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from Page 1 by HERB CAMPBELL "I get them the interview." holidays in the course, students' sible for soliciting employer par- Ms. Morton says, "It's up to reactions are also encouraging. ticipation in the program. This Red River Community College Student Newspaper a particular day. An education system allow- them to get the job." Another benefit of co-ope- can only be done by one to one Volume VII Number XI January 24 1978 Otto Kirzinger, the Head of ing students to earn as they Thirty students take up har- rative teaching is the constant personal contact, she says, a me- Training, Food Division, cony.' learn, expand their practical ness in the working world and interaction between school and thod which is very time consu- mented it is often difficult to knowledge, and get a foot in the the remaining 30 receive class- industry that keeps the course ming. She first sends the emplo- plan a definite weekly menu door for a job after completion room instruction. At the end of very up to date and completely yer a letter outlining the basics owing to the fact Food Services of their course is entering its se- three months the two groups al- relevant to the industry. of the program, and then tele- operates in conjunction with the cond year at RRCC. ternate. Students in the course can phones at a later date to set up Teacher Grads May Face Grim Future college meat cutting department. The system known as co-op During their on the job trai- look forward to a return rate to an appointment with interested The availability of certain education was first introduced ning students are visited approxi- employers of approximately employers. Of the remaining 17, two had full time teaching jobs in the cuts of meat alters the menu he to Manitoba when RRCC admi- mately once every two weeks by 50%, Ms. Morton said, judging By Cam Beck don University and College St. November only 495 - roughly 45 returned to school, one was sub- province. said. nistration decided to apply the Ms. Morton and interviewed on by other co-operative programs. Bonifacc fared even worse. percent - had found full time stitute teaching and one had left the And of 26 graduates in educa- Linda Derrick and L. Rod- concept to the Hotel and Res- their experience and progress. Morton is optimistic that statis- When asked if other courses Thirty percent of the teachers Royden Lee, director of teacher teaching jobs in the province. province. Lee classified another tion from College de St. Boniface, kin, Computer Programming ins- taurant Administration course in Ms. Morton also speaks with em- tics compiled oil completion of are being considered for the who graduated from Red River certification for the Manitoba Lee said a total of 55 teachers the first group of students in the co-op teaching system, Talbot College last year didn't find full Department of Education, told graduated from Red River's three eight as unemployed and said 16 found full time employment as tructor pointed out the diffi- September 1976. ployer at this time to receive pa- teachers in Manitoba. culty in making reservations in rallel information. course will reflect an even higher stated that the automotive time teaching jobs in Manitoba. Canadian University Press Jan 17 teacher training programs. By mid- another "did not want to teach". Co-op education has been He had no information on the Of the province's 399 education the Assiniboine Room, the stu- thriving in the United States At the end of the three rate of return to employers. course is being considered, how- Teachers who graduated from that 894 teachers graduated from November, he said, only 38 were Not all the students are au- ever the ability and desire of la the University of Manitoba, Bran- the four schools last year. By mid- teaching full time in Manitoba. remaining four. graduates who could not find full dent-run college restaurant- since 1906, Les Talbot, Director months both student and emplo- The 55 teachers graduated from time teaching jobs in Manitoba by yer prepare a lengthy evaluation tomatically eligible ) for the on cal industry to absorb students across the hall from the Health of RRCC said, and has been used three programs: mid-November, 85 had found other Services. of their experiences and impres- the job training, Ms. Morton will be the deciding factor. • Red River graduated 29 work or returned to school, 51 had Rodkin said he like many to some extent in Eastern Cana- sions. Employers rate their stu- said. A grade point average of 1.5 is a prerequisite. business education teachers. Six left the province and 50 were sub- others had stood in line for a da over the past years, however a dents on such things as attitude found full time teaching jobs in stitute teaching. Lee classified half hour to make a reservation, Co-operative teaching is also Commenting on the relative lack of industry in the West has initiative, dependability, quality Winnipeg; 15 found full time another 16 as unemployed, said only to be turned away. being utilized by the Cooking cost of a co-op program as com- hampered its use here. and quantity of work done. teaching jobs elsewhere in two "did not want to teach". and Kirzinger told the commi- Although the first classes course which started last pared to other courses, Talbot The eighteen month course said there is slightly larger ex- Manitoba: and one is substitute had no information on the remain- ttee the Assiniboine dining room offered at Red River includes exposed to the concept haven't November. It differs from the hotel and pense, however a co-op program teaching. Lee said one returned to ing 45. is strictly a training service area 12 months of classroom instruc- been completed yet, results up Lee said the annual turnover of restaurant course in that it is can be potentially less'expensive school, four are unemployed, and and only 30 people can be ac- tion, and six months of paid on to date are encouraging, Ms. teachers in Manitoba has dropped only a twelve month course and to offer as the school doesn't he had no information on the cepted for any one day. the job training. Students alter- Morton says. to six per cent from an average 15 students alternate between have to supply as much equip- remaining two. He admitted there is a pro- nate between school and job in Students arc being given • Four vocational-industrial per cent in the 1960s. and job in two month ment to enable the students to blem with hours but commen- three month periods. more responsible positions by a‘hool teachers graduated from Red He said. however, "if graduates periods. They receive practical experience their subject in a ted; "We give the students the The 60 students accepted employers as they become more River. One is teaching in Winnipeg were willing to leave Winnipeg training in major hotels, catering practical sense. responsibility of setting the res- into the course each year are aware of student's capacities, and one elsewhere in the province. •there'd be no problem of un- firms, and some in the Conven- taurant hours." divided into two classes. and employers are recommend- Lee had no information on the employed teachers in Manitoba." "There is a staffing tion Centre. The course begins with ing the course to persons inter- Other courses in the college remaining two. Northern school divisions, he problem," he added, "because three months classroom instruc- ested in the industry. Emplo- The co-op concept puts offer on the job exposure, how- • Five of 22 industrial arts said. had to hire teachers from out- we don't know how many stu- tion for everyone. During this yers are generally taking a more teachers who graduated from Red side the province. dents will be available before a more load on the instructors in ever the period of time is much first three months Audrey Morton personal interest, she commen- the courses because of the River found full time teaching jobs But the entire province hired a three month period. Four course co-ordinator, interviews less and students are regarded ted. Enrolment applications for increased input of the students more as observers rather than in Winnipeg and another ten total of 288 teachers from outside months are spent planning the students to discover their perso- the course have tripled since 1976 elsewhere in the province. One the province, many fewer than the menus alone. nal aspirations in the industry, upon return from their indivi- -employees. Students are not she added. dual experiences, Morton said. returned to school and one left the 399 Manitoba teaching grads who The Foods Services Commi- and arranges a job interview with paid during on the job exposure Despite the lack of summer Ms. Morton is solely respon- in other courses province. Lee said another four could not find full time teaching ttee will hold their second mee- a participating firm that she were unemployed and one "did not jobs in the province. ting Wednesday, January 11, at thinks will match up with the want to teach". "I shouldn't oversimplify," said 9:00 a.m., 7th floor, of the To- student's wants. Lee. "There are some teachers wer Building in Boardroom "C". Several students are sent to Of graduates from other schools, needed in subjects for which we Items for the agenda will be pre- compete for the same job, giving financial success those from Brandon University provide no, or too little training." sented in advance and will be the employer a good choice and were least successful: just 115 of Lee said there is a need for circulated among committee creating a realistic situation for 237 grads got fulltime teaching teachers of instrumental music, members. the students. jobs in Manitoba. home economics, industrial arts through Of 56 graduates from the and business education. And, he University of Manitoba, 326 found said, all French teachers got jobs.

PROTESTORS OUTSIDE THE HOLIDAY INN WERE A PRELUDE TO THE DISGRUNTLEMENT THAT personal money WAS EXPRESSED BY FRUSTRATED AND IRATE MANITOBANS DURING THE PUBLIC SESSION OF CULLEN'S JANUARY CLEARANCE THE TASK FORCE ON CANADIAN UNITY - photo by mal rowlings our biggest sale event ever! management KNUCKLES RAPPED VICTORIA (CUP) — Federal ed holding down minimum wage Financial Success Through, Personal Money Management College Enrollments Rise Manpower and Immigration laws to avoid hindrance of inter- 3pce European styles Minister Bud Cullen had his national trade. Financial success doesn't just happen — it's planned. You can help secure your financial future by SUITS from knuckles rapped recently for British Columbia Labor Minister $119. TORONTO (CUP) — Recently- more serious proposals for cutting Full-time undergraduate enrol- Allan Williams said Cullen was using all the low cost services offered at your Credit Union. A Personal Money Management plan can statements made earlier in the day released figures show that full-time back. such as merging institutions ment at Ontario universities about minimum wages and un- naive in his remarks and should be tailored to suit your individual needs. In addition to personal, confidential counselling — many' enrolments have dropped at On- and drastically cutting staff. decreased 2.4 percent from last employment insurance. never have made them in the first Credit Unions provide: year. to 142.063 students this year Hi-rise, broken sizes i 1 tario universities but increased at Provincial ministers responsible place. 1. Higher Interest on Savings And that consideration is com- compared with 145,581 students PANTS the province's colleges. for manpower, gathered here to But Cullen said what he really from ing earlier than projected - last year. Part-time undergraduate 9.95 2. Attractive Term Deposits The enrolments, coupled with meet with Education ministers for told The Chamber of Commerce enrolments in Canada were to con- enrolment is 59,851, down 2.3 per 3. Low Cost Loans provincial government cutbacks in a three-day conference. Expressed was that increases in Canadian funding universities and colleges, tinue increasing annually until cent from last year. 4. Free or Low Cost Chequing regret and astonishment over Minimum wage rates often exceed are forcing institutions to consider 1982. Of Ontario's 15 universities, nine Cullen's remarks. American rates. -"APPLE BEE" 5. Interest on Current Accounts have lower enrolments and the Cullen was reported to have told "We and the provinces are going Stannel, dress, casual OFF 6. Trust Accounts other six have about the same SHIRTS 20 0 the Montreal Chamber of to have to ask ourselves whether numbers or small increases. 