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Nov. 10, 1986 Page 2

The Other Press

 

DCSS Update

As I take my typewriter
in hand, it signals that
time of the fortnight;
DCSS update time. Well
now, what’s all been hap-
pening around the
Student Society?

The International
Student Identity cards are
free to full time students
and entitle them to dis-
counts on everything
from travel to meals. They
are valid from the end of
October/86 “until the end
of December/87 and can
be picked up in_ the
Student Society office.
Please bring a _ passport
size photo with you.

October 9, Punchlines
comedian Barry Kennedy
was here for a_ free

  

 

 

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performance for the
Douglas College students.
The reception toward the

idea of $a comedian
providing entertainment
on the Thursday _ break

was encouraging and the
DCSS will be bringing in
another comedian at the
beginning of November,
Watch for it.

Coming up on
November 28, is the social
of the semester. That’s
right, the DCSS will be
presenting the Ist annual
Hawaiian Luau. Enjoy a
typical Hawaiian feast, in-

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and chickens. Watch the
Hawaiian dancers floor

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here for further details in
coming weeks.

On October 16, the
DCSS hosted a Task Force
on Student Assistance.
The task force went very
smoothly and the inform-
ation presented by
various groups, ~ political
parties and
was very helpful and the
results will be forthcom-
ing in the near future.
Thanks to all who helped
out on the exciting event.
COMING UP:

Oct.31 - Marketing Social
Nov.6 - Comedian
Nov.7 - Ski Club Social:
Australian Night
Nov.28 - Hawaiian Luau

 

 

 

 

students -

Election interference
continued

cial ticket table, to go over
and vote for Bouchard.

“Nelson called me into
his office after the ballot
was pulled and told me
that he was only telling
people to vote period,” he
said.

Nelson says there is no
reason to rule the election
invalid because the CRO
did not give a negative re-
port to him after the elec-
tion.

Students get soaked

Negotiations are under
way to restructure a con-
tract with the Canada
Games Pool which allows
Douglas College students
unlimited free use of the

weights and pool facili-
ties.

DCSS executive
members Scott Nelson

and Michael Booth will be
meeting with pool officials
in the near future, to work

   
   
  
   
 
   
  
  
   
   
   
  

“T told him if he had an
complaints to have a re
port on my desk on Frida
moming. There was n
report,” said Nelson.

He denies that the alle-
ged threats to the CR
could have swayed hi
decision. “I ther

cusion and
were made,” said Nelson,
who added, “but I prob
ably would have hit th
son of a bitch.”

no

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out a special volume rate
contract.

The current contract
charges the full $2.50 per
adult that casual users
pay, an agreement that
cost the society over
$25,000 last semester.

Nelson said that the
CGP officials called back
after he cancelled the con-
tract when they wouldn’t
agree to a special rate.

 

 

 

 

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