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By Darcy Morry before he got inside. Staff Writer "I got my drafting kit, but they didn't have my math book," he isthe start of a new school said. I year and the long RRCC Ron Mattock, manager of the Bookstore lineups prove it. RRCC Bookstore and Print "It's ridiculous," said Rita Centre, said the eight bookstore Spence-Greenwood, a student in employees are trying their best WITHOUT BLOWING YOUR LOAN the Joint Bachelor of Nursing to alleviate the long lines. program. "You have to leave Books for sponsored students your classes early to get your have been moved to the back of books." the store. This keeps crowds Spence-Greenwood's wait on down since these students wait • September 5 was half an hour in a different line. because she got in line at 1110 Fu:ure plans include selling a.m., just before the lunch parking passes at a different photo by Kari Puchala when many more students would location, but this may cause Lineups at the Bookstore forced some people to wait an hour at the cash registers be waiting. other difficulties. students return for clothes. and the Bookstore keeps inven- Crowley said he empathizes with Many students were not as "Students may have a cheque Another way instructors can tory to a minimum and can print the waiting students, but the long lucky, some waiting more than signed by their parents for both help is to use course packs more on demand," he said. line should encourage them to an hour outside the Bookstore their books and a parking pass," A new machine in the print buy their books earlier than the he said. often. and even longer at the cashier's first day of classes. The manager said another This is when relevant chapters centre, the Docutech, facilitates counter. this process. It prints, collates, He also suggested they check Some students weren't given solution to the problem is having of textbooks are photocopied, with permission, and made into a trims and folds booklets. out the used book section at The the opportunity to get to the cash instructors submit their book But just being an early bird Ox. Not only does this prevent register because their books had lists before the summer break in package sold at the bookstore. Beeper Mattock described this as a may be all it takes to solve the aggravation, but profits go not arrived. case a book is no longer pub- problem of the seemingly end- toward a good cause. bargain with Rob Keough, an Architectural lished. Then alternate arrange- win-win situation for students. "If this happened, we could less wait. "The money raised goes back to Drafting student waited an hour ments can be made before free activation reduce the price for the student SA President Michael fund student services," he said. and free Sympatico is a registered trade mark service for of Medialinx Interactive Inc. and CITI DJs return to RRCC MIS Advanced Inc. is a licensed user. 4 months. By Debbie Matejicka "We try to give the listener something new Staff Writer everyday. I'm always jotting down a million different ideas." t's been nearly 13 years and Joe "We take every day as a new day," added Aiello (as in the Joe from "Tom and Aiello. I And while coming to the College may not Joe" of the 92 CITI FM morning be a new idea, both Aiello and McGouran feel Scope out the show), is still waiting to hear if he's it's a worthwhile one. been accepted into the Creative "It's a great time," said McGouran. long distance freebies at the Communications program at RRCC. "And it helps create some awareness about "Yeah, I applied and went through the pro- the College," Aiello added. cess... and I'm still waiting to hear back from MTS Mini Phone Centre them," said Aiello. Annual broadcast Aiello didn't find out the answer last week The two have been doing the annual broad- Red River Community College (in front of library) Sept. S & either, as he and Tom McGouran broadcast cast at the College since they first hooked up photo by Kari Puchala their number one rated show from the front of as an on-air team three years ago. (L to R) McGouran, Projector the campus bookstore. After a less than memorable stint in Offers own e Sept 15;97 "It's the English part he got turned down Vancouver with DOB's Larry Updike, writer Debbie Matejicka, and Aiello for," joked McGouran. McGouran returned to Winnipeg and CITI "He didn't know you had to know English." between the two that has helped them rake in -* FM with a new co-host already in mind. Well, he knows English pretty well now, "We had worked on and off together for the ratings and keep listeners coming back (he's even got that cool Al Pacino way of about eight years," said McGouran of his rela- for more. punching out words) and getting into Cre tionship with Aiello. "We thank everyone who does listen," Comm isn't his primary focus these days. "I knew we could work well together," he Aiello said. Both he and McGouran spend their days said. "We were good friends beforehand." "If it wasn't for them, we wouldn't be thinking up new ways to keep their show Their story, though not one of Chariots of here," he added. fresh and new. Fire proportions, is still one that brings a tear "Hey, if it weren't for our listeners I'd be "I think we try and do new stuff all the to Aiello's eyes every time McGouran tells it. selling pencils on a street corner in time," said McGouran. Aiello agrees there is a certain chemistry Vancouver," said McGouran.

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Frank Landry, News Editor

2 CollegeNews Phone: (204) 632-2479 CollegeNews 3 Crime spree prompts security HRA graduation EXPLORING THE COLLEGE to beef-up late night patrols By Frank Landry want to know about it," he said. reported missing, Dreyer said. dispute settled "Even though the value of News Editor The College is not equipped with video surveillance equip- goods stolen was minimal, their By Frank Landry Sianchuk. C ECURITY IS BEEFING UP ment and relies on the security is a cost factor involved with News Editor He said he was pleased to see repairing damaged property," Crowley had decided to return the 0 exterior patrols following a officers, students, and staff to Dreyer said. dough. recent early morning crime spree. keep a watchful eye out for crim- dispute between some Joan Kunderman, chair of "I'm confident justice has pre- On August 4, three of the inal activity. former Hotel and community service, said the A vailed, and will prevail," he College's trailers and a fenced-off Some areas of the College have criminals were wasting their time Restaurant Administration added. car lot were broken in to. alarms, but not the trailers in breaking into the trailers. (HRA) students and the SA "If I had known there would "Security did an exterior patrol question. About $700 worth of computer "They took some old comput- has finally been settled. have been so many troubles, I of the College grounds at about ers and messed up some files. The students, led by Jason would have just opened up a bank ten that night," said Jim Dreyer, equipment was stolen from a trailer used by the College's day They were looking for stuff, but Sianchuk, were trying to get back account for the money and not head of security. "When the grounds were care centre, said Dreyer. their is nothing to steal (in those funds raised for a graduation even bothered going through the Two empty safes were pried trailers)," she said. party last June. SA," he said. checked again at five in the Michael Crowley, SA president The funds were being held by Crowley said there has never morning, we discovered some of open in another trailer used by agreed with Kunderman. the SA, who refused to release the before been a situation where a the trailers and the fenced-off the SA. Damages were estimated at $700, Dreyer said. "Some safes were damaged in cash because the group wasn't campus club