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Student Union Positions

ORIENTATION: ‘

RADIO CIMN Manager: responsible for the general operation of the ra—

- dio station, for the turning

in of all invoices for pay—; ment by the Student Union, for obtaining all purchase orders where reinbursement by the Student Union is exp— ected, and for obtaining permission and recording all long—distance telephone calls made and being charged to the Student Union.

News Director:

Program Director:

Music Director:

Engineer:

EXTERNAL ADVERTISING: Responsible for soliciting advertising for the Radio Station and Campus NeWSpaper all contracts to be signed, drawing up all contracts in conjunction with the Treasu- rer of the Student Union, turning all information on billing to the Student Union having duplicate copies of all contracts and agreements signed.

MOVIE CLUB:

' Chairperson responsible for

the gathering of all staff, all booking of movies, the audio-visual equipment being used, obtaining the float and cashbox before each pe— formance, turning in all monies collected to the Student Union Office.

CAMPUS POLICE:

CHIEF responsible for condu— ct of Campus Police while they are on duty, policing of all student Union events, writing up the worksheet, pay slips for the men on

the force, calling all meet— ings when necessary, to the

Comptroller, and to the Security Police Force.

ASSISTANT CHIEF: 3 Senior Members

SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Chairperson responsible for all social functions on camr pus run by the Student Union the gathering of staff to work on the committee, the obtaining of the float and cashbox from the Treasurer before each function, adver- tising of all functions und- er the Student Union, the

* booking of all entertainment,

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‘ turning in of all monies

to the Student Union after each function, invoices whi— ch must be turned into the Student Union Office for pa- yment, obtaining or renting all facilites and utilities, acquiring all licenses nece— ssary for functions where

' required.

Chairperson responsible for gathering committee members, calling all meetings, plann— ing a list of events and ma— king them public, presenting a budget to the Treasurer of the Student Union, all even: ts during OrientatiOn Week, all bookings ofxentertainme— nt, obtaining case box and float before each event, re— questing the appearance of Campus Police at all events where required, advertising,\ turning all invoices in for payment, obtaining purchase orders for all articles

,bought with the intention

of reimbursement through the Student Union, acquiring

all tickets and other supp— lies.

HEAD BARTENDER: . Rbsponsible for purchase of all liquor from the P.E.I. ‘Liquor Commission.transport— ing all alcohol to the faci— lity where it is required, running inventory on all stock, operating bar at spe— cific functions when requir- ed, rempval of all used bottles from facility foll— owing a function, bar facil- ities during use. Obtaining float and cashbox before each function.

5 Bartenders

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CARNIVALS:

Chairperson responsible for all events during winter ca- rnival (Octoberfest) booking all entertainment. obtaining of cashbox and float before each event, advertising ass—

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ociated with the various events be presented provi— ding a calendar of events obtaining Campus Police to work at all functions where, they are required, turning ' in all invoices for payment to the Student Union.

PHOTO CLUB:

Chairperson responsible for obtaining all members of the club calling all meetings

of the club, obtaining pur— chase orders for all purcha- ses made through the Student Union,'turning all invoices to the Student Union Office for payment. All photos

for yearbook, Cadre, or oth— ers requested by organizati— ons sponsored by the Student

, Union covering all sports

events and social events.

YEARBOOK:

Chairperson responsible for dispersal of all books when they become available, lay— ing out of the yearbook, ma— iling out of yearbook to the publisher, turning in all invoices for payment, obtai- ning all photographs from Photo Club, calling all me— etings, and presenting a budget to the treasurer.

SPEAKER: ‘

Presides at all meetings of the Council and the General Membership meetings and Exe- cutive ‘Committee meetings. Interpret the Constitution and its bylaws subject to the Student Judicial Comm— ittee and inforce the rules of Parliament by procedure

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according to Robert's rules of Order. her but not hold any’other office in the union's sub— organizations or be a rep- resentative on the Board of Governors or Senate. appointed by Council at its first meeting upon recommen- dation of the Personnel Board. ‘

Be a council mem—

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RECORDING SECRETARY:

Shall record all council

'meeting minutes, keep an or-

derly account of the minutes and perform other secretare ial duties as required.

STUDENT JUDICIAL COMMITTEE:

Chairman shall notify commi- ttee members of all meetings cases to be dealt with, in- form Student Services, Sec- urity Police, be answerable directly to Student Union.

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CADRE: » Editor-responsible for the overall operation of the pa— ‘ per, responsible for submi- tting budget to Student Un- ion for years operation, for Communications with Student Union, its sub-organizations and other outside organizati-

ons with the exception of the Canadian University Press. Must maintain an at— mosphere cOnducive to the‘\ well-being of the newspaper among staff members. -

‘Managing Editor:

Typist: Head Reporter: CUPVEditor:

Triple Bill :_ The Marx Brothers

Here is your opportunity to see the insane Marx Bro— thers at their funniest. On Sunday, April 11 night from 7-11 o'clock you will see three Marx Brothers classics.

For only $2 you will be entertained by Groucho, Chi— co, Harpo and even Zeppo for hours and still be in time for "Book' em Dano — murderl? Also, a canteen will be prr ovided between each movie.

Since this iS/the last presentation of the year, the Movie Club hopes you

'have enjoyed our movies, and we look forward to your viewing our Grand Film Fest— ival Finale. Don't miss it.

For those unfamiliar and also familiar with the Marx Brothers a critique of each movie would only be appropr- iate with films of such sta— ture. ‘ '

Monkey Business As stowaways on an ocean

liner, the Brothers emerge

from four barrels marked "Kippered Herring." Groucho proceeds to verbally rape one alluring "Thelma Todd," and in the process is entan— gled in a plot involving ga— nsters and illicit bathtub gin. The Marxes try to dis— embark by passing each of themselves off as being Mau-

rice Chevalier, and they evj‘

entually wind up at a socie-' ty party which they inevita— bly crash. For those Harpo Marx lovers, this film’cont— ains his fullest and most extended role.

Duck Soup

Duck Soup, a political satire on the meaninglessne— $3 of war is one of the Marx Brothers purest and most in— sane films. Since they re— fuse to take war seriously, Duck Soup has been said to be one of the most satirical as well as ridiculous war movies ever made. One of their shortest films, 72'

minutes, Duck Soup'contains a surprisingly amount of the Brothers' more famour seque— nces; the lemonade stand, a masterpiece of slow burn, the mirror scene ( most fam— ous of all) and a final ba— ttle episode which has been copied by just about everyo— ne' '.- k

_ Horse Feathers

Horse Feathers has beenr said to be classic example of satirizing the college and political goings on in Grouch, as the College Pres- ident, Quincey Adams Wagst— aff, display the 1930's. anti—establishmentism in a ridiculous song "I'm against it." This film includes a hilarious biology lecture by Groucho, Chico and Harpo as a pair of unlikely coll— ege athletes, and the fren-‘ zied football finale, invol- ving chariots, hot dogs, ba- nana skins, elastic bands,

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