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The Other Press

‘November 27th to December 8th

 

by Helene Wisotzki

Not having attended a pub
night at Douglas since Dec-
ember, 1979, | had high
hopes for last Friday’s gala
at Winslow campus. | fear-
ed a dull evening, though,
because | arrived at half-
seven and didn’t realize
that the pub had in fact
started! Also upset to find
the beer in plastic glasses:
either a new safety measure
of a diabolic plan to wean
us off the bottle.

There was a television off
the-one side, and although
the reception was some-
times distorted, you could
make out ‘’The Vancouver
Show’’, where a group of
Indian protesters were hold-
ing court for the evening.
About twenty or thirty peo-
ple were in the cafeteria,
some looking concerned or
just a bit interested in the
TV, and of that number
perhaps ten had been play-
ing volleyball. That’s when
| came in: tea time.

By about nine, half-nine,
the TV was shut off and the
party really started. The
music that evening was
much appreciated by the
author in particular, and
apparently by the other
students as well: . often
there was no room at all on
the dance floor. (By the
way, if our readership won-
ders who the three dnacing
stooges were, lets just say
that they: were prominent
members of the Other Press
(one of us was in drag),
who were thoroughly into
the cups that night.). Not
too many beer glass pyra-
mids this time, maybe be-
cause the plastic isn’t
strong enough to withstand
the weight.

There was a_ volleyball
game as well, check for the
results on the sports page.
Some students’ team was
shy a few players; we
volunteered our services
but the team was still short.
A plea of schizophrenia stilt
didn’t cover the shortage,

so we returned to the
festivities.
Overall, | think the stu-

dents’ conduct was good, as
| seem to remember that
the Barnes Security men
spent a lot of time standing

‘around. There was, to my

knowlege, one public incid-
ent of anyone over-imbibing
and making an ass_ of
himself (stealing my beer,
for example), not sure who
won the nonour of seeing
that fellow home.

Also, as the posters said,
that was a “‘hat night’’
pub; Mike Yargeau, who

was. .wearing. a  Russian-

EDITOR'S NOTE:

    

fur hat, won first prize. To.
the second and third con-
testants, where and who-
ever you are, congratula-
tions!

Hope you all had just as
good a time as we did,
despite the. two near fist
fights,. which would have
been precipitated by some
college bullies (certainly not
the OP), one of them a real
fascist. At any rate, thanks
to the majority of you who
turned out on Friday, it was
worth it.

 

 

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into effect next semester for |

SFU and UBC. ‘‘The levy is
refundable if the student
does not wish to pay it,’’
said Roberts.

It is hoped that the organ-
zation will open an office in

-Kwantlen or Douglas Col-

lege but not enough int-
erest has been shown in
either. ‘‘If students are
interested in starting up an
office then | will be glad to
assist,’’ said Roberts.

Clark Roberts can be
reached during regular of-
fice hours at 291-4360.

SI BS

526-1411

 

When You're ready to run.

   

He won with my hat! ! !

 
 

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