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Hopefully\nthe new arena will be available for\nthis game. \u2022 Oct 3&4, Thunderbird\nArena, 7:30pm \u2022\nRe-EDucation \u2022 Radical Beer Faction (RBF) and the Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS) proudly\npresents Re-EDucation. Join in\ntheir first beer garden or the year\nand be ready for an amazing\nnight \u2022 Oct 3, 2008. 5-1 Opm.\nThe Cheeze (2335 Engineering\nRoad) Free for RBF members and\nengineering students. $5 RBF\nmembership sold at the door. 19+\nevent. Please bring 2 pieces of\ngovernment ID \u2022\nRED OKTOBER \u2022 MC Lean productions will be heating up the Plaza\nNightclub with RED OKTOBER,\nwhere the RBF storms downtown\nVancouver. Buy your tickets at the\nCheese and get VIP entry until 11\n\u2022 Oct 3, 2008. Free shuttle buses\nwill be leaving the Cheese at 9pm\nand 10pm. Tickets on sale at the\nCheeze \u2022\nIMH Colloquium presents \"Babies, Brains & Culture: Health &\nDevelopment in the Context of\nCultural Diversity: Cases from\nEast Africa\" by Prof. Marten\ndeVries \u2022 Prof. deVries will deliver\nthe Hira Panikkar Memorial Lecture \u2022 Oct 3, 2008. 12pm. Room\nP4312, 2nd floor of the new\nMental Health Bldg, BC Children\nand Women's Health Centre (4500\nOak) Interested in meeting Prof.\ndeVries in person, please contact\nDr. Pratibha Reebye at 604-875-\n2206 or preebye@cw.bc.ca \u2022\nOctober 4\nGet Learned Conference \u2022 The\nGet Learned Conference (GLC)\nis an all day conference that wil\nbe held on the UBC-Vancouver\ncampus on Saturday Oct 4, 2008\nand targeted towards first year\nstudents entering into the Faculty\nof Arts, Science and Engineering \u2022\nSaturday Oct 4, 2008. More information at: www.glc.ubc.ca\/\nCanadian Students for Sensible\nDrug Policy presents End the\nViolence \u2022 There will be a variety\nof speakers providing information\nregarding the current state of drug\npolicy. A variety of issues and concerns will be addressed: from Insite\nto drug policy reform. There wil\nbe live entertainment and a host\nof qualified speakers. From DJs to\npolitical figures, a host of people\nwill explain the role of safer drug\npolicies and harm reduction. Come\nout to the Art Gallery this Saturday\nto learn about the urgent need for\nchange in Canadian Policy. \u2022 Oct\n4 10am-7:30pm at Vancouver Art\nGallery \u2022\nOctober 5\nCIBC Run for the Cure \u2022 Let's do\nsomething about breast cancer\nand have fun. Join our UBC's\nHealthy Footprint team in the\nCIBC Run for the Cure to raise\nfunds and make a difference in the\nives of Canadians who have been\naffected by breast cancer. We are\nencouraging participants to agree\nto fundraise $1 50. If any of the\nfirst 25 people to register for the\nUBC team are unable to pay or\nfundraise, UBC will cover the cost.\n\u2022 Oct 5, 2008 9:30am-12:30pm.\nMore info at www.cbcf.org \u2022\nOctober 6\nThis is My Body This is My Software between Western and Non-\nWestern Art \u2022 Body surgery artist\nOrland gives a lecture with open\ndiscussion \u2022 Monday Oct 6, 2008.\nllam-lpm, Thea'sLounge, 6371\nCrescent Rd (UBC campus) \u2022\nZen Tour-Finding the Centre:\nA Martial Arts and Fine Arts\nPresentation \u2022 Celebrate Learning Event: Two Zen masters\nfrom Hawaii will visit the Pacific\nNorthwest in Oct 2008. Events\nopen to the public will feature fine\narts and martial arts, and audience\nmembers will have a chance to\nexperience Zen for themselves.\nThe instructors will present Rinzai\nZen as it has developed at the Dai-\nhonzan Chozen-ji in Honolulu. The\nevent is open to all and is at the\nUBC Asian Centre Auditorium. For\nmore information go to the web\nsite or send an e-mail to : revbun-\nkowong@aol.com. \u2022  Oct 6, 2008\n3pm-5pm www.Zentour2008. For\nmore info at web.officelive.com\/\u2022\nMonday Night Worship & Community Meal \u2022 Sunday mornings\njust too early to go to church?\nCome Monday nights instead\nEach Monday night @ 6:30pm,\nat the Chapel of the Epiphany\n(6030 Chancellor Blvd.-just\nbeyond Gage). Followed by FREE\ncommunity meal. \u2022 Oct 6, 2008\n6:30pm-\/':30pm. Contact for\nmore info at revnathanwright@\nmac.com \u2022\nUBC Improv Presents: The\nVancouver International Improv\nFestival Sneak Peak \u2022 Get ready\nfor the greatest Improv show that\nhas EVER been on campus! The\nnewly formed 08\/09 UBC Improv\nteam joins forces with some of the\nVancouver International Improv\nFestival's heavyweight performers\nfor what will surely be a historic\nnight in UBC Improv history.* Oct\n6, 2008 7pm-9 pm, Place Vanier\nBallroom cost: $5.00*\nOctober'\nPancake Breakfast for the United\nWay \u2022 The Sauder School of Business is hosting a Pancake Breakfast\nfor the United Way on Tuesday,\nOct 7, on the lawn outside the\nHenry Angus Building on Main\nMall from 8 - 10:30am. This event\nwill be run by the Commerce\nStudents connected with the Commerce Community Program (CCP).\nFor just $5.00 per ticket you will\nget 2 pancackes, 2 sausages and 1\nbeverage and be entered into the\ndraw for a signed hockey jersey. \u2022\nOct, 7 2008 8am-10:30am, ccp.\ncusonline.ca cost: $5.00 \u2022\nCandidates Forum on Global\nPoverty \u2022 Engineers Without\nBorders and Canada's World wil\nhost the Candidates Forum on\nGlobal Poverty. Attending will be\na representative from each of the\nfour major political parties in the\nupcoming election. Each candidate\nwill be asked to speak to four\nkey issues: aid, debt, trade and\nCanada as a model global citizen\n\u2022 Oct 7, 2008, SFU Harbour Centre, Downtown Vancouver, 515\nWest Hastings Street (Joseph and\nRoselie Segal Centre, room 1400),\n6 pm, vancouver@ewb.ca\nTransvestites of the tree-tops:\nextreme reversed sexual dichro-\nmatism in Eclectus parrots * Evo-\nlution, ecology and biodiveresity\nseminars hosted by Zoology \u2022 Oct\n8, 2008 Cookies \u2014AERL atrium,\n3:40 pm, Seminar \u2014AERL auditorium, 4:30. More info: sinclair@\nzoology.ubcca\nThe Bible for Beginners * The\nBible for Beginners is an informal,\nno pressure examination of one\nof the most famous books in the\nworld. Meet over lunch (Mondays 12-1 in SUB @ tables near\nStarbucks) or coffee (Wednesdays\n2-3 @ Ike's Cafe in the Irving K.