7. Safety Deposit Boxes Commerce that work disincentives this is sensible and sustainable," he Graduate enrolment in Ontario rSpecial Open Ended Mortgages should be discouraged by tighten- .said. universities has also dropped - by Running Low On Cash ? ing minimum wage laws, He said if Canada's minimum 9. Passport Assistance four percent among full-time , "tightening" Unemployment In- wage rates exceed American rates 10. Lonfer more convenient graduate students and 1.2 percent OFF Students awaiting their second disbursements from Student Aid surance benefits. they become "counterproductive." SWEATERSS ALL STOCK 2., Working Hours among part-time students. But after he arrived in Victoria, Minimum hourly youth wage can expect to receive cheques some time between the middle and Full time enrolments at the Cullen said the Provincial ministers rates in Canada vary from Dllrs end of February, according to Cheryl McQueen, awards clerk for province's community colleges in- were too hasty in criticizing him 2.15 to Dllrs 2.70. Provincial and RRCC. creased four percent from last year, and should have read the text of his Federal minimum hourly wage Don't miss your chance for Unlike last year, students in both trimester and semester courses to 61,904 students from last year's rates vary from,Dllrs 2.50 to Dllrs these great savings. are scheduled to receive second disbursements at the same time. 58.757 students. Data were not speech first. Cullen was reported to have urg- 3.27. Verification of course load through marks is a prerequisite to available for part-time college issuing cheques McQueen said. enrolments. Any differences in the time of second disbursements should be According to preliminary minor, McQueen added. national statistics released in early Inside This issue Use our One of the main problems encountered when attempting to send December, Ontario is the only convenient out cheques. she said, is students' neglect to return copy 5 of their province in which full-time univer- loan document to the Student Aid office. Lay-Away Plan sity enrolments decreased. RRCC Grad Cooks CP's Goose Page 5 A letter reminding students to hand in copy 5 was sent out early Statistics Canada had been • in December. •1/4e predicting a small increase in full- This form is to be returned as proof the student has negotiated time university enrolments in On- Foreign Students Fight Misconceptions •• • • Page 6 CONSIDER YOUR CREDIT UNION FIRST. the first part of their award, and unless it is received by the Student tario based on advance statistics. WE CAN TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS. Aid Office. students are ineligible for their second disbursement., And Statistics Canada was expec- Ms. McQueen said students often negotiate the first disburse- ting a larger increase in college Swallows 1 Offers New Culinary Experiences ment at their bank or credit union and neglect to return the number enrolments - six per cent nationally GEORGE V CO - OPERATORS CREDIT UNION LOCATED AT THE BASE OF five copy. - .... Page 8 203 - 99 OSBORNE Open daily till 6 PM. - than occurred_ in Ontario. BLDG C, IN THE TOWER LOUNGE National figures for college (Osborne Village) Fri. till 9 PM. • 452 - 4717 enrolments are not yet available. Invitational Curling Bonspiel Coming .... Page 10

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Housing Project Reading For The Blind

Moves Slowly Michelle P. Barchuk most convenient for you, either an Just one hour of your help can evening or a Sunday afternoon, to do a lot for the continuing educa- By Kathe Switzer Can you read? Well good, tape. tion of the less fortunate. The RRCC Student Association jected statements. because a lot of people could use The books are recorded on reel continues to work towards com- The cooperative Housing your help. to reel tapes and then transferred to pleting the proposed housing pro- Association of Manitoba is also The Canadian National Institute cassettes. If you have the equip- for the Blind (CNIB) is always ment you can tape the reel to reel 4 ject. "hut it's going very slowly," reporting on management systems, Entertainment Editor S.A. Business Manager Glenn to help with the day-to-day running looking for volunteers to read at home. then take it down to the Stewart said last Thursday. of the residence once it is com- books on to tapes for use by the Institute. Last Monday, president Bruce pleted. blind. Especially needed are people The books required are ones that Applications are now Hamilton presented a report to the who will read text books for secon- have been requested by the Depart- being accepted for the Academic Council, which gave full They Student Association will dary level blind students. ment of Education. recently created position aP g support to the proposed residence, also be represented at a meeting The person to contact is Evelyn If reading aloud isn't really your of entertainment editor Ponin Evans, the Volunteer Coordinator thing but you'd still like to support . and is sending a letter confirming with Deputy Minister of Education for the Projector. their support to the Minister of Dr. Lorimer. Assistant Deputy at C.N.I.B. this worthwhile cause, there are The entertainment She will give you an appoint- lots-of other areas that need help. Education. Keith Cosens. Minister of Education Dr. Blauer, editor will be responsible On the business end of things, and RRCC Director Talbot. ment time for an interview and if There are always ongoing you're interested you can take a programs that, because of cost, for content and produc- management consultants Goldberg Dr. Blauer will also be applying tion of two pages per and Associates should report by to Minister of Public Works Enns voice test. If your voice tapes clear- would be impossible to carry on issue. Applications are to SOCIAL WITH SWEETHEART Tuesday on capital cost and pro- for the use of the lard. ly they will give you a call so you without volunteer assistance, Mrs. can begin taping. Evans said. be typed and submitted 8.00 - 1.00 am SOUTH GYM FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1978 The taping studios are located in One of the latest activities is to the projector office ADMISSION $3.00 the C.N.I.B. residence which is cross country skiing. A number of A.S.A.P. Deadline for Volunteers DONT MISS IT always open. You can pick a time University students have added to applications is January TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE SA OFFICE - DM - 20 their own outdoor pleasure by ac- 31. Successful applicant ting as guides for the blind. - BRING COATS AND BOOKS ALONG - THE COLLEGE WILL BE LOCKED. will be notified before the SOMEONE NEEDS YOU. Following is a list of oppor- REMEMBER- Mrs. Evans also said that the Immigration Tightened On Students and Teachers next issue. Duties will tunities for service in the Winnipeg area compiled by people that begin reading for them the Volunteer Centre, a United Way agency. If you find the work very rewarding and commence immediately. Salary $40.00/month. can volunteer in one of these unpaid positions, or many DO YOU WANT TO MAKE EXTRA MONEY VICTORIA (CUP) — Ottawa is considering differential fees for minate the practice of foreign often continue to donate their time will alloCv provinces to place students shopping around among for a few years. others not listed here, please call the Centre, 943-6671. WE NEED PEOPLE WHO ARE WILLING TO SELL TICKETS FOR HEIDI SCHUMANN, THE international students, said "with further restrictions on international respect to foreign students, Quebec Canadian instituitions," Cullen RRCC REPRESENTATIVE IN THE FUR QUEEN CONTEST. YOU GET 20% OF WHAT YOU Pre-school Teachers Aides: needed to work under the students. Federal Manpower and is in general agreement with the said. GOES TO THE SELLER OF THE WINNING TICKET. FOR MORE INFO- direction of a teacher one-half day per week, with pre- SELL, PLUS 5100.00 Immigration Minister Bud Cullen Federal Government." The "tighter immigration con- , announced Jan. 17. trot" will also allow provinces to school children in a language disorder of hearing im- RMATION, DROP BY THE SA OFFICE - ROOM DM-20, BUT HURRY THE DEADLINE IS Differential fees for international Foods Committee Report FEBRUARY 10 th 1978 students have been instituted in plan enrolments more effectively, paired program. he said. Cullen told a joint meeting of Ontario and Alberta. Val Domenco said they try to meet the demand Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllll provincial education and man- Cullen said the new immigration Cullen also stressed a "need to and have little waste in this area Friendly Visitors: needed to visit senior citizens in their power ministers here that some act and Its regulations. scheduled keep a close watch" on the number Menus for the next days meals but because of a problem with staff VIDEO '78 own homes. One half day per week. North End. provinces "might want to suggest to become law April I. are "an ex- of foreign teachers being admitted will be placed in the entrance to the shortages they can only turn out a PRESENTS 'SUPER SKIERS' - VTN's ' SUPER SKIERS ' IS THE SKI ENTHUSIAST'S REAL that no student. whether they he cellent example of how Federal to Canada. because of the rising Assiniboinc room, the student run set number of salads on a given Kitchen Aides: needed to help produce meals in a STUFF. INCREDIBLE BUT REAL FOOTAGE ON DOWNHILL RACING, JUMPING AND destined to public or private in- Provincial collaboration can number of unemployed Education restaurant situated across from the day. It was brought to everyone's meal program for 25 to 30 senior citizens to work with WESTERN DEEP POWDER IS FEATURED, ALONG WITH PLENTY OF WIPE-OUTS. THE stituitions. he admitted to their produce a mutually useful result. - graduates. Health Services. attention that the Green and Gold province Without their express ap- The new immigration legislation The number of foreign university cafeteria serves salads every day. the nutritionist and volunteer senior citizens writing PROGRAM ALSO EXPLAINS AND COMPARES CURRENT TEACHING AND COACHING weekly shopping list, shopping weekly for food, proval. - will require foreign students to ob- teachers admitted to Canada, by Complaints were voiced at the Unanimous agreement was TECHNIQUES, INCLUDING EXAMPLES OF SINGLE SKI TRAINING AND ASPEN'S OWN Cullen's own statistics, has second Food Services meeting this preparing hot meals, wash and dry dishes. Hours 10:00 tain special authorization before reached at the meeting to substitute He said he would he "quite they arrive in Canada, "and once decreased in all provinces over the month regarding lack of adequate margarine for butter in the a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and / or 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. once per STONE MONKEY ' TECHNIQUE. SHOWN DAILY FROM 11.00 - 1.00 JAN 30 - TOWER LOUNGE prepared to include such provisions in Canada. they will not be able to last four years. salad plates. Linda Derrick com- cafeterias. Butter prices have week. In 1973. a total of 792 immigrant mented that people on diets would JAN 31- TOWER LOUNGE in any immigration agreement with change faculty of instituition recently sky-rocketed. any province. - without the formal approval of an teachers were admitted to Canada. appreciate more availability of The next meeting of the Food Ser- Male Workshop Supervisor: needed to work with male FEB 1 - J BUILDING LUNCHROOM Quebec Education Minister immigration officer. - while last year only 364 teachers salads. vice Committee will be set residents. Small workshop set up especially for this FEB 2 - GREEN AND GOLD LUNCHROOM _Claude Morin. whose department "We hope that this will ter- were admitted. Food services representatives sometime in March. purpose. Responsible for small woodwork projects. Simple enough for nursing home residents. Would like to have volunteer come in twice per week. Mornings ARTIST.IN RESIDENCE FEATURING STEPHEN WADE FEBRUARY 1st AND 2nd IN THE preferred. TOWER LOUNGE FROM 11.00 - 1.00 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllll Teacher's Aides: needed to work with children in in- termediate open area (grades 4-6) helping them with DANCE MARATHON CONTESTANTS - PLEASE TURN IN YOUR PLEDGE MONEY IMMEDIATELY basic skills in language arts, and maths. Elmwood TO THE SA OFFICE - DM-20 Put Teac area. Morning only. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Teacher's Aides: needed to help a small group of six BONG SHOW PUB year olds in readiness skills, colours, letters etc. Train- ON FEBRUARY 10 1978 ing provided. Afternoons. Elmwood Area. 3.00 - 7.00 - SOUTH GYMN Teen Leader: needed to present a four to six week IF YOU HAVE AN UNUSUAL ACT OR IF YOU HAVE NO TALENT, PLAN TO ENTER THE to the test. course to teen age girls on career opportunities and BONG SHOW. DONT MISS YOUR BIG CHANCE AT STARDOM. ENTRY DEADLINE IS FEB. 7th planning assertiveness training, awareness and alter- ENTER AT THE SA OFFICE - ROOM DM-20 The Teac 2340SX Multi-Channel Stereo Tape Deck has alot native roles for young women today. III 111111111111 IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII 111111111111 1 11111111111111111111111 111111111111 111111111111 I 11111111111 11111111111 1 111111111111 1111111 more professional features, it's a mini-recording studio! Female Companion: needed to become a companion Simul-sync recording; 8-source mic/line mixing; feather- to a young woman who is mildly retarded. The ENTER AS RRCC's REPRESENTATIVE IN THE ICE SCULPTURE CONTEST FOR THE touch electronic controls; manual cueing and much, much volunteer would need time to share with this young FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR. CASH PRIZE. DEADLINE TO ENTER IS FEBRUARY 3 rd more! In fact, the entire sound track of "Star Wars" movie woman by helping her with fashions, accompanying 1978. FOR MORE INFORMATION DROP BY THE SA OFFICE - ROOM DM-20 her to social events, movies etc. Four hours per week. was produced on the Teac 2340SX. Let Teac be your creative partner. Teac offers you unlimited recording versatility combined with the exhilarating four- channel listening. Put Teac to the Test-at Advance. Come Courier De Bois for your personal demonstration in our brand-new Audio Festival du Voyageur and the Manitoba Each finisher will have a chance to win: Mall. You'll soon discover the reasons why Teac is so popular Runner's Association invite you to join the fun shoes, gym bags, toques,gift certificates etc. with audio buffs and recording professionals alike. at the seventh annual "Coureur de Bois" five Plaques and trophies will go to the first han- Teac at Advance . . . another reason why we're number one km. (3.1 mi.) Fun Run. dicap finisher, the fastest time and first han- for ears! A handicap system is set up to give male dicap female. and femaleljogger and runner, all ages, all Sponsors are the Festival du Voyageur, abilities, an equal chance of finishing first. M.G.M. Sporting Goods (Pembina Hwy) The run will start at the St. Joseph St. en- Lifesport, Goline Recreation Products, D-J trance to Whittier Park in St. Boniface, on Sport and Ski Centre, Sampson's Sport Cen- Sunday • February 12 at 3:00 p.m. tre and Galaxy Sporting Goods. -Advance Fifty T-shirts and ten merchandise prizes For more information phone Jim Nadler at 1300 Portage Ave. Ph. 786-6541 will be given out by a draw of tickets cor- 256-6069. responding to your handicapped finishing Entry forms at Red River C.C. are available The professionals who give you more. position. at B 1-52 from D. Robson. January 24, 1978 Page 4 The Projector January 24, 1978 The. Projector . Page

