The Martlet Page 2, Thursday, October 15, 1970 IF YOU CAN DIG JAZZ, ROCK OR MANDRAKE CLASSICAL MUSIC THE MAGICIAN THEN YOU SHOULD SEE FOR ONE SHOW ONLY LIGHTHOUSE THIS, ... A TOP CANADIAN ROCK GROUP SATURDAY - OCT. 17- NOV. 1 AT 8:30 PM. 8:30 P.M. SUB UPPER LOUNGE UVlC GYM TICKETS: MONROE’S , RECORDGALLERY, ADMISSION IS 75‘ UVlC STUDENTS OFFICE, 81 ATDOOR $1.50 GENERAL ADMISSION. STUDENTS $2-00 GENERAL $2.50 TICKETS AT DOOR ONLY DIK VISSER HOMECOMING WEEK Dutch Guitarist FESTlVlTl ES (OCTOBER 19 - 24th.) Monday Oct. 19 - Pub begins 5 p.m. --8 PM Upper Lounge - DIK VISSER CLASSICAL GUITARIST. 50c Students $1.00 General Tuesday Oct. 20 - Dik Visser Classical Guitarist 8 pm Sub Upper Lounge Wednesday Oct. 21 - 12:30 PM Noon Hour Concertwith the BOZO BROS. - free “5 PM - Pub open till midnite. Dik Visser,one of the < Thursday Oct: 22 - Fr& SOCHop in Upper Lounge world’s foremost Classical at 8 PM till midnite. and Guitarist’s, Friday Oct. 23 - WCIA Soccer Tournament all Weekend - Pub opens 5PM will perform in theS.U.B. Cabaret starts at 9 PM “Basketball game UVIC gym 8:30 PM Alumni vs Vikings Upper Lounge Halftime ClAFX vs Students Council At 8 P.M. Saturday October 23 - Beer and beef barbecue beginning at NOON in Sub.Proceeds to United Red Feather appeal. Monday and Tuesday, --First annual “Bed Races” around ring road at 2 PM. Clubs participating as well as Alumni and teams from October 19 and 20th otheruniversities. Admission is 50c for students, $1.00 general. --Cartoons will be shown all day beginning at NOON in Clubs Rooms A & B Don’t Miss This Opportunity To --FROSH DANCEAT CRAIGDARROCH COMMONS BLOCK (9 pm tolam) with SCHILOCK. Tickets $3.50 couple. Hear This Highly Talented Artist Thursday, Oct6ber 15, 1970 Page 3- ,. w Gestalt.workshops planned for course = council helps pay AMs Expeditionary Forces landing off Godthaab UVic force fares well in battle . .Upon learning that thereis still Greenland today issued a com- ‘ General Armour has just gone an interest in the Greenland war munique from his headquarters north to ths US.air base at Thule on campus, our Special in a bar at the Godthaab docks. with the intention of spiking the c “War is damn good fun,” he Coke machines there with thirty- Correspondent flew to Greenland grinned, fondling hisMauser, overproof rum. We hope to incite to interviewGeneral John Kirkbysaidprofessional “By using a variety of “especially with the Tuborg beer the resultingdrunkards to use therapists from Cowichan Lake techniquesincluding U.S. firepower to take over the who have been trained by the-late psychodrama, the therapist feeds northwestern coast andthen to do Dr. F.S. Perk of the Gestalt back to the person howhe is something typically silly like Institute of Canada will be at the m,”he said. fighting a glacier andlosing.This workshops. will leave the resulting territory He said onetherapist will work Kirkby said videotapes of the an easy preyfor AMs forces. I’m with a group of 15 students in sessians will be available for the peoplewhose financialsupport six months without king a shot. staying h-ere to make the local each of four workshops. He said executivecouncil,the The flag now flies over women into staunchallies of we rely on. AMs the therapists will ask for $30 a representativeassembly and 800,OOO square milesof prime ice ours. They’re figuring that if the personfor their fees. Sixty anyane else interested in viewing and snow.” rest of the AMs soldiery is as students, he said, would pay a them. Godthaab.GREENLAND Upon being asked to describe good as what they’ve been getting total of $1,800. He called the sessions an (SHU) General John Bentley of the AMs flag, Bentley ordered recently, that they’ll welcome the “Students will pay a part of “experiment in radical education theUvic AMS forces in anotherTuborg and said, “It boys with open arms...which that but not all. We are applying for the individual.” varies from place to place and reminds me ...how’s the on- for the balance from the student “lhe student council and R.A. timeto time but right now it campus recruitingcoming? We council,” he said. will view this to see if it is wor- ELECTION portrays a wrung-out dishrag need all the men we can get for Kirkby said the workshops will thwhile to set this up on a per- dripping onto an expanded SUB. the big uprising inwhich we’ll be about 15 hours spaced evenly manent basis,” he said. Kirkby We feel that this isan appropriate take over the west coasthere. over three days on a weekend. said he is looking for a casual RESULTS symbol and hope