any Page 6 as; by a guy called Phil Even from his first album Life’s A Riot, recorded in a three day burst of energy, Billy Bragg’s music has had a political bent to it. With the political zoo going on today in the world he sure has a lot to sing about on his new album ,Worker’s Playtime, hopefully available some time this week. In the beginning Billy would play solo, occasionally bringing his childhood friend Wiggy onstage for a song or two. now he has a third person, a pregnant woman no less, helping on piano. He’ll be playing with his new band at the Commodore Ballroom on ° the 23, and 24 of September. Songs from his new album plus song’s from his other albums,Brewing up With Billy Bragg, and Talking to the Taxman About Poetry, will be Movie Review by Doreen Summerfelt Betrayed The Paul Newman eyes are the first thing that catch your attention in this deep hearted film about modern day racism. This hard hitting film shows that not all people are who they seem to be. This movie is well worth seeing and will get everybody thinking about some rather disturbing and shocking events. The Other Press Other Entertainment featured. His political\social electric folk-music will bring a lot of electric guitar, off-tune singing, and some of the best lyrics about relationships and politics today. Opening up for Billy Bragg will be The Beatnigs. A band who’s cacophonous/funk industrial music has more energy than any band than I’ve ever seen. A valid death certificate will be the only excuse accepted for not dancing. For a night with an abundance of thoughtful energy come to the Commodore Ballroom on friday or saturday the 23 or 24. Doors open at 8:00 show starts at 9:30; you won’t be dissapointed. Tickets available at VTC/Ticketmaster, Zulu, Black Swan, Highlife, and Track record stores. Or charge by phone 280-4444. The Ups and Downs of New Westminster: You can't avoid them. by Tamara Gorin and Pam Manweiler Let’s face it, there’s a hill in New Westminster and you can’t get around it. If you’re walking to the college, you’ ll have to go up a hill at some point during the day. There are only two ways to completely avoid this: 1. Go to a different college, or 2. Buy a car and make sure your here by at least 7:00 AM, even if your class doesn’t __. Monday, September 18,1988 way serve a specific purpose, allowing your choice of cuisine as you recuperate before resuming your journey. for a large step, doubling your efforts and leaving you even worse for wear at the top. Good-year approved treads. Fact: The restaurants and stores along the Fact: Tight jeans and minis do not allow | Helpful Hint: Wear shoes with start until : Bring and 2:00. oxygen mask, Neither you're going to are feasible need it. aa for most DC : If you insist students, on wearing tight though. So clothing, bring we _ have along a pair of - compiled a baggies to list of change into, information before, and out and possible of, after the solutions. climb. : At the sign Fact: City reading Douglas planners College hia we Shipping and unwittingly “Sy Parking, go into aided in SS the first parking combating lot. There is an this problem elevator inside. with the periodic placement of trees part way up the hill. On your way up you can anchor yourself with the tree. On your way down, the trees will break your fall if you shift your weight properly. Fact: A 5" heel will level you nicely going up, coming down though, you'll likely go head over heals though. Fact: You'll notice an increase in calf size after a couple of weeds. After a couple months they will enlarge to about twice the size of your upper thigh. Now for some solutions: 1. Get a strong boyfriend to carry you up. 2. Scrap the sidewalk -- an entrepreneur type student could then set up a profitable mule-train business. 3. Set up a Gondola service. It could be incorporated into the Transit system, and- ski-buff students would be eluded, resultin in better late-winter Friday afternoon attendance. 4. What we like to call the "Wet Banana/Tow-rope Method". Figure it out. One or two of these ideas may b The Lower Caf. is now open. Where? Below the upper Caf. *