\nBarber Center) to learn about this\nbook. \u2022 Oct 8, 2008 2pm-3pm\nrevnathanwright@mac.com \u2022\nWednesday Noon Hour: Spokane\nString Quartet \u2022 Fran Joseph\nHaydn: String Quartet No. 30 in\nE flat Op. 32\/2 (\"Joke\") Ludwig\nvan Beethoven: String Quartet No\n11 in f minor Op 95 (\"Serioso\")\nThe Recital Hall, UBC Music Building, 6361 Memorial Road \u2022 Oct\n8, 2008 12pm-1pm Please call\n604.822.5574 or email concerts\u00a9\ninterchange.ubc.ca for more\ninformation, www.music.ubc.ca\nCost:$4 at the door (cash only) \u2022\nHellboy II: The Golden Army \u2022\n\"Suck my ectoplasmic Schwanz-\nstucke! \" \u2022 Wed Oct. 8-Thu Oct.\n9, Sat Oct. 11-Sun Oct. 12 @\n7:00pm. Norm Theatre in the\nSUB, $4 general admission, $2 for\nmembers. More information at\nwww. ams. ubc. ca\/clubs\/filmsoc \u2022\nHancock \u2022 -\"I can smell alcohol on\nyour breath.\"  -\"That's cause I've\nbeen drinking bitch!\" \u2022 Wed Oct.\n8-Thu Oct. 9, Sat Oct. 11-Sun\nOct. 12 @ 9:15pm . Norm Theatre\nin the SUB, $4 general admission,\n$2 for members. More information\nat www.ams.ubc.ca\/clubs\/filmsoc \u2022\nOctober 9\nMen's Basketball \u2022 After a round\nof pre-season games, UBC will\nplay a doubleheader against Wilfrid Laurier to warm up for their\nupcoming season.* Oct9&11, War\nMemorial Gym, 5pm & 2pm \u2022\nUrban Challenge \u2022 Who wil\nbe the next to join them? \u2022\nCost:    $20-$96 Oct 9, 2008\n1:30pm-5:30pmamiu@rec ubc.\nca. For more info atwww.rec.ubc\nca\/events\/eco\/*\nOctober 10\nRocky Horror Picture Show \u2022 THE\nRHPS BZZR Garden! 19 years of\nage for admittance, ID REQUIRED\n\u2022 Fri Oct. 10 Doors Open @\n7:00pm, Movie Starts @ 8:00pm.\nTHE RHPS Midnight Screening! Sat\nOct. 11 Doors Open @ 11:45pm,\nMovie Starts @ 11:59pm. Norm\nTheatre in the SUB, $4 general\nadmission, $2 for members. More\ninformation at www.ams.ubc\nca\/clubs\/filmsoc \u2022\nOctober 18\nUBC Apple Festival \u2022 A family\nevent for all, UBC Apple Fest celebrates one of BC's favorite fruits.\nOne of the most popular events\nwould be the apple tasting, with\nover 60 different varieties to try\nfrom for just $3. Buskers provide\nmusical entertainment throughout\nthe day \u2022 Oct 18-19, 11am-4pm.\nUBC Botanical Garden. $2 entry\nfee. Free for under 18 \u2022\nDo you want your organization's\nevents listed here? Send us an\ne-mail at events@ubyssey.ca. The\nClassifieds\nIf you want to place a classified, e-mail us at advertising@ubyssey.ca\nServices\nFor sale\nPrivate tutoring for Math and Science 8-12 around the UBC Area\nduring weekends\nPlease contact James Hoi at 604-\n295-5918 for more details.\nSelf-Discovery:\nA FREE 8-Week Course\nOctober 26, 1:30-2:30 PM\nLibrary Square Conference Centre\n350 West Georgia Street\nRegister:\n1-877-GNOSIS-1\nvancouver@gnosticmovement.\ncom\nDiscover spiritual peace and gain\nthe most from every moment.\nSelling Xbox 360 games:\nGears of War Collector's Edition\n$25\nViva Pinata: $10\nThe Darkness: $10\nBuying: Rise Against floor ticket\n(Nov. 9 Thunderbird Arena): $65\nContact: 778-847-9300\nceldazero@yahoo.ca\nnterested in advertising here?\nCall 604-822-6681 for information. Free for UBC students\nnterested in advertising here?\nCall 604-822-6681 for information. Free for UBC students\nThhIUbyssey\nOctober 3'\", 2008\nvolume xc, rflO\nEditorial Board\nCOORDINATING EDITOR\nKellan Higgins: coordinating@uhyssey.ca\nNEWS EDITORS\nStephanie Findlay & Justin McElroy :\nnews@uhyssey.ca\nCULTURE EDITOR\nTrevor Melanson : culture@uhyssey.ca\nSPORTS EDITOR\nShun Endo sports@uhysseyca\nFEATURES & PERSPECTIVES EDITOR\nJoe Rayment: features@uhyssey.ca\nPHOTO EDITOR\nGoh Iromoto :photos@ubyssey.ca\nPRODUCTION MANAGER\nPaul Bucci:production@uhyssey.ca\nCOPY EDITOR\nCelestian Rince: copy@uhysseyca\nVOLUNTEER COORDINATOR\nRicardo Bortolon : volunteers@uhysseyca\nWEBMASTER\nAdam Leggett: webmaster@uhyssey ca\nMULTIMEDIA EDITOR\nDan Haves : multimedia@uhysseyca\nEditorial Office\nRoom 24, Student Union Building\n6138 Student Union Boulevard\nVancouver, BCV6T lZl\ntel: 604-822-2301\nfax: 604-822-9279\nweb: www.uhyssey.ca\ne-mail: feedback @uhyssey.ca\nBusiness Office\nRoom 23, Student Union Building\nadvertising: 604-822-1654\nbusiness office: 604-822-6681\nfax: 604-822-1658\ne-mail: advertising@ubyssey.ca\nBUSINESS MANAGER : Fernie Pereira\nAD TRAFFIC : Sabrina Marchand\nAD design : Gerald Deo\nCourtesy of Christine D'Onofrio\nV      Canada Post Sales\nAgreement\nNumber 0040878022\nCanadian printed onH'00%\nUniversity   recycleckpaper\nPress \\_]\\J\nThe Ubyssey is the official student newspaper ofthe University of British Columbia. It is published every Tuesday\nand Friday by The Ubyssey Publications Society. We are an\nautonomous, democratically run student organization,and\nall students are encouraged to participate.\nEditorials are chosen and written by the Ubyssey staff.\nThey are the expressed opinion of the staff, and do not\nnecessarily reflect the views of The Ubyssey Publications\nSociety or the University of British Columbia. All editorial\ncontent appearing in The Ubyssey is the property of The\nUbyssey Publications Society. Stories, opinions, photographs and artwork contained herein cannot be reproduced\nwithout the expressed, written permission of The Ubyssey\nPublications Society.\nThe Ubyssey is a founding member of Canadian University Press (CUP) and adheres to CUP's guiding principles.\nLetters to the editor must be under 300 words. Please\ninclude your phone number,student number and signature\n(not for publication) as well as your year and faculty with\nall submissions. ID will be checked when submissions are\ndropped off at the editorial office ofThe Ubyssey; otherwise\nverification will be done by phone.\"Perspectives\"are opinion pieces over 300 words but under 750 words and are run\naccording to space.\"Freestyles\" are opinion pieces written\nby Ubyssey staff members. Priority will be given to letters\nand perspectives over freestyles unless the latter is time\nsensitive.Opinion pieces will not be run until the identity of\nthe writer has been verified.The Ubyssey reserves the right\nto edit submissions for length and clarity. All letters must be\nreceived by 12 noon the day before intended publication.