cern, and stay there for a week situation in Newfoundland was not Canada is one country not 10 THE GENESIS EFFECT right after such a short layover able to do so." principalities like . so many RRCC Cook Makes here? This was one of the perceptions Lichtensteins that ' gathered resumes at the Silly moves like this really make made during the public session held together to fend off the big bad Police Raid Manitoba Planetarium one begin to wonder just how in St. John's, located in a province world. Head Chef EDITORIAL sharp "them boys" are in Ot- where unemployment is the highest But unity will continue to elude Jan. 19 - Feb. 19, 1978 tawa.... and to think the future of in Canada. Canada as long, as government "Body Politic" representation is based on popula- Canada lies in that travelling side Another said. "the major THE GENESIS Reprinted from others. Roland feels that more men tion allowing large eastern cent The west received a further slap of communication during the show initiated to give the people of barriers to Newfoundland develop- Selkirk Enterprise should take the commercial cook- res and provinces like Alberta to EFFECT, the first of two in the face at the hands of the east public proceedings staged in the the whole damn country a forum in ment are the stagnation of a TORONTO (CUP) the sexual relationships between ing course and make a career of the dominate the Federal Parliament, Planetarium programs on . recently, when the Task Farce on proverbial "Gateway to the West". which to air their "beefs and capitalist economy organized to Spokespersons for the gay rights men and boys. Mr. Roland Hebert, 503 culinary arts. He says to be a hoard all the cash it rakes in off the subject of Life in the Canadian Unity " or the "Federal The disillusioned people who bouquets". provide profits to the rich, and the magazine Body Politic say a recent "All the police needed as Vaughan Ave., Selkirk, Manitoba, Canadian chef, one has to over- oil sales. Universe, continues at the Commission on new ways the rest braved the biting Manitoba evening Well that's what the "Feds" domination of Canada by U.S. im- police raid on the newspaper's of- evidence to press charges ... was a at age 27, is one of the youngest come the age-old European All of Canada should be work- Manitoba Planetarium of Canada can brownnose to only to be packed into a ballroom would like us to believe. perialism." fices. to gather documents as copy of the paper and proof that chefs in the C.P. chain of hotels. domination in this field, and if he is ing together as one big family Quebec" convened at the Holiday at the dubiously prestigious Holi- But they stuck their feet in their These two statements pretty well evidence for obscenity charges, we distributed it," says Body until February 19. The Recently installed as head Chef willing to work to overcome the where everything is shared equally Inn. day Inn, were expected to con- own mouths (and ours too, come to sum up the outrageous situation as was really intended to close down Politic spokesperson Edward production traces the at the North Star Inn, Winnipeg, obstacle of the image of the Euro- among the members.... greed It was obvious the commission tribute some personal insight to the think of it) by staging such a sham it exists in Canada today the the newspaper. Jackson. " ... the police could story of life-chemicals Roland took a 20 month cooking pean chefs, he will find his chosen breeds contempt and one only has was coming from a predominantly country's internal affairs in a mere here and who knows where else government is dominated by Body Politic lawyer Clayton easily ; have established that the from fusion in exploding course at Red River Community field a rewarding one. He stated to go to the poorer provinces to see eastern direction once one realized live minutes then it was chopped (they don't inform you of the affluent politicians who are not Ruby will go to Ontario Supreme Body Politic was sent through the stars to participation in College. He began to work there in that Canadian cooks were starting the mounting animosity. both the co-chairmen, Jean-Luc down to a brisk th -ree length of the sessions in all the about to slap the faces of cor- Court January 17 in a bid to crush mails by checking with the post of- 1973, starting as a Salad Cook, to win recognition on their own Working together means that the organic processes on Pepin and John P. Robarts, are minutes and all were expected to literature given out on each porations who could conceivably the search warrant which authoriz- fice. then to First Cook, to Day Saucier, merits and in the fourteenth rich provinces should be pouring Earth; that is, how the from Quebec and Ontario, respec- grin and bear it. session). provide jobs once voted out of of- ed the three and one half hour raid "The real intent of the police to Banquet Chef, Sous Chef and Culinary Olympics, held in con- capital into the poorer areas to galaxy was created and tively. "I hope the commission will In fact it struck me as being fice. December 30. During the raid, raid was to shut this newspaper then to Executive Sous Chef. On junction with the International create continuing employment and how life, as we know it, This little conspiracy was listen to individuals instead of the rather funny when Mme. Chaput- Modein politics has become a police seized 12 cartons of finan- down. They were intent upon tak- November 18, 1977, he was Hotel and Catering Trade Show, returns.... in other words, the was formed. pointed out by a Dr. Berger from groups. "said H.W. Brown a Win- Rolland said after the sessions that fusion of big business and public cial records, subscription lists, dis- ing away as much as they could," promoted to Head Chef. last held in Frankfurt, West Ger- wealthy should get their noses out EXODUS Winnipeg who also commented; "I nipeg chartered accountant. the attitudes of Manitobans had government where corporations tribution and advertising records, Jackson added. THE With an approximate staff of 40 many in October, 1976, Canada of the clouds and invest not only see we are getting the usual treat- Several pleas of the same nature been the most negative so far. are exempt from all the rules set manuscripts and other documents. Jackson, who was in the office at FACTOR, a sequel to THE employees - under his direction, placed second, winning one Grand money, but faith in fellow ment from the East when we came from various participants in Either she must have a shop down for the workers. A member of the police morality the time of the raid, added: "They GENESIS EFFECT, will Roland is in charge of food order- Gold Medal, thirty Gold Medals Canadians to see that all their (Westerners) come to talk, Ontario this pantomime with the com- memory or else St. John's New- The economy of this country is squad which raided the offices said took subscription lists dating years begin February 24. This ing, menu planning, hiring and fir- and two Silver Medals.They placed sisters and brothers get a fair share doesn't show." mission all were to fall on foundland must have been such a being ripped apart at the scams and resulting charges of possessing, dis- into the past, distribution and production will explore ing and all food services in the second to Switzerland, and won of the great wealth of this country. (Actually Mr. Robarts was there seemingly deaf cars. traumatic experience it has been profits continue tn. tributing and mailing obscene advertising records - even our hotel. out over France and the United As some anonymous New- the possibility of other in- but he hadn't been at the outset of' Now the Task Force is in Mon- psychologically wiped from her rise, material - laid January 5 against chequebook - claSsified ad files and Roland liked to cook for his States who tied for third place. foundlander pointed - out: "Unity telligent life, ex- the public hearings. None the less treal and one supposes it was a memory. The central problem in Cana- Pink Triangle Press, which addresses, manuscripts for future family when a youngster, and after At present, he is busy planning will he found in the Canadian peo- traterrestrial contact, the point was well-received by the forgone conclusion that they would "It is a sad commentary on dian unity is not whether Quebec publisher Body Politic, and three publication, letters to the editor and working several years as an atten- new menus, and looks upon his ple opposing the interests of the UFO's and the prospect standing room only crowd.) spend more time in La Belle Canadian Unity that Quebec was will separate but the greedy at- of its directors - stemmed from an more ... They went through our dant at the Selkirk Health Centre, new job as a challenge. He feels by rich." of Interstellar travel. All the East-West rhetoric aside. Province, but did they have to be able to percipitatc a Task Force on titudes of individuals, corporations article in the photo files and opened both he decided to take commercial • For additional informa- proving himself in this new posi- ' there was a definite lack in the area so blunt about their one sided con- national unity, but the desperate and government. By Mal Rawlings December-January issue of the business and personal mail. A lot cooking at Red River Community tion, it will open the door for more newspaper. The article. titled "Men of material needed for continued tion, including show College, in Winnipeg. Upon his Canadian chefs, and help over- loving boys loving men" describes publication is gone. times and prices, call the graduation, he was employed by come the discrimination he feels "This paper, no less than any Planetarium Program In- the North Star Inn, and has been there is in being a Canadian chef, over a wide area so there is no fall- All this is taking place at a time beginning in the process of disar- • other, cannot publish if the police formation number at 943- with the hotel ever since. in Canada. He hopes to give his out. The neutrons however go just when political detente has become mament. Surely disarmament is the are free to seize its advertising 3142. With an ever-growing following, clientele what they want, prepared a - reality and people all over the best deterrent. as far as in the ordinary A and H See material or subscription lists, none Roland has perfected several dis- the way they want it, with the best bombs so that people found within world are calling for the extension It is a crime that billions of of which would be of any use in a hes, a popular one being a Polyne- service obtainable, and is busy of detente into the military field. dollars are spent annually for one or two kilometres of the bomb criminal prosecution," says sian shrimp and curry dish, which working towards this goal. Some military observers estimate weapons (which we are told will INDEPENDENT centre receive terrible and usually Jackson. he says is a mild, sweet rice curry Married to the former Christine the nuclear capacity of the world's never by used) when unemploy- lethal injuries. It does.not kill in- Ruby has said in a press release with shrimp and scallops, and is Hawes, they reside in Selkirk with major powers has increased five- ment isi at itsi highesti peak and in- JEWELLERS stantly. except at the point of im- that the terms of the search now busy developing several their three small children. nation is robbing us daily. This pact but causes people to die a fold in the last eight years. Are we Exciting Collection Of warrant "were so broad that they money would he much better spent To The Editor slow, lingering, often terribly pain- five times more secure? If so why allowed the seizure of almost on people's needs such as much ful death after a few weeks, do we need more nuclear weapons? Columbia Diamond anything on the premises. Such a needed housing, better education From what I hear around the College some one seems to think months or even years, depending People are no longer fooled by the warrant is illegal under Canadian and health services, to name only a Engagement Rings Red River has become a small Chicago and have hired Eliott Ness on how close they were to the place argument that nuclear weapons law." few. to clean up the mess. where the bomb was dropped. If give us security : Jackson said the raid was "an For the sake of life itself, we call He's cracking down on those bad ass sleepers in the L.R.C. they were expectant mothers at the There is only one sure deterrent obvious attempt to terrorize the on you and the Canadian Gowen- (degenerates they are). time of the exposure, there is a high to war and the threat of war and readers of a newspaper by seizing ment to speak out to President Word is also out that Mr. Ness is also going to bust all those low probability of miscarriage. If they that is disarmament. We are not its subscription list. It has the effect It takes Carter and call on him not to put life junkies that smoke the occasional reefer at lunch time. What live long enough to conceive after proposing that NATO disarm un- of intimidating