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The first indication that all was not well occured just before
Christmas three years ago when concerned Canadian television

viewers wrote letters of protest to the Alaska State Game Commission.
As it happened, the film was released first on the C.B.C. Television
Network, originating in Vancouver. Before I was presented with the
facts in Juneau, the C.B.C. had aired the film twice and had it
schedualed a third time. The film had by then also been widely shown
throughout the American television networks. No one could explain
why the film was presented in Canada before it was released in the
U.S. The film was produced in Los Angles. One possible explanation
is that the C.B.C. producer... a member of the Sierra Club... had
prior knowledge that the film was being put together by the Friends
of the Earth Society.

Be that as it may, Say Goodbye is an excellent example of irresponsible
journalism. If you use it in the classroom please keep the facts in
mind and don't take everything presented as fact. It-tain't

necessarily so.

Ron Tarves,

Environmental Studies.

 

 

college assembly

AGENDA ITEMS
for the next assembly on Nov. 25th in New West
should be submitted today to Jim Sellers on the
Surrey campus in writing if possible or by phone

to my office (local 215) or home (531-7786).

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