\nLetters received after this point will be published in the\nfollowing issueunlessthereisan urgenttime restriction or\nother matter deemed relevant by the Ubyssey staff.\nIt is agreed by all persons placing display or classified\nadvertising that if the Ubyssey Publications Society fails to\npublish an advertisement or if an error in the ad occurs the\nliability of the UPS will not be greaterthan the price pa id for\nthe ad. The UPS shall not be responsible for slight changes\nor typographical errors that do not lessen the value or the\nimpact ofthe ad.\nContributors\nOnce upon a time King Joe Rayment held a tournament\nfor the hand of his lovely daughter, Li Kathy Yan. Attendees\nincluded: Lords Ricardo Bortolon, James Johnson and\nBrandon Adams, Ladies Cynthia Khoo and Kalyeena\nMakortoff,the infamous swordsmith Dan Haves,the\ntraveling bard duo Trevor Record and Trevor Melanson,\neven Father Shun Endo and Brother Kellan Higgins, but\nQueen Stephanie Findlay had to leave early. Princess\nClaudia Richard was found making out with court jester\nDrew Thompson. Princess Alia Dharssi decided to have a\nsex change and is now called Gerald Deo. But what was the\nreal show stopper was Prince Justin McElroy who begged\nhis Fairy Godfather Celestian Rince to help make him King.\nItalian assassin Tara Martellaro poisoned King Joe and\nPrince Paul Bucci. In the end, Knight Goh Iromoto defeated\nKnights Adam Leggettjorge Amigo, Ken Dodge and\nKeegan Bursaw and Justin McElroy was crowned King.\nFront page graphic Culture\nEditor: Trevor Melanson | E-mail: culture@ubyssey.ca\nOctober 3,2008 | Page 3\nA few moments of anti-punk with Horrorpops!\nby Ken Dodge\nCulture Writer\nRaised in Denmark, based in\nLA, lead singer of Horrorpops\nPatricia Day has been beautiful\nand bizarre for years, blazing\nacross the country with a tour\nthat often includes Go-Go dancers and ornate double-bass\nguitars. We were shocked to\nfind a band that subverts punk,\nwhile being part of it, all without preaching. Coming to Vancouver to promote their latest\nalbum Kiss Kiss Kill Kill, Day\nspoke with us about the trial\nand error of rock and roll.\nU: You never outright talk\nabout politics, culture or current\nevents. Why does your song-writing style veer away from these\ntopics that other rock artists\nembrace?\nPD: Seriously, you gotta understand...the Horrorpops started in the 1990s, back in 1996,\nas a reaction to all the boring\nshit in the entertainment industry. We're talking the heyday of\nbands like Nirvana. Bands that\nwent on stage, looking like they\ncrawled out of the gutter. Bands\nthat didn't put on a show, and\njust stood there with their eyes\nfucking closed. So we just tried\nto do something that actually\nentertains people.\nU: What do you think about\nother artists who might rant off\non politics or religion? NOFX, for\nHorrorpops are all about fun. Reacting to a plethora of political punk, the band takes pride in being anything but serious, courtesy of the horrorpops\nexample.\nPD: Personally, I won't do it.\nStarting out in the mid-90s there\nwas another band that was very\npopular called Rage Against the\nMachine. Now talk about a band\nthat stuffs political opinions\ndown your fucking throat. But\nyou know, growing up in Scandinavia...the things that kids are\njust starting to discover, I was\ntaught in grade two.\nU: Do you think being a punk\nrocker is considered rebellious\nanymore at all by society?\nPD: Not anymore. The only\nthing that's possible is to inspire\nthe Midwest! In my world, you\ncan't really be controversial\nanymore.\nU: How do you feel playing\nthe Warped Tour, which many\nwould criticize for being the definition of corporate domination\nin punk music?\nPD: You know, because of\nthe tour's commercialization, it\nmeans that kids can pay $ 15 and\nsee 60 bands. Can you be against\nthat? I can't be against that!\nU: What would you say was the\nbest crowd you ever played to?\nPD: Canadians!\nU: Don't give me that bullshit!\nPD: *laughs* No, it's true!\nThey've  got a  great combina\ntion of the US and Europe, in\nthe sense that in the US you're\nplaying for a bunch of kids on\ncrazy hormones. When you're in\nEurope you're playing to a bunch\nof adults where there's alcohol.\nBut when you go into Canada\nyou have alcohol and hormones,\nso it's a perfect mix! \\a\nThe Horrorpops play Richards on Richards this Sunday,\nOctober 5.\nFalling Woman is a sexy struggle |Ayr UM \"    ~Z\n\u00b0 J_ Mobile concert suiters\nfrom low attendance\nThe falling woman will never stop falling\u2014she is imprisoned by your gaze, courtesy of Christine d'onofrio\nby Trevor Melanson\nCulture Editor\nIn a local art gallery atop three\nflights of stairs there is a falling woman\u2014her dress billows\nhigher than Monroe's and covers her face. Left behind are\nher legs, kicking wildly, and\nher nakedness. She is Christine\nD'Onofrio's \"Falling Woman.\"\nD'Onofrio realizes \"that the\npiece can be quite uncomfortable\nfor some viewers, exciting for\nothers, and even all too familiar\nfor a few.\" This is intentional; the\npiece deals with contradictions.\nThey are emotional contradictions felt by you, the viewer.\nThe first details I noticed were\nher struggling and her exceptionally sexy legs. Should I have\nfelt guilty or turned on?\nThe piece is projected on a 16-\nfoot-wide screen, and yet it's still\ndifficult to find one flaw on the\nwoman's immaculate lower body.\nMaybe this shouldn't matter. It's\neasy to imagine D'Onofrio's video\nriding on an ocean of feminist\nwaves, and certainly it is, but\nthere's also something atypical\nbeing shown\u2014a perfect body.\nAnd we're expected to stare.\n\"I do not wish to control the\ngaze,\" said D'Onofrio. \"It's primal instinct.\" She wants us to be\nattracted to the body, not empa-\nthetic toward it. She's proving\na point: a woman's submission\ncan be sexually appealing\u2014for\nhim and for her.\nThis raises questions that\nconsider how a woman might\ndominate her own submission.\nOr if she even can.