wanted to use area had been entered," he said. The third trailer, he added, was our trailer. There was nothing in going to use it for the original money they raised for a purpose Dreyer said his department is them," he said. purpose- to hold a party. other than originally intended. now making more regular patrols used for storing items seized "The insurance will take care Instead, Sianchuk, president of He added measures are being of the grounds, and is asking peo- from lockers which hadn't been of it," he added. the club formed to raise the funds, taken to ensure a problem like pie to report any suspicious per- cleared following the spring At this time, the criminal(s) are wanted to take the money back this doesn't occur again. sons on campus to security term. It sustained minimal dam- still at large. and divide it equally among the "Campus clubs aren't formed to photo by Kari Puchala immediately. age. A lock was cut on a lot adjacent fundraisers. raise money for the members. College security officer Sukh Kalermakes a "If anyone is unnecessarily loi- He said most of the graduates They raise money for graduation routine check of the campus trailers tering around the campus, we to Building J, but nothing was had moved on, and that holding a parties and for charaties." party would have been futile at "We're revising the Campus the end of the year. Club handbook," he added. Lorimer repavement "unsatisfactory" A sub-committee of the Dividing cash Students' Advisory Board, spear- jobs to the front of the line. headed by current VP of financial By Eva Kovacs The SA has now regressed, and The total cost of the ten year plan is cur- services Lorraine Best, is being Staff Writer is dividing the nearly $1000 rently estimated at $2.5 million. formed to complete the revision. among last year's graduates. According to Barnes, once the initial The changes should be in place he dark black asphalt on "We've got a class list, and repaving costs have been shelled-out by by October, Crowley said. Lorimer Lane may look nice those students will get a share of T the College, standard maintenance Crowley added that it. is likely the money," said Michael and pretty, but the College isn't giv- expenses should only be about $20,000 the VP of financial services will Crowley, SA president and former ing it a passing grade. annually. be responsible to make sure cam- VP financial services. Bituminex Ltd. will be returning to the Annual asphalt patching and mainte- pus clubs live up their mandate in "We decided there was no other College to finish the job it started in the nance in Winnipeg is normal and to be the future. foreseeable way to fix the situa- beginning of July. expected because of extreme weather pat- tion," he added. According to Ron Barnes, RRCC direc- terns, he said. The announcement was news to tor of facilities, the repaving of the College In almost 30 years, Lorimer Lane, along road that leads to the west parking lots is with many other campus roads and parking The Projector is looking for writers. unsatisfactory. lots, have only received minor mainte- "The surface is uneven and they have to nance. As a result, natural wear-and-tear come back to correct it," said Barnes. over time has built up, leaving a lot of Bituminex Ltd. has agreed to pick up the work to be done, Barnes said. What the hell... tab for all costs associated with resurfacing It wasn't until 1993, the year RRCC photo and caption by Kari Puchala Lorimer Lane but the company has been became self-governed, that the responsibil- unable to confirm any starting date. photo by Kari Puchala ity for road and parking lot maintenance ...give us a call @ 632-2479 Many students aren't aware the Dental Assisting pro- According to Barnes, Bituminex Ltd. Grounds Supervisor Gord McLeod and Director of Facilities Ron fell on the College, he said. "Before that it was up to the govern- gram offers teeth cleaning to all students and charge has only been able to agree to begin con- Barnes examine the work that needs to be done on Lorimer Lane struction as soon as it has time. ment, and they saw a low priority for only $8 per visit. Level II Dental Assisting students, Gerald Theroux, an estimator employed dents and staff once construction begins and parking lots on campus were in poor keeping up with the maintenance," explained Barnes. "Parking lines were Janel Omichinski (above left) and Shauna Johnston, at Bituminex Ltd. could only confirm that should be minimal. condition and in need of repair. resurfacing would be completed by the end "It will take about three days, and only "This year's construction of Lorimer never painted, fences were falling apart... practice on a mannequin so they will be ready to see of the year. one lane of traffic will be closed at a time," Lane is the first phase of a ten year plan to the government claimed it had no money." 10% repave all the College's roads and parking The next phase in the ten year plan is to real patients. The teeth cleaning clinic begins in "We'll have Lorimer Lane done before said Barnes. DISCOUNT the end of paving season. Depending on The decision to repave Lorimer Lane lots," said Barnes. repave parking lots W1, W2 and W3 over the next three years. The estimated cost of RED RIVER January and is open on Tuesdays and Fridays. the weather, it could be the end of was made after results of a RRCC pave- At $80,000, the work on Lorimer Lane COMMUNITY COLLEGE October," said Theroux. ment and drainage study were released. carried the lowest price tag of all the pro- that project is $250,000 for each lot. STUDENTS & STAFF Barnes said the inconvenience to stu- The study found that almost all the roads jects, and therefore skipped past all other Construction is scheduled to begin in the WITH I.D. summer of 1998. (ON ALL REGULARLY PRICED MERCHANDISE) Your Pride. Quote This By Claudia Garcia De La Huerta University of Guelph last Fall. endeavor? Kyle Poole, a Computer Tech Staff Writer They had similar types of cans," "About $8,000," said Packer. student, agreed. EVERYTHING FOR THE College said Cliff Packer, Director of "Last week our daily intake "I think it's a really good idea," GREAT OUTDOORS Your Future. ood Services has finally Auxiliary Services. averaged $400. We project that said Poole CAMPTRAILS & JACK WOLFSKIN "We also saw how well the this cart will bring in an estimat- "It gives students an alternative BACKPACKS Your Move. "Ignorance is Fgone to the dogs- hot carts down on Broadway were ed $40,000 annually for the cooking to cafeteria food and provides EUREKA & JACK WOLFSKIN TENTS Need a job now? Want to learn a trade? We have operational, technical dogs that is. doing. After some digging around College. It will pay for itself." . JANSPORT PACKS and support career opportunities for men and women in today's Canadian a kind of bliss. fast service for students on the UNITED If you've been anywhere near we found the local businessman COLUMBIA CLOTHING AND Forces. Join our team and learn skills that will last you a lifetime. Share The Cave or attended noon hour that manufacturers them and had It's a good idea go," said Packer. FOOTWEAR in a proud Canadian tradition. For more information, drop by your A smack in the 'em up activities in the Tower Lounge, one made for ouiselves," he said. Dawgs 'N' Drinks will be ARMY KODIAK, HITEC & SOREL BOOTS Darren Clarkson, a Civil Recruiting Centre or call: you may have had the opportuni- Food Services plans to have the BANFF & GORETEX CLOTHING Technology student, said Dawgs around campus from 10 a.m. until 1-1300 - 856-13488 mouth is a ty to see and taste the College's cart in business year-round. The SURPLUS BOLLE SUNGLASSES www.dnd.ca 'N' Drinks is a good idea. 2 p.m., and again between 4:30 newest addition to Food Services. cart will be outside from May COLEMAN OUTDOOR PRODUCTS doggy "The hot dogs are really good, p.m. and 6:30 p.m. kind of kiss." Dawgs 'N' Drinks is a hot dog until September. Once the snow SALES BAUSCH AND LOMB BINOCULARS CANADIAN cart that sells hot dogs, smokies starts to fall, business will move it's cheap ($2 for a hot dog, $3 for Check out your student sur- 460 Portage Ave. SONY ELECTRONICS -Joe Jackson a smokie) and it's quick," said Across from The Bay Regular anditeeern and canned drinks. inside. vival guide for a coupon good at National Defense , Ph. 786-5421 "CANADA'S LARGEST 71 got the idea after visiting the What is the cost of this little Clarkson. - - t Dawi rs..iNt Drinks amii s dill 45 0 style - Defence nationale v. 1 e YOUR PRIDE. YOUR FUTURE.y01111,1411E s s A 1!