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note: HHMi/:Y.SinU.'l;M:<.K!".!i V fm Kfif.i. $hH-$HiT:J 1S1£ government outlines plans for advanced education by Dan Poon Four months after winning all but two seats in the legislature, the BC Liberal party hopes to foster a mutually beneficial relationship between education and business. The 'New Era for Advanced Education" adopted by the new government aims to develop this cooperative relationship. Economic concerns remain a high priority for the government. According to Minister of Advanced Education Shirley Bond, the government feels that a "healthy, prosperous society" requires educated workers, and that improve ments to the province's finances will positively impact university . students. "With an improved economy, not only will there be more tax revenue for public institutions and services, but it also means more jobs for our graduates," said Bond. Bond said the government \_7-mj ^■j\j\,jv?:.t:-i.hfj y?> YOU'D THINK this photo of the Evaporators would be from their superb Friday night performance at ihe Commodore Ballroom, part of Mint Records' 10th Anniversary Bash, but you'd be wrong. This is a photo from iheir equally superb performance at Yoyo A Go Go, a music festival that happened this summer in Olympia, WA. Read ail about it on page 8. duncan m. mchugh photo BC government eliminates PSYE program by Ai Lin Choo A government service providing educational and employment opportunities to BC youth is one of the programs to be cut by the provincial Liberal government One of 12 Youth Options programs, the Public Sector Youth Employment (PSYE) program provides funding to create jobs in public-sector organisations, such as hospitals, school boards and post-secondary institutions, including UBC. In legislature on August 21, Finance Minister Gary . Collins explained that he believes those funds can be better facilitated. Last year, 56 jobs at UBC were created though the program. This year, the university applied for funding towards the creation of 76 jobs and will now…
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