\nOf course, don't take my\nword for it. \"Falling Woman\" is\nshowing until October 18 at the\nRepublic Gallery on Richards\nStreet. %\nMobile rocked a pretty modest crowd at Maclnnes field on Wednesday. Attendance was low, unless you count the people who passed\nby on their way to the bus loop. If you do count those people, it was\na resounding success! The people who took in the whole show did\nso mostly sitting down (with the exception of a single topless man\nin canvas pants, who was wonderful) until that last song, \"Message\nin a Bottle\" by The Police. I, for one, can't figure out why the band\nwasn't received more enthusiastically\u2014Wednesday at 4pm is the\nideal time for a rock concert.\nKEEGAN BURSAW PHOTO\/THE UBYSSEY 4 | CULTURE\nTHE UBYSSEY    WWW.UBYSSEY.CA\nOCTOBER 3, 2Q08\nJoin the Revolution\nOr perhaps just join The Ubyssey\nVolunteers\u00ae ubyssey.ca\nSUB 24\n1\ni\nThe Church in Joyous Obedience:\nBiblical Expositions\nWalter Brueggemann   www.regent-college.edu\/laing\nhost: John G. Stackhouse, Jr.  604.224.3245or 1.800.663.8664\nTHE LIVE SESSIONS\nCOMPANY B SWING BAND\nBe a part of a live studio audience for an intimate recording session for CBC Radio 2's Canada Live series.\nTHURSDAY OCTOBER 9 | 5 PM\nTELUS STUDIO THEATRE AT THE CHAN CENTRE  |  UBC\nVancouver-based female vocal trio and band gets audiences smiling with their\ngorgeous harmonies and cheerful arrangements of classic swing era hits.\nALL AGES SHOW! Student tickets only $10\nTickets: Ticketmaster.ca I 604.280.3311 (service charges apply) Chan Centre Ticket Office (in person only)\nWWW.CHANCENTRE.COM\nstraight\nFred Herzog, a Vancouver photographer who was one of the first to\nactively shoot in colour, spoke at UBC. jorge amigo photo\/the ubyssey\nHerzog: don't\nshoot landscapes\nRenowned Vancouver photographer\nFred Herzog stops by the SUB\nby Jorge Amigo\n\u00abc' 105.7m\nCulture Writer\n\"f'm not here to show my work,\nI'm here to start a dialogue,\" said\nFred Herzog, as he introduced\nhimself to the eager crowd of\naspiring photographers that attended UBC Photosociety's first\nannual general meeting at the\nSUB on September 25. \"I hope\nI can be interrupted often, and I\nhope you get used to my accent.\"\nAt that moment, a projector was\nfired up, marking the beginning\nof a memorable evening.\nHerzog's work needed no\nintroduction. After 40 years of\nphotographing street scenes in\nVancouver, his images of this\ncity have become as common\nto photographers as the totem\npoles in Stanley Park.\nBorn in Germany, Herzog\nmoved to Vancouver in the\n1950s. He separated himself\nfrom other photographers by\nshooting mostly in Kodachrome,\na colour slide film that was hard\nto turn into prints. This limited his ability to exhibit because\n\"making Cibachrome prints was\nnot feasible. Itwas almost impossible for me to make a profit selling the prints.\" Thus, although\nhis collection of slides continued\nto grow, his work remained in\nthe dark for decades.\nHowever, this initial margin-\nalization helped to turn Herzog\ninto a living legend. His images\nwere taken decades before they\nwere finally shown in galleries, which inevitably turned his\nexhibitions into colorful odes to\nnostalgia.\nMoreover, anyone who attended Herzog's fantastic retrospective at the Vancouver Art\nGallery last year understands\nthat there is something very personal about his work. He allows\nus to glimpse into the private\nlife of his subjects, making us all\nvoyeurs of life in an epoch that is\ngone but not forgotten.\nHerzog explained that photography is about looking, about\nwaiting, and mocked people who\ncarry a bag full of expensive\nlenses, saying, \"the picture has\nto be in your head, not in your\ncamera bag.\" He underlined the\nimportance of concentrating on\na moment, on a sudden detail\nthat makes an otherwise irrelevant scene unique. With this,\nHerzog revealed his place in the\nlong tradition of documentary\nphotographers who, like Cartier-\nBresson, casually roamed the\nstreets waiting for the instant\nprecis to capture a unique moment forever.\nConsidering the inherent\ndifficulty of shooting people on\nthe streets, Herzog was quick to\nexplain that it is imperative to\nlook for body language, which\nincludes clothing. Stopping\nthe projector at a picture of a\nwoman with a cigarette in her\nhand, he said that first impressions matter because humans\nautomatically make judgments\nof the people they see, and\nthus, a photograph has to capture a gesture or a detail that\ngives a strong first impression.\nHe then added, that \"if you look\nlong enough, you can find vitality anywhere.\"\nWhen asked about the risks\nof photographing strangers,\nHerzog shared that \"people have\nshouted at me, people have told\nme to get away, people have told\nme to get off their property, and\npeople have threatened me with\ncalling the police.\" He suggested\nthat we \"shoot first, and ask questions later....\n\"To me, the city is a stage and\nthe people on the streets are all\nactors....We need to record how\npeople look in their natural state\n[because] it's the reality of how\nwe look.\" Otherwise, we will lose\nour real history.\nLastly, \"Don't photograph\nlandscapes, everybody does it\nand nobody cares.\" \\a News\nEditors: Stephanie Findlay and Justin McElroy | E-mail: news@ubyssey.ca\nOctober 3,2008 \\ Page S\nInsite in focus: politics mar educated debate\nThe science supports the effectiveness ofthe safe injection site. Will voters?\nBy Cynthia Khoo\nNews Writer\nThe separation of church\nand state has long been a\nfundamental aspect of Canadian government. What\nabout the separation of state and\nlaboratory?\nSince its inception in 2003,\nInsite, Vancouver's supervised\ninjection site for drug addicts in\nthe Downtown Eastside (DTES),\nhas become a lightning rod for\ncontroversy, ethical debates, and\nclashes between politicians and\nscientists.\nAccording to research scientist\nand UBC professor Dr Thomas\nKerr, Canada's growing politici-\nzation of science and scientific\nresearch has to stop. \"Anyone who\nthinks that Insite should be closed\nis putting ideology ahead of science and the basic principles of\npublic health.