-. tt, VV ‘ V VV VvIvvv 4 Open Seven Days A Week „ OUTDOOR STORE" I I' : ♦ . the Projector the Projector September 16, 1997 September 16, 1997 4 CollegeNews Cone ePeo le 5 • Government loans offering more choice Prez takes throne, feels welcome By Claudia Garcia De La Huerta beginning," said Thachuk. "I just By Frank Landry "It's better this way. Giving students Staff Writer went in there and did my best." News Editor Manitoba Student Loans can now be more choice is a good thing," he said. According to Donald Benham, Donna Miko, assistant manager-mort- rrhere's a new kid in class journalism instructor in the tudents receiving Manitoba Student cashed at CIBC and the Royal Bank gages and finance at the Royal Bank, 1 this year at RRCC and Creative Communications Loans this year are being given more agreed. Department, Thachuk's best was S her name is Jacqueline choices. "We've been involved with Federal good enough to win over the Thachuk. The Royal Bank and the Canadian Student Loans for awhile, but we wanted majority of those in attendance at Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) are to become involved on the provincial level After a nationwide search to the forums. now both cashing the student awards. as well," Miko said. replace former RRCC President As moderator at the forums, Last year, only the CIBC cashed The Federal and Provincial Loans pro- Tony Knowles, Thachuk was Benham had a first hand opportu- Manitoba Student Loans (MSLs). vide a maximum total assisstance of 5275 offered the job after beating out nity to see Thachuk in action. "The whole point of this is to offer stu- per week. candidates from across Canada "During the first forum the dents more options," said Kimberley The funds are co-shared by the two lev- and the College. mood of the audience was very Huebnor, acting manager of student finan- els of government. "The opportunity to come to hostile, but as the process went cial assistance for the Department of the College came at a time in my on the hostility disappeared," said Education and Training. Banks benefit life when I was ready to assume Benham. "Award recipients can now choose more responsibility," said "Thachuk answered every Banks benefit from being between either bank." involved with Thachuk. question directly and never student loans on a number of different lev- "Red River Community changed her answers despite els, Miko said. Approached Department College has a very good reputa- being asked the same questions "Like any other loan, we make money tion and I knew that coming hem Huebnor said the Royal Bank over and over again." from interest when the repayment period would give me the opportunity to approached the Department of Education "Her warmth and approacha- begins." work in an ideal environment." photo by Kart Puchala and Training and asked to become an bility was evident to everyone. It "We're also hoping to be building rela- The search for a new President was clear she had won most peo- Thachuk sits in her new office: "RRCC has a very good reputation and I knew approved lender. photo by Kan Puchala tionships with the students that will last a was not an easy one. This same option, she said, is open to Sheri Ely works the CIBC College kiosk. ple over when she received the coming here would give me the opportunity to work in an ideal environment." lifetime. Hopefully they will come to us Candidates chosen by longest sustained applause at the any other financial institution in Canada. one day for car loans, mortgages and back. Management Connections, a end of her presentation," Benham she said from studying Liberal Arts," says candidates. "If others applied, we would consider begins- usually six months after gradua- RRSPs," Miko said. them," Huebnor said. If the loan went into default, the tion. Vancouver said. "My motivating force is stu- Thachuk. Crowley said he is happy with Cashing student loans also provides based consult- "Previous to 1995, a lot more banks and province was responsible for collecting. "The banks are responsible if loans dent success. Community col- "My initial education was in the Board of Governors' choice in banks with opportunities to promote other ing firm, had "I am committed trust companies were involved with stu- Now, the province's role is to approve aren't repaid," Huebnor said. Thachuk said leges fill a large gap in our university. I taught high school Thachuk. services such as credit cards, said Sheri to meet many dent loans," said Huebnor. students for loans and determine how Curtis Howell, a first year student at Red she is excited working society in that it teaches math in Thunder Bay upon grad- "I really liked her view on stu- Ely, a student loan representative with the criteria as out- to the At that time the provincial government much of an award they are eligible for. River Community College, said he was about her people the skills necessary to suc- uation. But when I made the dent issues and the way she han- CIBC. lined by the guaranteed student loans would be payed They also pay the interest on funds bor- happy to see more than one approved MSL college system." future at ceed in the workplace while at decision to enter the world of dled herself during the forums," rowed until the student's repayment period lender. Board of RRCC, but the same time positioning them business, I went to college. he said. Governors. -Thachuk feels it is too for further education." "I wanted a more intensive "She knows who the customer The final soon to make type of education," she said. at the College is- the students. four short list any "election Life-long learning That's what eventually put me on They are the reason why the candidates were: Dr. David promises". the path towards a C.A." College is here. I am looking Thachuk said she feels it is Johnson of Vanier College in "I've been trying to meet with Later, after working in the forward to spending a very pro- unrealistic for anyone to think Montreal, Ted Keehn of all administration, faculty groups business world, it was Thachuk's ductive year with her." that education is a one time thing Cambrian College in Sudbury, and students to get a sense of love for both careers, accounting "I am very student oriented and and that no one has to ever under- Paul McGeachie, RRCC where the College is at," said and teaching, that led her to I would like to build a strong go again after placing themselves Executive Dean of Development Thachuk. Kwantlen University College, relationship with them," said in the work force. and Continuing Education and "I am starting to recognize that where she taught accounting. Thachuk. "We have to have an educated Thachuk. a part of my goal will be to help "I think I offer RRCC a unique "I would like to hear more public in order to be successful," The four were put through a the College with improved facili- combination in my skills and from students so that I can stay she said. "The college system is grueling interview process that ties. Building friendships within experience," she said. "I hope I on track and feel comfortable in absolutely essential to economic included appearing before the the community