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Red River Community College 1. I'm sick and tired of having to walk around to another door because smokers 4. Clean bathrooms once in a while would be nice. October 28 - November 11.1996 Issue 6 are blocking the doors holding them open. Please do something about this. I - Anonymous even watched a security guard walk right past them and not even flinch. I think they should be told the rules too. This is happening in D, E & F buildings. The SA has discussed this issue with Ron Barnes of College Facilities several times. If Glover is no lover of SA policy - Concerned BA Student he is given a specific location he can investigate the concern so if you are referring to a By Jackie Pearase specific bathroom, please let the SA know and the message will be passed along. Staff Writer Your concern is certainly legitimate. Hopefully all those smokers who read this message will take care to stand back from the doors. Also, your concern has been he Students' Association has passed along to Darryl Nielsen of the Workplace Health & Safety Committee. The 5. Several comments were left regaruing the hours of operation for the Cave and used its administrative college is in the process of posting stickers on the windows of all doors encouraging the microwaves. T authority to discipline the power smokers to keep a reasonable distance from the doors. - Anonymous of the press. Red Carpet has generously donated new microwaves for the Cave over the summer. Lisa Glover, Editor-in-Chief of the Projector, has been suspend- 2. Why not put a clock outside the college so that everyone can see the time. The Cave is now open on Saturdays until 3:30pm. Enjoy! ed from her position for one - useful to check bus arrivals and departures month for attempting to tape an - useful to bus drivers. in-camera portion of a Student - useful to those who have no watch. 6. Why is alcohol such an important issue to the SA Shouldn't the SA promote - Rosemary Merasty academics over alcoholism? I'm sick of reading about drunks complaining that Advisory Board (SAB) meeting. Business Admin. Integrated they want more opportunity to drink. Why don't they just go to the stupid bar? "It was a board decision to sus- - Kevin Toews pend her. Her action showed a This sounds like a great idea! The SA will discuss this issue further to investigate Structural Drafting lack of respect for the SAB costs, possible sponsorship etc. An update will be provided once more intonation is which represents every student at obtained. It's the SA's mission to 'serve and protect the interests of all students by providing the College," said Cheryl Herda, programs and services that best meet their needs.? Since 300-500 students attend president of the SA. News alcohol related events we will continue to offer them. The SA offers many events which In-camera meetings are closed Editorials 3. Please announce to people in the library to keep quiet! are not alcohol related including guest speakers. If you have any suggestions, we'd love to the public and media, and are often used to discuss things like Opinions 18 - Anonymous to hear them. We certainly do not 'promote alcoholism". Besides, not all students who Letters 9 attend bashes feel obligated to consume alcohol as we do have soda and juice, and the personnel changes. Consider it announced. The library has been informed of your concern and they bashes are an opportunity to meet others and relax. We also have a designated driver Glover was in possession of Classifieds 2 information pertaining to such certainly do have posters in the library program in effect. We address 'Entertainmentr 10 possible changes in the SA and Editor-in-Chief Lisa Glover ponders how she'll spend the next month while she's asking people to be quiet, especially in Your Students' Association has 4 suggestion boxes: outside the Buffalo, Voyageur, quality of instruction and !ports 16 she attended the meeting to find suspended from her duties. study areas. academic issues on an ongoing SA Office and in Otto's Cafeteria in Bldg. out more information. Comics 17 basis. second year All comments are welcome! When it was moved to in-cam- Creative organization that they have to "It sounds like they're using tiversions Communications student. era, Glover said she felt some- report on most, is a very difficult the in-camera sessions as a cloak. "Even if you attend a meeting one," said Benham. Herda has gone out of control. I thing important was being held g LSkJE'S N\I % ?1 and you get all this information, V' VV V V V- V V V back from the students and Glover said if the SA is trying was worried last year, the way you still have to talk to the person decided to try and secretly tape to hide something, it is her job as she was running things, but this Q atz A. ************************************************ face-to-face to let them explain the meeting. a journalist to get the story. is nuts," said Winters. What are you dress- their side of the story. That was "I did something wrong to do Roberta Morris, former Editor- The suspension means Glover ing up , as for my intention." something right," is: removed from her position she said. In-Chief of the Projector, echoed Donald Benham, print journal- A Winnipeg media lawyer, Hallowe'en? without pay, is banned from Winters' concerns. ism instructor at RRCC, said the who asked not to be named, said Page 18 attending SAB meetings for the "What's so urgent that she has litc Looking for a metaing Good Time ?! Creative Communications pro- Glover's actions were illegal to control it now, and what is she duration of the1996/97 academic gram is diligent when it comes to according to the Privacy Act but year and is also expected to print hiding," said Morris. Haire a question you journalistic ethics. the issue would likely never an apology to the SAB on the Kim Babij, present News want to see in the "The program can't condone make it to court because her front page of the newspaper. Editor of the Projector, said she is ** any journalistic activity that con- intent could never be proven. Q & A? Drop off Glover defended her actions having trouble with Glover's sus- travenes the law,"said Benham. "It's not a big deal but it looks pension. your name, where saying, "I didn't print anything, I He also pointed out that the kind of fishy," he said. we can contact you didn't say anything to anybody. "I've had to take over her posi- fact the Projector is owned by the Daniel Winters, former News tion and it's been hard. I don't get What did I do wrong?" as your question SA can create tension. Editor of the Projector, also said payed enough to do one job, If any information had been "The situation that student he thinks something is up, but his never mind two," said Babij. OriePer taped, it would not have been newspapers find themselves in, concern lies with Herda's used for an article, said Glover, a where their publisher is also the actions. Disc jockeys in danger if flames are afoot By Nigel K. Moore side of CMOR, may not be heard that divides the DJ booth from because the station is sound- the Station Coordinator's office. isc jockeys at CMOR, proofed. His worry is that disc "It's an important safety issue," DDRRCC's radio station, boast jockeys may not evacuate said Assistant Station on air of being "red hot", com- Building D quickly enough. Coordinator Jeff Walker. mon radio babble that could Both the office and the booth He said he would like to see the become a dangerous reality have been soundproofed with College install a strobe-light should a fire break out. cork board to lessen noise from alarm system in CMOR to signal The College is considering outside the station. DJ's in case of an emergency. _g!, improvements to the fire alarm Woytowich is planning a fire Strobe-light alarm systems can I:, Volunteer for Your Students' Association ! system at CMOR, located in drill for November 13 in Building be found at a number of * Building D, after a fire drill was- D to test the fire alarm system. Winnipeg radio stations, includ- n't heard by CMOR staff in the Of the three rooms that make ing Q-94FM and Power 97. * * .t• For more info, or to pick up an application form, visit station. up CMOR, none are equipped Steven Adams, a disc jockey at a * * Len Woytowich, Electrical with afire bell. CMOR, called the station's fire * DM20 or call 632-2375. Supervisor at RRCC, said in an Ron Barnes, Director of alarm system risky, adding that emergency, the fire alarm system Facilities at RRCC, said it was an the soundproofing in the booth Fire bells may not be Ask for Cheryl - SA President or Corey - VP Student Affairs. is supposed to shut the station's oversight possibly made when makes it hard to hear important * • enough to warn students * * broadcasting power off. the station was last renovated. things like the fire alarms. ****************************************************** He said he is concerned that the All three rooms are window- of potential danger. fire bell ringing in The Cave, out- less, except for a small window