subscribers of a the neutron bomb in production. about all the alcoholic students that like to have a few beers at the exposure, the chance that their ilaterally. The Warsaw Pact has publication of which the govern- We call on you and the Canadian pubs in the South Gym on Fridays. children will be born with a con- offered to dissolve if NATO would ment does not approve. The action Government to accept the offer of It's just t00000 disgusting seeing all those people having fun. genital defects will be greatly in- do likewise at the same time. The has serious and frightening im- more than theory I saw two students chatting in the hall the other day when a third creased. The rest of their lives will Warsaw Pact has also offered a the Warsaw Pact and to sign a plications for the entire Canadian pledge not `to be the first to use one joined them. Luckily, this was broken up by Mr. Ness because be like those of the A bomb victims treaty that each of the 35 publishing industry. Freedom of as everyone knows, anything over three students talking in the hall of Japan, some of whom eke out a signatures to the Conference for nuclear weapons. This would he a the press is the issue." miserable existence, even till this Security and Co-operation in good heginnig in the process of dis- special offer to to start a practice. could almost certainly be called a riot. They could have been plot- The Body Politic collective will armament. which in the only sure ting to overthrow the government. day. with injuries so terrible that Europe pledge not to be the first to students only try to continue publishing the even their closest kin shrink with deterrent to war. Small businesses thrive on based on your cash flow. I. for one, certainly feel a lot safer walking in the halls. I think use nuclear weapons. Why has paper despite difficulties caused by that this gentlemen should be given a "Watchdog For Justice" horror and revulsion when they see NATO not acted on these Looking forward to hearing 25% OFF REG. the raid. stated Jackson. sound management and solid Our capital loans, have terms award. Don't you??? them. proposals? Why continue the spiral from you on this matter, we re- PRICE OF DIAMOND Trial date for the obscenity financing. You know it, we know up to 10 years with flexible re- Thank you. "But the factories, businesses, of the arms race? Surely in 1978 main. charges be set January 20. Yours truly, ENG. RINGS it That's why our Business payment schedules. And both Sean Stacey. homes remain undamaged except when the United Nations General A defence fund has been es- Doreen Plowman, those close to the bomb centre." Assembly will hold a Special Ses- Independent tablished to meet the Body Politic's Program for Professionals loans are available with optional The scientists at the Pugwash Executive Director. sion on Disarmament, the signing legal costs. Contributions should combines expert financial advice life insurance coverage. Conference. held earlier this year, Manitoba Peace Council The following Letter is of importance to every reader of this of a no first use of nuclear weapons Jewellers Ltd. be made payable to Lynn King in also pointed out that mass abor- c.c. Hon. Don Jamieson. Secretary with the cold hard cash it takes As an independent pro- paper. A copy has been sent to Hon. Barney Danson, Minister pledge. by both the Warsaw Pact trust for the Body Politic Free the tions would be necessary or else of State for External Affairs. Hon. 493 Notre Dame for Defence, Hon. Don Jamieson, Secretary of State for. Exter- and NATO. would mark a good Press Fund, III Richmond Street to start your business, to keep it fessional, this program is avail- future generations would be con- Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister. • nal Affairs and Hon. Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister, by the 774-5544 W., Suite 320, Toronto, Ontario. going, or to expand it able to you through any of our Manitoba Peace Council. demned to terrible diseases. They We can proVide you with as branches. Ask about it and you'll It is important they listen but they will not listen unless they said the neutron bomb should be are assured that the populace believe this and are firm about banned under the agreement much as $50,000 depending on find it's more tangible than talk. their desire to have the arms race stopped. You are a porhibiting the use of biological your circumstances. Our operat- member of that populace and it is imperative you know what weapons, which the United States ing loans are geared to yearly ROYAL BAN K is being asked so that you may be aware of what gets done. signed. • On the other hand, Professor ABE AT LARGE This letter has been slightly condenged without loss of con- LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR terms with revolving payments The busineiis builders. text. B.T. Feld, a member of the faculty . at the Massachusetts Institute of This will probably be the last column I write for the Projector. I Technology and until recently would just like to thank the editors for printing them and the AWARDS students for reading them. A committee has finally decided Friday, secretary-general of the Pugwash If you have proven abilities in a course of studies, have shown We wish to draw your attention Conference, is of the opinion that February 17, 1978 is the big day. for our graduation. It will be a Hon. Barney Danson, great day because ABE good character, participate in Red River Community College ac- to a statement made by the British the aggressor will not be able to students have never graduated from high Minister for Defence. tivities and know a pair of instructors and two students willing to nuclear physicist, Professor Eric utilize the "preserved property" im- school. Gowns will be worn and pictures taken of the students House of Commons. receiving their certificates. vouch for you, a Lieutenant — Governor medal could be yours. Burhop, who participated in the mediately as claimed by the Nominations for the Lieutenant — Governor awards are being Ottawa, Ontario. It all sounds pretty good to me and I will just love seeing that pic- United States atom bomb project proponents. of the neutron bomb. accepted at the office of the Supervisor of student services (room • ture of me receiving my certificate in the traditional graduation La s Dear Mr. Danson: in World War II. Mr. Burhop, who The neutrons will eventually be gown. C717)-until June 1st. There is a medal available for students enroll- We were very much disturbed to is now president of the World absorbed in the ground and other ed in science-based diploma courses, art-based diploma courses, Our student council is trying to raise a few dollars by holding read that Canada is "appraising Federation of Scientific Workers, materials in the vicinity of their science-based certificate courses, and art-based certificate courses. the neutron" in other words compares the A and H bombs with release, and in the air as well, leav- bake sales and running a few movies. This money will go to help pay for a party after graduation. Everyone in the College is eligible. Canada is considering supporting the neutron bomb in this manner: ing behind appreciable long-lived The nomination forms are short and simple. They can be picked ABEis also selling tickets with the prize to be around a hundred the production of the neutron "In the neutron bomb, the radioactivity to render the use of up in Room C7I7 and will soon be available throughout the bomb and its inclusion on the' energy release is much slower. As the preserved property somewhat pounds of perfume. The proceeds from that ticket raffle will go to one of the hospitals in Winnipeg. College. The forms should be signed by two instrucotrs and two NATO arsenal. We are opposed to a bomb it is something of a damp less convenient than is generally students and indicate the . nominee's qualities of character, ability, the development and production of sqnib. But the same nuclear reac- acknowledged by the weapons Well. I'll be finished by January 27th and I'll have to resign as President of ABEStudent and college participation. 411 Council. It doesn't matter how many peo- the neutron bomb. As Canadians, tions that produce the neutrons and proponents." A committee comprised of one senior administrator, two Student we are • especially opposed to the radioactive by-products go on. The production of the neutron plc you have on a council it seems that only a few seem to help run : Association members, and two instructors will select the winners of 1 things. Sn Canada having anything to do with Comparable quantities are produc- bomb will cause a further spiralling the Lietenant-Governor medals. The awards will be made on this weapon which destroys people ed, but spred over a longer time, in in the arms race, and with the I would like to thank Barb, Lisa, Mel, Sheldon and Bob for help- ing me this last term. Thanks. Graduation Day, June 1st, 1978. and all life. but not property. This the absence of a strong blast explo- deployment of chemical, biological displays a cynical attitude which sion the radio-active by-products and ethnic bombs now already To all the students in the College — Good Luck. values dollars more than human remain close to where the bomb developed, will in turn increase the Adios M.F. — Sean Stacey.

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The Committee of Solidarity works Although in a few, exceptional cases, visa students have put substantial but through the United Nations, receiving This tendency may be educative in itself - what better experience of "in- letters of inquiry concerning the whereabouts short-lived pressure on some institutions, there is no evidence that their of people reported missing in volved" education could could one have? - but such a "hit and miss" ap- Chile. TM: A Study Aid presence generally puts pressure on the education system. proach to student government is bound to have deleterious effects in the long The Committee's organizer " ... it is fair to say that they are simply picking up slack in the Canadian Hugo Torres said it wants to make the situa- run. By Jil Brody system ... In fact, with the numbers of Canadian students decreasaing tion in Chile known to ,Canadians. He said the Chilean government of Invariably, so much time is spent on self-education that the students are because of demographic changes, one could argue that foreign students are Augusto Pinochet. has brought high unemployment to his homeland and not in a position to focus on issues until the end of term has come and a new As the pressures of school work grow heavier and exams loom in the near abolished human rights. Mr. needed to fill empty places and to maintain employment at the post- Torres came to Canada after police harassment executive elected. future, many students become increasingly tense, excitable and tired, placing had made life in Chile impossible for him. unnecessary stress on nervous systems. secondary level," says the CBIE. THE STUDENT Furthermore the students council may be kept so busy with internal issues Another member of the Committee of Solidarity, Carlos Eugene, came to Transendental meditation (TM), a universal technique not related to But, if it's true that many people's assumptions about visa students are, in such as the operation of clubs and cabarets that it has no time to give fact, misconceptions based on a lack, of information, why have governments Canada in 1975 after spending two years in prison, apparently for his meaningful input at the administrative levels that count. religious beliefs, race or age, is a scientifically proven method of relieving this political beliefs. He was tried with 39 others, two of which he said were ex- unnatural stress. introduced legislation to limit numbers of international students entering the At the same time, too much authority may be given to a handful of in- country and in some provinces charged them higher tuition fees than Cana- ecuted. dividuals who do not understand the more subtle issues of student concern. Ted McCreery, an instructor at the Winnipeg International Meditation During their imprisonment in Concepcion. Carlos Eugene and others said Society, says TM can "enliven the individual so they feel better and can dian students pay? We are coming out of a tailspin in which the administration focussed on The legislation has followed a significant increase in the numbers of visa they were subjected to beatings and electrical shock. Carlos was locked in his AS FIGUR enrollments and the faculty on marks. utilize more potential in a functional manner." cell lacking proper sanitary conditions for weeks at a time. students entering Cdnada. But at the same time as the numbers have been in- He was kept alive Growth in community colleges has slowed; hopefully from now on it will TM, scientifically proven different from sleep, allows the mind to "settle with a minimum ; creasing, the countries of origin of visa students have been changing. of food and wasn't permitted a change of clothing. be marginal, for growth should not be a major concern. down, yet become more alert," says McCreery. When practising the techni- Communication with the outside or with fellow prisoners was not allowed. que, there is a 203'% decrease in the normal breathing rate, as compared to a Traditionally. the United States was the main source of visa students. , At that time, students, faculty and administration alike will be able to focus He saw his family once during his two year imprisonment. He said policemen 7-8% decrease in the deepest sleep. This deep rest allows the nervous system However, in recent years, the numbers of visa students coming to Canada more readily on qualitative considerations - which will