seems to be can live up to everyone's expecta- knowing that their needs are development. Board of Governors for the first another recurrent theme." tions." being met," she added. But Thachuk is quick to add interview and then having to pre- But first and foremost on her SA President Michael Crowley, that her love and respect for the sent their positions and field agenda, said Thachuk, is to pro- along with former SA president college system in no way under- Challenges ahead questions from staff and students mote quality programming and Cheryl Herda, had the opportuni- mines the university system. Thachuk said she knows there at four open forums last June. good service to students. ty to talk one on one with the four "There is a lot to be gained are many challenges that lie "It was intimidating from the "1 am committed to the college ahead of her, but she hopes that, as a team, she and RRCC will be successful at meeting those chal- lenges. The S ddents' Association Emergency Medical Responder "I felt so welcomed by every- one at the College," said Certification Program Thachuk. "I have been made to is now accepting Applications feel very comfortable and I know that the people I'm working with ■ 210 hours of instruction (includes EMT Level I theory) are very genuine. 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Training and programs also available in Thachuk comes to us from Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACES), EKG Monitoring & Rhythm Recognition, Kwantlen University College in 12-Lead EKG Interpretation, SAED, IV Maintenance & Enhanced Skills British Columbia where she E—mail us your comments and questions . began teaching accounting 16 Place a raunchy personal in our "messages" section years ago and eventually became projectr@post ricc erab ca It's free Additional Patamedic traininz programs to be introduced in fiat!, 1997 Vice President of Education. „ Ourimail box is located in room DM - 20 (The SA office) the Projector September 16, 1997 the Projector September 16, 1997 6 Sports Hans Ongsansoy, Entertainment Editor Phone: (204) 632-2479 Music 7 Coach blamed for Blue's poor showing bing at the hands of the Toronto Oasis no mirage, new disc rocks They've been dissected and handsomely (in CI-L dollars) for attributed to Jeff Reinebold, the Argonauts, 66-25, Reinebold degraded to no end. their ineptitude. new head coach and director of With media "pundits" (if any- guitarist Noel Gallagher has cre- Ultimately though, what keeps track, Don't Go Away. While appeared mystified because he Thing is they deserve every Both have failed to produce football operations. one knows what exactly a pundit ated an album of classic pop Noel & Co. from becoming the chorus rhyme scheme of said what they're attempting to last drop of that wet, venomous week-in and week-out. is... call me) currently in near- tunes which, while relying heav- Beatles pastiche is the fact that "away/say/stay/day" is neither do on defence is not complicated. ink. Those fingers have been direct- New Look stalker mode with Electronica as ily on the past, manage to avoid they live and breathe as glamorous nor riveting as the Back at the completion of Here they are, past the half- ed at the defence. Reinebold brought a brave new their obsession, (count the num- straight-up thievery by a Rock'N'Roll and like their noise classic "spoon/moon/June" training camp, he installed a new way point of the year and they've There was the much-heralded ber of Prodigy cover appear- whisker, but only just. big; more than simply lucky lads triplet, it does the structural look and attitude to a very con- defensive system that has players only put two notches in the win return of linebacker Greg Battle servative football organization - ances on music mags in August) See All Around the World, with good record collections work for a track so steeped in coming and going, constantly column. and the signings of defensive both on the field and off it. it's good to see a return of the which is full of sweeping they're true rock classicists. tragic melody that it's hard to reading formations and then That means there's nine "L's" linemen Glen Scrivener and He rode into pep rallies on a old-time Rock'N'Roll with crescendos, strings, We're Witness the title track My Big keep from raising a lighter to. reacting. (It may be ten depending on the Tyrone Rogers. Harley-Davidson clad in leather Oasis' Be Here Now. Gonna Make a Better Day Mouth, and It's Getting Better Admittedly not the best thing However, talent like Battle and outcome of their game last Then there was the recent sign- with earrings in not one, but two The !addles are back to ROCK refrains, and Na Na Na Na filler (Man!!): not only do they have to do while listening to it on your By Scott Brown fellow linebacker DeWayne Thursday in Montreal). ing of last year's leading CFL lobes. and in the slurred words of chief laid down in Liam's classic the tunes, they also have the ear- Discman in the car (it's a fire Editor-in-Chief Knight are doing more standing There's been plenty of finger- sack artist, Grant Carter. "We're not going to re-build, hooligan/singer Liam Gallagher, sandpapered tones. busting power chords capable of hazard man!!) but the point is around than moving to the runner Oasis pointing. Week-in and week-out the we're going to be re-tooling," he "it's Alrightahh." Truly the stuff of classic rock. not only speaker meltdown, but made. nver the past several weeks, or the quarterback. Be Here Now Those fingers have been defense seems to be somewhere said at the beginning of the night- Be Here Now, which follows Perhaps a little too much, as a Sony Music a good dose of granny horrifica- So, with that Beatles Reunion kithere have been piles of shoved in the face of the quarter- else but they definitely are not on Simply put, they look con- 1995's What's the Story savvy karaoke artiste could easi- tion. Tour on indefinite hold, and the obituaries written about the mare. reviewed by Craig Wright backs - Kevin McDougal and the football field. fused. (Morning Glory) and 1994's ly break into All You Need is I said tunes yes... but expect Stones merely re-recording their Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Well, the tool shed fell in on Chris Vargas - both hand-picked However, in the end, both of Definitely Maybe, shows that if Love at any time without miss- very little revelation from any of old hits, (Beware kids! It's just a their disastrous 1997 Canadian this group a while back. by the new coach and both paid those deficiencies can be directly Defence More it's true that God Gave ing note one. without harking the lyrics on "Be...". record company cash-in!) it's Football League season. Reinebold was hailed as a sav- Be Ilere Now ior for the Bombers who still, to Complex Rock'N'Roll to Us, then Oasis It appears, if you didn't know back to a time when minis were Mr. Noel has never been good to see there is still a band are priests in their own right. already, that Oasis are a wee bit known for his anarcho-political willing to sell their souls at the this day, smart from a 68-7 loss If you ask casual observers at short, cars didn't look like IMPORTANT INFORMATION Beginning with D'you Know fond of the Beatles (you might social commentary, nor for his crossroads Just to Make things REGARDING in the playoffs last November. practice, they'll tell you the sys- upside-down jellybeans, and the What I Mean, the current single know them... they're in your bourgeoisie line of poetic bril- Right. That's if you can still find a tem is a little more complex than British were invading North RRCC STUDENT HEALTH PLAN and MuchMusic programmer's Mom's record collection);in liance. And Oasis are just that. D'you Bomber who played in that your basic 4-3 or 3-4 defence. America led by Generals John, wet dream, writer/producer/lead