"3"e11211/414.; October 28, 1996 October 28, 1996 Classifieds News Transcona. Call Gail 222-7873. Hey Carpenter Babe, say Hi! I need my body man. MESSAGES Where've you been? Come JP down to the Arc Shop for a zap! LICENSED ADULT ENTER- Lady seeks hot-blooded redhead -The 2 hot sticks in Welding TAINMENT AGENCY needs ANNOUNCEMENT to share hot chocolate over a dancers and escorts. No experi- College face lift on the way cold winter. ence necessary, flexible hours. Stop! FOR RENT Attend the 1996 Annual General New developments to be funded by outside donations and the Provincial Government -Reply to Redhead Lover! Must obtain own license. Are you reading this? Who said N Meeting of the Association for CACHET ESCORTS 982-1700 By Frank Landry are pleased with the proposed you could read this. Put this Furnished room for rent, five Community Living-Winnipeg on Penny Weibe (Business Ed.) paper down, stand up, turn minute walk to RRCC. Shared expansion. Tues. November 5 at 7 p.m. D ig changes are expected on No time for the gym? How around three times and then con- fridge, stove, washer, dryer and Library clerk Luella Lontajo said there will be a presentation by 1icampus in the next year, and about coffee and great conversa- tinue to read....Ha, I didn't think microwave. $240/month. Incl. space is currently tight in the library VOLUNTEERS Zana Lutifiyya and for the ACL- they won't cost students a dime. tion. -An Admirer you could. utilities, cable, bed and dresser. and more room is needed for the Winnipeg Scholarship. According to the Director of Call 633-4697. reference section and studying Tuck Shop and Bar Volunteers Facilities Ron Barnes, there are a An open letter to the jerk who Hey Scott, areas. are required at a personal care number of large projects currently stole my "special" CK shirt at This one's for you. I'd say this She also said the library's roof is Two rooms available, one room Thrifty Car Rental er 4 •■-- ••■ ■ home in the North Kildonan area under design for the College. • •• rfftglit. Pinawa's D.T.T.D. Die, die, die! Bud's for you, but it just would- leaking and the room's decor could with private bathroom. $350 to work in retail, provide cus- Included in those renovations are 4:4■•• Vet ae& All will be forgiven if it is n't be the same. Discount Rates use a face-lift. with bathroom, $300 without. tomer service and serve drinks. for RRCC Students + Staff plans for improvements to the returned to CMOR by October (WPG. Locations Only) Barnes said other plans for the Use of computer and printer Must be at least 18 years of age. library and Building A, all of which 30. -Ex-shirt Owner 0, 4 Locations To Serve You College include "greening-up" the available. Parking inch, North will be paid for by the Don't be jealous. I have some- 420 Kensington 949-7600 campus after Christmas. Kildonan area. Phone: 668-9724. Volunteer Drop-in Coordinator Government of Manitoba and j Andy-The Sexy SA Guy, thing completely different for "The plan involves having trees Let me reassure you, we do not required to coordinate and super- donations from outside the and plants throughout the mall you and I'm going to give it to Apartment for rent-Quiet, clean, 112 Garry 949-7620 know each other, but I would vise activities for youth at a College. level, installing fountains, adding you whether you want it or not! well-maintained, security bldg., .g love to get to know you sweetie. Native drop-in centre. Police 1430 Ellice "We spend money on behalf of more benches and rebuilding the -YSJ near RRCC. Hardwood firs., 949-7622 I would also like a copy of that back-ground is checked. the government, but more would L.2 )_, blocks" said Barnes. laundry. Available immediately. picture outside the SA office. Is GB, 2000 Wellington 949-7608 be good. We have lots to do," said Students enrolled in the College's To view call 661-4153. Barnes. that possible? Waiting with bait- I miss you, I miss you, I miss FOR HIRE landscaping program will help with ed breath. -"P" you, I love you! Please come VAInsalitAr Ten million dollars has been cl" the project. Room and meals, $400. Ten allocated towards the renovation of The plants and trees will come home soon. Olivia and Enrique minutes away by bike. Twenty MI II a Experienced typist to help with CtrRcyfftjJ Building A. A c onstruction worker rakes the base that will soon be a new sidewalk behind from the College's greenhouse. minute walk from RRCC. Good your work load. Located in The building will get new win- Bui ldings E and F. The sidewalk is part of a campus beautification project, Recent renovations to the College bus. Pacific Ave. Call Roger, dows, more classrooms, upgraded fun ded partially by the Province. have included moving and expand- INTERNET RESEARCH 772-1219. computer labs and a state of the art ing the Continuing Education and theatre which will include new audio for the price of $1 million next summer. ing into our options" said Barnes. security offices, as well as repairing and video equipment, according to Barnes. Don't let a lack of access to the Internet WANTED 3M Canada Inc. "We're still not sure how we'll expand "Estimates are being prepared to see parking lots and sidewalks across the cam- Work is slated to get under way in the determine the quality of your work. the library. We may build sideways into which option is most viable. We have to pus. spring. I CAN HELP Experienced typist to help with the halls, build a mezzanine floor, or build work within our $1 million budget." Bursary The library is expected to be expanded Phone 697 - 3019 your work load. Located in down into the basement. We're still look- Members of the library staff said they e - mail [email protected] Transcona. Call Gail at 222-7873. Two bursaries of 5700 each are available to full-time students attending Red River Commuruty College. One will be awarded to a 200 Page Color New bill may equal new cash for RRCC 2 BR. Duplex Christmas Catalogue second-year Business Administration student and the other to a *628 Greenwood Place* Delivered to Your By Jay Whetter Manitoba. control over the management of Darcy Rollins, presented a list of ties. Colleges are directly funded Nov. 1st $100 Move in Bonus second year Electronic Engineering Technology student. The bill had its second reading the College," said Knowles. student concerns to the commit- by the government and so they Door Main floor, clean, cozy, non-smoking, ore money and more pro- in the Legislature on October 10, Student leaders from RRCC tee October 21. are more closely related to gov- Fridge, stove, washer, and dryer pkg. Unique gifts at affordable prices Mgrams could be on the way and has been sent for discussion and the province's "big three" NDP Education critic Jean ernment oriented directives," she $450/month plus 1/2 utilities Giftware, Jewelry, Collectables The selection of recipients will be based on financial need and to RRCC with the passing of a and possible changes by a gov- universities have also tabled a Friesen said that in the past stu- said. Near RCMP building and Portage Ave, great neighborhood "That Something Special academic progress. new bill by the Filmon ernment committee. written list of amendments, dents have successfully lobbied "For the universities it will be a One pet is okay For Someone Special" Government. RRCC President Tony which includes a request for rep- to get seats on university and col- more fundamental change. It will lege BOG. enable government to be more All gifts 100% guaranteed The legislation, known as Bill Knowles said the College Board resentation on the council and a 32, may lead to the establishment of Governors has some points student sub committee to the She said she felt it could hap- intrusive into university affairs." Call Michelle anytime 772-7555 Shop from home Application forms are available from the Student Awards Office, of a Council on Post-Secondary they would like to see amended council. pen again, but the possibility Bill 32 follows the Report of 1st Time customers receive Building C, Room 306 Please be sure all sections of the Education. on the bill. SA President Cheryl Herda exists that the government will the University Education Review special bonus gift application are completed before submitting it for consideration. This body, comprised of 11 Knowles said as it stands, the said she hopes both amendments pass the bill without any amend- Commission, chaired by former Essays, Theses, Resumes & all that... H.L.R. DISTRIBUTION people appointed by the wording of the bill might see the will be made to the bill. ments at all. senator and premier Duff Roblin • ESSAYS & TERM PAPERS Lieutenant Governor, will be BOG having to get approval for "There is a chance the govern- Friesen also said there will be released in December of 1993. • REPORTS & MANUSCIPTS 667-2226 responsible for determining pri- every single decision they want ment won't allow us to have a many revisions presented to the The document provided guide- • PROOFREADING & EDITING Deadline for applications is Monday, November 4, 1996, orities in the areas of funding, to make, even on minor thy-to- student on the council," she said. committee hearing, most of lines for the future developments • RESUME WRITING & LAYOUT Osborne Village 477-5566 Tuxedo 488-3311 credit transfers and development day issues. Herda and VP of Finance which she said will be from the in post secondary education. Prompt service. Pick up & delivery. Reasonable rates. Every Tuesday of clear mandates for each post "I support the spirit of the bill, Michael Crowley, along with the universities. Quality equipment: 486 PC, HP LaserJet 4P Printer Every Movie secondary educational institute in but without the changes a future U of W SA president Susan "Colleges will have less prob- MoVIE Rents For Call 489-8712...now! HINGE government could take serious Kushneryk and vice president lems with the bill than universi- only $2• 50each "...Meeting all your typing needs" www.pangea.ca/-moviev/ At long laSt•• it's over To place a classified, fill out this form and drop it of, along with payment, to the 10% By Kim Hes Therrien said there was some confusion Students' A ssociation. DISCOUNT over that figure. Classifieds are ono $1 per 20 words for students and F: [) FT f he saga of the SA's 1929 Chevrolet "When we got the call about the car I $2 per 20 words for non-students. ST:41F Tsedan is finally over. understood the risking price to be $7000, Eleven years after its initial purchase, however, I was told by the SA that it was the SA sold the car for $5000, a net loss actually $8500. In any case it all sorted of $15,000. itself in the end," said Therrien. EVERYTHING FOR THE The car has cost the Association SA Executive Director .Gord Fardoe GREAT OUTDOORS... $20,000 since they bought it in 1985 with noted that Therrien picked up the car last most of its cost coming from main- week, something he's relieved about. BAUSCH & LOMB BINOCULARS tainence expenses. "I'm just glad it's no longer in my .4 SONY Rick Therrien, a salesperson at Jim garage," he said. 5 UNITED BANFF S GORE-TDC Mthough the $15,000 loss has already OUTERWEAR Gauthier Chevrolet Gee Oldsmobile Cadillac Ltd., bought the car and said he is been written off on the SA's books there -5: EUREKA TENTS ARM' very happy with his purchase. are already plans for the money garnered :g CAMPTRAILS BACKPACKS, EASTPAKS DAYPAKS "I'm not an antique car collector. but from the sale. SIMPLE; "Proceeds from the sale of the car are COLUMBIA SMEAR I've always wanted to buy one," said Therrien. being used for short term investments and VP of Student Affairs 0 le ne S If you would like to place a classified longer than 20 words, complete the KODIAK, HI-TEC, SOREL BOOTS equity for the association," said SA The Projector previously reported that BALES the 1929 Chevy s edan elrore , n owner hi message on a blank piece of paper using the same format as above. . 460 Portage Ave. BOLD SUNGLASSES the asking price. was $7500, although President Cheryl Herda. Classified will not be published without payment. Across from The Bay Ph. 786-5421 "CANADA'S LARGEST Open Seven Days A Week OUTDOOR STORE" ars . the Projector • the Prhieptor • ! S A !. 4 • • ' • ... . • • V • - • • a • • ...... " 1 . . • ". I " • I : " October 28, 1996 4 October 28, 1996 5 News News Food bank doing the best it can: Grayson 0•14 0\ • s\ By Miranda Kirkpatrick get any more this year. that this service is available to "It is important to redistribute them if they need it, is also stO 4(4;;) client of the RRCC Food it. Winnipeg Harvest wouldn't important to both Herda and aGc e VI` x\O # gics.a.„, Mank recently declined tak- give us anything that wasn't Grayson. LitA\ ing a moldy block of cheese worth salvaging," Grayson said. "It's hard enough to learn on an e0;6"..„ t tre R\eth E T handed to her by Food Bank coor- SA President Cheryl Herda said empty stomach. It can be tough ieb<) gc\° etfr fl (94 ,)60, dinator Winsom Grayson after she is confident things at the Food for students to be successful in school if they are hungry or wor- 4R33 C\q THE NIGHTCLUB Oh. being told to "just cut it off." Bank have improved with the hir- 6 ing of a new coordinator this year. rying about where their next meal rid/ Grayson, a second year nursing 0° 0 student, was a volunteer at the Herda said Grayson has made a will come from," Grayson said. nt AcS W041t nine Food Bank last year when there lot of changes, including a new Herda added that the Food Pa were complaints about cleanli- vacuum cleaner and cleaning sup- Bank is actively seeking student ness and the quality of the food plies provided by the SA. donations of non-perishable food being distributed. According to Grayson, clean- items. \*/ *Oft *14)4eat CctitaSt "We do the best we can with ing is done every Friday and per- Presently, most food donations what we have," said Grayson. ishable food is either frozen or come from Winnipeg Harvest. "Why throw out the whole thrown out if they have gone bad. There is a fundraising drive is thing when just a corner of it is Grayson said she wants to in progress at the College with a moldy?" increase cash donations so she donation box set up outside the LADIES DRINK FOR FREE* The Food Bank did not receive can buy meat to provide clients SA office, and in the Nursing Grayson (right) and food bank assistant Sandra pre- Thursdays & Fridays with protein. Lounge. cheese last year and Grayson said pare food for distribution. she couldn't be sure she would Expanding student awareness Canada's Best Dance Music With D.J. Kevin Lavoie Security holding the fort No dummies Spectacular Drink Specials Holding cell not a drunk tank, says security officer.

