ON TAP =

Absolutely nothing humdrum was heard from the jazzed maschina-
tions of ''Chief Feature's'' 'trumdrum-saxobass. 'Twas a fine show
within the crowded cloister of our Student Lounge last Friday. Also,
much tharks must go to those regular ‘social workers! who keep the
beer/wine flowing, and who stick round to pick, clean, and put back
the pieces. Remember: on the job training is provided for any other
willing aspirants with a 'social' conscience!

Active steadily under a low profile, and undetectable except
for a trail of butts from the deadly weed is Alendra Navia whose
mobile hanging from the crane you are sure to have seen. His concern
has been with placing his work inconspicuously in the Granville Is-
land public arena; so don't keep your nose to the ground, folks.

Yet to be discovered is what will be done with the gigantic
hobby horse in John Wertschek's room. Eight individuals with sttong
backs hauled it over from the Waterfront Theatre and even now may
be preparing for collective withdsawal to a super-child fantasy,
with John-Boy goo-goo-guruing in the saddle!

The panel of judges for the $1000 Wall Design (for the wall
between the Cement Plant and the school) have narrowed the winning
entry down to either A. Loperfido's Graphic Landscape or Mark Grady's
Wall with Coloured Bars. The 3-Ders are coagulating with breath
bated, wondering who will be buying the beer!

It would be too cruel, nest-ce pas, to poke fun at P. Kos!
wall mural hanging in the Student Lounge last week. He concedes
the work is extremely retrograde from the pure fine art's point
of view, but acknowledges his interest in the rough, blatant but
ambiguous imagery of the Neo-Expressionist mode, currently very
big in Europe and New York. His work here seeks to embody the
primal, spontaneous combustive power deeply felt without being
manipulated by his own skill and aesthetic referents. Sounds good ,eh?

Until next week, mes petits choux (that for whoever put the
"Grow a Garden’ notice up on the Lounge wall)... Happy Sproing!