fact, it's hard to listen to Paul, George and Ringo. This is shown on the CD's best know what I mean? game! As a result, the Bombers are at For the students who qualify to be on the Health Plan, the following is some important information you Reinebold backed up the truck the bottom of almost every defen- need to know: and cleaned house. sive category in the league. Sweet 75, consisting of titled album. In the process, he got rid of If there is a final argument to Novoselic and singer (this is no The lengthy Transistor (over IT* Your tuition receipt will indicate a $60 charge to you for the plan some players that probably sum up just why it's been and joke!) Yva Las Vegas, as well as 65 minutes) is still full of would not have the Bombers in will continue to be a long year for the necessary session mtisos, crunching guitars and the 311 Opting out of the plan: the position they're in today. fans, it's this: come out with threats of angst signature dual vocals of Nick Gerald Wilcox was once the a) Reinebold has never been a and vitriol and sputter out before Hexum and S.A. Martinez, but Bombers best player - bar none. head coach before at any level - anything semi-productive can go gone are the days of lightning If you already have an extended Health Care Plan (Manitoba Health excluded) you can opt out of That was just one year ago. A College or Pro - he was bound to on. fast vocal switches and the slam the RRCC plan by taking the following steps: knee operation does not depreci- be overwhelmed by the job. Sure, there are classic dance anthems that were so 1) ate a receiver's hands that much. You have 30 days from your course start date to opt out of the plan - no exceptionsyill be b) the B.C. Lions were 5-13 Breeders-esque guitar riffs, prevalent on tracks like Music made if you are past the date. ie. If you started September 2nd your deadline is October 2nd. Gerald could still get open, he last year under current Bomber angry lyrics, and even strings and Grassroots. 2) just needed to hang onto the ball You must present your tuition receipt. If you do not have your tuition receipt to opt out come offensive coordinator Joe Paopao and a banjo thrown in now and This slowed-down and more a little more for Reinebold's lik- Sweet 75 311 The Seahorses and see us anyway before the 30 day limit and other arrangements will be made for you. and Reinebold. The Bombers, again. mellow 311 can still get the head 3) ing. MCA/Universal Transistor Do It Yourself You must present a physical copy of your alternate coverage ie., membership card or page from a under banished Cal Murphy, But unfortunately, not even all boppin', but the reliance upon Reggie Slack would have prob- reviewed by Craig Wright Polygram MCA/Universal policy manual indicating policy # and the name of your insurance company to DM20, Students were 9-9. the tricks in the big ol' bag of singing rather than rapping Association. ably solved the Blue's QB prob- reviewed by Simon Burgess reviewed by Jeff Eyamie That's not to say that a rock can help Sweet 75. reveals some pretty sketchy, and 4) Refund cheques will be mailed after the deadline date. lems. He would have been a Sidekicks are great things. Main problem: tunes. once in a while cheesy, lyric Murphy-coached team would be Like a fine wine, 311's latest It doesn't get more Britpop steadying influence on either Every great all-American hero There are none. writing: 8-1 right now. effort is one of those things that than this. Vargas or McDougal and maybe, needs one. It's difficult to be less blunt. "underwater, out in space, and Adding Family Members To Your Plan: That's stretching the argument requires a little time to be fully The Seahorses' Do It Yourself he would have pulled out a few But, it is all too rare to see one Melodies wander and never in L.A./ your polluted air's no a bit too much. appreciated. is the product of former Stone games in the process. stand alone. quite connect, and the chord problem for these homeys" 1) You have 30 days to add your family for an additional $60. However, a few of the old faces The quintet from L.A. have Roses guitarist and songwriter Right now, Vargas and Everybody with a half a six- changes are "dark" and yet so (Transistor). 2) To add your family you must be on the Health Plan yourself would probably have a couple of hopped away from the raw John Squire, who has done his McDougal are two talented trav- pack's worth of brain knows that forgettable. For 311 fans, Transistor may 3) When you add your family - you must present your tuition receipt and pay an additional $60 at more wins. rap/funk/metal sound that best to create the second coming ellers fighting their way through Robin would have his arse And vocalist Las Vegas seems be a bit of a disappointment for that time. (Sony, we do not accept personal cheques - cash only). Maybe one day Reinebold will defined 311, and have relied of Oasis on this album. a dense jungle filled with lions at smeared all over the walls by the to have purchased her singing the first few listens. re-establish the era of winning much more heavily upon pro- The bluesy, head-bobbing riffs every turn. Joker, if it weren't for Batman. lessons with Club Z points. Keep playing it though, and that Bud Grant and, later on, duction and vocal special effects of the Roses are there, but are If you quit school: However, Reinebold's greatest And somehow Jimmy the pho- Sounding like the girl out of 4 swill it around in your mouth Murphy built, but it'll take a lit- to create a very nolished. vet not as compelling as those on error may have been a strategic tographer would be a bit muscu- Non-Blondes (remember What's before you swallow. tle while. larly unprepared for an worthy, sequel to their 1995 se' f- monster Roses efforts like Fools 1) one brick in July. up?... unfortunately, I do.) after You have 30 days to apply for change of status if you wish to receive a refund on the Health Plan. Let's just hope Jeff gets that impromptu showdown with Lex Gold and Love Spreads. 2) After this past Sunday's drub- a troublesome run-in with laryn- You will need your termination slip and your tuition receipt. much time. Luthor without the blue haired The lyrical content, though 3) gitis, Las Vegas shouts and Your refund is pro-rated - $5 for every month you attended school. man of steel, and his neato heat shallow at times, is what will screams, just to let you know S Mg CA. 'TEL draw you into the album. vision. that goddamn it, she's pissed off. Nirvana, the ex-grunge Justice Lines like "because a giant Thus, Sweet 75's self-titled squid/ he stole my wife and kid" League, were set for big things debut, while coming together at before lead guy Kurt decided to JOB OPPORTUNITIES!! 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Donelly's true musical talent to O 12:00 - 1:00 Sept.19, 7:30 p.m. Mustangs and Camaros. For each person it's some- be front and centre, and the Rainbow Stage Cigarette smoke and perfume thing different. results were impressive. Kegger With Philosopher Kings hung above the crowd, keeping For some it's sports or a In 1993, Belly's debut album Friday, Sept. 19 S27.50 & $24.50 at the mosquitos at bay. car, and for others, it could Star was released on Sire No cover and free pool Ticketmaster, 780-3333 The conversations of those in be a hobby or a particular Records. line ranged from the amount of flavour of ice cream. It exploded on alternative radio The Cave 2:00 - 6:00 Age of Electric "hot guys" inside to the amount Personally, my obsession stations and the video for Feed Sept.19, 10 p.m. of "hot girls." is a blond rock star from the Tree got constant air play on Campus Canada Caravan Pyramid Cabaret The bass line from Disco Providence, Rhode Island MTV. Monday, Sept. 22 With Zuckerbaby Inferno, barely audible over the named Tanya Donelly. The album eventually reached (Tons of free stuff!!) $10 in advance at Music City crowd's chatter, gave us a hint of I have been a big fan of No.2 on the U.K. charts. Buffalo Alcove 512 at the door what awaited us inside. Donelly for about five years, Belly was also nominated for 9:00 - 2:00 My friend Chris leaned over to but her career has spanned two Grammy awards, including Rock Against Racism me and sourly questioned the much longer than that. Best New Artist and Best The Maroons Sept. 19, 10 p.m. sanity of waiting in line for over Since becoming a fan, I Alternative Album. two hours for a country bar that Wednesday, Sept. 24 Le Rendez-Vous have had several encounters Belly's follow up album King ic Location TBA Featuring Propagandhi, plays '70s music once a week. with her. was released in 1995, and Mus