By Jeff Walker to rest the rumors about RRCC constructed walls. *8:00-9:00pm on s\\S 00.0 01/4 having a holding cell, or at least "The walls look like they're for the library Campus security at RRCC the image that the term "holding made out of normal dry-wall," Thursdays and \--hasn't been a major concern cell" implies. said Lechow. Dumb terminals to be replaced with yet this year according to With the construction of the "The truth is they're con- state-of-the-art reference equipment Fridays at the Security Officer Supervisor Bob new security offices in Building structed out of a special fiber- Lechow. C, there was a facility built that board. There's no way you could By Adrienne Spring will be able to open multiple free bar "Knock on wood," Lechow security officers can use to detain kick the walls in." Windows with Voyager, making said people if there is a feeling of dan- Lechow wanted to make it RCC library systems are data manipulation more flexible. "So far, things have been pret- ger. clear that the holding cell was not RIN-slated to get a 5250,000 The library will also be set- ty good this year." "It would be used as a safe going to be used as a "drunk overhaul in late November that ting up a home page on the new Lechow said the first few place," said Lechow. tank". will result in increased access system which will allow for weeks of school are when securi- "If someone was causing a dis- "It's really a last-ditch resort," and greater options for students. Internet library access through a ty is most concerned about turbance, we could place them Lechow said. "It will only be "Further development of the web interface from any outside Problems of abuse and assult plague RRCC student things. there." used if absolutely necessary." old system had come to a halt terminal. "This is when we get a lot of L.echow said his main concern because the technology was out "You can place a hold on a By Julia Bartley wife alleged that Andrew assault- arrested in his underwear by sev- Initially, the extended family resolve the allegations so he can locker break-ins," Lechow said. was coming up with a policy and of date and it was simply get- book from home or anywhere ed and sexually abused their chil- eral RCMP officers, which was a was granted some visitation, but have permanent custody. "People are looking to steal text- procedure for using the cell, to ting too expensive to make there is an intemet connection 1 CC student Tans Stecy dren. great affront to his dignity." didn't receive any cooperation Andrew's story is only one of books usually." avoid legal problems. changes to it. We didn't feel it and if you have an e-mail R nows all too well the "The case turned out to be a Tams said the RCMP wouldn't from the CFS counselor on the many personal tragedies con- Lechow said security incidents "Until we do come up with was doing the students any good account all library correspon- effects that false allegations can sequence of events that were tell Andrew where his children case. At this time, the extended veyed to Liberal Senator Anne at RRCC are usually low because one, it won't be used," Lechow to have '70's technology," said dence will go there instead of have on a family. unjust and have devastated a nor- were or if they were ok family has no access to the chil- Cools, from Ottawa. students are paying to be here said Martin Beckwith, Technical your mailing address," said Stecy, an Engineering mal and healthy life," said Tans. "Under legal advice, my broth- dren, said Tams. False allegations have become and want to be here. "It won't be for at least anoth- Services Librarian. Beckwith. Technology student, was forced "It devastated my brother." er contacted Child and Family Andrew has been before a the "weapon of choice" in marital Lechow was also happy with er 30 days." The new system, Voyager, is a Norman Beattie of library ser- to delay his studies for a year "On September 1, 1995, my Services and requested a visit judge three times for charges disputes, said Cools. how RRCC stood up against Lechow described the holding Windows based program devel- vices said staff members are while his family battled with the brother received a phone call with his children," said Taras. related to the case and each time Andrew is chairing a confer- other schools. cell as being a 10' x 6', neat, '4 oped by Endeavor Information looking forward to using the consequences of unfair claims. from his wife, in the early The assigned counselor would- the judge has ruled in his favor. ence on neglected issues of abuse "Compared with the clean, well-lit room with one a Systems of Chicago. new program but admits they His brother Andrew was evening, saying she had car trou- n't allow visitation. "The coun- Currently, he has minimal in the family in the hopes of pre- venting this from happening to University of Winnipeg and the plastic bench. Voyager will replace the 17- anticipate there could be a few accused by his estranged wife of ble and that she would be home selor's response was based solely access to his children. Visits with late," explained Tans. on information presented by the them take place every second other families. University of Manitoba, our inci- The room also features a solid year-old Browse system and problems to deal with once it's assault and uttering death threats. "At 1:00 A.M., my brother was wife." weekend. He is struggling to dents are very low," Lechow steel door with a special electron- allow users to access their implemented. As the incident progressed, his said. ic magnetic lock, a small plexi- One person holding cell new to RRCC. patron records, search the "One of our fears is that Lechow said he wanted to put glass window, and specially library catalogue, bibliographic maybe the terminals in the and full-text databases which library will be monopolized by can then be printed or down- people surfing the Internet, but Roads treacherous for cyclist Cash coming in for Bldg.A loaded to a disk. we'd rather not try to make By Jay Whetter not looking for pedestrians or Manitoba Cycling Association "When I do the stretch on the because I know I'm not supposed Users will also be able to rules right away," Beanie said. RRCC President Tony Knowles. funds," he said. cyclists. said that car drivers aren't always sidewalk, I'm really careful to be there," he said. By Karen Pankiw search University of Manitoba, Shelley Penziwol, Knowles also said that in order "We do have many interested affri RRCC student who can't "I saw him, I was completely at fault in bicycle/motor vehicle University of Winnipeg and Coordinator of Access Services ome RRCC staff and alumni to keep RRCC competitive for corporations lined-up such as ord to register his car was in his view, but not once did he accidents. Winnipeg Public Library cata- said all 21 library staff members A had their wallets open wide the future, new multi-media Foundations and IBM." hit by a motorist while riding his look across the sidewalk." "It works both ways," said S logues if they can't find what have been trained to use last week in the name of building equipment and technological One donor in attendance said bike to school October 10. Miller noted that the driver Kim Cushnie. they're looking for at the RRCC Windows '95 and will undergo "A". tools are required. she has a special attachment to "He hit me square I ended up stopped immediately and offered "There are good motorists, library. Voyager training in late October. Lagging technological status Money collected in the cam- the College and therefore felt the on the boulevard and my bike him a ride to the hospital, as well good cyclists, bad motorists, and Currently, RRCC's informa- The November 25 implemen- of the interior prompted a paign will be put towards need to contribute to keep it vital. flew into the second lane," said as offering to pay for damages to bad cyclists." tion systems are housed at the U tation date of the program fundraising initiative dubbed the upgrades in those departments. "The College is very impor- Chris Miller. the bike. Cushnie added that bike riders of M. depends on the smooth transfer "Family Plan", where almost Andrew Reed of SRP tant to me," she said. "I can't afford to insure my car "I was completely shocked," have to observe the same rules as Beckwith said because the of the library's 64, 000 records $30,000 has been collected. Consulting, who has assisted in "As an alumnus, and with two so I ride my bike and I have said Miller, who said he is still a motorist but there is no formal College pays the U of M to the new database. The official kick-off, which the design and implementation of sons and a daughter-in-law hav- noticed since I started riding that having pains in his back and education for cyclists like drivers between 46 and 50 thousand "Everybody is going to have took place on October 1, coin- the plan, said he was very ing graduated from here, it is cru- drivers have become less and shoulders. education. dollars a year to run the old to be patient. It's a learning cides with a decision to allot $4 pleased with the outcome of the cial that I help to keep it less respectful to cyclists." "The frame is bent, my pedal is In order to save time, Miller Browse system, Voyager will process for us too but we're million to improve and repair the kick-off . thriving." Miller said he was hit crossing betd, and my rear wheel is bent. said he crosses Notre Dame pay for itself in five or six years. going to be as prepared as we building's crumbling exterior. "We would like to continue The final goal of the campaign the approach to the Canadiana The cost to replace the crank and Avenue and rides on the sidewalk Chris Miller with the bicycle that he was riding While current terminals can possibly can," said Beckwith. "The fundraising is ultimately this way and reach a $100,000 is to solicit $4 million in donated arm pedal is about $50." for a block in front of the only display the information Motor Inn parking lot and the when he got hit by a car on the way to the College. geared towards thrusting us for- goal before we look to the public funds from various sources. The executive director of the Canadiana Motor Inn. called up by the user, students driver of the car that hit him was ward to the next century," said and the business community for the Projector the Projector 6 October 28,1996 News News October 28, 1996 7 Impeachment possible at the U of W Gym turned hoe-down central By Eva Kovacs doesn't cost anything." socializing. ed Kowerko's line-dancing class- those conferred by medium- By Debbie Beck Kushneryk stated, "I'm really not they fired the general manager Meeting with a few of her col- "It was a great way to meet es and was pleasantly surprised impact aerobics. It improves worried about the petition for the because of financial reasons, yet ecently some RRCC leagues, between 11:30 am. and new people and have a lot of with it. flexibility, balance, and coordi- it wasn't passed with the Finance alloween is still around the impeachment because I know we Remployees have been using 12:15 p.m. Monday to Friday for fun," she said. "It was a better experience nation. Many people don't real- Hcorner but some say a witch- haven't done anything wrong. Committee," said Johannson. the South Gym as more of a the past few weeks, has Hess Further, she said found it to be than I thought it would be, you ize the workout they're getting," "They didn't have the authority hunt at the University of Elizabeth Johannson also ran for dance studio than an athletic enjoying her lunch hours a lot somewhat of a getaway. really work up a sweat," she said. she wrote. Winnipeg has already begun. the presidency so I can see how or just cause. Never in history of facility. more than she used to. "I'm really busy with four kids Kowerko has two binders "Fast dances like `Slappin' the Student Association has "This whole petition for the this may be a case of sour Started up by Rose Marie Hess "I love to dance and it's a lot of at home, and I wanted to find filled with line-dances she's Leather' gets your heart rate up, impeachment of the president grapes." someone been fired without just from RRCC's Staff Services, is a fun," she said. something to do for myself," she picked up at various classes and and dances like the "rush Push' and vice-president is nothing but But according to Johannson, cause." noon hour line-dancing class for Tammy Lee Kowerko, a mem- said. retrieved from the Internet. really work the muscles in you a witch-hunt and I know I'm not the petition signed by 365 U of W But Rollins added that staff and students. ber of RRCC's library staff, did Kowerko knows that a lot of "There are just so many differ- legs and lower body." the only student who thinks this," students and presented to the Johannson had ample opportuni- Hess said she finds that it's a something somewhat similar two people get turned off because it ent dances out there," she said. A few of the dances that will said a U of W student who was Board of Governors to form an ty to come see the proof herself great alternative for those who years ago. looks tough, but said it really University of Illinois dance be taught in Hess' class will not willing to give his name. impeachment committee is based but did not. don't like participating in your "There were about 20-25 peo- isn't all that hard. instructor, 011ie May Ray wrote include the Electric Slide and "The firing was done in accor- Students Monitoring Our on very important issues. run of the mill activities. ple in my classes," said "The most important thing to in her new book 'The Slappin' Leather. Government (SMOG), founded "It's true that I ran for presi- dance with Miss Charette's con- "Some people don't enjoy run- Kowerko. "The feedback I got remember is don't get discour- Encyclopedia of Line Dances' "If anyone has suggestions to by U of W student Elizabeth dent, but I don't have sour tract, the SA bylaws, ning on the track or walking from everyone was very posi- aged," said Kowerko. the advantages the activity learn a specific dance, just let the Johannson, said they want the U grapes," said Johannson. employment standards, and around the gym because it gets tive." "Eventually you'll catch on." offers. instructor know, " said Hess. "If of W Student Association "I believe the issues that Manitoba labor laws," said boring," she said. Beyond the physical benefits, Hilda Cherry, also a member "Line-dancing provides car- she doesn't have it, then she'll try (UWSA) president and vice-pres- SMOG represents are very Rollins. "This is good exercise and it she said she thinks it's ideal for of the RRCC library staff, attend- diovascular benefits similar to to find it." ident impeached for their abuse important. Even if the impeach- Many U of W students admit- of power. ment does not happen, I'm just ted that they were not fully Others say it is a case of politi- happy with the number of stu- knowledgeable about the petition Post-secondary education to become more cal tactics. dents who took the time to get presented to the Board of Students eager Another U of W student, Dave informed. Just creating aware- Directors for the impeachment of accessible to all? ness is an accomplishment." Kushneryk and Rollins, but there Andrews, said there is often a By Kristi Baily for themselves," said Athavale. while RRCC and U of W each lack of concrete evidence that SMOG said Kushneryk and are differing opinions among Teachers from each participat- provide approximately 10-12 Vice-President Darcy Rollins those who had heard about it would justify an impeachment to crack the shok Athavale wants post- ing school nominate 10-12 stu- volunteer staff. broke several bylaws and poli- "I never signed the impeach- Andrews, the chairperson of a secondary education to be dents in their classes who they Eventually Athavale said he cies, including failure to post ment petition, but I think having A different impeachment commit- accessible to more students. believe would be suitable for plans to start students in the CUB tee formed a couple of years ago meetings, unfair cuts to service a group like SMOG is a good With the cooperation of CUB. program as early as grade one, group budgets, failure to imple- idea in order to keep the student to investigate a former president, books in new RRCC, the University of Athavale said the students cho- encouraging them to set goals said a vague one paragraph ment a student health plan, and government in line," said Amber Winnipeg and Seven Oaks sen for the program may not have early in their educations careers. Impeachment Bylaw easily being generally inaccessible and Walker, a U of W student. School Division, he is trying to the highest marks but are doing With Royal Bank as a silent allows for student political unhelpful to students, but their Mother U of W student who make that happen. as well as they can considering partner, Athavale said he also main concern was the unfair had heard of the impeachment groups to challenge the student program circumstances outside of school. hopes to help both students and government practices used in firing UWSA but would not reveal his name A councillor at Garden City Collegiate, Athavale is imple- Selected students work closely their families fmd financial plan- "The Impeachment Bylaw is General Manager Cindy said, "I don't know what the real By Amara Pushka jobs within the environment with volunteer mentors who meet ning strategies to help save for completely illegitimate," said Charette. reasons behind the impeachment industry is the goal," said menting the CUB (College and with them once a month to education past high-school. Andrews. Johannson said that firing are but I think some of the news of too many people are out Burzynski. University Bound) program, in U of W Students' Association VP Darcy Rollins and address concerns or to plan Fausto Yadao, the RRCC "Johannson is using the SA for Charette was not passed by the coverage was bias in favor of to bog down their lives with For an introductory program, hopes of reaching students who President Susan Kushneryk are under the gun for N would normally not see college events. member of the CUB steering a platform for a radical social appropriate committees and was Elizabeth." more work, but some RRCC stu- the course was successfully allegedly abusing their power in office. or university as an option in their These events could involve committee said the College agenda. It's all about politics. " an abuse of power. RRCC SA President Cheryl dents seem to like it. received. Over 100 students touring a facility or arranging to joined the program because it UWSA President Susan "Kushneryk and Rollins claim Herda said she sympathizes with New to the College is the applied for the 30 spots available. lives. "We have many students who have an instructor speak to inter- provides services for the multi- Kushneryk and had also heard she felt that nobody at The Uniter Environmental Youth Internship Four individuals registered for have abilities, but because of ested students about a specific cultural public, and it fosters that the petition presented to the disagreed with Johannson's Canada program. And although the course even though all of the such things as fmance, gender, or program. relations among three sectors of Board of Directors (BoD) to issues. it's just started, it's already gotten internship places were already impeach Kushneryk and Rollins culture, may not think of post- Each school in the Seven Oaks eduction - high school, universi- Johannson said she is not par- a lot of students motivated. filled. may be a case of jealousy. secondary education as an option division has at least two mentors ty and college. ticularly good friends with any "This is the first instance I've One problem with the program HUNGRY? "I've heard that, but it's specu- staff at The Uniter but noted that heard where students have asked though, was how quickly things lation. All I know of Susan is the one article written by their for more homework," said happened. that she is very dedicated and a Features Editor Elizabeth RRCC's Sustainable The proposal was accepted by hard worker," said Herda. TIM rtAIRIE LIGHT E,ETAtlitANT Carlyle, could have been seen as Development Coordinator Andy the council in late July, which She said she has heard the U of bias. Burzynski. made the students pressed for W student newspaper, The "There was one article that Initiated by the Canadian time as interviews were held in I1/4117- iviv arteviA. Cirtieje vf C VACti C 18 OPEN FOE. IMI5INE88. Uniter, may have been bias in vefr Elizabeth Carlyle wrote that Council for Human Resources in early September, for a start date favor of Johannson because of some students considered inflam- the Environment Industry, with of September 9. 11, " • V • WIP1P • V IP"IPV V VAP V'?" "V S"1 friendships with the student matory. Personally I have a prob- At Northwestern College of Chiropractic, we feel clinical sciences, diagnosis, X-ray, chiropractic therapeu- ,,• $ •••••••••••• • • ••••• ••• ••• •• o the assistance of Human Many of the students approved •46 •"46 -• •••*•• • group SMOG. strongly about the quality of education we provide tics, wellness care and practice management; 0• •••••aa•&••••••••• ••• 4 • •• lem with name calling, but I can Resources Development Canada, said they hadn't made a decision ■• ••••• •••••• ••,,-•- • Kushneryk agreed, saying she to our 600 students and their preparedness for Emphasis on clinical, hands-on education and experience; ••••••••• •••' . II' 40 sympathize with her. She has the EYI program was developed as to whether they wanted to fur- 0. ••4 *4 • e ("PI has no proof of a connection, but satisfying careers. 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio, individual faculty attention, • •• 04%P• * been involved with the student in response to two problems. ther their education at that time or ■O••••••• • ••• ••• • easy access to educational resources; ••••••• ►•• •••• • •• believes The Uniter is involved union and may have been upset First of all, high unemploy- not. o•••-••••• ...• • ••• As our 3,000 alumni know, we can provide Clinical internships in 80+ Minnesota community clinics •••-••••• • •••••••••• Excellent Food with trying to discredit her and about the things that happened," ment rates resulted from lack of Some found that difficulties o••••••••• ••••••• •■•••••• •••• •• you with an educational experience featuring: and five College public clinics; o•••••••• N.•• N••••••••••■ ••• Rollins. Johannson said. with accommodations and stu- ••••••••• P4 *• ♦ •••••• skills in industry people. And Extensive interdisciplinary clinical learning opportunities; •••••••#••••••• •1 P4P ■ • ••••••• •►••••••••• ir -••41.46•IP* el II.* .0' . ••••••••••••••• The Uniter's Co-News Editor Carlyle was not available for second, many employers in the dent loans arose with their sud- ► I •••••••••∎ R.L. Thompson said the U of W comment. • 55 years of expertise developing a well-rounded, A research center known internationally and dedicated to ■‘ • ASS.' " " " 4% i I ■ •••••••••S den acceptance. •••• ■ ••••• A environment sector were having rigorous educational program integrating the basic and advancing chiropractic science and the profession; 0• ••• • ! % ' -4. !A: "; 'OAS*" • Daily Chef Specials is a small university where peo- But Rollins said there is no Tanya DeMontigny, a student •••••••4 4:0, db. o4:::.5)::<:::::::::f.5.)..".•a•a• • % difficulty finding qualified peo- Final term, full-time private practice internships globally; o••••••••• t.' — . •" •• ple from all groups tend to run excuses for biased journalism. in the program who was planning o••••• •• el ple for entry level jobs. A beautiful 25-acre campus featuring leading-edge class- P •• - ••••••••••••*•s•-•.•.•••• ••4•4 into each other on a regular "I ' worked for The Uniter The program, offered to 18 to on taking distance education o•••••••••• •-*1 •••••••••••• basis. rooms, science and methods labs, and clinic facilities; •••••• ‘4• ■ ••••••• • ••• • before and Carlyle's article was 24 year old high school graduates from her home in Russell found it ••••-•• •■ •• •••••• • Dessert Specials • Career Services Office to assist graduates in job o►• •• • ••• ••••••• • • "I can't speak for everyone at something I wouldn't print." to be almost too spur of the P ..•• r• • ••• ••• with some engineering and sci- placement; • 4 --*••4•• •• • • ••• the Uniter, but I am not person- SMOG presented the petition ence background, will help lead moment for her. ,• • •••• • ..• ••• ••• ••• •• • New state-of-the-art library to support education and o • •• • w. 0 4 • ■ :.••HP::—/.;.:z....•• . ...:::::::::::::.: •46 •• •••• • • ally involved with SMOG," said to the BoD October 7, at which its student to technician level "I was very rushed getting in 0•••••••••••••• •••••••• •, •`•I • .----:-•.fr ••• Thompson. research. 0•••••••••••• •••••••V 44A ••< ••• •• •• time they chose two directors, employment in the environment here (to Winnipeg)," she said •••••••••• ••• •4 0••••••••• "We all know Elizabeth, but I Sherri Parent and Kelly The EYI program was first ■•••••••••' er•-••••••.9••••• ••••• sector. For a personal visit or more detailed information, ■ •••••••••••••••••• •••••• • •• • 4 wouldn't consider her, or anyone Dickinson to represent the introduced in 1995 to colleges in ••••••••• .fr••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• After completing the two year call a Northwestern Admissions counselor at 0•••••••••••••••••4 . e ■••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• involved with SMOG, a close impeachment committee. ••-:••••••• / .••••••••••••• .•••• ••• program, which consists of one Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and 1-800-888-4777. °••!••!•••••••4 • !•••••••! •••••• ■■• SS • • friend." The committee will be chaired Newfoundland. •∎∎∎∎∎∎• •• attattt•4 semester of academic training The Uniter's Arts & by BoD Chairperson Clay and two semesters of work based This year, second programs ir: Committed to Clinical Excellence and Preparedness for Professional Success Entertainment Editor Sharilyn Purves, and also includes two U Reservations and Arrivals accepted training per year, the successful were included in Quebec and sdor Northwestern College of Chiropractic • 2501 West 84th Street • Minneapolis, Minnesota 55431 Johnson said she is not aware of of W Alumni and two students- graduates will receive a civil Ontario, while Manitoba, New between 11:00 and 12:30 whether or not the writers for at-large approved by both sides. technician certificate. Brunswick and British Columbia the paper are directly involved "Preparing people from high were granted their first AU are welcome. Call 632 - 2594 with the group SMOG, but said school to get and be ready for

