if%Dao’b”’thrnbad the obscenity of*& * frisbee freak’s guidebook THE MARTLET, Aagmt 10, lyll Page 2 l7ie Martlet Maison Francaise Maison Francaise, 'an.in- program began in.1985. The that tryare the ones' that tensive course in con- instructors &re French benefit". versational.French,- is on Canadian teachers. They live "The best way to 1- a campus again this summer. in the residence with the language is to live in the . Part of Lansdowne students to give extra aid and country, of Course, although Residence is occupied by 76 encouragement. As weli as the Maison Francaise works very Francophiles who are par- actual 6 instructors, there are well", stated Miss De ticipating in an attempt to FrenchfiveCanadian Koninck. become bilingual. ,They in- students to provide additonal Most of the students that clude teachers as well as high coaching. were interviewecl agreed'tbat school universityand the course was going well and students.Therearefivehours One of the hstructors, Miss that hey were.. learning a ofclasseseachdayaswellas 'Zita Koninck, said in an great deal. out of clam assignments. They interview that she feels that Some of the students, are also encouraged to speak the course is workingvery enrolled in the course have French at. meals and social well. She said thatshe had had very little backgrotmd in events. language films noticed a great improvement French. Other are French in most members of her class. and records 4provided in ryl quite fluent. About, two-thhds at- to ''triiin the ear". "It is difficult to come up of the'studenta-are on the Maison Francaise is an here with all your friends and scholarshipoffered by the attempt to teach French in an notspeaktatheminEnglish .B.C. Government to high environmental situation. This when you aren't in class", she school universityand commented,"but the ones students. Day-care to open soon applications being .taken- The Wic DayCare centre, but due to numesouo me%-- an old revitalized house sitting pectedcomplications - just off campus, will open its mainlyintheformofredtape doore foroperation Awt - delay followed deday. 3ouI .. supervisar of the centre, Mrs.~WiUiam8~reyr,' If all goes well that-b. -x Ibnava, fbnt'tln 9epcue mcCn(n"to &"-tocued0t~Mcoay have time ago, apsaed wme Rd. --should ba.aperatioarl. -I 1.. ’. -- 1 The grea:t Oz- conspiracy trial by martlet $aff~ Felix Dennis,another Oz Learywent on in his davidtodd28of Oz, Magazine, to wit, the @me PPkthe mainCause ~~~~1 oZ.~,~~~l~ last of that, he said, would be the editor,elaborated on the uniquelymundane fashion: M& difficultiesthey had ex- there a ’type of music LONDON‘,ENGLAND year, the editors decided to idea “‘that Rupert Bear had a “Is John and YokO have written give school children the op- penis at dl.’’ perienced in gettingthe called. mood music bhich ;magazine published. One assists young peoplegetting to an album for them’rock bands portunity to hplpproduce an Outside the court, Oz sup likeTraffic . are playing issueof the magazine. Twenty porters were selling T~irts printer refused on the grounds know each other sexually?” benefitsforthem and their children accepted invitations embroidered with “Oz Ob- his premiseswere too near he queried. Buckingham Palace.In- Earlier the prosecutor had supPOrters have used to submit ideas and attend scenity Trial-Old Bailey.1971”. werythingfrom street editorialconferences. The Mr. Leary objected to the sale terjected the judge, “Cay we defined“indecent” and out s“obscene” as the difference to Shirt badges to publicize the final result . was thatthe of these while thetrial was keep the Royal Family of this case? Let us go to another betweenaman who strips cause. children selected most of the go* On* “They”, areRichard material for publication,-and point .” naked on a crowded beach and Much of the prosecution’s one who strips and mastur- Neville, 29, Fdix Dennis, 24, in almost allcases decided Inside,’ Ronald Dworken, and James Anderson, 32, the whatwent into the magazine. professor ofjmispl.udence at attackhad been .directed bates. editors of Oz, Britain’s leiding Oxford .was saying, “This towards the editorial stance of Detective-Inspector Luff of undergroundmagazine. For The second day of the trial pro%ecution is in a Sense a Oz on drugs. One ad- the Obscene Publications the past six these three the jurors spent the afternoon , corruption of publicmorals. It vertisement for a “Mind Squad, an impartial witness if men havebeen a on trial in 0~7“from cover to ’ seemsto me that part of the Bending Acid Oz” issue said it ever there was one, said Issue bndon’s Centr&Criminal cover”. as Judgepublicmoralityin- of this country was “packed with _facts; and 28 of Oz had attacked society. Court, the Old Bailey,charged strutted* is the freedom of expression.” information on the real dope’ Incidentally, Luff’s men had with “conspiracy to produce a themselvesattacked society. magazine with intent to His squad had removed from corrupt children.” Oz officesall .files, sub- Wizards offed by