I told him to quit whining. 12:00 - 1:00 Malefaction, JFK & The These include crossing r received critical acclaim, land- e Conspirators, Mood Ruff, After all, this was all anyone at paths with her at ing them on the cover of Rolling

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tesy Tix - $14, available in DM20 $9 at the door After all, this was Boogie license after a concert in r first album, and problems with Night. Minneapolis, and most cou their record company eventually We finally arrived at the bar's to The Skydiggers recently conducting an e- led to the band's break-up in Preview Night at the doors, and after the ritual interro- pho Sept. 20, 9 p.m. mail interview with her for 1996. Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Pyramid Cabaret gation by the surly Stardust this article. Good news for Belly fans, the fair Tanya Donelly has Donelly has now released her For Students Only! $15 at Music City bouncers, we made our way Donelly is one of those rare released a new solo album called Lovesongsfor Underdogs. first solo album entitled 3 shows for $24. or at the door inside. people who is able to combine Lovesongs for Underdogs, but interesting songwriting, excellent guitar playing, and a voice that despite playing in bands for more than 15 years, Donelly says the Experience the unique Rolling Stones What Kinds of People? is full of strength and beauty. transition to solo artist is not a difficult one. atmosphere of a final dress Sept. 30 Donelly's first band was the Throwing Muses, which she formed "I'm solo, but I'm not alone. I still work with other musicians After buying a couple of beers rehearsal, and see Winnipeg Stadium back in 1981 with her step-sister Kristin Hersh. who contribute to the songs and keep me company. The weirdest (I'm one of those people that Canada's renowned Royal With Blues Traveler By the time Donelly turned 17, her band was a fixture in the part is seeing my big name on posters." needs a beer in my hand at all Winnipeg Ballet at rock 780-SEAT photo by Kari Puchala local clubs where she grew up. Donelly also says she became comfortable as a frontperson times when I'm at a bar. Is that a bottom prices! Is re-living the '70s and '80s a backlash response to In 1990, Donelly did a side project with Kim Deal, then of the while playing in Belly, and it definitely helped in the decision to sign of insecurity or alco- '90s existence, or simply a The evening starts at 7 Jane Siberry Pixies. go solo. holism?), Chris and I made the nostalgic look back at a grand or time of fashion? p.m. with pre-show chats Oct. 1 The band was the Breeders, and the album was Pod. The album features material that will be familiar to her fans, rounds, scoping the bar to see hosted by Q-94's Beau and West End Cultural Centre Knights". ration, doubt or insecurity, this Or had I simply outgrown the For myself and many people I know, Pod is regarded as one of including songs reminiscent of her days with the Throwing Muses what kinds of people arrived at a Tom. $15 and $18 at Ticketmaster Admittedly, these guys did put move can come across as the the greatest alternative albums of the '90s. as well as some of the slower songs off Star. club prior to 7:30 p.m. bar scene? Ask me the next time Come early for an insid- on a good show. dorkiest thing since the pocket Donelly says Pod is also an album she loves and has fond mem- Donelly says the album starts off with material she has more or There were, of course, your I'm at the bar and I'll let you er's look at the world of The Pursuit of Happiness Their set included the neces- protector. know. ories of making. less covered before, but then moves on to explore new ground. standard bar guys and girls, with dance with special guest Oct. 4, 10 p.m. sary seventies hit list, ranging I know I'd probably look like a "We made it in a house studio in Edinburgh, in pajamas. It was "The album gets into what I'm interested in moving towards in their ball caps, tight shirts and hot Upon leaving the parking lot of dancers, choreographers Pyramid Cabaret from Dancing Queen to We Are dork no matter what option I'd a blast." the future — spare, ambient, spooky, pretty." pants and boots - respectively. the Windsor Park Inn, I brought and designers. $4.99 in advance, $8 at the Family, and the crowd responded choose, and that's why I avoid Donelly later recorded a second EP with the Breeders called Donelly also says she learned a lot about her strengths and They stood for the most part in up this emergence of '70s nostal- Then the curtain rises at door well. dancing at all costs. Safari, as well as continuing her work with the Throwing Muses. weaknesses while making the album, as well as her self. silence, their eyes scanning the gia as well as the significance of 7:30 p.m. for three perfor- After their performance, most Not because I'm a bad dancer With all her work in the Throwing Muses and the Breeders, If you have enjoyed any of her work in the past, this is definite- crowd for a member of the oppo- the bar in the life of a young per- mances during the season. Corey Hart of the people Donelly's role was more in the background. ly an album for you. site sex worthy of their attention. or because I son with Chris, who by this time It all starts Oct. 21 with Oct. 7 on the dance She did have several tracks of her own on Throwing Muses' For those of you who have never heard of her before, check it Then we had the regular dislike danc- had turned into an incoherent the internationally Walker Theatre floor slowly "A r e we, albums, but many of her fans wanted more. out. An obsession awaits. Stardust patrons, looking sadly ing, but drunk. Again. acclaimed Zurich Ballet as $40 at Ticketmaster made their because Are we, as a generation, yearn- it performs to Bach's out of place in their cowboy hats way back into as a generation, and boots. haven't mas- ing for a safer, happier place, free Goldberg Variations. Other Recommended the throng. yearning for a tered that damn of gangs, AIDS and The On Mar. 10, the RWB The expressions on their faces No matter Stuff ranged from scorn to fear as they transition. Backstreet Boys? returns with the heart- how many safer, happier After a cou- West End boasts intimate atmosphere wrenching Gisellet a surveyed what was usually their times I see it, Oktoberfest ple of hours of tragedy of love, deception turf. there are few place?" Music, Fashion and The second in the series (on will be the first time she has says Burrows. Winnipeg Convention Centre making these By Steve Edwards and redemption. I noticed a large number of sights funnier Culture Thursday October 9th) features played Winnipeg in a number of One great advantage, especial- Continuing until Sept. 20 mustached men in baseball uni- completely The season closes with than watching Was the music, fashion and Call is here, and school too, the MacPherson Cartel and Keith years. ly for acoustic artists (and those forms, evidently taking advan- useless obser- Spring Serenade on May a person make that awkward culture of the 70s superior to that 1. 