First, the chess club is not the only affiliated club or activity of the Union (Thank God!!). It is not only the Friday nights that the chess club claims exclusive possession of the Kim Beazley room. The tone of your letter tends to suggest otherwise in the case of the chess club.
In the first issue of the Planet, I wrote a report from the AUS Council, which I attended in January. At the Byron stockpile, some of the monazite was stored in bags and some was loose.
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The 1982 Stubbies Surf Classic was held in good quality surf, a welcome change from the small conditions of the previous two years. A crowd of 7,000 saw an excellent display of surfing from all competitors, including many notable subway rides. The first heat of the day saw Mark Richards win through the semi-finals at Glen Winton's expense, while Rabbit took the second heat from Richard Cram with some aggressive surfing reminiscent of his world champion days.
Timperly had surfed red hot in the early rounds and was a clear crowd favourite. Despite some excellent surfing from Anderson, including an incredible tube ride, Timperly beat the Gentle Giant and moved into the semi-finals. In the final heat of the quarterfinals, JPS leader Cheyne Horan defeated local surfer Joe Engle.
The semi-final started with a sudden surf between Mark Richards and Rabbit. Despite Rabbit's good performance, the class of the current world champion managed to take him to the final. The second half between Timperly and Horan gave the crowd some of the best surfing of the entire competition.
The competition was very even with ·both surfers surfing well and getting· many cover-ups.
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The association's chief executive, Mr K Jordan, said: "The report says logging, as proposed by the Forestry Commission, must continue. He said the Forestry Commission is making a lot of money, they were not over-cutting the forests and they were following environmental guidelines ." 34;But what comes out of the Isaac report is that logging will be OK because the Forestry Commission signs on to environmental guidelines.
A full page advertisement for the park's newsletter recently appeared in the local Northern Star newspaper. If we can make it a national park, we'll continue to get money for it indefinitely.” SK: Actually, what I was trying to say was that if one of the bandmates writes a song, then I expect him to sing. this.
A lot of my friends have done that, and I've heard that you're not infamous until you are.'. 34;We have four workers who go through the streets at night and organize clothing, legal aid and shelter for these children.' . Let's face it: they are vagabonds, thieves and scoundrels, but they are also victims of society, so you can't condemn them for that."
I feel like I have some sort of responsibility to voice my opinion on issues that come up on QIT.”
The pictures are as follows:. i) part of the main street. a general store takes most of the shot. it is a solid building with a la_rge. window on each side of the door. canned food, a stuffed koala, magazines, movies and two executive games are displayed. the paint is creased and cracked like the skin of the old woman who runs the shop. next to the shop is a service station, or rather two pumps, a green h r holden station wagon is parked to the left of the pumps. Please note that this is the author's car which, as usual, broke down on a trip north. the author regrets any interference with the story.) (ii) a medium-sized kelpie. a pair of brown breeches can also be seen: probably empty. iii) at first glance there appears to be too much camera shake to identify the setting itself. That day, about twelve months ago, Andrew was wearing blue jeans, desert boots, and a black and white checkered shirt.-The boots were a size too big. The pig's wife throws him out of her own house when he becomes a little difficult to live with.
The manager of the inn threatened Pujs (more than once) that they were. For many people who go to live concerts, I'm sure you've seen the pig in action. You see the pig is a road worker (yes, a real life person) who worked here on.
Then the pig knows that he has 'done his job well enough for people to enjoy it. And it is this approach that has probably kept the pig employed as a roadie for such. For these reasons, if the pig is out of work, all he does is go to 'those pubs where the industry hangs out.
And it is this attitude that sounds an ominous prediction from the pig and this is.
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ALGRASSBYCONDEMNS QIT STAFF NEWSLETTER
ANTI-NUCLEAR CONFERENCE
STAGED
NEW CLUB PRESIDENT
UNION FEES RISE 50%
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THAN LAST YEAR
DISAPPOINTING NUMBERS FOR PEACE CONCERT
Of the anti-climbers I spoke to, almost all changed their minds when they heard more information. It is now clear to us that this information needs to be made more widely available. It would be difficult to prove, but one QIT student recently suggested that this might be the case.
The QIT union is interested in your response to the demands placed on you by lecturers and subjects in general. Leave a message at the Union services listed in the survey; but much more of an office or a conversation with one of the executives. It really depends a lot on your attitude (or 'pain in the butt'} of your union to the campus and what you feel when you're up there, or talking to your so- what you're doing here.
Thank you very much for giving us an indication of your views on an increase in Union Tax. But for all those who voiced disapproval, only two non-council members turned up for the critical union meeting. WRITE TO THE QIT UNION to tell us how you feel about the requirements, errors or anything else about your course at QIT.
Information provided will be treated as confidential, but if you are willing to provide additional information/participate in discussion, we would appreciate your name and telephone number or address.
REPS
That is why we want to distribute an information bulletin with details about student facilities and how they can be improved (with more money). There are many people who believe that the workload at QIT is much greater than that of other tertiary institutions in Queensland, even in comparable courses. It has also been suggested that QIT trains people to perform certain tasks, but does not train them to care about or understand the effects their work has on society.
If coursework is as demanding as many students believe it to be, then you don't really have much time to intellectualize Or do you.
HOLLYRAT
TRIUMPH_
A corpse was wrapped in rosaries and garlic and was being buried in the middle of the crossroads in an unmarked grave. Military history ranges from Australia's involvement in the Maori Wars of 1863 to the aftermath of the Vietnam War in the 1970s. It is a story of the ANZACS, of Gallipoli, of the war against the Japanese in the Pacific and of Australian soldiers fighting a controversial and desperate war in Vietnam.
The police chase, the eating of dog food, canary seed and frozen rabbit heads and the inspectors' blindness are highlights of the play. Sean Mee is brilliant in the roles of the inspector, sergeant, old man and undertaker. You can add My Name Is Nobody to that list - it's a brilliant parody of the Western Game).
It is not, I think, revealing the mucn end to say that Mike, in an emotional moment, calls Anna Sara. In a more figurative sense of the word, music is polyrhythmic, ie. SUJ~stion of the melody from the instru~. , interacting with each other 1r-i:1) arts as opposed to straight instrumental riffing where everyone plays the same patterns. As a result, the melody is very suggestive and the individuality of the instruments is evident.
I admire some of the records that selector has produced and the Specials single 'Ghost Town' was quite a hit last year.
DOWN LINDER RECORD SHOP
Stranglers has gone off on a different tangent to the direction that first 'The Raven' and then 'Men in Black' seemed to be going. All the songs are, as usual, political and socially critical and cover a range of topics from nuns, matyrs, love, war, the poor to middle class girls. Standout tracks in addition to the above included 'Talk of the ·~own' and 'Boys Get Spanked'.
With all the stalls taken out of the Festival Hall, the place came alive as the punks, hipsters and those who just wanted to hear a good band came out of the woodwork to listen to this highly skilled band. Many felt it was detrimental to the concert, but on the other hand it complemented the brashly raw sound of the Pretenders. Hynde appeared disinterested in the performance at the start of the piece, with comments such as 'I didn't really want to be here tonight'.
With Davey Johnst-one on guitar, Dee Murray on bass and Nigel 'A Little Bit Of Soap' Olson on drums, Elton proved he is still one of the world's best live acts. On the first and third nights he appeared in an electronic suit that flashed in the dark, much to the delight of the 4,000-strong crowd. The highlight of the evening was an extended version of 'Rocket Man' followed by a half-hour version of.
By the end of the night, Elton had the crowd in the palm of his hand and a live version of 'Crocodile Rock' nearly demolished Festival Hall.
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