The
Rouecheans
are
coming!
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losing
confrontation
with
the
PPWC
that
resulted
in
the
longest
and
silliest
strike
ever
endured
by
a
B.C.
college.
(A
confrontation
with
faculty
might
have
paid
off;
a
confrontation
with
staff
gained
no
public
or
political
support.)
It
committed
itself
to
CART,
contributing
expensive
administrative
and
secretarial
services,
sending
students
over
for
useless
courses,
and
loaning
money.
It
engaged
in
lengthy
and
costly
arbitrations
with
faculty
which
it
mostly
lost,
the
last
big
one
costing
the
college
over
$200,000
and
resulting
in
seniority
protection
for
faculty.
It
gave
half-time,
half-salary
work
to
the
Mayor,
who
sits
with
McCaffray
on
the
highest
management
body
in
the
college
and
is
apparently
responsible
for
"communications,"
the
very
thing
which
the
Audit
Team
said
there
was
none
of
.
Lasdy.it
refused
an
offer
from
the
B.C.
Government
to
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clothing
selections
in
the
Beer
Store.
Located
at
the
corner
of
Massey
and
Ospika
in
the
Massey
Square.
CNC
into
a
degree-granting
institution,
an
offer
that
included
a
seven-million
dollar
building
plan
and
the
guarantee
that
programs
leading
to
at
least
five
degrees
would
have
started
up
last
September.
If
there
is
one
thing
that
has
characterized
CNC
since
the
mid-seventies,
it
is
the
generally
low
quality
of
leadership
provided
by
its
Board
members.
They
have
been
a
disaster,
as
the
Audit
report
shows.
There
is
opposition
to
McCaffray
on
Board,
and
intense
external
pressure
to
act
decisively.
It
is
unlikely,
however,
that
anything
real
will
happen.
Board
members
are
naive
so
far
as
education
is
concerned;
that
is
why
they
have
so
easily
been
led
around
by
the
collective
nose.
They
are
still
antagonistic
to
faculty
who,
they
feel,
wish
to
"control"
the
college.
This
feeling
dates
back
to
the
years
before
McCaffray
arrived.
The
previous
principal
was
fired
for
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"in
bed"
with
faculty
(he
did
marry
a
nursing
instructor).
Fred
Speckeen,
now
Principal
of
Alberta's
largest
college,
must
roll
his
eyes
when
he
thinks
of
some
of
the
yokels
on
Board
who
sent
him
packing.
Nothing
has
changed
since;
if
anything,
McCaffray
has
managed
to
increase
Board
paranoia
about
faculty.
The
fact
that
the
only
successful
functions
of
the
college
are
those
controlled
by
faculty
or
staff
makes
Board
even
more
defensive.
Consequently,
Board's
solutions
are
going
to
be
bandaids.
To
solve
the
communications
problem,
everyone
will
wear
nametags.
Dr.
Roueche
will
be
brought
in
at
great
expense
to
deliver
his
bromides
to
sleepy
audiences
of
faculty
and
management
who
have
heard
him
deliver
the
same
speech
three
or
four
times
already.
There
may
be
an
attempt
to
set
up
a
Program
Advisory
Committee,
a
kind
of
mini-senate,
that
will
give
all
constituencies
in
the
college,
including
students,
a
say.
But
McCaffray
fought
off
the
implementation
of
PAC
(with
Board
support)
in
1980
arid
won,
and
he
will
block
any
new
attempt
to
establish
PAC.
One
of
the
ironies
of
the
situation
is
that
faculty
and
staff
will
show
little
interest
in
helping
Board.
They
said
their
piece
on
these
matters
long
ago
and
were
ignored,
and
they
started
the
process
of
building
Chinese-wall
collective
agreements
around
themselves
so
they
could
do
their
jobs
efficiently
without
fear
of
being
fired
and
without
undue
influence
from
management.
Their
work
has
paid
off,
as
the
Audit
report
clearly
shows.
Now
it's
up
to
Board,
and
Board
alone,
to
deal
with
McCaffray.
Frankly,
I
don't
think
they
can
do
it.
BY-BLECTIONS
to
fulfill
the
positions
of
PRESIDENT
VICE
PRESIDENT
EXTERNAL
OFFICER
SPORTS
&
CLUBS
COORDINATOR
to
April
30,
1990
Information
and
nomination
forms
available
at
trie
Student
Association
Office.
Nominations
close
January
24,
Elections
February
7
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went
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me
year
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a
mue
giri
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ner
iaoi
was.
"Jesus
is
my
idol,"
she
replied.
I
went
to
the
year
1550
and
asked
a
little
boy
who
his
idol
was.
"Michelangelo
is
my
idol,"
he
replied.
I
went
to
the
year
1970
and
asked
a
little
girl
who
her
idol
was.
"Mother
Teresa
is
my
idol,"
she
replied.
I
went
to
the
year
1986
and
asked
a
little
boy
who
his
idol
was.
"Rambo
is
my
idol,"
he
replied.
I
went
to
the
year
2000
to
ask
the
same
question.
But
there
was
no
one
there.
Michael
Martin