'but don't be getting the blues Dyck, who literally blew me And let's not forget Heather lucky enough to get tickets on Johnny Shortwave tage of the discount they received vations, Chris and I realized that 12, featuring two company transition from dancing to walk- of the '90s? because the West End Cultural away at the Edmonton Folk Fest. Bishop and the Wyrd Sisters, just sell-out nights), is the size of the Cinematheque for showing up in public, sport- maybe we weren't in that "boo- premieres including ing off the dance floor. gie" kind of mood. Center is kicking off the tail-end According to the WECC's to mention yet two more mem- venue. Sept. 22-25 ing clothing that definitely And why do hundreds of L'Etiquette by Joe Some people just get the pain of the year with a truly awesome Tremaine Burrows, some of the bers of a whole line-up of great Seating (or dancing) capacity 7:30 & 9:30 should be worn only on the dia- We weren't dancing, we young Winnipeggers make a Laughlin, a rambunctious over with, like removing a band- series of gigs this September. upcoming highlights (not to be gigs. is just over 300 people, so it's mond. weren't making any of the ritual- daily descent upon these cheesy, romp through the courts of aid in one swift, fluid motion. To whet your appetite, on missed on any account!) are two For those of you who are not really intimate-something you When the Cat's Away They looked happy though, istic attempts of "picking up", raunchy and very often violent Louis XIV. They dance, and then immedi- Thursday, Sept. 11, Richard very special combos: Friday, familiar with the venue (if this is just don't get at a Stones concert. Cinamatheque and that's the important thing. and our friends had abandoned us bars where the chances of meet- Students see it all for ately stop and walk away, mini- Moody, Strange Angels and Sept. 26, the WECC presents the possible), it is rated among the So use your student loan wise- Sept. 27-Oct. 2 So, after coming to the conclu- for a smoky corner away from the ing anyone decent are slim to only $24. mizing the drama as well as the Delina kick off "home-made Compadres, which features four best of its kind in North ly and grab some good vibra- 7:30 & 9:30 sion that the Boogie Night crowd action, which seemed to defeat none? It's bargain basement chances of anyone seeing them. radio," a series of gigs where one James Keelaghan and Oscar America by the artists them- tions. was certainly a motley crew, and the purpose of leaving the house. Chris turned to me as we piled ballet! Others choose to create a danc- night each month the best venue Lopez on stage together. selves, who see it. as "home" in For more information call the Galaxies following a brief discussion on Had nearly five years of going into our friend's car and said, Order today at 956-2792 ing walk, or strut, to assist in the to the bar resulted in my becom- in Winnipeg exclusively features On Monday, Sept. 29, Laura many ways. West End Cultural Center at 783- The Planetarium which haircuts qualify as "mul- "man, it's all about hope. Hoping or visit the RWB Box Office transition. local artists. Smith pairs with Stephen "This place is unique-its rea- 6918 or pick up a copy of its pro- Sept. 9-Nov. 30 lets" (ie. "hockey hair" or the ing a bitter, jaded and socially the at 380 Graham Ave. in the Done with grace and skill, this music will be good, hoping You can be on radio too Fearing. son for being is to provide the gram, but quick! Billy Ray Cyrus-do), Chris and I ignorant old man commenting on heart of downtown. option is effective. the woman of your dreams will because the gigs are being Burrows is also tickled pink to perfect environment for perform- finally turned our attention to the the strange practices of the Done with any amount of hesi- youthful and optimistic? talk to you and hoping that this recorded live by CBC for future have been lucky enough to book ers and audiences to get the most band, the infamous "Boogie -courtesy of the RWB time you'll have fun." broadcast. Jane Siberry on Oct. 1, since this possible out of the experience," Immo 01 snelea aaow

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6LVZ-Z£9 (t7OZ) Jo14D-uhlorpa litmus Twos L661 '91 niulaidaS OL sleluoinP3 L661 91 nolumdas .10)3310.1d aqi aolaa!Oid the Projector the Projector September 16, 1997 September 16, 1997 12 Diversions 0 inionPa e 13 Student journalist "can't get no respect!" Downtown Stadium? Downtown Security? Nahhhh Just relax. By Jay Whetter As for other sports facilities -- the Arena is perfect for real estate. Staff Columnist !cast not a credible one), which in turn the Moose and fine where it is. The Cyclone are cozy in Take all the old, empty buildings with boarded win- By Debbie Matejicka Sounds pretty easy, eh, especially for a times. would mean a failing grade. the Convention Centre. And the Stadium more people dows, graffiti and for sale signs and blow them up. Staff Writer student? Were these people avoiding me? Not even close. It seemed that way. As if that weren't enough, to add to my go to see the Hooter's girls than the Blue who? Winnipeg Flatten them down. Push them in. Drag them out. iat to do with Downtown? doesn't need a new football stadium downtown or any- Now wouldn't that feel good. Take the dead and rot- h the woes of being a journalist. I began my quest promptly at 10:00 They're just scared of me I thought. breakdown, a real, bonafide member of the press informed me that my contacts W where and a 20,000-seat Hooter's, although a great ting section of Portage Avenue -- from Main to Portage an. by contacting the appropriate Afterall, the media has been known to Let it relax, man. O were exceptionally good at getting back downtown draw, would make it even scarier for women. Place -- and bury it. Let me rephrase that - oh, the woes of sources. create some unfavorable impressions of Like with more officers, security guards, green street As it turned out, the two sources I was certain subjects. to the media. Sports is a loser. And from the folks at Dow-Corning, Where buildings once were put green spaces with zon- being a student journalist. walkers? so is the hooter business. attempting to get comments from were Not our faults, but it happens. In fact he said, he interviewed these ing for high-rises, commercial ventures, or condos. It's bad enough journalists these days I'd say no. What about an afternoon shopping? mysteriously absent from their offices. Hey, we're sworn to uncover and report contacts earlier in the year and they had Green attracts investors. are getting a bad rap because of the It gets to a point where there's more of them than plain- Oh god, no more shops. However, I was duly assured my mes- the truth, whatever that truth may be. gotten back to him promptly. Within five No green downtown means no development. Princess Diana situation, but try being a clothed people. And when there's so many of them There's Osborne Village for the off-the-wall stuff; the sages would most certainly be passed on Anyway. minutes, to be exact And if no development occurs right away that's okay student journalist...it reminds of Rodney walking around, people begin to wonder what the city Forks for the world stuff; there's Portage Place and the too because downtown is cleaner and roomier. There's Dangerfield's "I can't get no respect". and my call would be returned as soon as I needed help...bad. My deadline was So, they weren't avoiding me out of centre is really like. homogenia-malls, and way too many Revy, Home Depot, no more empty buildings with dark, scary corners and possible. coming on fast and all I had was a lead. I fear I might give them some "bad press." Take assignment #1 - Monday morning A little security can put a person at ease. Too much and Safeway superstores. Hmm, I thought. Sounds pretty