He average. He may be applied for advanced standing in • • be held at the Sheriton Hotel on .auld seem to got sick of waiting for someone 97 yards for a C the five level program. • Winnipeg, MB R3B 2G4 • May 25-27. its, especially welcome. turned two oth • less. But that • else to put one on, so he organized just like every only national • presents 786-8636 • 0 • CGA has Canada's • it himself. yards and is • .1183 season, the accounting education program and is the • TOP TEN in kickoff • "This city deserves a comic frs were repre- • .4 in Manitoba. • pens to boa largest accounting educator • convention. When you got cities ... moat of whom Drop by Trailer K (beside the • • IF...T-SHIRTS turrent rosters. 15, third APPLE RIVER • But like (a Challenge The 90's Witb CGA. • that have only 150,000 people, phis an addi- West3 student parking lot) or • • 1. Brains 25c is worried • places like Grand Forks or Regina, tith the league • The wee co) For more information contact: July Long Weekend • and they have comic conventions, 2. Question Reality 'e 336 players • \e draft, al- leave a message in the cials are po • • you know we need one," Bahuaud 3. Soviet Posters bunch of gu • • 3 nights accommodation • sent rookies practice. th U The Certified General Accountants • say s. 4. Pony ESP liter with the • Students' Association office, don't go to Association of Manitoba • ; made a • • 2 days tubing 5. If you love this planet... has going to play cr., • • "I have comics that go back 40 kd to join the Number Four Donald Street South • 6. Yin-Yang Room DM20. We'll call you! making a mis • • 2 socials years, and at the con I get a chance too tired to d Winnipeg, Manitoba R3L 2T7 • • 7. Ankh %reflect only a 0 • • to see books that I don't have, • beer bash at River's Edge 8. Hammer & Sickle \ agents who When an agent applies for certifica'w Telephone: 477-1256 or • • even if I don't buy them." players. Ken- And they describes his return-men Toll free: 1-800-282-8001 • • 9. E=mc2 as the "trigger." For kickoffs it has tion, he or she is sent a questicamaire bin • Motorcoach transportation & shuffle service It's weird to watch people circle - t-sif tem coor- a job application. IC • • 10. Why were you born? '?e had on been judged whether it'sthe league- that resembles • the dealers' tables like birds of /those ap- leader with an extraordinary 38.6 asks about the applicant's pe "WHEREVER FINANCIAL DECISIONS ARE MADE" • ONLY $169 per person (quad occupancy) prey, looking for the ultimate deal. IF... average. He has run one kickoff back and professional background, • . yards for a , and re- who e may represent. It • Some walk around four or five 847 CORYDON :ight send CeS . • $199 per person (double occupancy) • ‘ssaid for 46 as • • times before making a buy. 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Pace may coot& at such at STUDENTS Fury Set To Avenge Last Season? Beef Roast Beet TenderlotiSteak New coach, Strip Lam Sink imports expected to make an immediate impact StrIren Steak Work as a By JJ Green T•Buie Steak If the Winnipeg Jets hadn't towards an A licence in coaching, originals Tony Nocita, Paul enthusiasm into this season." the right time." Porterhouse Steak Part time Marketing thought of it first, "New Attitude, the highest level in Canada. Clarke and Jeff Cambridge as well McKee has high hopes for the Away from Winnipeg, theCSL Beet Liver Ground Beef Field Representative. New Altitude" would have been Hornibrook blows what lies as leading scorer Geoff Aunger team's new star, who will arrive welcome franchises from Regular or Lean the ideal slogan for this year's head for him and his Fury, but is and Thunder Bay native Tim here on May 13. Kitchener and London into the Pork Chops , with the emphasis optimistic nonetheless. Rosenfeld, who will take over the "I hope he can become a leader league, bringing the number of Pork Cutlets being on "new." "I don' t have any easy job ahead goalkecping duties from the for the younger players," said Ontario teams to six, and the Pork Roast The Fury made quite a few off- of me," he said, "but I think we've departed . McKee. league total to 11. As mentioned Veal Cutlets season moves, most notably the got a really good nucleus here." But the biggest news at the Fury "The bottom line is we're before, the Calgary Strikers are Veal Chops hiring of a new head coach. Hornibrook is the third head camp surrounds the impending hoping he gives us some positive taking a year off. Chicken Breasts Chicken Thighs Expectations were high in coach in four years for the Fury, arrival of Kenny Wharton, a results both on and off the field." With only four teams in the training camp last year, buoyed Chicken Drumsticks and realizes that the people of player from