Tuesday, October 21 1 1980 Page 12 The Projector Tuesday, November 4, 1980 alba Red River Community College Student Newspaper ----1 WeLL-1 6.144T tit rW ►'46 PLIED Sotital •Ou 'Do? Judo and Archery MEM skiosit rukses, He sa'Jtb lac-.ALLY, 411) FLusikep RUT– THAT m141 whs Ix.LISeRicreoe 5-rtyPet ► 1.±.Fr -THe &ouzel' ALL Nte az:I-NES Luce 11/4 66.1..TracmANI are flourishing AN PANtmt■tel.•HATe IN MV w Ks' ...Re "DIN* 7146 TOILET. LOSING TO W-Ofte 1;1Esatett, To ex)eitt (4.)Auctio t Nero by Cathy Tardi L KA. Him t TACT tc T-46. ciaNsezoom••• Following an October 13 ► K._ meeting, a Judo Club has been IN Tfle 13oo formed. Department head, Roy The Projector Pollock is in charge of this group for the time being until an in- structor is hired ( which should be soon). Practises will start this Tuesday and Thursday, October 21 and 23 from 4-6 in the South Gym. If you have "difficulty in attending both nights, one night is better than none, although, "We would prefer that people attend both Tuesday and Thursday night," said Pollock. GEORGE HAS A DEGREE IN MARINE If you have signed up for the Rifle Club and even if you haven't, make sure you read this! For anyone interested in a rifle 13IOLOGY AND A KII3 DRIVING club, please meet in the South put qualified people to work Gym October 23 at 4:15 for a Science and technology A out short information meeting. ' graduates like George are too ■ in the disciplines they're trained to follow. The Canadian goyernment is Roy Pollock, Phys. Ed. valuable to waste. These are the Department Hed says that this ready to help by contributing up to club was offered last year, but people, young and enthusiastic, who there wasn't sufficient interest. should be helping us to shape $1,250 a month (for a maximum of 12 "We have three rifles available months) towards the salaries of and so all we require is about tomorrow. These are minds, fresh and three more." Pollock would like innovative, that could be involved in university, community college and to see no more than 12 people at technical school graduates with the once—any more and it becomes research and development and in its too crowded. application to urgent energy and qualifications to tackle those projects; environmental problems and to the task graduates who haven't, until now, been The meeting October 23 puts of making Canadian industry more able to find employment in their you under no obligation to join so ' why not come out and have your efficient and competitive. disciplines. questions answered. VVe can't afford to wait. Talk to Employment & Immigration Canada about our New .Technoloigy Do you want it Private sector companies, individ- uals, associations, research institutes Employment Program. or don't you and community organizations can help by ,_ You know what's on our minds. Tell developing projects that will contribute us what's on yours. by Cathy Tardi You asked for it—you got it— to Canada's future and at the same time and then you didn't show up! In September. there seemed to be a demand for an Archery Club. Jack Kaplan from the Phys. Ed. Department agreed to head the Club. A sign-up sheet was posted in the North Gym and a large number of people signed up—enough to warrant a club. Several weeks age. Kaplan decided to call his first meeting and proceeded to post notices of this meeting int he hallways. The day of the meeting came and five people showed up. "I posted the notices five or six days in ad- vance of the meeting. I guess people jsut don't bother to look for or read poster," said Kaplan. Because of the poor turnout at the meeting, the club was can- celled. Calling all coaches Barb Francis. Women's Volleyball Coach would like to invite any novice coaches within the college to attend any and all practices. The girls practice Tuesday and Thursday in the photo by Bill McGrath North Gym from 4:30 to 6:30. Coaches who attend will be sked Who is this man and what is he looking for? He's O.J. Anderson mime artist extraordinaire and he's looking for you on page 11. to assist in the running of drills, and to make a critical analysis of the basic skills of at least one player. Why? It is a learning situation for new coaches, and iwIl hopefully create interest in Under the Cover coaching. It may also let the student body know that we welcome their presence. As a direct result of the Jo' failure of the National For the first time in the Sports- Barb Francis, Women's Does the federal govern- Union of Students history of this college, Red volleyball coach would like to ment have the right to invite