legit. started to panic and slowly come unglued. They were avoiding me because I was, thugs. It doesn't look like a city on the downward spiral. journalism class. I found out just how the place starts to feel weird -- you look up and expect to The only shopping choices Winnipeggers are missing just wait around for them to call back. I finally lost it completely when I made and still am, a lowly student. Downtown will be a happier, friendlier place. woeful it can be to be a student journalist. see gunposts on rooftops. are a vendor selling skinned chickens festering by their Afterall, I am a journalist (sort of) and a last ditch effort to get a hold of one of So Mr. Dangerfield, I feel for you. More relaxed. Our mission: uncover and chase a cur- More security downtown won't help. feet in 35 degrees and a JC Penney. we journalists are important people. my contacts and her personal secretary Like you said "you can't get no rent news breaking gory, write an earth- Cold beer at a new sports venue? Both can wait. Right? blatantly lied to me. respect." shattering article on that story and hand it No. Downtown needs to relax, unwind, relieve some stress. So I waited. There was no way I was going to get an in by 5:00 p.m. The one winning team in town is getting a ball yard. I What's one of the best. ways to relieve stress? And waited. official comment from these people. That's the way it is out there in the real love the concept, it's in a great spot, but the CN yards are Smash stuff. Like taking a ratchet wrench to a battery- Then I called back several more This could translate into no story (at world of journalism. not Portage and Main. It won't save Eaton Place. dead car, Winnipeg should take a wrecking ball to stalled Your RRCC Horoscope Abs P What were you doing By Jill Macyshon WIrOtli ill1411[111, when you heard Princess IT Eritil tip“ i • Astrologer Staff Enjoy Great Books r"ditiAliP tet Diana was killed ? Aries (Mar. 21 - Apr. 19) - The first month of school already has you feeling stressed out. and save up to 4?-4 f cf‘49436R0 ••• Now that you're back in school, it s t • e Relax. Take a weekend off and do nothing or go see a movie. A peer sees you in a different light. This Ciniassaxeve could lead to a romance if you let it. to plan your escape! Travel CUTS can help. Whether you're heading home or across Taurus (Apr. 20 - May. 20) - A secret admirer makes themselves known to you this month. Canada, travelling to Europe or around This could interfere with a pre-existing relationship. Think before you act. I was at the lake. I just fin- OFF RETAIL. PRiCES the world, Travel CUTS is the student ished reading an article in a magazine when I heard. Gemini (May 21 - June 21) - A close friend needs a shoulder to cry on. Try to be under- Premium quality, travel expert. standing and keep your opinions to yourself. Money lost will be found. best selling, Started in 1974 by students for students, - Jocelyn Kingshott College prep for Nursing hardcover books CUTS serves over 200,000 Cancer (June 22 - July 22) - When's the last time you've been on a date? It's time to get out Travel at wholesale price students a year, saving them millions and party and lose the shell. You'll meet a future love interest mid-way through the month. • Vet. tern' Timrr ant. crilrns of dollars. Travel CUTS negotiates • Award •IVittnin; Chilliztrcs 11-okA CUTS STAFF AT PORTAGE AVE.NW CT ARS TRIP! • i-Auc:4tianall

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MESSAGES Lindsay, I love you. SC ME Of WY" I want to marry you. Arc you interested? Enter to win at your Students' Association Office Reply next Projector. 2 Tickets to see the . Cheers!! SA President Michael VOLUNTEER StOLLING STONES Crowley (left) and Pregnancy Distress Services Inc. focuses two of RRCC's fine MPI:Anther 30 on responsible parenting, healthy, preg- Draw will be made on September 24th. females toast the nancy outcomes, and preservation of fam- beginning of the new ilies. We invite caring, mature women school year at last and men to volunteer as telephone crisis Wednesday's SA counsellors for our 24 hour. You will b MITA, PINBALL SAME receive crisis line training, enhancement Kegger. ($700 Value) (On display at the cave) of your communication skills, and the sat- Bottom's Up! isfaction of helping someone who reaches out in need. Please call the Volunteer 2 Tickets % See The Manager at 772-9091 for an appointment. BLUE 1303 ►139? vs EDMONTON Es my& OcrrosEs 12 Caring mature women and men to assist Draw far Pinball Game and Bomber Tickets will be made on Fria, clients on our 24 hour crisis line. Training October 3 program for prospect volunteers begins Wednesday, September 24, 1997 from 7 Ballots available in your p.m. to 10 p.m. for 6 consecutive Wednesday evenings. Survival Guide Coupon Section Interested? Please contact Erica or or at the SA office. Rosemary at 772-9091 for further infor- Brought to you by Red Carpet Food Services mation. and to book an interview appoint- ment. nepenthe and your Students' Association.

Do you enjoy children? Warm. caring volunteers for child care supervision are required for weekday morning or after- The United Way of Winnipeg needs 20 ests, hobbies, and current abilities. Good included. Furnished bed and dresser. noon shifts at Young Parents Community volunteers to help kick off their 1997 communication skills and a knowledge of Share appliances. Centre for our respite day care program campaign. Volunteers would help putting Alzheimer disease are assests to this posi- $230/month. Please phone 633-4697. fir .44 . up tents, decorations, etc. at Memorial tion. iO4.< for inner city parents. In addition to the c -.44e4o4 .444: t t.c Park on September 24, 1997 from 8:00 Room & Board available for student in .:;4..m04o 414;447 rewards of providing an important ser- -44.44444. .. sera RWOR a.m. to 12 p.m. Volunteers must be 18 For previous 3, please contact Del at the new home in Garden City area. .0vat all tab.. WY'S %VIP t vice, we offer training and job references. flat, , years of age. Volunteer Centre 477-5180. To find out more, call the volunteer man- Completely furnished, c/w parking. ager at 772-9091. Close to bus route. $395.00/month. A volunteer program assistant is needed Available immediately. Call 338-3730. by a non-profit primary health care centre FOR HIRE in central Winnipeg. The volunteer assist September 23....All Subway outlets in Interested in becoming a volunteer? with meal programming, providing I LOVE WORDS! city are the location of our final "Twoonie Lions Club of Winnipeg Housing Centres refreshments to the elderly, and accompa- English tutor will help you polish your Tuesday". the prize is a Pamper Yourself has many opportunities such as: nying elderly patients in outings. English skills, essays, letters, etc....Also Package consisting of flower arrangement Appointment escort, Porter, Leader for a Approximately 3 hours per week is resume typing. Phone Joan at 338-2872. courtesy of Beyond Flowers, house clean- Hypnotist Tyson Paley entertains last Wednesday in the sing-along, Friendly visitor, Evening pro- required between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. ing courtesy of GH Cleaners, hair cut, and gram assistant, A.D.C. activity assistant, Tower Lounge products courtesy of Cone Hair Studio Pianist. A home activity program volunteer is ANNOUNCEMENTS and a 1 night stay in the theme rooms at Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts! A few RRCC students For more information, give us a call at needed to work with people with the Mariaggi's Hotel. 784-1224 or 784-1254. kick back and relax outside. Alzheimer disease and provide recreation- 5 minute walk to RRCC, home also has al activities tailored to the clients inter- wheelchair access utilities and cable

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