\"\nInsite has repeatedly risen as\na point of contention between the\nConservative government and the\nthree other major parties competing in British Columbia this\nelection. Stephen Harper and his\nparty oppose Insite\u2014at the Canadian Medical Associations annual\nconference in Montreal in August\nHealth minister Tony Clement\nsaid, \"Insite may in some small\nsubset of cases slow the death\nspiral of a deadly drug habit, but it\ndoes not reverse it. I do not regard\nthis as a positive health outcome.\"\nThe Liberal Party, Green Party,\nand New Democratic Party (NDP)\nall wish to see the site continued\nand its facilities expanded.\nLiberal Hedy Fry has been in\noffice since 1993, having been MP\nfor Vancouver Centre through the\nlong, slow evolution of Insite from\nvision to reality. \"[Insite] saves\nlives, it decreases the spread of\nHIV\/AIDS infections, it's helping people who are in desperate\ncircumstances, and it's helping\npublic order....In three years, the\nresults showed exactly what we\nwanted them to show.\"\nMultiple studies and reports\nhave indicated the effectiveness\nof Insite since its beginning. According to the Vancouver Coastal\nHealth web page, citing studies\nfrom peer-reviewed science journals such as British Medical Journal and The Lancet, Insite has reduced drug paraphernalia in city\nstreets, increased the number of\npeople seeking treatment, reduced\nneedle-sharing, and successfully\nprevented many overdose deaths\nand hospital visits.\nVancouver Centre NDP candidate and UBC professor Michael\nByers has confidence in the scientific community's support of Insite: \"As an academic researcher,\nI trust the wide range of scientific\ncriticism. I don't think there's any\nquestion it's an effective program\nthat should be continued and built\nupon.\"\nVancouver Centre Green Party\ncandidate Adrienne Carr also supports Insite: \"Our support for Insite\nis part of our own approach to the\nfour-pillar approach [treatment,\nprevention, harm reduction, enforcement] to the drug issue. It's\nalso part of our compassionate\napproach, making sure those who\nare most vulnerable in our society\nhave the support they need.\"\nDespite such support, the To-\nThe Insite safe injection site stalls. With health care professionals nearby, addicts are offered a chance for rehabilitation after injection, courtesy of insite\nries remain steadfast in their opposition to Insite. Instead of making the site permanently legal, they\nfavour a constitutional exemption.\nShortly before June 2008, when\nthe most recent extension was set\nto expire, the BC Supreme Court\nruled the exemption permanent,\nwhich allows Insite to operate\nindefinitely.\nIn response, Tony Clement\npromised to appeal the decision.\nThe appeal will take place in April\n2009. \"While I would quickly\nassert that people at Insite have\nthe best of intentions, I think the\nsite itself represents a failure of\npublic policy, indeed, of ethical\njudgment,\" Clement said in the\nVancouver Courier.\nThe health minister was\ncondemned for his criticism of\nInsite: \"Is it ethical for healthcare professionals to support the\ndistribution of drugs that are of\nunknown substance, or purity or\npotency\u2014drugs that cannot be legally prescribed?\"\nVancouver Centre Conservative candidate Lome Mayencourt's\nwebsite says, \"Insite is only a\nsmall part of what's needed to\nactually get long-term results for\nthose with addiction and mental\nhealth challenges. Harm reduction is but one of the Four Pillars\nand we need them all to succeed.\"\nMayencourt is a former provincial\nLiberal, and is himself a former\nsupporter of Insite.\nAt the same time, other candidates stress that Insite is beneficial because it deals with harm\nreduction.\n\"What [harm reduction] means\nis you protect [drug addicts] from\nthe worst things that can happen\nto them while you're helping them\nto get better,\" said Fry. \"I often\nbelieve the rhetoric of the Harper\ngovernment means they don't\nthink the lives of drug addicts are\nworth saving.\"\nDr Kerr, who won the 2007\nCanadian Institute of Health Research Award, is frustrated with\nthe lack of confidence shown in the\nscientific work regarding Insite.\n\"Pull your head out of the\nsand, take a look at the research,\nlisten to the scientific and medical\ncommunity who stood behind this\nbody of research and called for\nthe continuation and expansion of\nthis initiative.\"\nDr Kerr's opinion is shared\nby Mark Townsend, who is\ninvolved with Insite on behalf\nof PHS Community Services\nSociety. \"I think it's [a result of\nStephen Harper's] evangelical,\nChristian, very conservative,\nsimplistic view of the world. In\nhis world it's very, very clear\nthat people can just say no, that\nif we just get them into treatment that everything will be\nokay.\" He added, \"What it really\nillustrates is political interference with public health....It's\nlike listeria, or SARS, or super-\nbugs: you really need to listen to\nthe people who know about stuff\nwhen these things come up, and\nnot listen to your ideology.\"\nINSITE AT UBC\nThe Alma Mater Society has been\na steadfast advocate of Insite, recently passing a motion affirming\ntheir support. AMS VP External\nStefanie Ratjen was quoted saying,\n\"This show of support is important\nbecause Insite provides people\nwith drug addiction the chance to\naccess basic healthcare, detoxification treatment, and has prevented\nover 1000 deaths...it is the government of Canada's social responsibility to continue providing this\ninvaluable, lifesaving service.\"\nIn addition, the Integrated Sciences Student Association (ISSA)\nheld their 2008 annual conference with Insite with the politici-\nzation of science as the conference\ntheme.\nAccording to ISSA president\nRicardo Bortolon, \"We only had\none person, the Conservative rep,\nwho was against Insite, so there\nwas dialogue but there wasn't a\nlot of changing of perspectives\nfor people, mostly education and\ninsight.\n\"You could see the response to\nthe conference...it's not just a science thing, but a fundamental way\nto address the [drug] issue.\"\nCommenting on the political\ncontroversy surrounding Insite,\nBortolon said that, \"If you look at\nthe continuum, on the right, people generally fault drug users for\nbeing addicts, and they try to help\nthem by breaking the 'drug cycle.'