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LETTERS TO THE
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With Care CAugust 10, 1990)

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able, and demonstrated for once
that he is able to distinguish
between right and wrong.

$150 million has been committed Management Strategy, in partner™ DESPERATELY SEEKING LOST ALUMNI across the continent and around 2&8r Editor:
to our Municipal Solid Waste ship with 1 ocal governments, the world who will be here for
Management Strategy over the next industry and business, 15 the Simon Fraser is searching Homecoming," Liotta continues. fovdatesnr Bevandenizalmitlss
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3 years. most comprehensive program of its for alumni to invite to a once- "Graduates like Ken Dye, Canada’s DIGS Seep ese cee we ara
British Columba ane’ throw out) kind aneCanada. in-a-lifetime celebration —- the auditor general, are easy to ple oe B.C. for 'the actions of

Ernest Dennis was charged ||more than 6 million kilograms of But even before your local first-ever Homecoming, Sept. 14- find, but we’re also locating his disgraced former Attorney
with assault causing bodily harm. garbage every day. Over a year, Program 1s in place, you can make 16. people like Ray Stewart, a cowboy General, Bud Smith.

He was) remanded, to., October, 25, that’s enough ta fill 400,000 %S19mM1 ficant changes. ; "There are over 30,000 and in the Okanagan and Melody } :
1990. municipal garbage trucks. Start by learning and using it’s important to reach as many Ermachild, a private eye in Cali- Why can’t the Premier admit
Over 98% of our municipal the three R’s of waste manage— as we can, as quickly as pos- F Bud Smith was wrong to meddle in

Fred Velton was charged with solid waste is being dumped into ment: Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. sible," explains Dr. Christine fornia. He we hope to reach the prosecution of his friend and
impaired driving while under sus- |Jlandfills and if we don’t clean Liotta, director of alumni rela— ™3ny More. Socred colleague Bill Reid? Does
pension and was sentenced to 90 {UP our act, six out of 10 will be Turn your garbage into gold. tions. hist Simon ne Hpaaer Ul VeGs levee cue hc emUer Ot eSB pe et

, : Sta full within 10 years. Call us today for more "We want all alumni to b istory, short in years, compared unique role of the Attorney Gene-
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ES more trash than-ever before in ways you can start to reduce your | Anniversary by rediscovering the ‘?lorful events and achievements. be independent and impartial?
2 mo “ aur ubiekeny = Tt Soe aussngiecorlearknagernd ghitynows | campus and reuniting with old Homecoming is the first op-— Does Premier Vander Zalm not be-

We Ten IcEriny tues chanced ious environmental problems and We must all produce less friends in events unlike anything portunity for thousands to cele- lieve that our judicial system
with mischief. Pleaded not guil-— creating more landfills is not waste and treat necessary waste ever held before.” brate with a former team-mate must be free of political inter—
ty. The charges were dismissed. the answer. as a resource. Garbage is a Departments are hosting re-— from intramurals, someone from ference?

personal problem. unions and receptions where for- the old car pool, or late-night Dibbeisls bar:

Adrian Currie was charged |Our goal is to reduce the amount Our beautiful British Col- mer students can discover what session in the lab or library. Rather than criticize Smith,
with failing to leave a licensed af garbage we throw out by S0% by umbia environment is fragile. happened to a special professor Prizes, which include tick- the Premier chose toa focus on the
premise. Pleaded not guilty. He the year 2000. Handle with care. or former classmate, firsthand. ets for two anywhere in Air way the tapes were released and
was remanded to October 25. Our provincial Solid Waste After welcoming canoeists Canada’s world, are being given their consequential effect on

who are recreating Simon Fraser’s for the best birthday card and Smith’s family. In sa doing,

y Richard Johnson was charged historic voyage dawn the river for favorite SFU stories. Vander Zalm conveniently ignores

with theft af telecommunicatians, which also bears his name, and Alumni, faculty, staff, former two facts. Gane yy Olay ura

ee xi sn honoring outstanding alumni, Fri- Students, and friends of SFU are his assertions, the tapes were
failure to appear A warrant was -

fot ur & He Ee it : day, Sept. 14, SFU will open its being encouraged to participate. turned over to the R.C.M.P. In

issued for his arrest. doors and arms the followi For mor e information fact, I contacted the Deputy At-—

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Daniel Crispin was charged velit ete pedeiare Unga cater day. contact: torney General before rising in
with Section 47. Pleaded ret @ Enquire whether plastic plant pots Shura While farmer students return i m ' the " Legislature. Second, the
RARELY cto he ets! ay Lt Sg op pera mettle ap wal et returnable glass to the Pub, the pool, the lib- Alumni Relations Office Premier ignores the fact that New
Her 25. rary, and other favorite haunts, Simon Fraser University Democrats did not release any of

j the campus will be alive with Burnaby, B.C. the tapes dealing with Smith’s -
Tea can bey is toute EON se Music and dance performances, VSA 9Z9 apparent invol vement with a re-

y special lectures and displays. porter. That material was relea—
i d The president is hosting a Call (604) 291-4154. sed by an unidentified source
j f ee Onke rare brunch. The daycare society is % ° through the media.
i y aici ralteealll aN. eee ene Sraaauoe peor cceleneahorel play. And a gala dance and buf- 3994 or 291-4154 or Bruce Mason, Worse still, Vander Zalm
y y @ Buy recycled stationery @ Buy ip bulk and use refillable Oneenenme i fet is being staged in the even— media and public relations, 291- fails to recognize that all MLAS
yy z y and write on both sides. ; Pine il 8 Senceine foe ing. 3035. have a duty to report any wrong-

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ha y See veer adawtte shires and shoes to charg peste We’ve heard from alumni doing by the Attorney General to
4 y bas len ot ber Don't throw them away. wasteful packaging. A | the Legislature. The laws of
y } veda megedeeens Parliament demand that an Attor—
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{canned fruits , j them outor look at agencies | Seas ay refer not to hear of a wrong-
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Y ; pees. containers instead ? i but surely the public should be
} Nugget jewlery y @ Cisse ps Onn ei informed of such improprieties.
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} Furs Gifts } Pare S/ A ae yostead of 8 paper a } Bud Smith not only violated
h } Hien Wen R Se the ethical standards we demand
y CLAUDE & LORRAINE CHARETTE Y ae piueradalnon of our Attorney General, he did
g y landfills is disposable diapers. saa ati 2 something much worse by violating
Y GEN. DEL. ISKUT, B.C. VOJ 1KO CANADA vA C tay to buy products and packages Think before you buy th blic’” t t i , Oy ae
y } @ Build a compost in that contain recycled paper. an item. Do you really a oe eas) inet mi Jah in one age
vA . i re @ Buy second hand, rent and share. a do with wha hes omic ccs me owe a bg
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