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October o ALL THE KINGS EN Sun November 6 - ALL THE KINGSM{N 7pm - midnight IFY rC. 2 am, Saturday and Sunday 2pm 2am 120 RING STREET Ph: 02 october24 2005 the WOO ctor- E o n-C Brown news briefs editor theprojecrorca City recognizes College with Award Now Hiring News Editor Red River College has been recognized by the The Winnipeg Minor Volleyball Association is Mike 'ch city of Winnipeg for the landscaping design that looking to fill the following paid positions: refer- C 0 integrated the Princess Street Campus with the ees, coaches, and instructors. Exchange District. If you are interested, call 269-7777 or visit The honorable mention award was given out wvvw.wmva.ca Entertainment Editor at the city's 2005 Accessibility Awards which Jen Zoratti Street Closures [email protected] are presented every year to indoor and outdoor design projects that surpass the expectations of The Exchange District will be the site used the Manitoba Building Code in relation to creat- in the filming of the Warner Bros film, The ing a commendable accessible environment. Assassination of Jesse James. Streets in the Layout/Photo Editor The design for the Princess Street Campus was Exchange will be shut down and hope to be Grant Burr created by consulting firm Scatliff+Miller+Murry reopened by Wednesday Oct. 26. [email protected] Inc. The film will have a closed set and therefore no visitors will be allowed. Pedestrian and vehicle RRC Volleyball Schedule traffic should also obey all barricades and signage Layout/Photo Editor throughout filming. Justen Vogt The season is already half over, but there are [email protected] The following streets will be closed, however still a few RRC varsity volleyball home games for any street in the area may also be closed with no you to catch. Here are the remaining games for notice: this season: Advertising and Sales Manager Monday, Oct. 24 (5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.) Guy Lussier Men Albert St. between Notre Dame and McDermot [email protected] Oct. 24 9:00 p.m. RRC vs. Providence with local access to parkade at 35 Albert Street. 0 Oct. 29 12:30 p.m. RRC vs. Assiniboine 3:30 p.m. Transit routes in the Exchange will also contributing writers & photographers be re-routed. For more information visit Women www.winnipegtransit.com or call 986-5700. Paul Adair Alan MacKenzie Oct. 24 7:00 p.m. RRC vs. Providence Kyle Bakx Kyle Martin Oct. 29 11:00 a.m. RRC vs. Assiniboine Brent Batters Colin McDougall 2:00 p.m. Lizz Bottrell Christa Mariash Colleen Bready Sheila North Wilson Alana Broadbent Chris Reid Erin Carter Pamela Roz Eric Dueck Darren Ridgley Jonathan Dyck-Lyons Laura Ruddock Patrick Faucher Nicole Shawnowsky Joanna Fultz Krista Simonson Travis Golby Amanda Stephens Paul Grigaitis Carly Thompson Shelley Gray James Turner Sheri Lamb Kirsten Whitehill Blair Lee Carle Willson o Alumni prepare Arnie Lesyk Matt Wright Cara Lytwyn Rudy Zacharias meeting annual banquet PHOTO I KIRSTEN WHITEHILL the next story mee ng BY KIRSTEN WHITEHILL have on our province. "It hasn't been a hard sale," Ninety seven per cent of RRC Mock says. "Instead of asking, n Saturday Nov. 19, graduates stay in Manitoba, would you like to buy tickets, or the projector is: approximately 160 Red contributing to the province's it's how many tickets do you 0 River College Alumni economy. need." 12:00 p.m., Friday, and faculty will be wined and "We have successful alumni The popularity of the dinner dined at the Third Annual who are very influential in can be measured by looking November 4, 2005 Alumni Dinner, being held at Manitoba," Johnson says. ahead to next year. the Winnipeg Squash Racquet "Everyone is affected by RRC "We are already planning next Club. and their graduates in some way year's dinner at a larger venue," in W102 Newsroom The event, which recog- or another, it's important that Johnson says. "There is an obvi- nizes distinguished alumni, is we show our pride." ous want for an event like this." a chance for graduates to stay The dinner, which will have connected and show where their "The Alumni Dinner its largest attendance to date, RRC education has taken them. has become a will offer more than just a Alumni Committee Co-chairs signature annual chance to celebrate and recon- and former RRC graduates Kerri nect with fellow alums. RRC Johnson and Hary Mock have event." President, Jeff Zabudsky will projector: the been volunteering their time HARV MOCK use the event to premiere a mul- Phone: 204.947.0013 to make this night and future timedia collage of the college's Fax: 204.949.9150 events memorable and profit- The alumni dinner also vision for tomorrow. The Projector able for those who attend. demonstrates to current RRC The Distinguished Alumni c/o Red River College Students' Association "The Alumni Dinner has students the importance and award recipients will be hon- P 110 - 160 Princess Street become a signature annual benefits of staying involved with ored, as well as profiled through the College after graduation. Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1K9 event," Mock says. "My vision a series of multimedia vignettes, is to continue developing and The Alumni Dinner, which and comedian Dean Jenkinson initiating new ideas to celebrate has grown more popular each will be performing later in For advertising information, contact alumni and promote the col- year, has changed its format Guy Lussier at: the night. RRC's own Kenton lege." from previous years. The first Larsen will be acting as the mas- 204.632.2070 The main importance of the two dinners were by invitation ter of ceremonies. [email protected] dinner is to provide a unique only and were held in a smaller evening that recognizes the con- venue. This is the first year tick- tributions and impact graduates ets are openly available. I 03 newsoctober 24 2005 theprojectorTh news from the RRC prof takes top award BY JONATHAN DYCK-LYONS ics worldwide on a yearly basis. According to Kenneth Webb, Bloomfield agrees, "I can demanding trade that chal- The Imperial Company, a man- vice-president academic at Red always incorporate outside lenges one's ability to grasp the on't bother calling ufacturer that specializes in air River College, Bloomfield's learning experiences into my facets of many other recognized Sidney Bloomfield to conditioning tools and instru- achievements enrich his stu- classroom." trades," says Bloomfield. "To D ask if his refrigerator ments, sponsored the award. dent's learning experience. He also knows how impor- me, it represents an accom- is running. Bloomfield received his "Mr. Bloomfield's accom- tant the refrigeration business plishment plus a validation of It probably is, since the award in Atlanta, Georgia at the plishment highlights the is, even in one of the coldest my ability and knowledge in Red River College instructor Refrigeration Service Engineers dedication of RRC instructors cities in Canada. the field." just won the 2005 Imperial Society (RSES) Annual Awards "Refrigeration service isn't This isn't the first time an Award for the Commercial Luncheon on Sept. 29. "I can always incor- like other household duties. RRC refrigeration instructor Air Conditioning Specialist The commercial air condi- Anyone can do something like has brought home an award for Examination. tioning specialist exam covers porate outside learn- electrical repair, but air condi- leading scores in the RSES. Bloomfield, who tied for the everything related to air con- ing experiences into tioning systems must be treated Last year, Bloomfield received highest score on the exam, has ditioning — from basic refrig- my classroom." by a certified technician. The an Imperial award for commer- been a refrigeration instructor eration principles to product SIDNEY BLOOMFIELD trade is really picking up now." cial refrigeration. Bloomfield's at the College for four years. service and troubleshooting. According to Bloomfield, colleague, George Kurowski This isn't just any air condi- Sponsorship and organiza- to ensure the highest quality winning the award has given won an Imperial eastman award tioning exam, only 10 to 15 tion of the exam is provided education for our students," him a strong sense of achieve- for controls specialist in 1984. per cent of examinees achieve a by the RSES, which has more says Webb. "Throughout the ment. passing score, and it is offered than 20,000 North American College, our teachers are com- "It's a real honour to be exclusively to certified mechan- members. mitted to excellence." recognized by my peers in a correction notice: RE: 'rallying against institution funding' by Rudy Zacharias. Oct. H. issue. Photograph was taken by D. Kendel, not Rudy Zacharias. The last name of the doctor quoted in the article is Conroy, not Conway.