\nAs you go left, you get more people\nwho attribute drug addiction to\na contextual thing, to poverty, to\nmore societal causes, and a lot\nof people don't want to address\nthose causes because it'll take a lot\nmore fundamental policy. In context, though, even the right wing in\nCanada is really on the left.\"\nHowever, not all UBC students\nare behind Insite. Fourth-year\nEnglish student Kenneth Dodge\nexplained, \"I think Insite is a way\nto numb the public into accepting\nthe situation of drug addiction in\nthe DTES. Most proponents have\nno or little experience with homeless people and want a quick way\nto prevent people from dying. But\nthe truth is that people on drugs\nare like the walking dead, and that\nthere are no 'safe' injections.\"\nOCTOBER 14: THE ELECTION\nAs Townsend sees it, Insite itself\nmay not play a major role in this\nelection, but will help to highlight\nthe contrast between the major\nparties. What he is most concerned with is continuation of the\ninjection site, no matter which\nparty comes to power.\n\"Despite all this public and\nmedia attention on Insite, have\nwe done much besides that? We\nhaven't, and that's disheartening,\"\nTownsend said.\nWhich brings us back to the\noriginal question of science and\nthe state. How much say should\nthe latter have in the \"innovations\"\nofthe former?\nAccording to Dr Kerr, \"The\nConservative government has\nbeen criticized by scientists\nfrom many disciplines including environmental protection,\nreproductive technology, and\nHIV research. The federal Conservative government has taken\na number measures such as\nclosing the Office ofthe National Science Advisor...and attacking scientists whose research is\ninconsistent with their views.\n\"Although science has long\nbeen politicized in the United\nStates, this level of politicization\nof science is unprecedented in\nCanada, and it's something that\nCanadians should be very concerned about.\" \\i\nCall for Nominations   f\nKillam Teaching\nAwards\nEvery year the Faculty of Science\nawards five Killam Teaching Prizes to\nacknowledge excellence in undergraduate teaching and to promote the importance\nof science education. Professors, instructors or\nlecturers appointed in any of the Faculty's departments are eligible. Students, alumni or faculty members are welcomed to submit nominations in writing to:\nKillam Teaching Awards Committee\nDean of Science Office,\nBiological Sciences Building\n1505-6270 University Boulevard\nVancouver, BCV6T1Z4\nFax: 604-822-5558\nDeadlines\nFriday, October 10,2008 for nominees teaching in first term.\nFriday, January 30,2009 for second term.\nFACULTY OF\nSCIENCE\nscience.ubc.ca\/killam The Midas\nGreed, gold and stolen art\nby Alia Dharssi\n' t must have seemed like a typical cool and cloudy Vancouver night when the security guard at\nUBC's clifftop Museum of Anthropology stepped out to have his smoke break. After the guard\nwalked out to enjoy a cigarette, thieves wearing gas masks and armed with bear spray entered\n^ the museum, according to a CBC interview with Anthony Shelton, the museum's director.\nThe masked robbers proceeded to contaminate the interior of the museum with a powerful bear\nspray The fumes would have made it difficult for anyone who tried to stop them, but apparently no\none did. They made off with 11 sculptures by iconic Haida artist Bill Reid\u2014ten of which were made\nof gold\u2014and three Mexican Zapotec Indian gold-coloured necklaces. When the security guard returned from his break, everything seemed normal. The robbery wasn't discovered until the following\nmorning, when the museum's security guards were conducting a shift change.  orts\nEditor: Shun Endo | E-mail: sports@ubyssey.ca\nOctober 3,2008 | Page 8\nUBC loses second straight and falls to sixth\nCalgary makes the best out of the last quarter to create a comeback\nby Paul Pederson\nThe Gauntlet (U of Calgary)\nCALGARY\u2014Na na na na. Na na na\nna. Hey hey hey. Goodbye.\nA boisterous crowd sung the\nUBC Thunderbirds off the field\nSaturday after the University\nof Calgary Dinos football team\nthumped them 24-11.\nThe win earned them sixth\nplace in the Canadian Interuni-\nversity Sport top ten ranking\u2014the\nhighest they've placed since\n2003.\nThe game was a defensive\nbattle from the beginning until\nthe end and the Dinos offence\nbacked up the hardened defence\nwith three touchdowns in the\ngame. The win moves the Dinos\ncloser to the playoffs as they\nare currently in a three-way tie\nfor first with the SFU Clan and\nthe University of Saskatchewan\nHuskies.\n\"It feels great [to see the offence scoring],\" remarked Dinos\nreceiver Taylor Altilio. \"It's like\na relief; we finally got a weight\noff our backs by cracking [those]\ntouchdowns.\"\nOn the sidelines, the trainers, equipment managers and\nother staff spoke of the positive feeling they had before the\nstart of Saturday's game. They\nwere right. Calgary's offence\nexploded for three touchdowns,\nthe first offensive touchdowns\nfor the Dinos since the University of Manitoba Bison bashing\nearlier in the season.\nWhile the offence was scoring,\nthe defence took care of business\nand forced several turnovers and\npunts. With the offence producing points, the defence was able\nto focus on playing conservative.\n\"The way we look at things\ndefensively is we come out and\nwe play every down the same\nregardless of the situation,\"\nsaid defensive coordinator John\nStevens. \"That has to be our\nmindset. Obviously, it's easier\nfor us to do that with a lead, as\nit makes our play selection less\nRunning back Chris Schaalo and the Thunderbirds will have to bring it up a notch to make the playoffs. GEOFFREY MACINTOSH photo\/the gauntlet\nstressful and we do not have to\nforce as many turnovers.\"\nThe first points of the game\ncame after UBC conceded a\nsafety late in the first quarter\nwhen punter Shawn Mclsaac ran\nthrough the back ofthe end zone.\nThese early points sparked the offence and on the next play, with\nfive seconds left in the quarter,\nDinos quarterback Deke Junior\npassed to Nathan Coehoorn for a\n64-yard touchdown.\nUBC responded with a touchdown to start in the second half.