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982 de Other Press

November 10th to 25th 1

 

The Douglas College
Chess Club will leap into life
on Tuesday, November 16th
at the new campus. Come to
our first meeting at 2:30 p.m.
at the new theatre on the
stage. We will be plotting
how to stiff the student
society for funds. We will
also organize a fun tourna-
ment for the near future.
Your input would be appre-
ciated as we choose our style
of tournament and playing
times. If interested, but un-
able to attend, please contact
Chris Page or Brian Pharez
in the Other Press office or
call 525-3542. Beginners to
expert welcome.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Other Press and
- The D.C. Womens Centre present:

n Open Discussion
on

exual Harassment

Wednesday , November 24, 1982

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Room number to be announced.

 

 

  

So much is said with meaning.

But much is hard to understand.

The want and need is existing,

Yet there is a block.

Why?

Warmth is felt, but that is not enough.
What to respond?

Responce is needed.

The words...

Time...

...And she cried and cried.

Nobody was really watching, though.
Their eyes were blurred,

From inward tears...

Watching

We see an expression and we
Sometimes decide what it means...
Those of us who are lucky, know.
The secrets of the mind,
Sometimes are penetrated, then...

One day, the boy'watched

the blind girl most carefully...

‘He was sure she could see something.
For she laughed, often to herself...

Caroline Messinger

 

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Staff Box

Most student newspapers encounter problems on
production night, the usual one is figuring out what to
write for a staff box, the other is running out of headliner
film in the middle of a headline at midnight. It was
Caroline Hardon’s fault that there was no extra headliner
film, Nancy Powell said ‘‘don’t worry about it, we’ll draw
the headlines in’’, Sean Valentini didn’t care. Tom Boer
laughed about the dilemma, and Mori Hillman thought
maybe we could change the font on the typesetter (dumb
idea). Ian Hunter said ‘‘I have to go to class, somebody
else solve this problem.’’ Glen Nazaruk was in Victoria so
he didn’t even know about it, Chris Page said ‘‘that’s just
great’’’ and Jerry Oikawa didn’t want to drive to
Vancouver to get some more, Darrow Lee didn’t care who
drove as long as he could get a ride home. Brian Pharez
just said ‘‘shoot!’’ (mayby Caroline!), Barb Burke
couldn’t make it to production night. Perry Obedinski was
asleep on the couch and Susan Basnett wasn’t concerned
because there was plenty of film for the typesetter.
Warren Laine was disgusted with the whole situation and
went home. Did they get more headliner film? Well
obviously yes!

 

 

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