SPN adit 3 satin a I a ater I OOS OFS IE Tete FR Se rn er rE ontiheeneetiaia page 14 Concourse ; Crowning jewel or garbage dump? Garbage dump. _No one who crosses our concourse or walks the connecting walkways bet- ween north to south buildings can helr but either admire the grand expanse or become somewhat disturbed when viewing the garbage strewn plaza. It is often said that we are products of our environment but it seems too that our environment is a product of its inhabitants. Certainly not all of us are so totally without regard for our surroundings that we are content to see the ‘‘post PNE scene’’ portrayed on what is otherwise capable of being the crown- ing jewel of the campus - a pleasing crossroads - a happy gathering place - a bright even sometimes sunny place to contemplate our good fortune at having so fine a facility. Garbage can just as easily as not, be placed IN THE PROPER receptacles provided throughout the building. An appeal is made to all to assist a struggling staff of two to maintain the entire building. _PLEASE DON’T LEAVE GARBAGE LYING ABOUT - PLEASE PITCH IN AND PITCH YOUR GARBAGE IN! THE OTHER PRESS Caf coffee club Gremlins? Where’s my pen? What happened to my textbook? Hey! | didn’t write that in my essay! Sounds familiar? It’s a common problem faced by teacher and student alike who hold themselves responsible for those small mistakes that infuriate us all. This is the obvious answer, blame it on our own short- comings. But the day has come to stop lying to ourselves, to face the truth. We are not at fault; the reality is that ’*GREMLINS WALK AMONG US.’’ Mischievous, devious and down right sneaky, Gremlins delight in causing mankind countless headaches and thrive on our inability to do anything about it. So next time your essay goes missing, you know a Gremlin stole it. Or if your pen runs dry during an exam it means a Gremlin sucked it dry. It’s easy to blame these small disasters on ourselves but we can no longer live in ignorance. We must take steps to stamp out this menace. With your help, Science can learn how to wipe out this nasty and cruel phenom- enon. Send in your donations today! Send them to: Gremlin Exterminators Inc. 1313 Gullible Ave. New Westminster, B.C. Loneliness: that disgusting four letter word, what a gross feeling. When one first registers at the college, one usually knows 10 to 20 people, tops. Although there are a great deal of friendly, easy- going people at the college, it can be hard for the shy individual to meet new people. One way to meet people at the college is to join a team or a club. For instance, the college has many sports team, i.e. basketball, soccer, hockey. If you’re not sports-oriented you can join a club such as The Other Press or the ever popular Cafeteria Coffee Club. Of course for the more swinging crowd, the pub nights offer a good opportunity to meet new faces. Personally | thought | had it licked when, after being here two semesters, | had met and even made friends with quite a number of other students. But being the blithering idiot that | sometimes can be, | failed to realize that most of these people had moved on to higher institutions of learning.So there | stood on first day of classes facing the same dilemma. Of course, | still knew a few of the lifers, but there were so many new faces. | then realized that most everybody else suffered from the same fate as |. With this new-found knowledge in hand | ventured to the cafeteria, purchased a cup of the local swill and Burger Haven 1S your kindof Pp lace.,| 1 seahersrseaccues. Get a great Burger at a great price. Light and quick appetizers. Fantastic music in a Right on atmosphere. Licensed for beer and wine BURGER HAVENis for the young and the young at heart. Where are your friends tonight? Live Entertainment Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Evenings OPEN TIL 3 a.m. Fri & Sat service. Member Non-Member Deposit Forfeited happily awaited the caffeine surge that would keep me UP for the better part of my next history lecture. Until next. week, keep the faith, Gubba. What kind of woman uses the rhythm method? oe Ob A aS Pp x ‘ i re - 3 Wie .& 4 es . BS bon ee fg vl 8 \e os : ae a | aoe 2 i g ete a rd See ee” | © bro ae & l= hy =| saa ae hy) 831 - 12th STREET NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. V3M 4K4 522-0358 ADVANTAGES TO RENTING RECORDS which to add to your collection. 3. You can rent albums for parties and dances rather than hire expensive DJ’s. ZEBOP RENT-A-RECORD Offers New Westminster’s first exclusive record rental Offers membership’ to eliminate the need for deposits. Offers a full line of top selling albums. Select from Rock to Classical. RENTAL PRICING POLICY Single L.P. Double L.P. 1.25 2.00 2.50 4.00 Members No Deposit NON-MEMBERS 6.00 DEPOSIT MEMBERSHIP LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP $50.00 YEARLY MEMBERSHIP $25.00 MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP $10.00 LATE CHARGE $1.25 Per Record MAXIMUM 2 DAYS LATE Open 7 Days a Week