\nShortly after, Junior threw one of\nhis three interceptions on the day\nto Alex Betts who ran the ball into\nthe Calgary red zone. Dave Boyd\npunched in from the Calgary\none-yard line several plays later.\nThe point after brought the score\nto 9-8. The rest of the half was\nuneventful as Calgary went into\nthe locker room holding the slim\none-point lead.\nThe third quarter began and\nended with little happening offensively. Both defences clamped\ndown and the game went into\nthe fourth quarter with Calgary\ncontinuing to hold the one-point\nadvantage.\nWhatever Dinos head coach\nBlake Nill said to the team at half-\ntime finally worked in the fourth\nquarter.\n\"I think the main thing was\nthat I told the team that our season is on the line right now,\"\nsaid Nill. \"We are hanging on by\nour fingernails, hanging on by\none point heading into the half\nif we lose this game, we are not\ngoing to make the playoffs.\"\nThe  team  took his   speech\nto heart and responded in the\nfourth quarter. Junior threw two\ntouchdown passes to Altilio and\nJordan Flagel. Altilio's touchdown\nwas the first of his CIS career.\n\"A weight off my back, it has\nbeen six years and I finally got a\ntouchdown, it is amazing,\" Altilio\nenthusiastically stated.\nThe elite defence proved\nthemselves as they held UBC to\nonly three points in the fourth\nquarter, ensuring that Calgary\nwould leave the field victorious.\nThe Calgary defence was\nable to completely shut down\nthe Thunderbirds' offence led by\nquarterback Mark McVeigh, holding the running game to 68 yards,\nand the passing game to just over\n200 yards.\n\"We were effective mainly\nbecause our defensive line and\nour linebackers executed their\nassignments very, very well,\"\nsaid Stevens as \"Sweet Caroline\"\nblared from the locker room. \"I'm\nproud with how they have been\nplaying.\"\nThe win was an honourable\ntribute to the 1988 Vanier Cup\nwinning Dinos team, who were\ncelebrated at halftime.\nFor the Birds, the loss brings\nthem down to sixth place in the\nCanada West and also a harmful loss to their initial aim to\nreach the playoff. \"We just left\nthe defence on the field. For\nnow we have to rebuilt for the\nSaskatchewan game,\" said head\ncoach Ted Goveia. 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He had\nthe low round ofthe competition\nwith a 66 on the second day of\nplay, finishing with a tie for\nthird place at 4-under-par for 36\nholes. Brandon's performance\nled the team to a fourth-place\nfinish in the tournament. A\nsecond-year commerce student\nwho transferred from Ohio State\nUniversity, Brandon will play an\nimportant role in the Birds' quest\nto win the NAIA golf title for the\nsecond year running. \\a\nleft Brandon Markiw, a varsity golf\nplayer, pauses for a moment at\nthe Shaughnessy Golf Course &\nCountry Club.\nKELLAN HIGGINS PHOTOS\/THE UBYSSEY\nTANYA LAHDENRANTA\nTanya Lahdenranta, from\nWomen's Rowing, won this\nweek's Athlete of the Week\nhonours for her performance\nover the weekend at the Canadian National Championship Regatta. She won first\nplace in the U2 3 Lightweight\nSingle Sculls and first place\nin the Open 4x. 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Wednesday nights are known for\nridiculous lineups that take hours to get through\u2014and there's no\nguarantee you'll get in. Such is the luxury of being the only \"club\"\non campus.\nWhat's worse, if the bouncers stopped allowing those with\n\"charitable donations\" through the back door, the commoners\naround front might stand a better chance.\nThe problem has grown out of hand. We have been, or seen,\nthose considering this alternative means of entry. It has become\nso institutionalized that there is often a going rate, and it's not\ncheap. There are no attempts to even conceal these transactions;\nbribery has become normal and even acceptable.\nWhat's sad is how easily preventable the scenario is. If the\nmanagers gave a damn, they could catch bribe-taking bouncers\nred-handed. And it should be grounds for real punishment. After\nall, it's entirely counterintuitive to their work. Bouncers are meant\nto be policing us, but who's policing them?\nIt seems like no one.\nThe Pit is an AMS-run bar, which makes the entire situation\nadditionally disgraceful. Students are reputably poor, and yet the\nbar rewards those who can recklessly spend. If the AMS has the\ntypical student's interest in mind, backdoor bribery needs some\nserious attention. \\a\nFear and Loathing by the TV\nItwas a night of cut-throat electoral politics on campus. At Koerner's, the vice-presidential debate. At the Pit, the Canadian federal\ndebate. At the Gallery, also the American vice-president debate.\nFor their part, Pie R2, with their finger on the pulse of UBC, was\nshowing a boxing match.\nLadies and gentleman, we present to you the uniquely Canadian\nelectoral conundrum: we may be in the process of deciding who\nwill lead our country for the next four years, and yet the options\nwe have in front of us elicit barely a shrug. These days, American\npolitics take the spotlight. Sure, America is the world superpower.\nSure, Obama is charismatic and would be the best black president\nsince Morgan Freeman. Sure, Tina Fe\u2014Sarah Palin is the most\nvolatile woman with her eyes on the Oval Office since Lewinsky.\nAnd their economy is collapsing to boot. We get it. The States put\non a better show.\nWhen Palin appeared on screen the crowd at the Gallery went\ncompletely silent. The American candidates were heard crystal\nclear over the stereo. Biden was an old white guy. Palin was a\nhockey mom. McCain was a POW maverick. Obama will part the\nwaves and teach the world to sing in perfect harmony. That we\nheard loud and clear.\nSadly, what we couldn't hear loud and clear was the Canadian\ndebate. The sound system at the Pit, normally reserved for those\n\"quality\" Wednesday night beats, left the Canadian candidates\nsounding much like Jean Chretien...underwater. And when the\nfederal candidates came on the big screen, the crowd simply continued to chatter.\nAside from the audio problems, the Canadian debate at the\nPit was a lukewarm success. Liberal candidate Joyce Murray,\nConservative candidate Deborah Meredith and Green candidate\nDan Grice all were present at the event. The NDP candidate was\nnotably absent\u2014with NDP students expressing frustration at their\ntruant candidate.