♦ the Projector • AL.L'A las. ' t ASA 4 4 %A a •A •a •• •• •••• •A la/ •A. • ft./ A•a11110•3• { • - •••• 2"/ 60. 1 •• A • • • • • •• • ••. f • fffP f Tf t ■ ••1/.•• 01 .• r, s. • • • .; rpo..f • wet@ f • • ffffffff • f Thom T•I I T... 7•T •• • •••••• Of/ 1 -•11 1.?*••tn,•Ierv••• VI it/ ficlI l SP, r October 28, 1996 9 8 October 28, 1996 Letters Editorials ile we appre- It was not until 12 because they are, Wciate the atten- paragraphs into the understandably, more Letters to the Editor tion the Projector article that your focused on the techni- SA ownership is contrary to newspaper ethics paid to student writer mentioned cal material at the rrh e print what they deem to be accomplishments in that the Palin Award core of their pro- Projec to appropriate and within the lines Single mothers are not a detriment to children's lives the article "Tech was a writing award. grams. r should not of the law. CLOSED TO Gurus Carry on 10 She then chose to Employers, howev- be owned by Gary Filmon has no say in Twould like to congratulate Lisa rent McCowan's article rir his letter is in response to FTEET I n year tradition" (Sept. describe the stu- er, are looking to hire t h e what happens. If he doesn't 1Glover for her interest in the id in the Oct. 15, 1996 issue 1 an article that was pub- 30), we feel the focus dents' efforts in a graduates with both Students' like what he reads, the most he well-being of Canada's precious of the Projector portrayed an lished in the Oct. 15, 1996 issue of the article was project "in the form technical and com- Association. can do is write a letter to the children. Kim Babij interesting but dangerous side of the Projector titled "AIDS somewhat misplaced. of a report" when she munication skills. A editor and be done with it. Unfortunately, in the process of News Editor to fire drills. awareness on the backburner at The Computer could have more As the emphasis of simple state- That's fair. That's the way it defending our kid's rights, she Actually fire drills don't RRCC". Engineering simply and clearly the award is on writ- ment, but in should work. The paper is made a disgusting generalization. risk lives, people do. AIDS Awareness is one out Technology students identified it as a ing skill, we feel that light of recent developments essentially the watchdog over Let me just say this: not all the RRCC complies with the of many Health who won the Palin report! the emphasis of the concerning the relationship the body that governs us. world's single parents are incom- Manitoba Fire Code section Prevention/Promotion issues Award won it for the The Institute of article should have between the two bodies, it's one That's not the case at RRCC. petent. that absolutely must be The Students' Association is 2.8.3 by conducting fire drills that Occupational Health quality of their writ- Electrical and been on writing as I am a single mother. I don't beat addressed. essentially the Projector's pub- at least once per 12-month Nurses focus on in the Health ten report Electronics Engineers well. my child. I don't neglect ha. Imagine this scenario: The lisher. period in each campus build- Centre here at RRCC. Their report was runs these competi- Bob Carmichael Most of all, she is not at my Province of Manitoba owns the If something is printed in the ing. It is on a daily basis that indi- submitted after they tions and presents Horace Hackett "mercy". Winnipeg Free Press. Projector that the SA isn't It is also a legal requirement viduals visit us to receive free won a local competi- awards and prize Larry Yanchynski Does Miss Glover think that all A questionable development happy with, they could take to have building fire plans and condoms and information. tion for written and money to support the Technical the who find themselves in my occurs at the Legislature. action. oral presentation need for good com- Communications situation have it easy? to ensure that they work to Since Sept. 4, 1996 to present The Winnipeg Free Press What kind of action? evacuate people from a build- date, 319 condoms have been excellence. munication courses Department prints a story about that develop- They could fire or suspend She says "our society makes it ing safely and quickly in order dispensed out of the Health ment staff members, or shut down easier to and more respectable to to protect lives in the event of Centre along with brochures and ognized nationally and just one The responsibility to utilize Gary Filmon, less-than- the paper, both of which have 704-auyA) Gews get by feeding off the the tax impressed about being presented happened in the past. payer's purse". an emergency. hours of counselling/education way to widely promote aware- these resources is up to the indi- in a less than-complimentary In one instance in 1982, the If the contrary is true and that from his duties. necessary.) Yeah right. The only way to do so is to on the topic of AIDS/STD. ness and/or education. vidual. light due to the circumstances Projector was shut down by the is the point, numerous freedom The City Editor's superiors That aside, however, newspa- What does she know about the test plans frequently to assess This service has been available Here, however, in the Health We certainly would be willing surrounding the development, SA, so the editors took it upon of speech rights will be seriously would deal with him in a way per staff shouldn't have to worry pressures and everyday struggles mechanical systems and occu- since 1985 Centre AIDS Awareness is con- to work with anyone who has takes action on the newspaper themselves to publish an inde- violated. they saw fit. that articles they run that are as these people face? pant response to alarms. Also, since 1987 from October sidered a daily job function. personal experience and wishes and fires the Executive Editor, pendent paper called the Free It supposedly isn't the point, They certainly wouldn't fair and balanced as possible, I am a Creative Communications If Mr. McCowan were to April we have provided The Health Centre did arrange to share this with others at and suspends both the City and limes. however, and the SA should be demand a public apology be and are absolutely truthful and student and I have a 15-month-old responsible for the safety of AIDS/STD class presentations to the AIDS information booth dur- RRCC. Managing editors. The current SA is in the process applauded for making that decision. printed on the front page of the factually correct, might possibly daughter. several thousand people on a students through the City of ing AIDS Awareness week. Phyllis Anon Upon realizing that the paper of putting together a policy for the But the problem lies with the newspaper. offend someone in a position to I take care of both our lives while daily basis I would like to see Winnipeg Public Health If students were reluctant to Manager, Health Centre will still be published, he shuts it Projector, in-so-far as to say how fact that the Projector is at the (To even suggest that action is terminate them or the paper. striving to make things better. how he would implement a Department. approach the booth (as the article and Phys Ed down. the paper should be run. mercy of the Students' absurd; the wrongdoings were If the Projector was an inde- What more would Glover have fire plan and ensure it was We educate approximately suggests) the Health Centre End of scenario. The meaning of that has yet to Association, policy or no policy. done by an individual, not by the pendent body, the editors might me do to escape the stereotype she strives to make resources avail- Obviously, that would never be written in stone. If the City Editor of the Free well rehearsed and would 1,000 students per year. paper, regardless of the individ- not feel these threats. perpetuates? happen - the Winnipeg Free The point of the policy is not Press tried to tape an in-camera ual's position with the paper. work when needed. AIDS Awareness week is rec- able. They shouldn't have to. All that aside, I wholeheartedly Press is an independently owned to dictate the content of the portion of a meeting, Gary Nothing was printed, therefor a The Projector should not be All alarms indicate an emer- agree that something needs to be newspaper that has editors who Projector, according to SA Filmon couldn't suspend him retraction doesn't really seem owned by the SA. gency evacuation situation President Cheryl Herda. done to reverse the alarming trend and should be treated as such liov4i*PEcIstotsi6 in baby-killings. by all students, staff and visi- But Canada's government is not tors. about to begin dictating who can Advertisers have strange sense of timing The only people who know AR‘ MADE At and can't have babies, or at what o Christmas is actual holiday? ed dramatically if they put off their pro- the holiday nears. when a drill is scheduled are stage. coming, or so Are they afraid the public has forgotten motions by at least a couple of weeks. Who in their right mind buys Halloween those involved with emer- S Our Liberals don't have the guts that's what Canadian all about Christmas and must be reminded Christmas time is not the only time candy when it first goes on the shelves? C,fs to do anything that extreme, even gency procedures. Tire is telling me so as to not forget to buy presents for their where advertisers get out of control. Everyone knows if you wait until the The fact that you and your already. loved ones? Take Halloween for example. month of the actual holiday you will most if it were a good solution. Glover is on the right track when classmates choose to ignore It was only last I have no objection to stores advertising I walked into Wal-mart during the first likely save from 25 per cent to 50 per cent. "this stupid fire drill" would week when I saw my in advance for holidays such as Christmas, she says people need to be in con- Mike Yawney week of September in order to buy school Hey, why not buy your candy when it indicate that our fire plan `y. Entertainment first Christmas com- but the least they can do is start their supplies which I would be needing for the trol of their own lives before they goes on sale the few days before needs more fire drills until Editor mercial for Scrooge advertising a little closer towards the actu- up-coming year. can properly guide another young Halloween and save some money? you get it right. Approved pricing at al holiday. What did I find when I first walked I think stores really ought to consider the life. At present, "ear piercing Canadian Tire. Would it really hurt Canadian Tire to through the door? timing of their advertising more carefully. But she implies that nobody on Lets see now. How many days left until advertise around the beginning of A huge Halloween display loaded with After all, I don't shop for christmas pre- welfare can possibly be a member sirens" are only installed in christmas? Two words, a lot. November, rather than the middle of candy ready to be sold to the unsuspecting sents near the beginning of October. Do of that group. building M so people in all Why on earth do stores put out their hol- October? I think not. customer who is getting ripped of for buy- you? It's disheartening to see such other parts of the complex iday displays months in advance of the I don't think their profits will be affect- ing candy that will inevitably go on sale as biased writing by someone who must react to the emergency has been given the power to influ- fire alarm bell and take the Advertising & Sales This student newspaper is published by the RRCC's Students' ence others' opinions through her necessary action. pen. I would hope that our the Projector Guy Lussier Association from September to May, every second Tuesday. The fact is that many single mature College students SAVE TIM6.1146 Representing over 30 years of Advertising Artist mothers stay home purposely, not would remember their many IN AN EFFORT lb student journalism at Red The Projector's mandate is to provide fair and balanced coverage to avoid the workforce, but to be years of grade school training Dean VanderWal good parents-in touch with their EOVERNMENI DECIDED °to River Community College. Contributing Artists of issues and events that interest RRCC students. and evacuate a building as children. well as pre-schoolers and SERVICES. Val Fostey, Cheryl Hamilton, If Glover had done her home- those at the elementary level. COMBINE Editor-in-Chief Nigel Moore, Darwin Roberts, Students are encouraged to contribute articles, opinions, photos, work she would know this. If you and your classmates These women deserve our Lisa Glover Joepe Wolfe comics and graphics. would like to see the correct utmost respect for making such a evacuation procedure, I could Contributing Writers difficult choice. Letters to the editor are welcome, but they must be signed. arrange for you to visit our