lead to the recognition from the U.S. have remained relatively stable - at between 9,000 and 10,000 - and prison guards threatened his life regularly. Carlos was released through of the student as person rather than as "figger". to relax and rid itself of accumulated stresses and strains and the individual is efforts of the International Solidarity organization which put pressure on the by Dr. Garry Botting able to feel and function better in society. while the numbers from other parts of the world have increased. Chilean government through petitions and letters of inquiry. McCreery agrees students are under great pressures and have many The most visible increase in students has been from Hong Kong. Between The Catholic church has strong international influence and helps im- Many of you will remember the days, in the late 1960's when almost every responsibilities which create stress, and TM presents itself as a "safety or 1973 and 1976 the number of students from Hong Kong studying in Canada student newspaper in the country ran an article called "The Student as nearly tripled from about 6.000 to nearly 17,000. In fact, according to a migrants to communicate with their families at home. However, not even the release valve." Just as a heavy work load "cultures a nervous system" with Church is free from government persecution in Chile. It is reported over a Nigger." Even more shocking than the article itself was the widespread reac- tension, regular priactise of the TM technique relieves strains. CBIE-commissioned survey of full-time visa students at Canadian post- dozen priests have been executed for their opposition to date. tion of college and university administration - a reaction still not uncommon Regular meditation becomes a habit and as an individual becomes more secondary institutions, well more than half of Canada's visa students are Far in the 1970's when similar articles find their way into student newspapers. Culture in Chile is also in trouble. The Pinochet government has burned relaxed, the mind and society can "inter-relate better on an environmental East or Asian in origin. My contention is that from an administrative point of view students at hooks. stunted University enrollment and abolished certain courses of study. level." McCreery believes that through "self-purification" lies the path to "We all have our own ideas about the appropriate proportion of foreign community colleges in Canada do not even rate as high as "niggers" - which Poets arc censored and all media have come under government control. This "world purification." for as a "green leaf students on Canadian campuses, and about the amount of money we whould I take to he a synonym for "slaves". policy will make it impossible for the poor to receive a proper education. makes a green tree," so a "better person makes a better world." be spending for their presence. On the other hand, no one criticized the In fact very often students are seen as little more than plain ordinary Members of the Committee of Solidarity agree the living standard of poor The International Meditation Society, located in Winnipeg at 51 Horace presence of foreign students when the number was small and the students figures on pieces of paper, numbers without true indentity, statistics without themselves were indistinguishable from the mass of Canadian students," people in Chile has dropped dramatically under the Pinochet regime while ANOTHER WAY St. at St. Mary's Road, is a non-profit organization. There is, however, a fee that of the rich continues to rise. flesh or form, grades without nuance of mind or intelligence - ciphers without involved if you wish to learn the technique. The scale runs as follows: $250 notes the CBIE statement. souls. Flow much they slave, or how well they do, are not direct con- for a family including children under 18 years; $150 for working adults; $80 The CBIE also laments the way visa students have been received in siderations within the assembly line of education. for post-secondary students; and old age pensioners; $70 for high school Canada, characterizing their reception as "an unplanned, haphazard The individual student is on his own, and unless he is so desperate for help operation." suggesting that this may be due to a generally "random and im- students; $40 for junior high students; 10-14 years old, and two weeks that he is willing to approach a stranger to seek it, he will,often remain lost in Catherine Hamilton allowance for children under 10 years. pressionistic" understanding of visa students. the machinery. only vaguely aware of what he is supposed to be doing there. The statement warns that: "Closed-door, insular thinking is not to If you arc interested and desire further information, call the Society at 247- CONTACT The image of "Student as Figger" is a frightening one from the standpoint Of course perfume or cologne will keep for years. But if you've received Canada's advantage. In our rapidly shrinking and increasingly politicized 5565, or attend an introductory lecture. They are held every Wednesday at of both the students themselves and the faculty, who are above all hired to too much scent to handle as Christmas and birthday gifts, try using it another world. Canada cannot afford to alienate its friends through a lack of 8:00 p.m. at the Society. Introductory lectures are free. So, if you have a teach students. way. generosity with its resources." curious nature. you've nothing to lose. by Robert S. Hayes When figures become a more prominent consideration in colleges than - When washing lingerie or sweaters by hand, add a few drops of perfume And it criticizes the restrictive measures taken recently against visa concerns of quality and personalized instruction, the beginning-Of the end of to the final rinse water. students, noting that the way international students are treated in Canada has meaningful education is in sight. For there is no question in my mind that the - A light spray of cologne on scarves, ties, hats and other accessories will an effect on Canada's foreign relations. As the Spring morning larger and more impersonal the institution, the less capable the instructors last for weeks. This is an especially good idea for the person who usually The CBIE points out that governments as well as institutions must share Is to the meadow lark, become in teaching adequately the fundamentals of their subjects. "forgets" to apply scent before going out. responsibility for the way international students are treated. As the lurking shadows of night The drop out and failure rate invariably rises proportionately to the size of - An alterriative to keeping accessories scented is to place cotton balls "The federal government is the first contact of most foreign students, Are to the vampire bat, International Students the college and the only way to curb the trend of drop outs and failures is to sprinkled with perfume or cologne in the corners of drawers or shelves. through Canadian missions abroad. It is important to make foreign students As seal Is to the Eskimo or reduce quality to accommodate them. Education democratized in this way is - For fragrant sleeping and sweeter dreams, spray or sprinkle bed linen feel welcome. Unfortunately, the new Immigration Act has quite the opposite A carcass to the vulture, likely to be puerile indeed. lightly with scent. effect. Its implementation will put additional barriers in the way of potential Even such is the student to the educator. Yet it is exactly this diluting of education that we have seen occurring in - Spray or touch a drop of perfume to a heated light blub, wait a few Challenge The foreign students ... " Canada in the last 15 years. Universities and colleges alike have been playing seconds. and the room will be saturated with a mild scent. (Patchouly is an Provincial governments, particularly those in Alberta and Ontario which If only we could value them as they are, a ridiculous numbers racket in which the primary concern has come to be, excellent choice for this.) have instituted differential fees for visa students, also come in for criticism. not the fulfilling of students' needs, but merely the filling of halls of learning - A hairbrush, lightly sprayed with cologne, will make brushing your hair Misconceptions The CBIE says that differential fees "have no positive, and a potentially We would be closer to truth; with as many students as possible. more of a pleasure than a task. negative. effect on the mix of those students that come to Canada. They are But love them not for themselves, Only for the good they may be to others. The all-important increase in enrolments tallied each year .has in many highly visible and hurt precisely those students who do come. They dis- colleges been the main criterion for "success". Obeying the dictates of criminate in favour of the wealthier inhabitants of foreign countries, thus No gold can buy their respect for you, numbers-conscious governments, many administrators focus on the outside making a mockery of Canada's claims for equal educational opportunity. No matter how deep you dig into world seeking to draw more "figgers" into their college, without looking Here is a basic rule for indoor plant lovers. If you have plants that seem By Sue Volianka "Moreover. since the amount by which fees have been increased does not Your self-Importance; closely enough at what is happening within the college walls. unhealthy during the winter months but flourish in summer (don't measure nearly match the amount it costs to educate a student, differential fees do not of Canadian University Press You become as a rose without fragrance. Traditionally, faculty associations are so concerned with contractual, this by growth since almost all houseplants grow less during winter) its meet the objective of removing the burden of educational costs of foreign social and personal security that they allow no time at all for student matters, probably due to the dry, indoor, winter environment. To combat the signs of students from the Canadian taxpayer. When you think about international students on your campus, what Nobody knows the true value of and although faculty may go on "benders" of vociferous objection to class poor health without investing in an electric humidifier, place vases or bowls "In this respect, a small differential fee is considerably worse than a large assumptions do you make? size or student-to-faculty ratio, even these considerations remain ones of of water in the rooms containing plants and/or transfer some plants to the one, since it projects a negative image without saving Canadian taxpayers Student-contact time: Chances are, the assumptions you do have are actually misconceptions. number. bathroom. Also remember that most plants require less water in winter. any meaningful amount of money. It lightens but does not dazzle; For example, many people grumble that visa students are typically rich Though gloomy at times, Who, then, is in a position to help the Student as Figger? Americans who've come to study in Canada to avoid paying the far more ex- "When governments chose to implement differential fees, they took the The expression "God hleps those who help themselves" )ias become a pensive tuition fees in the United States. easy rather than the logical alternative." It does not displease; truism within the college context. The role of the administration is in part to The CBIE statement also corrects another misconception Canadians may Not so rare are the lovable times — Or, they assume that visa students are taking places in the education draw the masses in, sometimes relying on specious pleas of "community If your hair has reached the dry, brittle breaking point it might be caused have about international students, especially those students from the Third system that would otherwise go to Canadian students. They cannot be substituted. needs" which all too often are merely institutional needs or wants. by a lack of oil and/or protein in your diet. The best way to consume oil is World. Or, they gripe that international students are getting a free ride at the ex- Once the quotas have been met and the increases calculated, the faculty unheated. That means, for hair's sake, that you eat it on salad (oil, mayonaise "Many Canadians believe that by accepting individual students from the pense of the taxpayers because visa students don't pay that great a share of Would you swallow the bait you take over to educate the "figgers", assessing them according to pre- or prepared dressing) and on breadstuffs (butter or margarine). As for pro- Third World. Canadian institutions are somehow furthering 'international the costs of their education here. Hand your students sometimes, established calculation of figures ranging from one to 100, from one to nine, tein. here are a few suggestions: milk, eggs, cheese (preferably hard), yogurt, development' and that this, in itself, justifies the presence of Third World These kinds of assumptions have provided the rationale for various If you knew what was on the end of the line? or from F to A. depending on the adopted system; each "figger" - known meat. fish. poultry. wheat germ, beans, nuts and peanut butter. government actions. students in Canadian institutions," the statement says. from the beginning in instructor's records by his number as well as his name - However, in recent years, development agencies have brought fewer and Likewise, would you instill a The federal government, in an attempt to control the flow of visa students, Contact-time philosophy if you is ranked in accordance with his ability to translate his education into stark has enacted legislation which makes it difficult for visa students to remain in fewer Third World students to study in Canada, sending