\nAs for the crowd reactions? Well, as you'd expect, itwas a Lib-\neral-NDP crowd. But the undeniable, and unpleasant, fact to state\nis that in a campaign dominated by 15-second sound bites\u2014Layton\ncan make a convincing pitch. Dion, for reasons that are obvious to\neveryone, can't. Unfair, but true.\nBut back to the States. It's a glorious train wreck watching Palin\nmake her debut on the world stage. Tina Fey's SNL skits have been\ndisseminated across the Internet like a certain Rick Astley tune,\neliciting guffaw after guffaw as people watch her explanation of\nthe maritime border between Alaska and Russia. It's a completely\nunderstandable fascination with the small-town-lipsticked hockey\nmom. Who is this woman? What does she think about the world?\nAnd what if she becomes the most powerful person in the world?\nCoupled with the economic meltdown, it's must see TV.\nThere were people out there we talked to who mentioned that\nthey would be watching the Canadian debates online. We wish we'd\nbet a beer on every person that said that. Chances are, at least one\nof us here would be crouched over a toilet by now. The Canadian\ndebate was dull, professional, lacking in sparks or fireworks (we'll\nignore Elizabeth May, because we expect most voters did as well).\nBut you know what? Given the mockery of the lipstick-wearing,\ngun-toting, Jesus-loving VP candidate and national embarrassment to the south...we'll take boring, thank you very much. It's the\nCanadian way, eh? \\a\nI SUQB AM\n&LAO SHB\nWON'T ee\nout?\nV\\Ce~PQ\\Nfc\nMiiMisree.'\nWHEN I\nWA5 TH6\n60V6PNOP\nOP\nALASKA...\n1\n^\nby Trevor Melanson\nInternet Commenta\nThese comments were posted in\nthe comment section of'The Ubyssey website. The article was Police vs Photography\" published\nin the Ubyssey on September 16,\n2008. The article briefly describes\na Ubyssey photographer's encounter with an RCMP officer at\na party, who became angry when\nhe realized our photographer was\ntaking pictures of the scene at\nhand.\nFred posted the following on\nSeptember 26, 2008 at 9:08\npm.\nThe Bear,\nI think the point was that\nhe wasn't disrupting the police\nsimply by taking pictures of\nthem. Yes, there are concerns\naround the politeness of taking\npictures of something that isn't\nnewsworthy (which is a debate\nin itself), but I think the officer's\ncase weakens when he threatens\nStreeters\nto arrest a photographer with\nno legal grounds to do so. (Precedent here states that a photographer actually has to 1. actually\nbe disrupting the officer's ability\nto do his job, and 2. be doing so\nwillfully\u2014the judge described it\nas having \"evil\" intent.)\nIf you have evidence that\nthe photographer was doing\nsomething illegal, please, bring\nit forward\u2014it changes the entire\nargument.\nThe Bear posted the following on September 26, 2008 at\n10:14 pm.\nFred,\nThat is his side ofthe story, we\nwon't know what the police side\nwas. How does anyone that was\nnot there know what the officers\ngrounds were. If someone gets\nin the way of an officer performing his\/her duties then yes they\ncan be arrested, as he did say\nthey were out to get the goods on\npolice shutting down frat parties\nfor no reasons. There is always\ntwo sides to every story, however\nthis paper never gets the other\nside, just likes to slam one side\nwhen ever possible. \\a\nIf you wish to to submit a letter\nyou must submit a letter that is\nno longer than 350 words. Your\nidentity will be confirmed by\nphone or by ID from the office.\nPeople may email us atfeed-\nback@ubyssey. ca\nWhere do you stand on Insite?\nMandy Yeung\nHKin2\n\"Since they are\nbeing watched\nover...they\nactually don't\nget overdosed...\nThey're obviously addicted and\nthey're going\nto do it on their\nown anyways,\nso it's good that\nthey're in a safe\nenvironment.\"\nNicholas FitzGerald\nCognitive Systems 3\n\"I don't really\nthink that the\ngovernment\nshould be spending that much\nmoney on helping people with\ndrug problems.\nBut at the same\ntime, the drug\naddicts cause a\nlot of problems\nwith crime.\"\n\u2014Coordinated by\nRaheem Noormu-\nhamed, Science 2\n\"It still kind of\nencourages\nthem, and...\nit makes it\neasier for them\nto access the\nequipment. I\nthink you need\nmaybe...little bit\nharsher enforcement.\"\n\"I don't really know how\nhaving a place\nwhere you can\nlegally inject\nyourself with\ndrugs kind of\ngoes against the\npolicy against\nlegal drugs in\nitself.\"\nLi Kathy Yan and Tara Martellaro, with photos\nlly Flanigan\nArchitecture 3\n\"I think [Insite is]\nreally important,\nespecially when\nthere's an established community with a drug\nabuse problem.\nIt's...one of\nthe best things\nyou can do to\nprevent AIDS\noutbreaks in that\npopulation.\"\nby Drew Thompson OCTOBER 3, 2008\nTHE UBYSSEY    WWW.UBYSSEY.CA\nGAMES     II\nby Krystian Imgrum, The Ontarion, (University of Guelph)\nL             1             i             *             S\nT^^^^i^i^Hh\n1      5\n\u25a09\nl^^^^i^i^Bib\n12\n17\n1\n19\n\u25a0 l\n22\n\u25a0\nl^rf^^\ni^V-'\n^^^H\n^m>'i                                        ijjjjjjjjjjjr9\n\u25a0l^B-^^52\n^^^^^^^\n\u25a0\n17\ni^i^H\n39\n10\n\u25a0fl\n12                                                             13\n\u25a0\n_P           -\ni^V'i'1\n18\n\u25a0              \u25a0\niiiB^^\niiaw'1\ni^H*^\nl^K^^5<>\n51\n62\n\u25a0\n54\ni^l^l^l^l^l^H\nL\n.\n.\nACROSS\n1. 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Pirate's drink\nSudoku\nGot comics?\nWe always need\nmore. E-mail us for\nmore information\nat: production@ubyssey.ca\n22. Plains roamers\n24. Funeral hymn\n26. Office features\n27. Reflection word\n28. Weaklings\n30. Foolish\n31. Tolerate\n32. Trudges\n33. Actor Sellers, to\nfriends\n34. A desperate housewife\n35. Emerson output\n37. Coliseum\n40. Cryptic writings\n43. Perches\n48. Valley\n49. Beginnings\n50. Canine command\n52. Smidgens\n53. Raised mound\n54. Sheltered\n55. Denomination\n57. Murdered, to the\nCorleones\n58. Genesis maker\n59. Actress Grier, et al.\n60. Michelangelo subject\n62. Unprocessed\n64. 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