News Editor Their actions help contribute Kristi Baily, Kristi J Balon, Julia College Daycare who conduct The Projector reserves the right to edit for taste, length and legali- well-adjusted children to our 'bur- Kim Babij Bartley, Debbie Beck, Scott monthly drills and never com- -na dened society'. kc ty. The views expressed in the letters do not reflect the opinion of plain about the "gloomy

Brown, David Haugen, Kim Hes, mi the editors or the publisher. By the way, if Glover thinks it's Entertainment Editor Miranda Kirkpatrick, Eva Kovacs, easy to live on Welfare she should weather awaiting" them.

Daryl Nielson aoa Mike Yawney Frank Landry, Nigel Moore, Hans take a look at how little money our The Projector editors can be contacted at Trailer K, through the government provides to feed these RRCC Coordinator of .da

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10 October 28, 1996 October 28, 1996 11 Entertainment Entertainment McNally superstore open for business Great acting unlocks The Chamber new store to be perceived mere- Adam refused to give up. By Kerry Ryan ly as a "big box," but as an By Kristi J Balon Pulling every little legal expansion of the three smaller Staff Writer maneuver that he can think of out McNally Robinson stores, of his hat, Adam addresses all of the he newest McNally which only the Portage Place higher courts, always to be reject- TRobinson Booksellers store remains. t's a pretty tough job fighting ed in his pleas. opened on October 15 and a giant McNally defends the new Ifor the life of a man that really Further than just the fact that of Canadian literature was on store, and said it is a "grand doesn't seem to want help. he's opposed to capital punish- hand to give her blessing. design but still full of intimate But it's one that Adam Hall ment, he strongly believes that "It looks like a wonderful possibilities." (Chris O'Donnell) takes on with his grandfather may not be guilty store," said Margaret Atwood By "intimate possibilities" he a vengeance in The Chamber. of the murders and attempts to before reading from her most could be referring to the com- The gripping thriller based on uncover the identity of the real recent novel, Alias Grace. fortable chairs and tables John Grisham's 1994 best selling bomber in his quest to prove Atwood looked out over the scattered throughout to invite novel, is basically the fight of a Sam's innocence. crowd of 1300 from midway up shoppers to take their time, or young lawyer (Adam) attempting Ultimately Adam's appeals the spiral staircase that domi- to the small restaurant in the to have his grandfather Sam reach Governor David nates the centre of the store. Northeast corner of the store, or Cayhall (two-time Oscar winner McCallister, the former lawyer "I really feel like a preacher up even to the number of different Gene Hackman) freed from the who after two previous hung here," said Atwood. books the store will carry. death penalty. In this case, the jury's in Sam's case, finally won Paul McNally, who, with his Aileen White, who is in gas chamber. a conviction of the man. wife Holly, owns the store, said charge of events and public Vehemently opposed to capital It is McCallister who holds he was honored by Atwood's relations for the store, said they punishment., Adam does anything Sam's fate in his hands, having appearance. will stock four times the num- and everything that he can think the power to grant him clemency. "Holy shit," said Paul. ber of titles carried at the of to help his white supremacist While attempting to sway the "This is, for us, a very great Kenaston and Osborne stores Klansman grandfather. Mississippi governor's stance on moment." combined. While he doesn't in any way the issue, Adam befriends He said Atwood was one of the McNally points out that the shape or form dismiss Sam's McCallister's legal aide, Nora first major-league authors to read store is "a work in progress," F wrong doings, he doesn't believe Stark (Lela Rochon), who may at the Grant and Kenaston adding that only about 50 per very well be able to help him out. that he should be sentenced to • McNally Robinson, after its cent of the titles actually death. Along the way Adam is being a opening in 1981. appeared on the shelves at the The story begins in April of followed in his journey to the I But the doors of that store and time of the opening. 1967, when a civil rights truth by a mysterious figure that U the Osborne Village store have As it was, most bases were lawyer's office is bombed he believes may very well know been closed now, making way for covered. leaving him crippled, and his two the truth. the superstore. Sections in the store range 11.5.:?j'X..ltreli541.1e.1 ' Othakt‘kNtnxiAttglilia%1,4,i).;:;i.i young son's dead. As he works to find any clue aHryL ;Iize1/40iwistissistA _r? flit/ eu,"15ii Paul said the creation of the from Star Wars and Star Trek to The new McNally Robinson superstore has just opened its doors at the Grant Immediately after, the story that he can use to assist him in — Chris O'Donnell (right) and Gene Hackman (left) star in The Chamber based 21,000 square foot store, located Military History to one simply Park Shopping Centre taking the place of two older Robinson outlets shoots ahead 29 years to 1996 attaining his goal, Adam has to on the north side of Grant Park called Relating. when Sam is sitting on death row. deal with more than just another on John Grisham's best selling novel Shopping Centre, was a response Newspapers from as far away most people present at the open- sessions that occurred before and "She was great," said Rubin. It is then that Adam begins to legal battle. the politics and legalities that scene where Sam is talking to ment. to the huge bookstores that have as Prague, and a wide range of ing were buying only one title. after the reading. "She seems like a really unas- wage a fight for his grandfather's This one, after all, is personal. more than once give O'Donnell Adam, recollecting all of the For others, a cheap Tuesday been popping up in major magazines can also be pur- White said about 300 copies of Ruthie Rubin beamed after suming person. freedom from the chamber. Facing the demon's in his past, the chance to impress the audi- years of his life. evening would suffice. American cities. chased. Alias Grace were sold and auto- having three copies of the book Sam is surprised to see his with the assistance of his aunt ence tremendously. "Of all the people in my life Oh, and for those of you He said he doesn't want the But with all that selection, graphed by Atwood in signing autographed. grandson, who he's never laid Lee Hall (Oscar winner Faye On the other, you have the I've hated, the one I've hated the who've seen Dead Man Walking eyes on before, and doesn't do a Dunaway), poses a great burden strong and gripping perfor- most is me," he said. (starring Susan Sarandon and whole heck of a lot to help him in on Adam. mances of both Hackman and For those die hard Grisham Sean Penn), I think you'll defi- Are ghosts roaming the streets of Winnipeg? his quest. In the end the movie has Dunaway in confronting the fans out there, I would most def- nitely notice a lot of similarities. "Mostly I'm just tired of wait- become somewhat of a dual story demons from their past. initely say The Chamber is a After all, the basic plot is the events" at Mother Tucker's The poltergeist haunting is the ing. Just let me rest," Sam said to line. Particularly stirring is one worthwhile evening of entertain- same. By Jill Macyshon Restaurant on Donald Street in first category and most common- his grandson at one point. Still, On the one hand, you have all the mid-1970's. ly known. Employees said footsteps were Rutkowski's novel defines it as nor one RRCC student heard roaming the locked upper "frequent raffling, doors slam- No excuse to be bored on Halloween Halloween isn't the only floors and closed doors swung ming unexpectedly and objects day that the ghouls come out open with no one behind them. moving without any apparent For all of you grumbling about dress to our heart's desire. for that. Besides, it will be a age you to participate in the holi- from hiding. Empty coffins were found in intervention". By Caroline Simpson the summer being over and (I might add that every year it whole year before it's socially day fun, maybe the prizes such as Paul Schmit said he has lived sealed areas of the building. Bauer categorized the second saying "where has the year seems that a whole lot of men's acceptable for a man to wear fake the $1000 cash give away at in a haunted house for the past Although Rutkowski didn't type of haunting as the Tower of gone?" — loosen up, slap on heart's desires to dress as sexy breasts and heels again. Times Nite Club for the best cos- several years. find anything to substantiate London haunting. you ever dreamed of some face paint and celebrate the women.) Many bars are having tume will change your mind. He said the noisy spirit spo- these claims, Bauer said a pic- This type of haunting involves Hlbeing a vampire, an alien, or last hurrah before winter really I know many of you think you Halloween bashes, encouraging This year, instead of sitting radically tromps up and down ture taken at the restaurant holographs, or images of the spir- Pamela Anderson Lee? sets in. are `too old' or 'too cool' to dress people to dress up, hosting games around watching Halloween the stairs at night, slams doors revealed a skull reflected in a it. Well, on Thursday your Halloween is the one night of up, but to that I say — Bah and contests and offering special parts I, II and III and eating bulk shut and hides household minor. The intelligent haunting is the dreams can come true. the year we're released from the Humbug! drink prices (cheap beer!). candy, why not go out on the objects from the family. An old stone church, St. third type of haunting. That's right, it's Halloween! laws of fashion and allowed to It's fun and we're never too old If this isn't enough to encour- town and scare up some spirits? Although he has never seen Andrews-on-the-Red, is another In this case, the ghost is said to the ghost, Schmit said it occa- popular haunting ground. do mischievous things such as sionally enters and lingers in On a stormy night in 1975, as hide car keys, or ring doorbells. his bedroom at night. two men walked through the Bauer said these hauntings Don't know what to do on Halloween? "I can sense that someone's graveyard, the sound of footsteps occasionally overlap. -"Haunted House" theme social with the University of Manitoba Cross Country Ski in the room, but I'm afraid to was heard on the gravel follow- This simply means that instead The Bank Cabaret look," said Schmit_ ing them, but no one was there. of one type of haunting you have Team Author Chris Rutkowski and As they were leaving they two, or possibly all three. Grapes Pier 7 -"Be afraid, be very afraid"' hosted by Kelly Parker from Q94 FM and Paranormal Researcher heard a sound resembling some- Bauer said it is unusual for Ozzys -All ages Halloween Bash featuring Seven, The Meaning of Fish and Kentucky Roy Bauer said Winnipeg has a one trudging through thick mud. people to stay and be subjected to Fried thicken long history of hauntings. When one of the men returned the phenomena. Park Theatre -The Rocky Horror Picture Show played at midnight In his novel Unnatural home to his apartment later that "By the time they come to us Pyramid Cabaret -One Step Beyond History: True Manitoba evening, he found muddy foot- (Bauer and Rutkowski) they're at -Spooky dream analyzer Dan Valkos at noon till 1 pm in the tower lounge Mysteries, Rutkowski exam- RRCC prints tracked across his floor. wits end," said Bauer. -Artificial Joy and Kittens ines strange occurrences Royal Albert Arms According to Rutkowski, the According to Bauer's classifi- -"Halloween Havoc" featuring a 31000 cash give away for best costume involving the paranormal. Walker Theatre, the Manitoba cation system, the RRCC student Times Nag aub Rutkowski said the ratio of University of Manitoba -Uisce Beatha with Big Rude Jake in the MPR Theatre Centre and Lower Fort is experiencing an overlap haunt- of Bulman suspected hauntings between Garry are also suspected to be ing. University of Winnipeg -"Orgy of Cartoons" film festival taking place from 2 - 7 pm in the MPR homes, and public places is haunted. They are living with an intelli- Centre about equal. Bauer said there are three cat- gent poltergeist. West End Cultural Centre -Vikarama and Sexology. Canada On one occasion he was egories for interpreting haunt- -"'Fright Night Ir hosted by Tom Milroy from Q94 FM Is Mother Tucker's restaurant really haunted? asked to look into "strange ings. the Projector the Projector 7' •• • October 289 1996 13 Entertainment

