I
by
Valda
Horning
I
would
like
to
apologize
for
the
errors
in
the
last
article
I
submitted,
the
spelling
was
horrible,
and
worse
I
was
mistaken
about
some
facts.
I
planned
to
rewrite
the
article,
and
even
asked
that
the
article
that
was
printed
be
thrown
out
That
article
was
not
thrown
away,
and
I
was
swamped
with
papers,
so
I
did
not
submit
the
revised
edition.
Shame
on
Val
and
shame
on
the
Free
Press!
Jimmie
Glover,
Ben
Haizimsque,
and
Christine
Dawson
were
the
acting
executive,
they
were
not
elected.
The
present
name
of
the
club
is
the
First
Nations
Student
Club,
not
the
Native
Students
Club.
We
have
since
held
an
election
in
which
everyone
won
by
acclamation,
our
new
executive
consists
of
Ben
Haizimsque
as
President,
Gladys
Garry
as
Vice
President,
Valda
Horning
as
Treasurer,
and
Vicky
Thomas
as
Secretary.
The
First
Nations
Education
Support
Services
(FNESS)
has
hired
two
new
staff
The
First
Nations
Student
Club
members,
Priscilla
Michelle
as
Native
Student
Information
Officer
to
assist
FNESSin
setting
up
an
information
package.
Jimmie
Glover
as
Native
Activity
Coordinator,
to
help
our
club.
The
First
Nations
Student
Club
held
a
successful
faculty
luncheon
in
which
we
introduced
ourselves
to
the
faculty,
and
treated
them
with
some
traditional
native
foods.
The
club
also
held
a
Christmas
luncheon,
unfortunately
we
did
not
advertise
enough
and
turn
out
numbers
were
low.
We
have
learned
our
lesson
and
will
apply
this
knowledge
to
future
activities.
We
will
be
holding
a
Logo
contest
We
are
asking
that
all
interested
amateur
artists
enter.
We
would
like
to
have
our
logo
be
a
symbol
of
goals
held
by
our
club:
unity,
knowledge,
spirituality,
and
going
forward.
Further
information
concerning
rules,
deadlines,
and
prizes
will
be
posted.
Watch
our
bulletin
board
located
on
the
first
floor,
WHEREfpOES
AN
AScT
GO
FROM
HERE?
v
I
Today,
doors
seem
to
be
closing
around
us.
Good
opportunities
are
harder
to
find.
Yet,
h
you'd
still
like
a
chance
to
do
better.
You
advanced
your
career
by
gaining
professional
certification
as
an
Applied
Science
i
Technologist
-
now
you'd
like
to
advance
again.
And
you
can.
-.
You
can
gain
the
recognition
you
need
by
earning
a
Master's
Degree.
And,
at
City
University,
your
AScT
professional
certification
paves
the
way.
City
University
offers
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Master
of
Business
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o
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Or,
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University's
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So,
if
the
doors
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future
seem
like
they
are
closing,
let
City
University
open
a
window
opportunity
for
you.
Advance
your
knowledge
and
advance
your
career.
Just
call
your
City
University
Admissions
Advisor
in
Prince
George,
Fraser
Deacon,
at
563-5235.
Fraser's
office
is
located
in
Room
1-126
at
the
college
of
New
Caledonia.
His
fax
is
561-5816.
(604)
563-5235
or
toll
free
in
B.C.
1-800-663-7466
co
CNC
-
3330
-
22nd
Avenue
-
Prince
George,
B.C.
V2N
1P8
underneath
the
library
entrance.
We
are
trying
to
organize
a
traditionalSweat
Lodge.
We
hope
to
learn
about
our
own
culture
and
experience
this
activity
firsthand.
We
welcome
input
on
new
activities,
especially
but
not
solely
of
traditional
native
origin.
We
welcome
interested
persons
to
stop
in
and
find
out
what
we
are
about
Our
drop-in
room
is
located
in
the
Smithers
building
room
2-723.
If
you
would
just
like
to
meet
people
from
a
different
culture,
come
on
in
and
have
a
coffee
with
our
students.
Perhaps
you
would
like
to
join
the
club,
new
members
are
welcome.
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