them instead to numbers, which are displayed at their starkest on the walls and doors and countries that can offer an education which is more relevant to development Knew what was behind it? Canada after finishing their studies and to work during their stay in Canada. bulletin boards of the institution at the end of term. For most students, who are expected to survive on next to nothing, a good of the student's home country. And governments in Third World countries Truly, this is a time of unearthing Provincial governments in Alberta and Ontario, responding to public Depending on size of class that the instructor is required to teach, there is cut of meat is a luxury. If you're looking for a way to take toughness and are sending fewer of their students abroad, preferring them to study at home. pressure to "do something" about visa students, implemented differential fees And planting. But, beware little genuine empathy here except among those exceptional faculty members boredom out of the few affordable meats - flank and round steak, liver, veal, The presence of Third World students in Canada tends to benefit for international students so that those students pay a far larger share of the Of the seeds the wind of change can bring. who work long hours in personal counselling - and among those students lamb. frying chicken and pork butt - you have two alternatives. First, you Canadians more than the Third World, says the CBIE. cost of their education. A captured bird may not who are concerned enough to seek such counselling in the first place. could bake the meat at a low temperature for a long time. Second, you could "Canadians need to know more about the world, more than two-thirds of However, those actions, and the misconceptions which they're based on, • See the cage until it tries to flee Since the administration is concerned with the student as "figger" only and marinate the meat and cook it quickly. The second alternative is more tasty are the result of a lack of correct information, according to a recently releas- which is the Third World. The presence of Third World students in Canada is From its present state. the faculty is concerned with the student as "number" only, it follows that the and can be easily fitted to a student's busy schedule. of great importance - but to the quality of our education, not necessarily to ed statement on visa students prepared by the Canadian Bureau for Inter- student. in accordance with the maxim, must help himself. Here are some facts on marinating meats: theirs." national Education. There lurks the greatest danger And he can best do this by establishing, in concert with other students, an - meat should be no more than 1/2 inch thick The CBIE statement says: "These governments and the Canadian public Where the appearance of evil association or council aimed in part at protecting students rights, and presen- - pound meat with a cleaver or the side of a plate. either did not recognize the benefit of foreign students in Canada, or felt they ting students as people who ,are more than merely figures or numbers. - marinades can be either sweet or seasoned were paying too much for that benefit." Is least suspected. The task before the students associations is gargantuan - so huge that un- - never use salt or soy sauce because they draw the juices from the meat, Try for contact as long But the document, based on a series of surveys and reports on inter- doubtedly the associations cannot accomplish it alone. Paradoxically, they leaving it dry national students commissioned by the CBIE for its series Papers on Foreign As you ought, not as long as you can; can gain recognition of their constituents - the students - only by a process of - marinade can he heated and served as a sauce for the meat Student Issues. also points out that visa students are not an economic burden Committee eOf Solidarity Your presence is worth more to others education. - wine is a superb marinade on Canadian taxpayers because they effectively pay for themselves. Than your absence: It is your duty The students associations must educate the administration and the faculty - meat should be cut in serving sized pieces before being thrown into the A soon to be released report on the costs of visa students has found that To preserve this. to recognize the need for more personalized education, for lower student- marinade "the expenditure of money by the Canadian taxpayer, through grants to in- Stages Hunger Strike teacher ratios. and for acceptance that growth and size are in themselves not - the minimum marinating time is 3 hours, but it is best to marinate over- stitutions, is roughly equal to the amount of money imported into Canada by Remove the useless parts of your life, worthwhile considerations if quality of instruction is to suffer. night or all day in the refrigerator. incoming students." according to the CBIE. And what is left? Furthermore. this education must extend to the very halls of the - any meat that cooks in 30 minutes or less is suitable for marinating "This foreign student money .would not otherwise find its way into the legislatures in which rules of thumb governing budgetdry considerations in a The following recipe has been tested many times by me and is taken from economy. On this basis alone, foreign students pay for themselves. Remove your infancy, Remove your childhood, strict but arbitrary "numbers game" are made. Adelle Davis' hook Let's Cook it Right. Feel free to use your imagination "Moreover, the educational system could not do without the government If students are not prepared to speak out on such issues as their welf4re, because with marinades there's a lot of room to experiment. funds they receive as a result of their foreign student population. Faculty and Normand Vermette Remove your sleep, both the administration and faculty of community colleges will drift along the staff must still be paid and the physical plant must be kept up, even if there Remove your thoughtless hours, broad, easy highway of quantitative considerations without concerning Sweet Marinade are fewer students. These costs cannot be cut without a major restructuring Repression, terrorism, torture, executions. These are not elements of fic- Remove your days of sickness. themselves unduly with the impersonality of the monsters they are creating. of Canadian educational systems. Therefore, for many Canadian institutions tion or history. They exist today in Chile. Now, even in your prime, how many Students associations have a very major role to play in demanding quality 1 cup juice from canned pineapple, peaches, black cherries, or other fruit; or and their communities, foreign students are economically essential." On Sept. 11, 1973 the Chilean government was overthrown by a military Seasons have you truly counted? education. In the community college context, this role is often a selfless one, frozen, diluted orange juice; or 1/2 cup each fruit juice and sherry The numbers of visa students in Canada have grown rapidly, nearly doubl- junta. There were no warnings. The armed forces broke in everywhere, Not many, when contact time decreases for the people to benefit from it are future generation's of students. - 1 tbsp. vinegar or lemon juice ing from about 30,000 in 1973 to nearly 56,000 in 1976, and institutions arresting and killing at will. Inversely with age, All too often the students councils of colleges have totally disbanded after - 2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce have been accepting increasing numbers of visa students. On Jan. 7th, 1978, 20 members of the Chilean Association in Canada There would be less wrinkles in one year, so that no continuity exists from one council to the next -. and this - 1/2 tsp. rosemary or basil But the statement is quick to point out that: "We have seen no evidence began a 48-hour hunger strike in St. Boniface. They are part of the Com- Education's Soul if you were undoubtedly has hampered the lobbying process. - I minced clove garlic that this is being done at the expense of qualified Canadian applicants: those mittee of Solidarity which lobbies for the release of political prisoners in In larger colleges and universities a student council manager is employed To revere her children. Cut meat into serving sizes, put into marinade, and soak 3 hours or more, Canadian programs that are in very great demand, such as medicine, admit Chile. Their protest was in sympthay of a 72-hour hunger strike staged in to help overcome the problem of continuity, but most of the time students are or regrigerate overnight or all day. After marinating, cook meat quickly by very few foreign students." Chile by relatives of the 2,400 people reported missing there. left to their own devices each year. broiling or stir-frying. Enjoy! Page 8 January 24, 1978. The Projector January 24, 1978 The Projector Page 9

Sweathog Makes Feverish Movie Debut By Glen Dawkins ENTERTAINMENT For the last few weeks, Saturday Despite the promotional hype and a dancing "Sweat-hog". tivities they take part in, reflect do you do when the record ends?" Night Fever starring John Travolta that was put on by the producers of The movie deals with the life and that. When you find yourself and where and Karen Lynn Gorncy, has met both the movie and The Bee Gees times of Tony Manelli (John This is a story of our times and you're going, it becomes easier to with acclaim from critics calling it soundtrack, I was prepared for a Travolta), a young man who works tries to answer the question "What start all over again. everything from "the movie of the 150 minute Welcome Back Kotter in a paint store by day and dances Swallows I For Warmth And Relaxation year" to just another disco movie. episode complete with slum setting to stardom at the Odyssey 2001 (convenient title) disco by night. • Dancing to Tony is more than room, you will notice each table is Cinema Allsorts by Kathy Michalchuk freshly-squeezed orange juice or a Sunday meal with the restaurant's dent affordable so don't make it a simply a recreation; it's part of his graced by a carnation and yogurt fruit blend. a concoction owners. lone venture. Bring along a' friend life. He molds his spare-time The following is a list of upcoming films to be shown in the University of overhead hang potted plants. It's one of those rare mornings similar to a milkshake. These brunches are popular and or two or three and settle down around dancing at the disco and Manitoba's Cinema Allsorts film series. The restaurant is open at 10 a.m. when you've let yourself sleep late. Sunday is a special day at the the management suggests reser- into soft cushions on their bamboo Cinema For Less practicing new stepsand spends 'all Ingmar Bergman's Face To Face - starring Liv Ullman - a study of a Monday to Saturday and from To further pamper yourself, you restaurant. The Sunday Brunch, vations be made as the seating and wicker chairs. The wood tables his spare money on new clothes. woman who watches her life crumble before her eyes. Jan. 23 Monday to Thursday, you do not decide not to shock your system by served from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., is capacity is only approximately 40 were made right here in Manitoba His dancing eventually presents Antonioni's Blow-Up - starring Vanessa Redgrave and David Hemmings a have to leave until midnight. On Have you ever sat down one fixing a meal so you wander into prepared by a guest cook, who people. Live entertainment is that especially for the restaurant. Auditorium. The price of admis- him with a way out of Brooklyn London photographer accidentally involves himself in a murder. Jan. 25 Friday and Saturday. closing time Saturday afternoon and wondered The Courtyard in Osborne Street could even turn out to be a friend little extra for the Sunday diners. Whether you choose to sit near a sion is a dollar for card-carrying and into the Manhatten night life. Marathon Man - starring Dustin Hoffman and Laurence Olivier - a what you could do for entertain- Village anytime after 10 a.m. who likes to cook and arranged a Eating out at Swallows I is stu- window or in the middle of the is I a.m. members and a dollar-fifty for the Help also comes from his girl- brilliant of Nazism and espionage. January 26 ment without causing gaping holes Nestled on the second Floor, rest of us. friend (Karen Gorney) with Sons of the Desert - starring Laurel and Hardy and Duck Soup - starring in your budget? Swallows 1 Restaurant has the The only problems with these whom he falls in love. • the Marx Brothers - two classics of silliness. January 30 It is a commonly recognized fact warm. relaxed atmosphere of home DRAMA GETS FOOT IN DOOR movies is that they are usually Tony Mannelli's character com- The Passenger - starring Jack Nicholson and Maria Schneider - an under- that for two people to take in a big- and the meals to go with it. By Angie Jamieson pointing. "Hedda Gabler" was quite "artsy" in nature (although es off very well but none of the cover reporter gets involved in the gun running business. January 31 star movie it can cost upwards of From a snack to the full course Drama productions by Creative was 100 % student-produced. the it was we had to eliminate some of open to the entire College but few their present series on Sexuality other characters are allowed the All shows start at 7:30 in the Multi-purpose Room at the University Cen- $7.00. meal, Swallows I serves a unique Communications students may be play was very good," said Mrs. I. the furniture to allow for people other than Crc. Comm. and the Cinema promises to be time of the exposure to become tre. Admission is $1.00 and tickets are available at the Information Desk. For this. you are allowed to blend of dishes made in its very one step