RED RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sleepers: a lethal dose of revenge together in New York's famous between right and wrong will friends and is asked to lie to pro- These episodes are made all alb STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION By Hans Ongsansoy Hell's Kitchen area. become blurred during a time tea them. the more painful because of the In a span of a few minutes, like this. He must choose between the beautifully disturbing music of their lives are turned upside- But what the film shows, is idealistic world of truth, of John Williams (Star Wars). ur lives are made up of a down as an innocent prank goes that life can indeed be black and which he is a natural representa- Powerhouse cast aside, the O series of individual horribly wrong. white with very little grey. tive, and the realistic world of real stars here are the four moments in time, strung together They are subsequently placed Given the events that occur loyalty. teenage actors who play the in a seemingly random way. in the Wilkinson School for during our lives over which we Even he succumbs to this fatal- friends early on. But occasionally, there will be Boys, where they are subjected have no control, our subsequent istic line of thinking. Their portrayals often upstage one or two moments that will to tortuous abuse. actions are never in question. The production of the film is their veteran actor counterparts. forever have an influence on Years later, two of the boys Our choices are perfectly clear. first-rate. "Sleepers" is a term for any- SSNIMS 1 121 everything that we do from then recognize a guard in a restaurant, But there is something wrong Dustin Hoffman as a drunk body who spent time in a reform on. and take out their revenge. with this type of absolute reason- lawyer and Kevin Bacon as a school. These moments are both life- As a result, the two remaining ing. sadistic guard round out the all- Their experience as sleepers Ittito altering and inescapable. friends, one a lawyer (Brad Pitt) A priest, Father Bobby (Robert star cast. becomes the justification for all to What's Up With That... sli99est4, This is the premise of the new and the other a journalist (Jason DeNiro, in an awe-inspiring per- flashbacks and black and their later actions. Barry Levinson (Rain Man) film Panic), must come to grips with formance), becomes the symbol white scenes, showing the boys' But only by seeing this power- Sleepers. a past that they forced them- of the internal struggle that a sit- time at Wilkinson, are frighten- ful film yourself, can you decide 1. Place a couple of drafting tables In the library! 4. Implement a number system at the copier service. This would avoid people cutting The movie follows the lives of selves to forget a long time ago. uation like this would provoke. ing but not to the point of desen- if they are necessarily justified. - Julie Collette In line, saving spots and save my sanity! four friends who grow up For most people, the lines He is a father figure to the four sitizing the viewer. Mechanical Systems Drafting - From an Intense Entrepreneur Practicum student

Bill Sutherland, Chair Industrial Drafting/Math & Science, was generous enough to donate two The print shop was approached with this suggestion. They told us that because they are government employees they must take scheduled breaks at specific times so a number A ride on the bus well worth taking drafting tables to the library. Pat Bozyk, Director Library Services, will find a spot for the tables and they will be set up as soon as possible. system would not work as the wcrker would be leaving at certain times. Washington D.C. include a conceited actor, a "bi- Jamal reveals in detail how he Homicide Life on the Street and By David Haugen Along the way they meet many racial" policeman, an ex-gang has killed more kids than he can Ossie Davis as a dying old man interesting people and overcome member turned Muslim, a feud- remember to a man whose father, whose last wish is to be at the 2. Maybe you guys should start changing the prices of the food . I think they are too 5. If students have a valid excuse for missing an exam or supplemental they should a teenager also a policeman, was murdered march. expensive for us (the students) to pay. be allowed to rewrite We pay good money for our education, so use it to your best /did October 1995. You're on several setbacks such as a broken ing gay couple, and - Anonymous ability. (Which you don't) bus for over 2500 miles, axle and a brush with the law. who is tethered to his estranged in the line of duty by a gang Lee uses a documentary style with 18 men, no alcohol or illegal On their journey the men not father for 72 hours due to a court member. to tell the story and it works The Students' Association does not set/control the pricing in the college cafeterias. The The college has a specific policy in place with regards to the writing of supplementals. If you substances of any kind, and you only cross America, they take a order. Bythewood gives us many effectively, except at times it college now operates the food services on campus, and yours is not the first complaint the SA would like to read the entire policy, please see Cheryl Herda - SA President in DM-20. In have a great time. look at themselves and at a com- First time screenwriter Reggie other memorable moments such might make the audience feel dis- has received with regards to pricing. A food services committee is supposed to be brief the policy states that' a student who is unable to mite a final examination because of That's exactly what happens mon ground of friendship and Rock Bythewood creates many as the men introducing them- oriented and dizzy, like NYPD established to address concerns such as yours. In the meantime I will bring this issue to the illness or other mitigating circumstances, must notify the (department) Chair as soon as when you go see Spike Lee's lat- hope which they begin to share. interesting moments through selves through a rap "role call" Blue out of control. possible. Thereafter the student must provide the Chair with a written advisement within attention of the food services manager, Morley Miyake. est film, Get on the Bus. The characters in the film seem heated arguments and difficult and an interaction with a used car Get on the Bus is an intense seven days of the date of the examination. Verification may be required.' Lee has created a road picture a bit contrived, but they are situations that are, at times, both salesman they pick up along the emotional journey that focuses on 18 men trying to affirm their Each program has their own guidelines for missed tests, assignments etc., so it would be in the classic sense, that follows extremely effective partially due funny and touching. way. 3. How about opening the photocopying services once in a while. Is there anybody in identity, presenting it in a manner there or is that place for decoration? wise to have an instructor or the Chair clarity those guidelines for you. 18 African American men to the to insight provided by a film stu- One such example is the The performances in the film - Chad Million Man March, from South dent that interviews the men. exchange between Jamal, the are superb throughout, especially that everyone can relate to. Civil Technology If you feel that an instructor is treating you unfairly, then you can certainly appeal their Central Los Angeles to Some of the other characters Muslim and Gary, the policeman. from Andre Braugher of TV's decision. Again, the SA President, Cheryl Herda or the VP Student Affairs, Corey Dalebozik (RESPONSE PROVIDED BY ARLENE SAWICZ - PRINT SHOP EMPLOYEE) can give you more information on the appeals process. The student copier service is staffed by one employee. It is open from 8:30 - 4:00. I take my break as close to 9:00am and 2:00pm as possible Remember, academic and and lunch from 11:30 - 12:30. My duties also Your Students' Association has 4 suggestion boxes: outside the Buffalo. disciplinary appeals are a basic include servicing the copiers in the library, Voyageur, SA Office and in Otto's Caleteria in Bldg.) student right which are funded in Bookstore and A309 so from time to time, I have to All comments are welcome! part, with your student fees. be away from my desk. Please include your name if you want your comments attributed to you.