jud!ge . .. scription lists and ledgers. me trial is the latest move MichaelDuane, a lecturer the authorities in this Amid cries of outrage late Nevillewas jailed for 15 members of the new editorial by at . Roehampton ‘normal countryto curtailthe last week a British Hikh Court months and recommendedfor board promjsed that the next judgehanded down stiff deportation, Anderson jailed issue will be a bombshell. school, considered the people elements of the underground who took 1eg-d action against pess which have most of- sentences, on obscenity for one year; and Dennis for “Thistime they will need charges, to the three editors 01 ninemonths. All are ap- the sedition laws, not just the Oz to be apparently mentally fended the sensibilities of deranged as, he said, “no one ‘ScotlandYard’s Obscene 02. pealing. bbscenitylaws, to bust us,” ThrohghoutBritain, Subsequent ta.the charges, warned one. in his. normal ,senses would Publications.Squad. deal with a, prank” by’ politicians, . pop stars, several Oz supporters were Elevenmembers of Unlike mostsuch cases newspapers a.nd civil liberties arrested in.scuffles with the Parliament, including three bringing the whdle process of which pass through.English groups have protested the police, and others madean formerLaborcabinet law to bear on -hung people. courts, this trial has received jailing Thursday of Richard effigy of the judge which was ministers, have intrqduced .a Others testifid that -but for wide reportage both in Britain Neville, James Anderson, and burned‘outside the Courts Commonsmotion expressing the activities 06the state the and abroad. In an otherwise Felix Dennis by Justice ,building. shock ’at the severity of the issue .would .: have been ratherdull and dreary, Michael Argylei As the row continues, the- sentences. forgotten a long time ago. summer, withBritons lulled In the ‘prosecution’s closing by’ekdl&y% progress speesh.,Jeary okqrved that report pn the European Next morning,Richard Neville gavea hint of the 01. 28 could be divided into Common - Market,the Oz ”21ean” and sections. Obscenity mal has proved tactical line the defence were “dirty” . He failed: however, produce thecomie event of the ti0 take. “fifyou convict us at tried, across the river, in Prosecutor Leary suggested to the adof this trial,” he said, Lambeth, the trialof the Little specific cases .of “depravity season.‘ ‘Nat onlyhave the achild might have sucked and corruption” attributable defendantsproduced a “you are in reality convicting Red Schoob-k was taking the edge of the page thinking magnificent piece of absurd school children”’ place. The publisher, w(lhard there was something on it. to the magazine.This is in theatre, but the Crown Handyside, was fined $400 for marked contrast td the high producinga information “All they- would have got calibre of witnessesthe prosecution has, by its “... And if you convict them, sex \was some ink on their lips.” handbookfor young people. defence has brought forth, one gullibility, contributed the thenyou yourselves must : RepliedNeville “No-one to Handyside said beforehe after the other, in seemingly light atmosphere in the staid accept .some of the respon- ‘wouldhave believed that if left the court that the book endless procession. : old court, with exchanges like sibility for their guilt. So far they‘ sucked the pagethey the Wowing: fromdebauching the morals encouraged youngpeople to question authority, and, thus would have got high.” Fora month, the London of the young, our evidence will & had, he explained, simply Times has reported on the The Crown prosecutor asks show that Oz is part of a its banningwas apolitical decision. beena reference to the trial with headlines such as John Peel, a BBC disc jockey, communicationsnetwork rumour that LSDcould be “Child Psychiatrist Says Oz whether he has ever con- intends the vqy As the magistrate madehis whicli op- Harmful.” ‘ ekitfrom the courtroom,he empregnated in Paper. Oz had Not tracted VD, . posite. It sets out to enlighten wed exaggeration, a standard At this date of- writing the CROWN - ‘‘I ~nlyasked you and elevate public morais;Sex was followed by cries of “You satirical technique, “just like trial continues Monday, July obscene old man.” thatbecause you have crimes inDenmark have Swift did”, said Neville. Richard Neville took the broadcast it.” Reading,ne& London, 26, dropped since the abolition of In Theprosecution whole day deli& a brilliant PEEL “I Would be Very cops recruited from all over to - laws against pornography.” unabashedlyquestioned address in defence of his svprised if a lot of people in southenr England were riding witnesses about the cover of magazine’spolicies. One this Court had not had herd on the rock festival there, in particular bane of the the school Kidz edition, which correspondent~amparedit to venereal disease.” turning it intoa threeday pro.ttecution wascartoona depicted four pairs of girls in afamous speech. made in mWN -“which partof.the depictingRupert Bear, a poli~eman9~ball.