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The
Headless
Programmer
of
Computer
Alley
surprises
Prin
cipal
Charles
McCaffrey
and
Dean
Anderson
who
assumed
that
the
new
third
floor
wouldn't
be
haunted.
Other
ghosts
are
moving
in,
in
time
for
Hallowe'en.
Dean
Sylvestor
is
disappearing
fast,
but
he
is
slated
to
become
corporal
after
the
31st.
ABE
ON
THE
WAY
UP!
On
Wednesday,
October
12,
at
noon,
in
a
bright
new
corner
room
on
the
third
floor,
was
held
a
small
party
for
the
A.
B.
E.
K-
stall,
uinay
wj.-i.ouii
uiutx
open
the
champagne,
amiq
the
cheers
and
catcalls
of
her
co-workers.
The
occasion
was
the
first
use
of
the
new
suite
of
rooms
which
are
for
the
use
of
the
Continuing
Education
department.
Up
to
80
will
be
accomodated
on
the
third
floor.
It
was
in
fact
a
very
impromptu
wine
and
cheese
party,
and
the
exuberance
of
the
reality
-"of
the
new
quarters
added
such
a
"sparkle
that
pictures
taken
on
the
occasion
only
showed
bright
naios
.
Dean
Anderson
"Finally
ABE
division
adopted
the
status
deserves,
with
more
adequate
facilities
.
said
has
it
than
I'm
happy
that
we
are
moving.
The
-jokes
and
the
comments
were
fast
and
furious.
One
unnamed
wit
insisted
that
without
the
Smithers'
buildings'
coverup
odor,
"now
you
that
guys
are
up
'here,
you
are
going
to
have
to
bathe
regular
ily!"
Another
Insisted
that
Nl
MJLs
'JPajlm;
For
and
by
students
of
the
College
of
New
Caledonia
Volume
4
Number
8
October
29
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Prince
George,
B.C.
LLOWE'E
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FOR
BY
ROB
YORK
The
evening
Of
Qtober
31
sees
many
children
celebrating
halloween
by
'trick
or
treating'.
Lavish
costumes
and
constant
laughter
signify
the
thrill
every
kid
anticipates
this
night.
What
isn'
t
anticipated
is
the
brutality
inflicted
on
youngsters
as
they
bite
into
candy,
fruit,
or
snacks
that
have
been
tampered
with.
A
pin
inserted
into
toffee;
a
razor
blade
Inside
a
candied
apple;
or
poison
dusted
onto
chocolate
always
proves
hazardous
and
is
often
fatal.
the
victims
of
such
hideous
pranks
are
innocent
children,
whose
joy
becomes
instant
terror,
ana
who
are
sometimes
maimed
for
life.
What
person
could
derive
pleasure
from
tormenting
youngsters
this
way?
With
VANDER
KIDS
"the
recent
poisoning
of
I
yienol
capsules,
certain
merican
cities
nave
cancelled
Halloween.
It
is
felt
that
the
publicity
about
Tylenol
will
trigger
other
degenerates
into
committing
'copy-cat'
act,
which
would
surely
prove
harmful
to
unexpecting
victims.
Various
hospitals
have
offered
free
x-rays
for
candy
bags
to
ensure
the
detection
of
harmful
devices.
Halloween
also
promotes
vandalism.
Commonly,
the
smearing
of
soap
is
tolerated,
but
malicious
destruction
of
personal
and
publ
Ic
property
Is
abhored.
Every
year
there
is
an
alarming
Increase
in
property
damage.
October
31,
Halloween,
offers
an
excuse
for
such
destruction
to
those
who
need
very
little
excuse
ZALM
ON
CAMPUS
On
Saturday,
October
23,
there
was
a
quiet
meeting
with
Minister
of
Education
W.
Vander
Zalm.
It
was
well
attended
by
representatives
of
the
faculty,
administration,
student
body
and
government
.
Topics
of
discussion
included
the
housing
subsidy
of
$125.
This
year,
the
government
decided
not
to
pay
this,
so
the
College
has
picked
up.
the
cost.
Mr.
Vander
Zalm
agreed
that
this
was
a
necessary
subsidy
as
it
made
attending
college
more
equitable
for
people
living
outside
of
the
Prince
CZamroo
Aro3
anA
Via
until
A
frnMniiPrt
nP
1
mm
A
college
"pin
was
presented
to
Mr.
Vander
Zalm
from
the
College.
The
reallocation
or
funds
from
the
heavy
equipment
program
(now
defunct)
to
other
areas
were
discussed.
Mr.
Vander
Zalm
was
asked
what
he
planned
on
doing
to
reduce
the
beauracracy
of
his
department.
He
said
that
he
was
looking
at
further
reducing
it
It
was
a
very
enjoyable
luncheon
with
a
very
Sositive
position
displayed
y
Mr.
Vander
Zalm.
He
will
be
returning
in
December
for
further
discussions.
He
said
he
is
1
mnroocor)
T.tth
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