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a- 14-October 280996 Entertainment CANADIAN ASSOCIATION Diabetes DIABETES CANADIENNE Get ASSOCIATION DU DIA BET For STOP the epidemic. Salmonblasters sound hard to describe Into the CDA's the only lyricist of the group. Game... VO Team! Buckle Up Sober , By Jen Thiessen Even though this arrangement is becom- LUNT ER N Staff Writer ing more uncommon these days with I Canadian bands like Sloan and Mystery 925-3800 oll-free 1-8 782-0715 almonblaster is hardly the noisy, irra- Machine, whose band members share the I DIDN'T KNOW Otional, animal activist's nightmare writing, Parr said he doesn't mind that his come true kind of band. or Mat Davis' (bassist) lyrical contribu- + The Canadian Red Cross Society that 11 Manitobans The semi-punk band from London tion is limited. Ontario know how to make noise quite "Mau is the lyricist and that's alright are newly diagnosed well, the only problem is to classify it. with us," said Parr. efiaSisTER with diabetes "We like to be loud," said Drummer "I do what I enjoy doing, and that's MAKES A BIG- Vastest oh hag Caking en 'JAFFE-REFACE • Brady Parr. chumming." every day. "Even though we Parr said we Wawa s Tom" sometimes talk about another reason CANADIAN ASSOCIATION "Even though we CANADIENNE DIABETES relationships in the Salmonblaster has ASSOCIATION DU DIABETE songs, that's no reason been able to estab- to soften it up." talk about lish a versatile Call: 1-800-782-0715 The changes in sound is because , BIG SETERS • songs from psyche- relationships in of their record delic to punk to light label. Association of Winnipeg hard-core transmit a He said Liquid 505 - 294 Portage Avenue the songs, that's Records, a small definite raunchiness. Winnipeg, Mb R3C OB9 "It's not a conscious label based in thing for us to change no reason to Ontario, has given 942-1490 the style of music in a the band the song, but it's not soften it up." chance to display really unconscious their creativity, in either," said Parr. -Parr every sense of the

"More than any - word. thing it's a reaction." "Not only did Titles of songs include "Transistor & Liquid let us take the music where we Turbines", "Blastoff'', "Freeway", and wanted, but they also gave us total creative "Visionblur" which give the blatant mes- control with the design of our CD cover," sage of speed. said Parr. BIG "Most of our songs are fast. I guess that "They even let us give our input in the BROTHERS might have something to do with it, that 'Freeway' video." and the fact that we have a drag car on our Sahnonblaster is currently touring in ofean Though Canadian band Salmonblaster is touring, they don't know inside CD cover," said Parr. Canada, but no word yet on when and if Call today! when they will be making a stop in Winnipeg Parr said Matt Werm (lead vocalist) is they might stop in Winnipeg. 988-9200 Crow's new CD stirring up some controversy Crow, entitled "If It Makes you and the U.S.. all the controversy is about is yet When you listen to Sheryl Happy", is nothing like any of The song contains the line, to be seen. Crow, the Hammond is ever-pre- CANADIA N L ASSOCIATION By Jeff Walker D lABET ES 1 CANADIENNE the songs from her first album. 'Watch our children while they For this CD, Crow took on a sent and it fits the overall mood 2 ASSOCIATION I DU DIABETE More rock & roll sounding, it kill each other with a gun they lot of different musical responsi- of the CD. Get Into the describes the philosophy of life bought at Wal-Mart discount bilities. In recent years, it seems that nor those who have been that Crow follows. stores." She played both acoustic & most artists and bands are doing Game... 1 waiting for the follow-up to "'If It Makes You Happy' is a When Wal-Mart found out electric guitar, bass, and all the one of two things; pumping out her fantastic hit debut Tuesday credo that I have," said Crow. about the lyric, they reacted keyboard parts - including the CD's which sound the same as Night Music Club, Sheryl "If you're in the moment and instantly. Hammond B-3 organ, which the previous ones, or doing Crow's second CD has finally you can find some joy in that, A Wal-Mart spokesperson said Crow claims as her instrument something radically different on arrived. things can't be that bad." they "would not sell Crow's new of choice since age 15. each CD. VO •UNT ER Simply titled Sheryl Crow, the Crow has also stirred up some album and it would put a major "It's very tribal and very ani- Crow does the latter of the CD breaks away from the "Top controversy with the song, dent in her sales." mal, the way you can make a two and it definitely makes this 40-ish" sound of Tuesday Night "Love Is A Good Thing", the Whether or not the Wal-Mart Hammond growl," said Crow . one worth picking up. Music Club and the change is result of which was having her sales ban will hinder Crow's "It purrs, it whines - it's unde- great. CD banned from being sold at sales or cause people to buy the niably the sexiest instrument With The first single from Sheryl Wal-Mart stores in both Canada CD from other stores to see what ever." CDA's Team! BensofrfOils..10:bteatnew Tattoo social goes over well 925-3800, or toll-free 1-800-782-0715 musical ground shared a passion for tattoos. There were snakes, women, By Jackie Pearase Ken Lulewich, the organizer geometric designs, bees, a goat's in his high school bands. Staff Writer Old David Bowie, The Rolling of the social, said the event head and of course the obligato- By Frank Landry Stones and The Sex Pistols have A beer-bellied, middle-aged appealed to many people that ry butterfly or two. all influenced his music. nman sits at the bar talking to would not normally go to the Prizes were given for best tat- Unfortunately, Benson breaks a tall, bald young man in open- club. toos in several categories after a Brendan Benson Paul no new musical ground on this sided harem pants. "Some of these people have fashion show of anyone who WATCH TMcCartney'sS long lost son? recording. Does this seem like wanted to FOR IT... After listening to Benson's Though Benson's music lacks an unlikely picture? "Some of these people have never participate. debut album One Mississippi in originality, his song writing What could these two A you may very well believe he is. ability more than makes up for totally different charac- been here before and maybe we'll silent auction It's not only the vocal har- this. ters possibly have to was also held RECYCLE monies in the style of you know By combining electric and talk about? never see them here again." with prizes who that led me to believe this acoustic guitars with infectious The answer is tattoos. - Lulewich donated from Californian was from Liverpool, choruses, Benson catches the lis- Both men attended many local FOR KIDS but also the ever present, subtle tener's attention from the first the Body! Bawdy! Body! social never been here before and businesses. British accent. tune on the disc to the last. on October 13 at Club 200. maybe we'll never see them The event was organized by Ph: (204) 925-3800 or The social attracted all types, again," said Lulewich. BalSOCI pays If you like your rock tradition- Lulewich to raise money for the toll-free: 1-800-782-0715 al and poppy, this album is for from bikers to gays. The atmosphere was anything Institute of Contemporary Art sounds of the to A good time was had by all, but tense as men and women and Design which produces CANADIAN ASSOCIATION =Shill); DIABETES CANADIENNE despite the obvious differences rolled up sleeves and pant legs to Yolanda, an "amine". ASSOCIATION DU DIABETE in lifestyles, because they all display their body art.

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" Sports COMICS THE CROBOLOG by Jeope Wolfe

One of RRCC's own to help ref IHL games WE'VE SEEN WALKING Moose and Rafales quickly So, why exactly are you EAT! EAT! EAT! FOR SOME TIME. guys doing this? THAT'S ALL THEY DO By Scott Brown established a Canadian UM rivalry, being that they are the Staff Writer I TOLD YOU! only two teams in the league I'VE GOTTA PUNCH located north of the border. JIMMY STEWART en the Manitoba Moose The teams combined to rack IN THE HEAD! VVhand Quebec Rafales met up 177 minutes in penalties c for the first time in International highlighted by eight separate OwgIGHT! NY Motif Hockey League action, tempers fights. flared and fists flew. They including two former TOLD ME TO GO FIND Standing in the middle of it all NHL enforcers, Manitoba's was Jason Lang, one of RRCC's Darin Kimble and Quebec's NO SHAT, SOnE affelt4 MORS own. Mario Roberge. ACTOR BOY! THIS IS Working his first game as an Lang, along with partner Jeff F*CKIN6 IHL linesman October 18 Lang, a Gardener, looked like a parade AND I'M SOLLSHAT. Commerce and Industry Sales marshal leading a band to the GETTING Marketing student at RRCC penalty box all night. AWAY FROM found the experience rather over- "It was a rough night, but that WI KIDS. whelming. was to be expected," said Lang. "The players just move at a At the same time, he knew different pace," he said. when to and when not to stick "Up here (in the IHL), every- his nose in the middle of every- body knows exactly what's got to thing. be done out there (on the ice) so "They do their job and we do oor e it has got be done that way." ours," said Lang. DISCO bY N19 A resident of Fort Richmond, "We just let them go and wait Lang has most recently, reffed in until they get tired and don't get the Winnipeg Minor Hockey involved beforehand." Association Midget AAA, As far as stepping out on the Manitoba Junior Hockey League, ice with professional players, the Manitoba Major Junior whose resumes are dotted with Hockey League and the stints in the National Hockey Southeast Hockey League. League, Lang said it was all Lang has also been lining in part of the learning experience. RRCC student Jeff Lang, has landed a linesman position in the IHL the Canadian Inter-Collegiate "The players yelling at me is Athletics Union and junior level good. I have to respect what they the "I" will only lead to greater league sure brings you back to city, Lang and the other four in the Western Hockey League. say because they've seen a lot things. down to earth in a hurry." local officials will strictly work He and four other local offi- more than I have," said Lang "It's a stepping stone," said When asked about the differ- Manitoba's forty game home cials were chosen to step out on "But, at the same time, I have Lang. ences between the junior level schedule on a rotation system. the ice with Winnipeg's newest to stick to my guns and know that "I'm moving up from (the and the IHL, Lang said they can The head referees that come professional hockey team after I've got the ability to be here. I Western League) and it's not be found in more than just one into town for the games, tweak an eight-man try-out conducted just need the experience." minor hockey anymore. This is area of the game. Lang's interest. by the Manitoba Amateur Lang said he felt very nervous just one step closer to where I "The speed is definitely one of "I really enjoy working with Hockey League and the IHL. during the early stages of the want to be." the biggest differences and being the guys from out-of-town, you At 6'1" and 195 lbs, the 23- game However, Lang said he still precise in all the judgements that get to meet people with experi- year-old is no shrinking violet. "I was pretty bad for the first isn't sure which level he enjoys you make out there," said Lang ence from other areas and they In the IHL, however, the boys period," said Lang. reffing the most. "Up here, there is a lot of eyes come in and just become 'one of are a little bigger than he's used "I had trouble getting off my "It's too soon to tell what I like on you (of people) who know as the guys'," he said to. line and getting down the ice better," said Lang. much as you do. I just need to "Basically, I love the comraderie Lang's first-ever IHL game because my legs felt so weak." "I just love hockey and I love relax and get into the groove." that comes with reffing." kept him on his toes as the Lang hopes lessons learned in the fact that I'm moving up in the Different from the NHL, officiating levels. Yet, this where linesman travel from city ft ;+'5 not pneumonia.. 4,45t another virus!" IHL, NHL, so what's the big difference? good hockey," said Gerry. cession worker. this isn't NI-IL hockey." leagues." I By Kristi J Balon "This seems to be where Centre man for the Moose, On the sunny side of the arena, This simply hasn't been the it) Staff Writer everybody's working hard and Carey Wilson agreed. from a media perspective, sports case. Mr. Dressu S UnfOrfuhate discovery. putting out, with the occasional "It's affordable to the point writer Doug Lunney of the "The Moose have been far exciting game." that you can bring the whole fam- Winnipeg Sun, is delighted with more refreshing than I had antic- I Might and day, black and 'There's some good, hard play ily," he said. the reception he receives from ipated," said Lunney. 1N white, apples to oranges. and you do recognize some of the No longer do parents have to the players when it comes time Prest thinks that while many These are ways that many fans former NHL players," said take out another mortgage on for the daily question and answer people may be begrudging the have gone about describing what Diana. their houses in order to be able to period. change, and still in some form of the International Hockey League Keith McMahon, CKY-TV's afford a night out with their chil- "I don't want to paint all the mourning over the loss of the style of play is like, in compari- roving reporter for televised dren for some professional hock- Winnipeg Jets with the same Jets, ultimately they will rally son to the National Hockey Moose games on cable channel ey. brush, but it's like night and day behind the Moose. League. five, tends to think there are real- In fact, a family of four can see doing an interview," said "I think the fans will be here "I miss the big names like the ly two groups of fans sitting in a game for less than $30. Lunney. for this team because Gretzky's and the Selanne's, that the seats. Beyond that, Wilson thinks it's "With the Jets you'd often be Winnipeggers are hockey hun- we'll never get to see again," said "There are the ones that are really money worth spending. talking to a player's back while, gry," said Prest. Diana LeBleu. single, hard core hockey fans that "As far as, bang for your buck, with the Moose, they're happy to "And without pro hockey they A Winnipeg Jets season ticket are comparing it to the NHL and I think you're getting a very good sit down with you. They'll look are going to be crying." holder along with her husband they're disappointed," said product," said Wilson. you in the eye and talk face to Gerry since the World Hockey McMahon. "I think the differences that face." Association (WHA) days, Diana "Then the other group I see, you find is that everyone (in the The types of stories that Help Wanted has spent many nights in the old are families that have a great leagues) is a step behind." Lunney's getting to write aren't barn on Maroons road. night out." This is exactly what Ashley what he had expected either. Skiers And while the Manitoba It's this 'great night out' that a Prest, sports reporter for the "I thought there were going to Part-time; Casual Ski Moose of the IHL may seem like lot of people find to be the big Winnipeg Free Press thinks. be some guys here that were bit- Instructors needed for the a hard pill to swallow right now, benefit. "It's a whole different speed, ter, and that would be the only 1996,97 Season! the couple are both certain that If for no other reason, it's the shots aren't the same and it's types of stories we would get," Phone Stony Mountain Ski over time the medicine will begin much more affordable than the just a whole different tempo," said Lunney. Area at 344-5977 or Fax to go down just a little bit easier. NHL's high priced seats. said Prest. "The stories of guys that Resume to: 344-5477 "Perhaps the spark isn't there "People like the lower prices," "It's going to take people a lit- should be there (NHL) but poli- as much as the NHL, but it's still said Peter Myketa, an arena eon- tle while to adjust to the fact that tics have kept them in the minor the Projector the Projector.

