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Dear
Editor
As
a
student
of
this
college,
I
am
becoming
increasingly
concerned
about
our
Student
Association.
These
people
were
elected
to
be
a
representative
of
the
student
body.
We,
the
students
of
CNC.
financially
back
the
S.A.
,
through
our
fees.
It
is
our
money
which
makes
the
very
existance
of
the
S.A.
possible.
Students
expect,
and
not
unreasonably
so,
the
S.A.
to
perform
responsibly
and
in
the
best
interest
of
the
student
body.
But,
what
have
we
received
in
return.
As
far
as
I
can
see,
not
a
whole
HELL
of
a
lot.
The
President,
who
we
rarely
see,
has
performed
with
disgraceful
ineptness.
His
little
public
forum
in
the
cafeteria
was
a
joke.
His
concerns
about
proposed
fee
increases
-are
obviously
misplaced.
This
was
proven
through
the
attendance
at
the
Fee
Increases
Forums.
Only
7
people
showed
for
the
second,
and
8
at
the
third.
At
the
first,
noone
bothered.
The
Measurer
knows
as
much
about
Accounting
as
the
walls
in
the
cafeteria.
After
reading
his
report
that
was
posted
6n
the
-.boards,
one
can
only
assuine
that
he
will
either
take
the
appropriate
courses
or
not
be
plan
ning
to
become
an
accountant.
The
Sports
Club
Co-ordinator
must
be
spending
his
ti'ne'
co-ordinating
basket
balls.
Any
more
time
spent
discussing
his
inactions
would
be
a
waste
of
time.
The
Vice-President
is
just
that,
the
president
of
vice.
His
behavior
at
the
Geo-Truckers
Pub
Night
was
shameful
and
he
should
be
reprimanded
The
rest
of
council
should
not
sit
smuggly
by.
They
have
not
been
a
screaming
success
STAFF
CREDIT
EDITOR
-
Marvin
C.
Mortenson
ASS'T
EDITOR
-
Sonja
Filipovic
BUSINESS
MANAGER
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Tim
Taylor
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Terry
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Layout
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Myk
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Kurt
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Judy
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Roberta
Lee
Writers
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who
ever
we
can
grab
And
a
cast
of
thousands
without
whose
student
fees
this
paper
could
never
have
been
produced...
This
council
has
managed
to
do
very
little
with
our
dollars.
So
far,
they've
hired
a
person
to
work
in.
the
office.
All
hes
managed
to
accomplish
is
to
further
alienate
the
student
body
with
his
antics.
There
are
other
critisms
to
be
leveled.
The
pub
night
levy
that
we
are
forced
to
pay,
for
asking
the
council
to
do
what
they
are
expected
to
do
would
be
laughable
if
it
weren't
tragic.
It
would
be
nice
to
see
these
people
earn
their
$50
a
month
honorariums.
They
could
try
representing
the
students
rather
than
the
CFS.
If
our
fees
weren't
mandatory,
the
S.A.
would
not
exist,
and
as
it
stands
now,
it
should
not
be
allowed
to
exist.
Angry
Student
and
out
$16
Name
withheld
by
request.
WE
GO
WEEKLY
The
Free
Press,
in
its
continued
attempt
to
answer
to
the
students
needs,
is
now
being
published
weekly,
with
four
pages
.
All
Clubs
should
be
submitting
information
regarding
projected
events.
All
departments
of
the
College
are
invited
to
submit
outlines
of
specific
interest.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
THIS
SPACE
HAS
BEEN
SET
ASIDE
FOR
STUDENT
ADS
AND
NOTICES
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WHICH
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DISCLAIMER
The
views
expressed
by
this
rews-paper
are
solely
the
views
of
the
staff.
They
should
not
be
mistaken
for
the
views
of'
either
the
Student
Council
or
the
administration
of
this
college.
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FREE
PRESS
is
a
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independent
organization
within
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college
and
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submissions
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the
student
body
as
a
whole
or
from
any
active
group
within
the
college;
We
are
also
open
to
critisism
and
suggestions.
All
submissions
my
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in
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STUDENT
ASSOCIATION
The
February
11,1982
meeting
of
student
council
was
filled
up
mostly
with
administrative
details
and
very
little
important
business.
The
Ombudsperson
brought
up
the
matter
of
the
student
lists
which
the
council
is
supposed
to
have
and
which
the
Dean
of
student
services
had
given
to
the
treasurer
of
the
council.
Apparently
,
somewhere
along
t.
he
line
the
lists
for
last
semester
got
lost
and
voices
were
raised
when
the
Ombudsperson
asked
where
the
list
was.
After
much
delay,
arguing
and
unnecessary
paperwork
the
Free
Press
was
given
the
portion
of
its
allotted
monies
that
it
needed
to
continue
to
publish.
The
council
President
tried
to
present
a
couple
of
ideas
for
con
sideration
but
was
quickly
shot
down
by
the
treasurer
for
not
having
a
written
presentation
ready
with
concrete
plans.
The
President
did
not
want
to
put
anything
into
writing
untill
Lt
had
been
discussed
in
council.
The
treasurer
seemed
almos
reluctant
to
even
listen.
The
treasurer
has
agreed
to
set
up
$100
drawing'
accounts
for
members
to
cover
expenses
such
as
babysitters,
travel
expenses
etc.
Council
members
will
be
able
to
spend
up
to
$100
from
these
accounts
without
having
to
ask
permission
untill
they
request
ratification
at
the
end
of
the
month.
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