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New Year

(The Other Press would like to

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tors, nurses, and intensive
care patients - and there was
only one passenger sized el-
evator. What if there was a
fire? You might be lucky to
get out in time.

The Other Press, December 9th, /982

I was totally disillusioned. I
still am. What can we call a
province where cutbacks
have eroded into the very es-
sence of its population’s sur-
vival? I would call it third

  
 
 
  
  

world. Is B.C. a third world?
I call upon the Lord High
Pharoah Bill Bennett to plea-
se come out of his pyramid
and restore some dignity to
at least our province’ssick
and dying.

Warren Laine

 

 

“we're going to use
the time. getting:
drunk and
recovering from
faithfully serving
you

throughout the past
semester

 

APOLOGY

The Other Press staff would

Vike to apologise for various
misprints and errors in our
Nov. 25th issue. We would
like to note, however, that
our printer is partly responsi-
ble for the photos being ex-
cessively dark. He also put

the page 3 picture on page 11
and vice versa. Oh yeah, he
also printed both those pic-
tures upside down. this
made our photographer very

 

 

sad.

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