Newcastle United of Almost lost in the shuffle of Western Division now, the Fury Plus Other Venous Cuts by the team's success in 1988 and Winnipeg want a winner. the FA's Second Division. new faces was the re-signing of should have no trouble making the hiring of former Vancouver "Can you win? That seems to "Justin Fashanu, Hamilton Nocita, the team captain. He the playoffs, since Victoria hasn't 86er Shaun Lowther as player/ be the million-dollar question, but player/coach, said he's the biggest echoes his coach's enthusiasm done much to help themselves in coach. you can't answer that right there," signing in the history of the about both the team and the arrival the off-season, while Edmonton But the team was plagued by he said. league," said Fury GM Mike of Wharton. and Vancouver will be inconsistency all year, causing "I hope we'll be contenders. McKee. "The key is we become competitive as before. them to miss the playoffs and It's difficult to say." Wharton brings 12 years of FA consistent," said Nocita. "As long Apart from the new look the Lowther to lose his job. Apart from a new head coach, soccer experience with him, as we perform as a unit, there's no Fury will have, there will be two .; Enter Dwight Hornibrook. the Fury have some familiar CS L having played in both the First way we shouldn't make the things to watch this year: Whether Hornibrook hails from New faces in camp, most notably those and Second Divisions. Coming playoffs. Vancouver will remain the league Brunswick, and brings with him of Keith Izatt, Gary Kern and with him is Newcastle teammate "Kenny will bring with him a powerhouse after losing some key EARN Y815./H11. OR MORE 17 years of soccer experience, James Loughlin. Izatt comes from Lawrie Pierson. wealth of experience. He'll take players in the off-season; and what INTERESTED APPLICANTS HERS HOFF from playing and coaching in the a trade with Edmonton, while CAMPUS REP. RECRUITMENT "I think that a player of Kenny's the weight off our (Cambridge will happen in the Eastern PLEASE SEND RESUMES OR 160 VANDERHOOF AVENUE east to working as a staff coach TORONTO, ON Kern and Loughlin arrive from experience will raise the level of and Nocita) shoulders in the Division with seven teams WORK HISTORY TO: M4G 4E5 with Canadian teams involved in Calgary, where the Strikers have play of the Winnipeg Fury," midfield. He's a good every-day fighting for three playoff spots. • international competition. He has taken a year off to reorganize. Hornibrook said. player. spent the last six years working Returnees include Fury "I hope he will inject some "He'll make the right play at

Check 13ullentin Board Outside Room 88-17 Bombers Still Need To Light Fuse For Different Types 01 Pacs Available Will Blue whistle past graveyard with Saltz ,Garza? Or sign Flutie? JOBS Assistant Program

By Paul Friesen We require an electronics/ Director The flamboyant take over of last year, all Salisbury could castoff. fatal for the league, and probably computerized equipment Employment Period: aren' t a bad football team. In fact, the reins. Jonas never took the throw was a fit, and it wasn't Murphy already struck out in wouldn't hurt attendance, either. installer. Computer, electrical and WANTED! September 1990-June 1991 they're just one player away from Bombers all the way, but his good enough. the trade market when Matt The Bombers need a conduit installation experience Approximately 8 hrs/week Now that Salisbury has faded preferred but not required. being a very good one. charisma earned him a spot in the Dunigan went to Toronto, and as quarterback who can play, and Members for 1990/91 Responsibilities: The problem is that one player hearts of Winnipeg football fans. away, the Bombers are hoping a far as I know, there isn't another Flutie seems to be the only one Training is provided. Wage based is a quarterback, and if the While never new leader emerges. But it's not Brock Jacksonville State, of available right now. on experience. Resumes to Program Board To assist the Program Director in all going to happen with the status Passcard Systems Inc. 1812-330 areas of Program Development; plan- Bombers don't find one soon, qualified as an all-time great, his anywhere else for that matter. Murphy has to make a serious Responsible for assisting the Program they'll be just another .500 team successor surely did. quo. How about ? The effort to acquire the Boston Portage Ave. R3C-0C4 or call ning, marketing and implementation of 947-1362. Director with all social, educational and with little chance of winning at One fall day in 1974, a strong- General Manager former Bear and New College product, or Winnipeg's all social, educational and cultural events armed kid from Alabama began will have