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UNIVERSITY
Speaker touts energy savings
By Brooke Brannon
t -i a c ■ ■* i* .* ■
\\ inona I aduke kapshesit
environmental activist has .1
simple philosophy about s.n
inn I Hi ■ 1 •< OSVSll’H) 'toll take
inilv what you need <nul tHat s
how von Int‘
I.. 1 >) 11 k• ■ prnjei I direi tor for
tllf While I nth Lind Kim nvrn
I’ r t> |(‘( I spoke \\ e il n e s 11,1 V
night about the ei ologu al de\
astntion brought about by ener
g\ development mi lulling umI
.iiiti uranium strip-milling, mi
1 le.11 experiments anil dams
1 he Rex oven I’rojei I 1 oorili
n.itos ileyelupmeiil and land ai
(positions lor the Chippewa In
din ns
I .adlike said th.it I S poli
( ics promoting energy develop,
ment are destroy mg the in osyx
tern She said the gmernment
must start working on energy
i onservation rather than trying
to find substitutes fill pet role
urn power
bnergv development is the
most destnn live thing tins so
i ii*t\ does to tile e< os\ stem
shi‘ said
The so( ial impm t on the Na
tive American population has
lie' ll intense I^iduke said high
suicide rates in v illages snr
founding lames Bav ( anada
i an lie linked to the massive
destruction of ancestral; hunt
mu grounds
(.rounds that tribes used lor
i outlines lire liemg c lean ut and
tilled w itli water, she said
Massive dam pro|ec ts are also
destroying ancient grounds in
northern Quebec Manitoba and
Ontario Thev're in the pro
I css ot devastating all ec.nsvs
tom the size ot < aldorma she
said
In a settlement the < anacban
government recently gave1 the
( hippevva Indians $2 1 million
\\ moil.i l.adukr hapshesit
and 10,000 acres of land out 61
jatinoo ,u res that the Kuvern
ment had taken however, it's
not monev 1 .aduke and the
(ihippewa want I hey just want
their land hm k she said
IFC office manager runs for seat
By Daralyn Trappe
Emerald Reporter
After working for .1 vear .is
lire office manager for the iru i
dental Iff Committor*. Anno
1 eig IrfllfVfs shf s leads to
l.ikf on thf responsibilities ol
.m 11 ( me 111 f >«• 1
A junior business m.i)or 1 mg
is ono ot eight simli'iiis running
for the three available one year
msits She s.ocl she has learned
.1 lot ahout the student groups
and thi' budgeting pro< ess
As the offu e manager I've
h.xl to handle almost all ol the
student groups budgets, so
1 ve seen thi* I0r111.il that the\
use she s.ilii I s.iis the steps
that (lies took tin* instructions
tiles were supposed to fnlluss
The 1 uTrent fee level of about
$!(K) per student ear h term is
too high. I eig said
(.roups that reads aren't do
mg nun h for the c ampus as a
whole I think that their liudg
ets need to he cut," she said
We need to look at groups
I till) ti'iui to hr r\t Illsivr th.lt
don't .u tualls ser\ r .ill thr stu
drills I'd 11 k < - to srr thosr
budgets lookrd <it miirr t .ireful
l\
"Thill nit Indus thr big hudg
i ts such .is .ithlrtn department
.mil thr (All ' ' shr said
1 rig said shr would also likr
to srr thr AM () and thr II I
work inorr rlosrly
111 light of Mrasurr V thr
ASl’O and thr li t.' and rvrrv
one on this rumpus havr thr
samr goal to keep student
fees low krrp tuition low
shr said I would like to srr
inorr coordination between thr
li t and thr ASI ’O because this
is a Ing problem and vsr nerd to
hr inorr unitird
lit members have been re
ceptive and thr meetings havr
hrrn accessible tills vrai 1 rig
said hut not enough students
took advantage ot that
1 hr meetings arr si heduled
late because students arr so
bliss during the das shr said
"Tiles rr at tualls inorr ai cesst
Anne Feix
hit- being late .it night I've
been .it the meetings .nul stu
dents an* welcome to attend It
a student is there and raises his
hand, he will he heard
It was reail\ a shame tills
year that not many students
look that opportunity hei atise I
think it was there
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We’ll get the job done right tor all students.
• OPEN, ACCESSIBLE, AND RESPONSIVE
GOVERNMENT lor all students. We mean to be
inclusive, and not exclusive.
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revenue.
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