toward creating more Karasick. Crc. Comm instructor characters' movements," she said. students attended. "interesting"). anything more than simply stand in long crowded-lines to get own kitchen with fresh fruit and theater awareness in the College. for the dramatic literature course The dramatic literature course Advertising for the play began a There is also a problem with shadows. Also the plot(boy meets into a theatre that you will swear vegetables. The soup is made fresh An excerpt from Ibsen's "Hedda introduced this year. itself has a "three-fold purpose," month ahead with posters and parking but this can be solved with girl. boy falls for girl, boy loses has been cleaned once since it daily and they offer a different kind Gabler". presented on Jan. 17 by Actresses and actors in the play said Mrs. Kattsick. "It will ac- radio station and intercom an- a little fast decking. girl, boy finds himself and gets girl Theatre Beyond Words opened (need I say more, every day. You can nibble on a let- students from Crc. Comm. 2A, were all emphatic when asked to quaint students with plays of nouncements. Mrs. Karasick feels Finally. for, those of you who are hack) is too hackneyed and describe the facilities provided, and various genre; give practical insight Metropolitan Theatre). adventurous. there are films shown simplistic in nature to be believed, tuce salad and then sample one of was the first of a series of planned a general interest in theater does Dagmar Jansen four kinds of quiche - shrimp. productions. Act III of the play each said "The stage was far too into writing a play and provide exist in the College, since other by the University of Manitoba Stu- at least for a modern movie. spinach or other non-meat variety - was directed, produced, and acted small!" practical insight into staging a productions brought in have Yet for a measly $5.00, you can dent Union in the University Cen- And finally, Travolta is left An eager little girl with a huge potato head stands on tip toe,'fingers or try the vegetarian dish on the out for credits in the new dramatic Other criticisms of the theater play." sit in the comfort, intimacy and tre's Multi-purpose Room. If you alone on the screen much too drawn large audiences. spread. watching a dog in a checkered suit rummage through a garbage can. menu. If you're a sandwich person. literature course. facilities included the lack of "We all learned a lot more about Mrs. Karasick stated, "A college neatness of the Cinema 3, Sher- don't mind the long distance of often. With little to keep them in- To capture his interest she thrusts, first a lollipop, than a stick into his face. the Scandinavian sandwiches will Director Val Domenco in- proper dressing rooms. inadequate • the play by changing to fit the part of this size is not fulfilling its brook St. and Ellice Ave. travelling and lack of parking terested at these moments, except He throws the stick to get rid of her; she claps her hands in delight and curb your appetite. troduced the play and gave lighting. limited stage movement of a character. one learns or un- If you don't mind watching older space. for the Bee Gees' music, the viewer obligations to the students and the toddles off. her feet trying to keep pace with her speeding body. The menu varies from day to background information. es- and difficulty in booking the derstands better what the writer is movies in a small theatre then this There are alternatives to "shell- is apt to wander into Sunday mor- community by not having a Paulette Hallich, just one of five fine performers who make up Theatre day for the evening dinner with tablishing the story prior to Act III. theater. trying to say." one actress said. is for you. You may also have to ing out the big dough". But there is ning boredom. theater. We have miserable accom- Beyond Words. superbly plays the two-year-old Nancy Potato in POTATO specials such as Lasagna, The acting and costuming were Public works and Graphic Arts "As a group we spent hours wait a while for your movie still one more which doesn't cost a But this is not to say that there modations for theatricals. What we PEOPLE. She has that uncoordinated intensity of a tripping toddler down Mousaka and Spanikopota. And excellent. especially in view of the were helpful and T.V. studio working and learned a lot about favourites to be shown. whole lot. Television could just are no good points to the film. The need is an intimate theater with a pat. Right down to the way they grab things with pointed fingers, rather than who can forget dessert, especially if limited preparation-time. Stage backdrops were easy to obtain, putting plays together. I found the There are also occasional film please your pocket and your date movie contains some rather com- proper thrust-stage relative to the picking them up. the way they shove things at, rather than hand things to it's homemade cheesecake. movements were accurate although said Props Manager. Marion technical side far more important presentations at the Winnipeg Art without a whole lot of problems. ical sequences (not Neil Simon, type of theater prevalent today." you. Swallows I carries a very exten- limited by space. Props were very Turetski. than I formerly believed it was," Gallery in the Muriel Richardson But. it's up to you. but good enough.) Faculty and administrative POTATO PEOPLE runs as a children's program at the MTC Warehouse • sive wine.selection to cater to many appropriate for the 1890's setting "Without the backdrops we one member said. The director makes great use of cooperation is needed to get a Theatre during the week and becomes the second half of the Adult perfor- particular tastes. There is also a and added much to the atmosphere would not have had an effective The audience responded with contrasts. Gorney's and Travolta's theater group together. Some fun- mances on Friday and Saturday nights. choice of four blends of tea. of the play. stage setting. We tried not to enthusiasm and interest to the play, characters illustrate the difference ding is required for productions," All the characters in PEOPLE wear inscrutable white larva masks — an something from the soft-drink bar, "Taking into consideration it modify the setting too much, but as but the overall turn-out was disap- between someone who has "made Karasick added. idea borrowed from Fasnacht celebrations in Switzerland. The masks force it" against someone who hasn't; the audience to concentrate on the slightest body movements of the actors. the successful and the "up-and- Only children too old for laughter are too old for POTATO PEOPLE. coming". DESPITE STRONG OPPOSITION 'S IN 1964- THEY ALLOWED ME The first part of the show, though no less entertaining, takes on an entirely IWEKTAICBEING The most obvious and im- FROM THE BIRCH FACTION TO GIVE A PRESENTATION pressive contrast is shown by the different dimension. KICKED OUT OF CONVENTION In OVERTURE the entire company demonstrates how far impressions ME (THOSE SONS of 131ftcHES) BUT THE RATS SCHEDULED use of the disco. Outside the 2001 AND worked around a single major prop, a rope, can be stretched. One man's Disco there is darkness and %. A SOCIAL EVENT TH E music is another's clothesline. Then it is a boxing ring. THE ASH FACTION NEED IN 1956, THEY WOULDN'T despair; coldness and cruelty. But PERSPECTIVES captures two couples-like light beams in a prism. Their the 1SAY MORE? I FINALLY EVEN LET ME GIVE A PRESENT- DELEGATES WENT TO once you are inside, it is all light paths criss-cross without intersecting, their physical proximity only un- WrITTEN FS and energy and expensive clothes; GAIN ED RECOGNITION FOR THE ATION TO THE DELEGATES THE SEEDIER SIDE OF derlines the vast distances between them. A chance for a "nothing" like Tony When the lights come up on THE CLIMB the audience gets an eagle-eye WELL! 1 FINALLY MADE IT. BUSHES OF THE WORLD. TO THE COVENTION HELD TOWN TO WATCH THE to become something. view of a climber perched on the ledge of a sheer rock face an effect produced I'M NOW AN OFFICAL MEMBF AT 13A N F F ./ gitelis- STRIPPING OF A HARDWOOD If there is supposed to be a -pen by the actor lying on his back with arms and legs outstretched. The illusion is message in this film, my guess is OF THE NATIONAL TREE FLOOR- AT THE E carried through successfully while Terry Judd and Larry LeFebvre proceed tr11,‘Ii SAM that it is one of "Do Thy Own to climb the floor. ASSOCIATION AMP AN TIME AS MY PRESENTATION Thing". This is a constant factor GOLFERS is a one-man tdur de force around the links in which Harro OFFICAL throughout the entire story. VOTING • AND THE ONLY ONES WHO Maskow adopts temperments and characters to suit the masks he is wear- Some of the characters are ing. DEL EGATEtrom HEARD IT WAS AN OAK iestroyed by their inability to do TREE WHOSE SISTER just that (their own thing). The girl, WAS THE HARDWOOD, who wants to be accepted so badly by Tony and his friends that she FLOOR BEING STRIPPED. gets involved in a back-seat "gang- ■ bang" (for lack of a better word); the boy, who wants to be like Tony \ I and his gang so much that he ends up falling off the Brooklyn bridge Q PIM 11/4 while showing off; and Tony's brother who becomes a priest to satisfy his mother and has to re- vah P z AgE cant when he finds it is not for him. Try Pasquale's All of these fail in their attempts Famous "Special" IN 1970 I GAVE MY BUT THIS YEAR 1 .• THEY FINALLY SAW THE I HAD THREE GERI- at happiness because they cannot i satisfy themselves. Tony almost in- Pepperoni .11 PRESENTATION TO THE TRIED A NEWSTRATAGy LOGIC IN MY PRESENTATION TLEMEN OF THE cludes himself in the group; he also small 9" $4.25 GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUT AND I CREDIT MY SUCCESS AND MY MOTION PASSED ITALIAN PERSUATION Mushroom forsakes his Manhatten girl friend Green Pepper

for the sake of pride. But he is able MY MOTION TO GAIN TO MY WELL CHOSEN UMANIMOURY ALTHOUGH IS TO STAND BEWIND ME 'Bacon medium 13" $6.10, Ir to handle it and so can become ADMITTANCE TO THE WORDS ) BRILLIANT DELIVERY I PERSUADED SOME OF AND POINT FLAME happy. sausage N.T.A. WAS SOUNDLY AND TACTFUL APPROACH, THE DELEGATES BY THROWERS OUT AT The choreographer should Fresh Tomato -large 15" $7.90 DEFEATED. THE FACT THAT WHILE THE FLOOR. receive a shake of the hand, a slap Mozzarella Cheese )3_5 tti I WAS GIVING MY on the back and free drinks for the OttN rest of the year. The dance steps Si PRESENTATION_... are different while retaining Pasquale's Pizza is authentic Calabrasia Pizza lS __..„-.. Ni f r re-- II/ familiarity. made from Fresh Ingredients ..-..-43 .-- II To teach a "Sweat-hog" to .i --. to i olio IN%( 1 I r„ dance is a big achievement in itself enimasew tt 4' est I r- 4" but to turn twenty to thirty extras into experienced "disco-pors" is an achievement all of its own. Though the language. and scenes 44 — l ■ are often .too offensive for the very young, I think it should be seen by 4 AilliP li-e-r" all (especially those who like disco ° °° t: Ai- WI music). The movie is not Bambi l 7- i ART: Dine In - Take 'Out ill --Sy Goes Disco; it is the story of street- 11 (4I% -- in 4%)) r•%111 people and so the language and ac- [MA 6 Trine Eltdren foo d (ft ''iwid1/4 4•14■•••■•■•, . 204 Osborne St Ph. 452-2867 Page 10 The Projector January 24 1978 Jasimary 24, 1978 The Projector Page'll

Is Established NHL Killing the New WHA SPORTS By Jim All A pattern is emerging from the ing its weaknesses to the NHL, and that he would spend whatever it Don Cherry know something we co-operation will they get? actions of NEIL moguls over the merger talks were promptly takes to grab the Swedes; several don't? In the light of recent past year which doesn't augur well dropped by the NHL, leaving the other teams have since expressed A team of Winnipeg city coun- developments, the WHA would do for the WHA. In fact it would WHA with only eight teams. Phase their interest. • cillors have been touring NHL well to look with extreme caution Horeczy Hotline appear that a concerted and one of the new undercover attack. Bobby Kromm's move to cities in the United States to at NHL actions even when they RRCC Invitational calculated effort has bean launched Cripple the WHA by weakening Detroit is another stage in the un- observe different arenas to aid in seem favourable. Remember by the NHL to bring about the the Winnipeg Jets. This seems to be dercover assault on the WHA. deciding whether to expand the ex- Homer? "Beware of the Greeks, Well, the surprising Denver Argonauts. Bud always was one of Chicago Black Hawks, Stan demise of the "upstart league." the slogan of the next phase of the Probably the best coach in that isting Winnipeg Arena or to build a even when they come bearing Broncos made it to the Super Bowl the good ones for recruiting good Mikita. has reached yet another There has never been any love attack. Never famous for making league. he was enticed away by the new one. What kind of reception or gifts." but were beaten by the much young talent but somehow he milestone. After scoring his 500th Curling Bonspiel lost between the two leagues, and major changes in its rules unless Detroit Red Wings. and Ted Lind- superior Dallas Cowboys. It was a always managed to lose the big regular season goal last year he this is understandable. The acts of under great pressure to do so, the say. When he left Winnipeg he relatively boring game with most of game and the fans were getting tied Jean Bcliveau for 7th place on piracy by the WHA in luring away NHL has recently initiated a took with him the Jets' best the interest going to the 'competi- tired of watching losers so it was the all-time list with 507, with a stars like Bobby Hull, Mark Tardif significant rule change. This con- defenceman of the '76-'77 season, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sunday at tion' between the cowgirls and time for a new coach. Ray Jaunch goal against Washington in a 5-2 Red River's Annual Mixed In- and Andre Lacroix. as well as the cerns negotiation rights to Euro- Perry Miller. the Highlander. Broncettes....the track above the should help lead the Bombers back Chicago win. • vitational Curling Bonspeil, featur- signing of under-age players like pean players. Recently Detroit traded Danny There must he - a minimum of South Gym sure is seeing a lot of onto the Grey Cup trail in the next After changing from his ing 32 rinks from Red River and Mark Napier and Ken Linscman, Formerly NHL teams would Grant to the L.A. Kings for a draft Basketball News one female per team or, where use lately. On a typical day you year or so....this scooter hockey roughouse tactics early in his other campuses will be held Feb. have done nothing to promote hold rights to various foreign choice and future considerations. It applicable, one male per team. This would have to fight for elbowroom tournament that's coming up, looks career. Stan was a very classy 17. 