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EVENTS

Reciprocity Shelf Approached Again

Beside the bookstore and across
from PIRG is the Reciprocity Food
Shelf. This is here for students who
are in financial need to pick up and
extra bit of food, not for those who
already have access to food or who
are living at home with adequate
nutrition. If you do take food from the
shelf please notice the word
“Reciprocity”. This means that when
you are financially stable you should
give back to the students. At the
moment we get a donation of food
every Friday from St. Vincent de Paul,
and occasional donations from CUPE

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members. While some students do
leave donations we are always in
need of more. Any type of canned
goods, produce, bread, rice etc.
would be greatly appreciated. We
welcome everyone to help them-
selves to any perishable food items
any day after Friday

(so the food does not go bad over the
weekend). Anyone wishing to make
donations can simply place them
directly on the self. For more informa-
tion on the Reciprocity Food Shelf
contact Erin or Shelley at PIRG (960-
7474, or email at pgpirg@unbce.ca).

-featuring pic’s taken by papira volunteers @ the Seattle WTO conference
-public forum on the WTO featuring Maude Barlow. from the Council of

Canadians

CANFOR THEATRE FEBRUARY 29 @ 7 PM

February 21, 2000

Africa Development and Information Centre of Northern BC Invites you to the

Africa Film Festival

Programme

Friday March 3rd (room 7-238)

6:30pm-8:00pm: Everyone’s Child (winner of 4 awards)
8: 30pm-10:15pm: Neria (winner of 8 awards)

Saurday March 4th (rooms 7-238 and 7-212

11:00am-12:45pm: Neria

11:00am-12:30pm: The Grass is Singing
1:15pm-2:45pm: More Times (winner of 9 awards)
1:00pm-2:30pm: Everyone’s Child
3:15pm-4:05pm: It’s Not Easy

3:00pm-4:45pm: Neria

4:35pm-6:20pm: The Grass is Singing
5:05pm-6:35pm: Everyone’s Child
6:50pm-8:20pm: More Times

7:05pm-8:50pm: Neria

Dates: March 3rd and 4th

Place: UNBC (rooms 7-238 and 7-212)

Fees: $3.00 single ticket per entry
$10.00 pass good for all

Tickets Available At:

UNBC Bookstore

CNC Bookstore

Mosquito Books in Parkwood Place
Books & Co at 1685, 3rd Ave

For further information contact: Amissi at 564-0715 or Nathaniel at 614-0273

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| assert that it is time to shuck off the
shell of superstition which
surrounds us and to face the reality
that we are here due to natural
causes. It is time to switch our ener-
gies from offering prayers to
imaginary beings to curing the mani-
fest ills of our planet and societies.
Comforting as the thought of everlast-
ing life for humans (unique among

animals) may be, it is an absurdity.
We are born, we live and we die, like
every other life form. Let us devote
our lives to creating the greatest pos-
sible good for the greatest number of
people rather than waste them on
fantasies.

Yours,

Jim Loughery

Question for the Populous
How do students feel about

corporate sponsorship in

universities?

This issue’s editorial
Gabriel Ellis

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