any novice coaches within referendum held last year (I River's volleyball team has the college to attend any and all invoke the War Measures know half of you weren't been accepted into the practices. The girls practice Act without justifying it? If here, but it affects you this Canadian College Athletic Tuesday and Thursday in the you have no opinion, read year), RRCC lost its Association. Women's and North Gym from 4:30 to 6:30. page 9. Meanwhile Fran- prospective membership in Men's teams are both off to Coaches who attend will be cophones in Manitoba asked to assist in the running of another organization called tremendous starts, see the drills, and to make a critical parle en francais on page 7. the Association of Student sports pages for all the analysis of the basic skills of at Councils, a service details... least one player. 4 Employment and Emploi et organization closely tied to Why? It is a learning situation Immigration Canada Immigration Canada NUS...turn the page. for new coaches. and will I hopefully create interest in Canada Lloyd Axworthy Minister Lloyd Axworthy Mintstre coaching. It may also let the student body know that we 111 welcome their presence. Tuesday, November 4, 1980 Page 2 The Projector Tuesday, November 4, 1980 The Projector Page 3 Get involved in S.A. activities! College Update November 4-6 Wendy Grossman In the Lounge College membership in AOSC lapses "The Muppet Movie" representative present when the provide services to students. 11, 4, 7 Freebie Film Festival by Penni Mitchell respect, they are more of a Mike Miller, a NUS fieldworker Their organization would have of Red River Com- in British Columbia. motion came to the floor to let our November 12 MI hopes political organization than AOSC. prospective membership in nothing to do with political ac- munity College becoming the By having such close ties bet- The new organization will AOSC lapse. tivities such as lobbying the White Lecture Theatre most powerful campus in Canada ween the two organizations ; it is feature joint membership for Jim Eagan, President of the government for increases in have dwindled away into ever- felt by both NUS and AOSC that students in all three University of Manitoba and Rick student aid. The fledgling service more. each group can reinforce the organizations. ( AOSC, NUS and i viengstuacibeountt organization would only be other. Much of the membership provincial organizations.) Only South Gym $2.00 Last year, we were short just a sPrrtiinagruepaa eaal calt eYr nt aa lt k servicing campuses in Western 3:30-7:30 \ overlaps, so they hold their one referendum will be needed to organization, which would Canada. November 14 Pub Nite featuring "Ed Z" few votes when a National Union meetings at the same time. become members of both the of Students (NUS) referendum However, each organization service organization AOSC and was held on campus. Before the maintains separate boards of the lobbying organization NUS. bring coats and books, school will be locked referendum we had been what directors to ensure the two The combined membership is are called "prospective" remain distinct. intended to eliminate the current There's no life like it members. At that time, we overlap of work done by the The moral of the story may be by Burton Robson automatically became provincial and national groups. This year, the Student willi learn about involvement in prospective members in another that as Red River loses its NUS and AOSC are hoping to get the various clubs in the college, membership to student Association wants to become December 5 Beer and Skits Entry forms available at SA Office student organization called the the referendum for the new actively involved in giving RRCC as well as how to use their student Association of Student Councils, organizations, it's becoming organization started before this cards to sign out equipment. more secluded from the outside tours to high school students in or AOSC. However, what we spring on the campuses of the province. Surprisingly, this is something world. But, we still belong to a many new students don't know didn't know until recently was Carleton in Ottawa, the In past years, tours were Rm DM20 (next to the Cave) Many prizes. that our prospective membership provincial organization called University of Waterloo, the how to do. SAM (Students Association of conducted by the college in The SA tours will take visitors in AOSC lapsed when our NUS University of Winnipeg and conjunction with the Community status lapsed. Manitoba) so all hope isn't lost.