18 and 19 at the Granite and brotherly love. Adding to the con- hockey players. and only the team has been revealed that the_future rule applies even if a team is play- up there. They could do a pretty like it could be a lot of fun, if you'll player. Who out there remembers Highlander Curling Clubs. The flict is the sky-rocketing of player holding the rights to a certain consideration is the negotiation ing shorthanded. good commercial for 'Participac- let it. It sure will be a different form he was the first player to win three Bonspiel will consist of three main salaries caused by ensuing bidding player could negotiate with him. rights to Barry Long, the Jets' best Men's Women's Three members of any team tion' all by themselves....I see Bud of hockey anyway and it's worth a major awards in one season? He events and a consolation event. war. These rights could only be given up defenceman this season. from Red River must be full time Red River's Womens' Basketball Riley has been hired on to the try....One of my favorite players did it twice in fact, winning the Art Trophies will he presented to The bidding war was free com- by trade or outright purchase. Another episode in the unfolding students of the College-. The fourth • The Men's Basketball Team's Ross (leading scorer), Hart (most winners and runners-up of each petition. and all the hostilities were Now. these rights have been drfitna is a recent trade between the team is playing their next game coaching staff of the Totonto from the old glory days of the next game is against the University valuable player) and Lady Byng event. • member may be from outside the out in the open. Now the situation dropped. Different teams may bid Detroit Red Wings and the Bir- Thursday Jan. 26 against Junior of Manitoba Jan. 25 at 7:00 at Red Memorial (gentlemanly player).... The other Universities and College. is slightly different. On the surface for the services of a foreign player, mingham Bulls of the WHA — the University of Winnipeg at River. let's hope that this year's curling Colleges' in the province will be Members of any team from an hostilities have lessened. But what's with the best offer likely taking first inter-league trade. Vaclav R.R.C.C. Their next game will be played bonspiel fares better than last year allowed 2 rinks each. on a first outside campus must be full time going on behind the scenes? Let's home the prize. Ncdomansky and Tim Sheehy „ Their last game of the season is versus Mennonite Brethren here where only 18 rinks showed up and come. first serve basis while Red students of that particular campus. look at the facts. Obviously this move is directed went to Detroit for a couple of against Junior University of Jan. 27 at 6:30 p.m. a lot of money was lost. The guess River will be allowed the remaining The entry deadline for teams The NHL accepted merger over- mainly at the Winnipeg Jets' two "tough guys". Steve Durbano and Manitoba Wednesday Feb. 1 at from here is that we should be able twenty-two spots. also on a first from campuses outside of the tures by the WIJA, and even en- Swedish superstars. Anders Dave Hanson. I wonder who got 8:00 at East Gym. Come out and support your team. to fill the spots quite easily....it come. first serve basis. Any spots College is February 8 while the couraged them. Hopes were high in Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson. In the the best of that deal? • might be a bit late but how many not filled by teams from outside dead line for teams within the the WHA camp that merger would same way that Bobby Hull's sign- Then there is the "loaning" of people realize that one of the stan- campuses will be open to Red College is Wednesday. Feb. 15. take place in the fall of '77. To ing made the Winnipeg franchise, Matti Hagman to the Quebec Nor- Information Day douts of the Can-am game. Bernie River students. These deadlines apply only if spots prove its financial solidarity the and the WHA, loss of the two - diques by the Boston Bruins. We Morrison comes from my old part are still available. A team will not WHA folded its two weakest teams Swedes would severely hurt the all know that professional hockey University of Manitoba is offering aninfor- of town where nothing ever The entry fee will he $40 per he considered as entered until both and opened its books for NHL ex- Jets and their league. Harold teams often send players to the mation Day on Feb. 9 and invites any in- team with each team guaranteed the -entr■„, form and the entry fee happens. Transcona. Bernie has amination. The end result? The Ballard of the Toronto Maple minors or farm teams to get in terested Red River Community College been put on the protected list of the three games. have hcen turned in to June WHA lost two teams while reveal- Leafs has been quoted as saying shape or improve their skills. Does Winnipeg Blue Bombers and ac- The Bonspiel's first draw will be Graham. Intramural -Director. students to attend. cording to a reliable source (my held from 11:00 p.m. Friday to M.C.A. rules and regulations Opening remarks by the President of the 7:00 a.m. at the Granite: the se- brother) he should„do all right as will apply. University are from 9:30 to 10:00. Sessions he's really an athlete's athlete.... cond draw from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 Bar and cafeteria facilities will speaking of Transcona I see one of p.m. Saturday at the Highlander: be available to all curlers. are from 10:30 to 11:30 and 11:30 to 12:30: my old neighbors. Dave Supleve, the third draw from 11:00 p.m. For further information or entry Rangers Offer Could End Jets The students may choose to visit any two has made it big reporting on the Saturday to 7:00 a.m. Sunday at forms contact June Graham in the the Granite and the final draw from North Gym. faculties that they may be interested in. Jets on the first page of the Free The big wheels of the New York asset for drawing the fans and keep them. 1 remember a couple of Press Sports page. Rangers have opened their wallets aiding the chances of Winnipeg's years ago when the Jets couldn't The Jets are on the move again and it may spell the end of the Win- getting a new or expanded arena. , afford $35.000 to keep crowd- Cre-Com Presents after their horrendous 11 game los- 000000000000 Because of these two. Bobby Hull favorite Howie Young around. nipeg Jets. Anders Hedberg and Creative Communications ing streak and have now won 13 Ulf Nilsson, the Super Swedes who has stayed on as he really enjoys Without Hedberg and Nilsson, the out of their last 15 and now that are virtually the Jets' franchise playing with them since they still Jets won't be able to get enough 2B students present Eugene O'Neil's play, they have very few walking wound- Coming Events have been offered $475,000 per_ play the game the way it should be paying attendance in to support the Long Day's Journey into Night on Thursday, ed. they should have no problem year each to sway their clothing played. Hull is still talking of retir- franchise and Winnipeg will lose January 26, 1978 in the Black Lecture over taking New England for first preferences to the sweaters of the ing and if Hedberg and Nilsson are their first Major League Hockey place. The talent is there and once Big Apple. The two Swedes' worth lured away by the smell of green, Team. Theatre, at 11:50 a.m. Act I will be shown. Intramural Volleyball Winners quality players like Willy to the Winnipeg Jets is im- you can he sure Big No. 9 will Please Note Comets-Selkirk Extension Center Lindstrom break out of their scor- Scooter Hockey measurable. Not only have they hang the blades up. The rules Bill Hanson, Linda Zemliduk, Michael Ppence Ron Mohabir, ing slumps. there should be no contributed over 280 goals to the stipulate that the Jets have to come Alice Nuktie, Wayne Galvin. stopping them.... well. that's it; I'm within $20.000 of any offers the Any people who ordered Yes. scooter hockey is coming soon with the entry deadline being as early Jets cause in the three years plus no Jack Matheson. but it's a start... that they've been here, but they've two Swedes receive and the Jets team jackets and have not as Wednesday Feb. I at 4:00 p.m. This fun game which is played while riding also proven to be an invaluable sure can't afford $450,000 each to paid as yet, please do so as scooters is made up of teams which consists of six players. three of who must soon as possible. he female. Jeff Krause The games will he run as a challenge tournament in the north Gym and the STAFF BOX players can he chosen from anywhere within the college. For entry forms and general rules. contact June Graham in her North Gy Ill office. Sports Quiz Editors — Mal Rawlings Rebels On The Rise Sherry! L. Friesen an NBA game? 1) Who was the former N.H.L. Sports Editor — Barry Horeczy "We seem to be playing better things will really improve." Sylvester's first goal while Laurie player who holds the record for the a) Kareem Abdul Jabbar b) Sno-Golf Soon Connie Hawkins c) Wilt hockey now." Defensemen Willy Velhaber really Graham and Joey Harris helped on fastest 3 goals by one player? Entertainment — MS Rawlings So says John Schillinger, "hits well and excells defensively" the second. a) kr Beliveau, b) Maurice Chamberlain Red River students and staff are urged to be on the lookout for the Labatt's Sno- 4) Which Winnipeg Blue manager of the Red River Rebels he adds. John Schillinger urges people to Richard c) Bill Mosicnko CUP — Sherry! L. Friesen g.olf tournament which will be held here on Feb. 23 and 24. Further information will Bomber holds the club record for after they won their third game of In earlier games, the Rebels lost pick up a copy of the Rebels 2) Where did Bobby Hull play Kathy Michalchuk the season 7-3 over Transcona. to Warroad 7-1 on January8: and hockey program which • will be he available in future issues and from June Graham in the North Gym. his junior hockey? the most receptions in one season? a) Tommy Scott b) Jim Thorpe This matches last year's total with 6-3 to St. Boniface on Jan.6. coming out shortly. It includes the a) St. Catherines. b) Regina c) Another Way — Catherine Hamilton just under half of the team's 22 The Rebels only goal against history of the College hockey team. Oshawa. c) Bobby Kraemer 5) Who are the only original Jets game schedule remaining. Warroad was scored by Ted player info. a schedule of the 3) Who holds the NHL record Layout Graphics — Steve Black In the thrashing of Transcona on Lopushansky with assists to Rick Rebels games and more. It's free. 0 0 0 for the most points by one player in still playing for Winnipeg? Jan. 10. Joe Wood. a new acquiti- Rink and Colin Atkinson. so pick one up. Production Staff — Val Domenco Against St. Boniface. Darryl tion who Schillinger says is playing Susan Mihaychuk well. netted two goals. Other goals Sylvester got two goals. Goalie CORDY TYPEWRITERS 943-3803 Herb Campbell came on' the sticks of Bob Liss, Kerry Fisher assisted on Brad Sawyer. Rick Rink, Jerry 244 MAIN St. Contributors — Val Domenco Angie Jamieson Mosiondz. and Darrl Sylvester Herb Campbell Glen Dawkins who potted one each. Kerry Fisher ELECTRONICS. LTD. —Do you need Michelle P. Barchuk Dagmar Jansen was the winning goalie. 316 - 416 MAIN STREET Jil Brody Normand Vermette The win leaves the Rebels in six- typewriters for projects, Mcintyre Building Cam Beck Robert S. Hayes th place in the 7 team league. They seminars? Catherine Hamilton Sean Stacey trail St. Boniface Riels. Warroad Across from Richardson Bldg. Kathy Michalchuk Jim All Lakers, North End Flyers, Kildonan Sabres and the RENTALS CALCULATOR SPECIALISTS Transcona Turbos. The Rebels are —Sales and Service ahead of the Stonewall Flyers. — The Projector is published every second week during the Schillinger also heaped praise Special Student Rates WE REPAIR & SERVICE ALL TYPES & MAKES — school year by RRCC Students Association. upon Laurie Graham and new- Free Delivery & MODELS OF CALCULATORS It is printed by Four Gables Publications. Circulation is • corner Arnie Biluk. He noted the & CALCULATING MACHINES 3500- Advertising and contributor deadline for the Feb. 7 play of captain Colin Atkinson and issue is Feb. 1 All submissions must be typed and triple line mates Matt Mann, who has DIVISION OF: We also Buy St_ Sell Used Machines spaced. Only signed correspondence will be published at missed 3 or 4 games with knee editorial descretion. The international standard serial no. problems. and Ted Lopushansky. Action Business Products Ltd. Answers is 9389-6863 247-8031 OR 956-0972 He says once they get together, 1)c 2)a 3)c 4)b 5)Bobby Hull, Joe Daley.