that the AMS in Send some of those campus He described gestalt therapyas informal setting on campus for Angie Esposito overanthe Victoria will soon adopt it as its revolutionaries if you can find an awareness therapy. the workshops. opposition to lead the polls in the own.” any; this1give ’emsomething to “The object of this therapy is He told the executive council he Senateelection last week. General Bentley wm’ton to gettheir teeth into. Today for the person to become aware of Esposito’s victory was never in describefuture plans for the Greenland, tomorrow theworld ! his existence in the world. That is hopes to see the workshops eventually become a permanent doubtonce ballot counting AMS expenditionaryforces: The AMs will justify itself yet.” surprisingly difficult to achieve. started. He garnered a total of 551 “It is possible that in course institution on the campus. the votes, in the low (18 percent) of participatingthesein Studentcouncil president turnout election. workshops, studentsmay havean Robat McDougall was appointed The contest for the second FREE experience of freedom. mat by comcil to be limn between Senate seat was hard fought all experience is unforgettable. the council and workshops. the way. Three close running candidatesresulted in several ballotrecounts, with victory SOC HOP finally going to Dave Harris with Education Faculty 296 .votes,one more than Al 8 P.M. THURSDAY OCT. 22 Murcloch and 16 more than Keith Gibbj. confused about rule changes Results of the Representative SUB UPPER LOUNGE Assemblyelections are as Proposed rule changes in theFaculty of Educationhave follows : prospective teachers worrying, and straight answers fromthe 1st Year Rep. Assembly: 1. Peter Faculty are hard to come by. Cruise 423 (X),2. Cathie McGhee The not yet official changes require students planning to transfer 420 (:X),3. Russ Keziere 385 (X), into the Education Faculty theon secondary program,two areas of 4. Laura Anderson 369 (X),5. Sports menu: competence (a mapr and a minor) plus Geography 101, a Fine Dale Kuster 307. Arts course,two English courses, a Math courseanda lab science. 2nd Year Rep. Assembly: 1. Ron Not fulfilling these requirements, one student decided to go into Usher 442 (X), 2. Alastair Friday, Oct. 16: elementary education instead.For this, he needed to have seventy Murcloch 420 (X),3. JeffArndt Hockey - Vikings vs. Stockers, Esquimalt, 8 p.m. hours teaching experience so he went to see an advisor in the 357 (X),4. Brad Zink 345 (X),5. Faculty. The student was advisedthat ne could teach three or four Tye Lewis 319 (X), 6. Roger hours a week during the year to pick up the seventy hours ex- Painter 291 (X),7. TimKilgore Saturday, Oct. 17: perience The next person he talked to was the man supervising 270. Soccer - Norsemen vs. student teaching.He informed the student thatin order to fulfil the 3rd & 4th Year R. Assembly: 1. teaching hours requirement, he must teach at Christmas or for Lynne Brassington 497 (X),2. Saanich Pen., Heywood, 2:15. three weeks in May. Three or four hours a week is not acceptable. Chuck Ode11 383 (X),3. Mike Rugby - BCIT vs. Jutes, Vancouver, 1 :15 The supervisor went on to say that the student might not be able Donison 376 (X),4. Pat Dunae 373 (X),5. Ian Broome 339 (X),6. to be placed in a school in May, since priority goes to those who are Cross B.C. team Vancouver. already in the Education Faculty.This is the double bind situation Jim Haskell 297 (X),7. Trevor Country - trials, that exists for many students in their fiial year before taking Barnacle 284. Rugby - Norsemen vs Vikings, Gordon Head, 2:30. teacher training. Acclamations:Grade Class Presrdent - Tom Newell. Ac- Sunday, Oct. 18: tivities Coordinator- Bert Weiss. Soccer - Roadrunners Vikings, Rose IntramuralSports Chairman - vs. 2:15. MARTLET STAFF LindaFlavelle. Campus No meeting tonight. Development Chairman - Nigel Note - Women’s Field Hockey team travels bo Banks. First year rep. - Michael Calgary for WCIAA tournament. We’ll meet Monday 7.30 p.m. instead. Eckford (% term). year rep. - I 1Cindy Brand (1% term). Page 4, Thursday, October 15, 1970 Editor.. .................................. -Bob Higinbotham News Editor ................................... Rob Hamilton Sprts Editor ................................... Glen Moffat Photo Editor ................................. .Dennis Steinle News Staff -.- - -. .Lee Mills, Bob Ballam, Dave Climenhaga, Tony Senyk, Brock Ketcham, Helen Melnyk, Mark Hume, Jack Godfrey, et al. 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