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BACK NEXT ISSUE WITH AN EXCITING CONCLUSION!
Out of the Spotlight (continued)

(continued from page 7)

Last summer they filmed
a video of convocation, and
they also produced an orien-
tation video for new students.
Summer is also the time to
do an equipment review.

EMS does videos of any
special events around the
campus, like the dedication
of the Weller library. They
also supply everything pro-
fessors need to teach their
classes, such as video equip-
ment and computers for
PowerPoint presentations.
They service all that stuff
chained to the wall in the
classrooms. What many
‘students don't realize is that
EMS supplies equipment to
us, too. They have scanners,
video production equipment,

and CD writers. Tony reck-
ons that EMS has the best
equipment in the city.
Generally, it should stay on
campus, although if your prof
has a project for you off-cam-
pus, EMS will let you use
their equipment. They do
warn that this is expensive
stuff: a digital camera could
cost $3000, a _ projector
$13000. And if you break it,
or it gets stolen from your
car, you just bought it!
Student demand for equip-
ment is at a high point from
mid-October to late
November, when all the class
presentations are due, and if
you don't book ahead, the
equipment might be out
when you come looking for it.
You should also always have
a backup, because equip-

ment does fail. EMS is run-
ning at capacity now, and
there is a real.space crunch.
They would like to expand,
but they are next to Archives,
which would like to expand ...
EMS doesn't benefit from the
construction, but they're
enjoying it anyway. They
have a great view from their
windows, and can look for-
ward to installing the new
equipment, which Andrew
says is the "fun part" of the
job. The large teaching labs
will have projectors perma-
nently installed, and also
built-in PA systems, so
instructors can be heard over
the noise of the lab equip-
ment. The Agora extension is
probably going to have video
conferencing facilities,
depending on the budget.

So many choices so little
time. A hint: wait too long
and they'll all disappear.

Taurus

It’s open season on the bull-
headed. Stop bashing your
head into the wall and try to
see beyond the misty
Aquarius surface (see
Aquarius reading).

Gemini

Your smile is a megawatt
lightbulb capable of turning
minds to mush and hearts to
jelly.

Cancer

Crabby, cancerous thoughts
enter your mind and must be
purged else you'll find your-
self boiled in trouble like a
run-of-the mill lobster.

Leo

Don’t try to hide from the
ones who you owe debts to.
That makes a very cowardly

Your sense of confidence is
amazing. Tell those others
where to kiss you.

Libra

You must decide, already
who’s gonna play the bitch to

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can’t have two, it's gonna
cause speculation. However,
you are a master at balanc-
ing the equation.

Scorpio

Tempers, tempers. Too
much and the immediate
vicinity will be cinders and
ash. That's to be expected
however since you're all
about the Phoenix rising and
all that jazz.

Sagittarius

The flames of lust have risen
and now your roommates
can’t sleep! Keep the bunny
action down for creep’s sake!

Aquaris
Your life is murkier than the
disgusting Fraser river.
Clean it up and stop polluting
my Crystal ball.

Capricorn

You know you are bored
when start counting the lint
pills on your sweatshirt.
Ditch the dull-as-ditch water
element in your life.

Pisces

Oh you are sly! You’re being
quiet for a reason but the
Mme. Bogus knows all.

U reuui

1elmet.

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