• • ya 18 october28,1996 October 2S 1996 19 00111011S Diversions Spare Some Change, Man? Campus life, a good measure of your stress tolerance By Frank Landry fast. River and Stradbrook, and annoy zens in the area who feel threat- The average sixteen year old By Karen Pankiw after being It's the ones with the Doc every person who passes by. ened by the panhandlers and beggar who spends his winters ridiculed by Tf one more 16 year old pan- Martens and smokes tucked into One day I'd like to conduct an give them money because living in suburbia is better off don't know about anybody my compas- andler asks me for spare their shirts that bother me. experiment and give one of these they're scared. than the average student. Ielse, but I am under pres- sionate room- change, I swear I'm going to If someone can afford the lux- migrant panhandlers a litre of I also feel sorry for the Many of us have to pay rent, sure. I don't mean the kind mate for the steal his or her $200 Doc uries in life, which designer apple juice or a sandwich when motorists who are unfortunate car insurance, and bills, riot to Chad Waning that makes your heart hasten self-induced Martens. boots and smokes are, they can they ask for change. enough to stop at a red light in mention tuition and books. Feature Columnist just a little, but the kind that torture I am Give me a break buddy, if I afford to buy themselves food. I'm sure the little rug rat The Village only to be bombard- Those of us with student loans results in massive myocardial choosing to believed that you really needed I live in Osborne Village and would look at me like I'm ed by a group of squeegee kids. are in the hole for thousands of Ayres, I'm back. The Projector's weak infarction. (Yes, I used the endure, sleep my change for survival I'd be can't walk to Safeway without insane. I admit that doing something dollars. attempts at censoring me have failed. They dictionary for that one.) does not come more than happy to help you having one of these "wanna be" When the kids get six bucks for money is better than beg; I think that we should take up managed to keep me out of one issue, but I have As a graduate of a four- quickly. out. street people harass me for they don't go and buy juice or ging, but cleaning someone's panhandling or clean wind- persevered. Well, the truth is, there was no ban year advanced degree in the I lie awake, I recognize that some of the money, it's the trendy thing to fruit, they're off to Mac's or windshield after they say no, and shields for extra cash. or censorship. I simply forgot to write the last illustrious disciplines of psy- concerned that young panhandlers truly do need do nowadays. Circle K to buy a pack of then expecting to get paid for it? After all, what do we have to article. But a little controversy is better than chology and sociology and the temporary my cash to get by, and I don't The jr. high and high school smokes. Give me a break. lose? telling you that I'm a moron with editor friends. having done respectably pride I feel for have a problem with them. kids flock to The Village from - Five minutes later they're They're comparable to the fly We could even get a brand Hah. well, I might add, I thought I the value of my I would give a loonie or two if the suburbs every summer, plant back on the sidewalk going who keeps hovering around your new pair of Does out of the deal. I have come to realize that my column should could conquer the College. assignments is it meant that a starving adoles- themselves down on the side- through the whole routine again. head, and no matter how hard become a crusade, a literary tourist attack, if I have come to realize that unfounded. cent could buy a warm break- walk on Osborne Street between I feel sorry for the senior citi- you try, you can't get rid of. you will. All the best writers do it. Why can't I? college life is precisely that I am ravaged Nevermind the fact that I'm a terrible writer, college life. and plagued and have scoffed at others taking strands of my Long gone are my Sundays with self-doubt life. Face it, tackling issues is "Hard Hitting packed with reading and my and fear- Winter's coming, you should be glad Journalism" and I want to be a part of it. Mondays to Saturdays spent inspired ques- What are you dressing up as for People will fear me. They will be afraid to galavanting about. (This tioning. By Caroline Foster and fresh corn was a regular need to see more of it. Halloween? open their mouths around me. They will know should be read as a code What if I had upset to my stomach. What about Christmas, skating that anything they say will soon be taken out of word for bar.) missed writing he chill in the air, signalling Summer reading was a bore to skiing, toasty fires and warm context and crucified by my razor-sharp wit and My computer and I are an assignment Tthe end of summer, is a relief me and I longed for my text- cocoa? ignorant mind. Yes, I want to be Naomi Lakritz. now melded as one. in my agenda which I welcome. books and concrete facts. Who needs the beach, swim- Well, except for that whole female thing. Not This process has made for one day and

The ease with which it takes to ming, picnics and barbeques? that there's anything wrong with that. a more user - friendly unit. actually had It means that once again the I think Herman Munster. seasons are shifting and I can say slip on a pair of shorts and a T- So, instead of whining, hiber- What topic should I cover? This question has My life has gone from pure more home- goodbye to the heat of summer shirt will not be missed, as I will nating, or moving to Vancouver I've got the haircut for been plaguing me fcx the last three weeks. unadulterated excitement to work than I had completed? age didn't take much to you'll ever see. and hello to the whipping winds soon be able to labor over dress- why not embrace winter and take it. Driving me batty. I asked my dad. He told me I pure unadulterated educa- Apparently, human attain. Why do I put myself of winter. ing myself with several layers of in the beauty of a snowy moonlit should get a job and get off that bloody comput- tion. thoughts get progressively But it didn't give me much through this, you ask? night, or a crackling, cozy fire. Don't get in return either. I suppose in a moment of I did not enjoy the beach this wool and gortext. Lisa Moss- er. I told him, that in fact, I had two jobs. His me wrong, I more bizarre and contorted as I can't wait for winter. (But God, please, please don't don't have a fundamental we approach 4 a.m. After a year of job hunting, epiphany I would have to say summer, with its warm sand, sun Commerce, Industry, reply? "When I was your age, blah blah blah." and water. Uncommon as this attitude is let this winter be as cold as last Hmmm, Senility in the middle aged.... naw. issue with a solid post-sec- My exhausted brain seems I was finally offered an entry- that I like the torture. The taste of barbecued steak here on the prairies, perhaps we year's) Sales & Marketing My sister wants me to investigate why men ondary education as such. to lose its ability to grasp a level position in the psych I smoke too much and fid- are scumbags. I told her that I'd meet her at My issue runs much deep- clear picture of reality at this field. get constantly like I am about 3:30 to discuss that issue, then promptly er than this. point. I know that the remainder to explode, but it will all be Your name may be cause of low morale ditched her to go to the nudie bar. Men are I'd like to think that RRCC Then I start thinking about of my life cannot possibly be worth it in the end. scum, where'd she get that fallacy? is an institution geared Sue, my dear friend the uni- comprised of this work. The thought that I might By Darcy Morry become frustrated with the mis- I would like to know how I'm going as myself, Decided to take out a personal ad in the local towards my present success. versity student, who, in dou- Instead, I chewed my fin- someday get a great job spellings or mispronunciations these results were compiled. that's scary enough. rags. Read it, see what you think: At one time I shot for As. ble-honors political studies gernails to the bone, read inspires me to plug along magine that you are a parent that they encounter. Were people surveyed? SWM, 21, 6'1", 180 lbs, seeking topic to Now 70 per cent is a miracu- and history seems to be out until my eyes felt as though relentlessly. and you are deciding what to As a result, they may lose If so, what types of questions explore in student newspaper. Must sound like, lous event. carousing a little too frequent- they could pop out of their A little stress can't hurt us, I Carlos Governo- name your newborn baby. self-confidence. were they asked? or can be made into a conspiracy. Box 9999. Alas, this is the plight of the ly to maintain a B average. sockets, and type until my but I'm not so sure that what It isn't the name that matters Perhaps they believe that they I can only imagine a Sales & Marketing The replies were, uhhh, mixed. A bunch of over-inflated, pompous, arro- Or maybe it is possible. index fingers urn the sickest I am feeling is a little stress. so much, some say it is the are not important enough for researcher holding a clipboard people I contacted had asthma, or so it seemed. gant ex-university student In retrospect., my B+ aver- shades of blue and purple 045 ACROSS 48 to spelling. others to remember the spelling asking people if they thought a They didn't say anything, just breathed into the Each night, I 6 7 18 19 10 11 12 1 3 I encountered a study on the of their name. man named Brian, would be phone. Some otha woman must have been a organize myself at 1 clothes made from watertight 14 15 16 1 subject of name spelling in a With my own name I have more successful than a man who fashion designer, because she asked what I was my desk surround- tree bark seams psychology course two years seen every spelling possible, spells his name B-r-y-a-n. wearing. Then my informant called. ed by countless 6 builder's map 51 Singer, 17 18 19 I believe the results of the i ago. some of which make no sense. She sounded like a normal girl, but the things books, pens, high- 10 Boxer, Max Hendrix !20 ■ 21 122 1 23 I don't recall all the details, It doesn't affect my life in any study simply give people more I'd have to say...Elvis. lighters and the 14 Greek letter 52 to the t 1 she's seen can curdle one's blood. "Been to a 24 25 126 but the main point sticks in my major way, but maybe it should. objects to blame for their mis- bar lately?" she asked me, "Watched TV in the biggest cup of cof- 15 department of N.E. rear I mind. According to the research, the fortune. fee known to 7- France 55 ivory 127 28 29 I 30 I 31 32 33 James Ford- last few months?" 1 It was found that people will `Y' in my name has shown to We live in an age where peo- Eleven. 16 Race car driver, 58 unearthly 35 Electrical Engineering "Well, ya," I said, not knowing what was 36 lead better lives if their names cause a lack of self-confidence ple need scapegoats. next. "Who hasn't?" To my dismay, Luyendyk 60 Tennis ■ 137 38 39 are spelled "normally". in me. Looking at the spelling of "One Mn!," she paused, "I'vfacaren.....-click-." caffeine, like any 17 Eber's father player, Apparently, I will not be as your name as a reason for failure 40 41 42 ' ■ The name Linda was used as Gone. Snuffed out. Never to be heard from again. other drug, loses 18 sleep Lacoste I an example. well off as those with an 'I' at seems ludicrous. That sinister, no talent, has-been dance that its affect after pro- 20 pollinating insect 61 Orient 43 44 45 When spelled with an 'I', the the end of our name. I have heard of blaming your longed use. 21 somewhat black 62 pande- has been "sweeping the nation". Yeah right. As 47 -41 person will exude more self-con- I do seem to recall something parents and blaming your teach- my sister might say, the Macarena is so last Soon I'll be 23 root monium '48 49 50 51 fidence and generally live a bet- about letter positioning, so the ers, but blaming your name's December. Do we really need to see all the using those 24 sad 63 announce 52 53 54 1 ter life than Lynda, who spells 4 Y1 at the end of a name may spelling? Minnie Mouse, for when American politicians embarrassing themselves "Wake-ups". 25 herb 64 along 55 56 157 58 59 1 not be as harmful as I first Come on! 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