to find the heir apparent, England Patriot has already Mother's Helper required to assist cultural events that are sponsored by the all. quarterback tradition will be a sponsored by the Students' Association. With the signing of linebacker firing passes at a record clip. either through a trade or while expressed an interest in the CFL, distant memory? Along with the with 2 yr. old and 2 month old, Students' Association. Salary: James West, the Bombers once Before he was through, Ralph sneaking around U.S. colleges. so why not? . full or part-time April to July. St. Looking for volunteer representatives a.k.a. the Or he could gamble on an NFL His scrambling style would be Vital area. Non-smoker preferred. Dependent on qualifications again have a solid defence, from all areas of the college. although getting all-star Birmingham Rifle, had Call 253-9960. Submit resumes to the Students' Association, cornerback 's name on a established himself as one of the F -- MI Cruise Line Openings: Hiring 1 year term position/ Room DM20 c/o Cathy Sudletsky, Program Nowt I Call (719)687-6662 (USA) contract still wouldn't hurt. best pure passers in CFL history. I I Approximately 2 meetings per month. Director. It's the offence that is the Brock never won a Grey Cup, Typists. $500 weekly at home. Pick up applications from the Students' Phone 632-2478 problem, ranking last in the CFL mostly because the Bombers I I Information? Send SASE to C. I 200 km Club Reaches Merrells, 121 Ravelstone Ave. W Association office, Room DM20 or Deadline: May 25, 1990 in most categories last season. didn't have a dominating defence, I 11111111, And no matter what coach Mike but his arm dazzled the crowds at I I RR Wpg, MB, R2C-1V8. call Cathy at 632-2478 for more info. Blibahilltkun Riley says, Winnipeg Stadium for nine years I New Highs I Summer Jobs: Applications are Deadline: May 25, 1990 and are not the during which he was twice named I now being accepted for summer Great Experience! Great Benefits! Great Times! answer. the CFL's most valuable player. A record 276 students and staff members have registered and recorded jogging and jobs on cruiseships, airlines and I I 6? The Bombers haven't had this Brock gave way to another sure I walking laps since September. Forty-five have currently earned their 200km t-shirt. resorts. No experience necessnry. big a question mark at the pivot Hall of Famer, Notre Dame Some interesting statistics concerning distances reached by participants are as I For more information send S2 position in 15 years. Winnipeg prod uc t . Clements I follows: I and a SASE to: World Wide Share your expertise with our organization—Volunteer as a actually has a rich tradition of combined his smarts with his I • over 100 km-27 persons I Travel Club, Suite 1407, 5334 If you like committee member or assist with signal callers, going all the way running ability to lead a powerful • over 200 km-27 persons I Yonge St., Toronto, ON, M2N- your rock, various fund-raising events. If you WANTED Bomber squad to their first I • over 300 km-3 persons 6M2. c back to the days of "Indian" Jack I oCO then you'll like • over 400 km-3 persons are interested in helping others, T-SHIRT ts _et\ Jacobs. championship in 22 years in 1984. I I call the volunteer coordinator of TI ?' it even better for FREE! Leading the honor roll is Ken Since Clements' retirement, the I • over 500 km-6 persons ORDERS 4•g etst • over 600 krn-2 persons I Winnsery Inc. at 477-1301. Ploen, the most successful quarterbacking situation has been m I VOLUNTEERS 1 dozen or more 19E k Listen to CMOR daily at quarterback ever to wear the Blue up for grabs. • over 700 km-2 persons single or multi-color 00% I ta‘a% noon for details of the great and Gold. Behind Ploen's We all remember the big upset These numbers will continue to grow as the weeks go by. Participants have until the I teams or classes. I Someone interested in assisting a wobbling spirals the Bombers in 1988 with at end of May to earn their t-shirts. Anyone with questions should contact Mr. Kaplan at See Stuart special needs weightlifter one to PERSONALS Circuit Cabaret V.I.P. Contest. won four Grey Cups in six the helm, but that was a .500 I the North Gym. I Armstrong in football team that won with an I two days a week, weightlifting appearances in the big game. I Bought some new CDs? Time to Room FM72. The Circuit Cabaret in conjunction with outstanding defence. By the end during school hours, preferably The early '70s saw the %.- MI 01 WE MI Oil !MTh ION 111•fl m CMOR student radio station. RED RIVER'S POWER STATION = ai 10-11 am. Wimps need not apply. get rid of your LPs? I buy records, jc7c-7--- If interested, call John at the SA especially 45s. Call Don at 339- office, DM20. 1414.