|

 

a ee

 

PAGE 12

STUDENTS IRATE,
SOCIETY INEPT

[continued from page 5|

to let out its designated
space, hence they’d not re-
quested its use.

Pat Thomason, who is
‘‘effectively the individual in
charge of booking College

.space,’’ according to Gray-

don, later confirmed that no
request had been made for
the use of the upstairs caf-
eteria by the Student So-
ciety. Thomason stated that
there would not have been
any difficulties in acquiring
its use, but that she was lead
to believe that the lower caf-
eteria was the preferred loca-
tion. —---

Thus, it seems that the
responsibility for your unre-
warded wait January 28th
lies in the Student Society’s
negligent, malformed under-
standing of the specifics of
the situation. And the pre-
vention of its future occur-
ance, largely traceable to the
Direct Action of two con-
cerned students. _

- Ernest Hawker
CHESS CLUB

Question: IF KR8 and A8
record as the same coordin-
ate, what colour are you?
Question: Was Ruz Lopez
a Mexican featherweight?
Question: Is Stauntan a
city in Ohio?

All dissinterested parties
are encouraged to leave vital
data at. Other-Press. office,
care of Brian Pharez, so that
their name might one day
grace a chess club’s roster
list. Hurry, Hurry!

 

THE OTHER PRESS

 

 

otential were everything in life,

Suzanne would have it made.

All her life Suzanne has
adored animals. So no one was
surprised when she announced
the opening of her very own
Animal Shelter. .

She built her business the
hard way, with far more grit
and discipline than money or
experience. How ironic then,
that just when things are going
well, there’s another kind of
problem.

Suzanne’s become quite the

 
  
 
  
    
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
    
  
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

social butterfly. Everything she does,
she overdoes, including drinking
beyond her limit too often. She
doesn’t realise there are equally good
reasons for self-discipline now as there
were when she was just starting out.

Suzanne’s at the crossroads. She
can protect her future by opting for
a moderate lifestyle, including the
sensible enjoyment of beer, wine or
spirits. Or she can gamble.

If you were Suzanne, which
would you choose?

Seagram

We believe in moderation and
we ve been saying so since 1934.

FEBRUARY 9, 1983