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March 21 — April 19

Airys

Tell someone you'll call them back. You say you like their
work, its nice, really. Family dinner in near future, but
you'll have homework or it’s $2.50 Tuesday.

Taurus - April 20 — May 20
Plan to have lunch with someone, but don’t finalize any-
thing. Associate may require assistance, offer to listen to
problem in a few days or so.

Gemini May 21 — June 20
Letters must be written but won’t be. Good time to write
something in showing student’s comment book such as “I
like what you’re doing”.

Cancer June 21 — July 22
Partner needs attention, love. Card or flower should do. Try
lunch if major psychological disorder. Focus on meetings,
etc. Occupy time, but stay detached.

Leo July 23 — August 22

Encounters with old school mates figure prominently.
Don’t get involved. Future arranged meetings provide po-
lite escape.
Vertigo August 23 — September 22

Stay clear of elevators, Skytrain. Dizzyness and anxiety
play a part. You will throw up by noon.

Liberal September 23 — October 22

Argue the Conservative’s point of view. Attempt to get re-
elected, private meeting areas may have crossed wires.
Scorpio October 23 — November 21
Practice showing fascination and interest expressions and
gestures. Look into improving communucation with
others, but don’t worry about it too much.

Sagitarius November 22 — December 21
Romance plays. a role in other peoples’ lives. Finances will
improve at expense of others. Eventually you will die.
Capricorn December 22 — January 21
People inconvenience you. Relative of relatively close
friend might ask a favour or invite you to social function.
You've been warned.
Aquarium January 20 — February 18

Fish inhabit you. See-through personality is muddied by
algae and dirty filter. Ceramic castle and Pisces figure
prominently.
Feces February 19 — March 20

Shitty times ahead. You pay now (and later) for experimen-
tation with vegetarian cuisine.

© (30-Second Interview Dept.)

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1) Romper room without rubber pants (N. 2nd year
Neurosurgeon)

Question: What is Foundation?

2) Boot camp for future artists. (I. Verchere, Foundation)

3) Anexpensive way to teach yourself; largely a funding
unit for the rest of the school; some good instructors. (D.
Tuff, Foundation)

4) Too vague, teachers not 100% there. (K. McBride,
2nd year Media)

5) A good experience, hard work, weeds out lazy and un-

interested people. (Rita, 2nd year Printmaking)

6) Good, for B.C., one of the best programs. (Jennifer
Black — Foundation)

7) First half of the year was weird; older students ignore
you, don’t talk to you, but now I like it. (Zuzana Riha —
Foundation)

8) Intense, disillusioning at times, memorable. (Chris —
2nd year Painting)

9) Good unlearning; from structural to abstract depending
on the instructor. (D. — 2nd year Litho)

10) Realgreatlearningexperienceyoucan’tlearn
everythinginoneyearandifyouwantanythingyouhaveto
goangetityourselfyou’ vegottogodoitandgetitandbeit
anddoeverythingyoucanandjustdoit!!!

(Kelly C. — 2nd year Painting)

11) Ilike the openness, enjoy the assignments, but there’s
a lack of technical information. (B. — Foundation)

12) Like being stuck in a sangbigster (Catherine — 2nd
year Painting)

13) A period of change, good for ideas, necessary pro-
gram for artistic development. (Gary — 3rd year Sculpture)

14) HA HA HA !!! Good, for someone as ignorant as
myself. (G. Second year Sculpture)

15) I didn’t go to Foundation. I’m from a place far, far
away. . . (J.S. — 2nd year Sculpture)

16) Ican’t remember, it’s all-a big blur. (V.A. — 2nd
year Undecided)

17) Varied and stimulating experience. Best course was
‘directed studies’ (D.V. — 2nd year Film)

18) Not as much hands on as there could have been. (P.
— 3rd year Painting)

19) Socially overstructured, competitive, huge staff egos
(X.X. — 2nd year Film) .

20) Icouldn’t possibly tell you in thirty seconds. (Name-
less Foundation Student)

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Airys March 2i— April 19

Tell someone you'll cll them back. You say you like th
work, its nice, really. Family dinner in near future, but
you'll have homework or it’s $2.50 Tuesday.

Taurus. Aprit20—May20
Plan to have lunch with someone, bt don’t finalize any-
thing. Associate may require assistance, offer listen fo
problem ina few days orso

Gemini May 21— tune 20

Letters must be written but won't be. Good time to write
something in showin
Tike what you're do

Cancer

June 21 — July

Partner needs attention, love. Card or flower should do. Try
lunch if major psychological disorder. Focus on meetings,
etc. Occupy time, but stay detached.

Leo

July 23 — August 22

Encounters with old school mates figure prominently
Don't gt involved, Future arranged meetings provide po-
lite escape

Vertigo august 23 —September22

Stay clear of elevators, Skytrain. Dizzyness and a
play a part. You will throw up by noon,

Liberal

September 23 — October 22

Argue the Conservative's point of view. Attempt to get re-
lected, private meeting ateas may have crossed wires

Scorpio

October 23 — November 21
Practice showing fascination and interest expressions and
gestures. Look into improving communucation with
‘others, but don't worry about it too much,

Sagitarius November

— December 21

Romance plays a role in other peoples’ lives. Finances will
Improve at expense of others. Eventually you will die

Capricorn December

- January 21

People inconvenience you: Relative of relatively close
frend might ask a favour or invite you to socal function.
You've been waned

Aquarium ——Janvary20— February 18
Fish inhabit you. See-hrough personaly is muddled by
algae and diy filer. Ceramie case and Pisces figure
Prominent.

Feces February 19 — March 20
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cessful event! Music by the Pulse, Playdough, Republic
Saxslege, and Glen Scott was on the whole quite hot. D.J
Michael Shea really got the crowd dancing AND there was
a crowd! Lots of ART STARS, ARTISTS and hard-core
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® (30-Second Interview Dept.)

a

1) Romper room without rubber pants (N. 2nd year
Neurosurgeon)

Question: What is Foundation?

2) Boot camp for future artists. (I. Verchere, Foundation)

3)_Anexpensive way to teach yourself largely a funding
Unit forthe rest ofthe school; some good instructors. (D.
Tuff, Foundation)

5) A good experience, hard work, weeds out lazy and un-
interested people. (Rita, 2nd year Printmaking)

6) Good, for B.C.
Black — Foundation)

one of the best programs. (Jennifer

7). First half of the year was weird; older students ignore
you, don’t talk to you, but now I like it. (Zuzana Riha —
Foundation)

8)_ Intense, disillusioning at times, memorable. (Chris —
2nd year Painting)

9) Good unlearning; from structural to abstract depending
nthe instructor. (D. — 2nd year Litho)

greatlearningexperienceyoue:
1ginoneyearandifyouwantanythin
cttyourselfyou'vegottogodoitandgetitandbeit
anddoeverythingyoucanandjustdoit!!!
(Kelly C. — 2nd year Painting)

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Foundation)

11) [like the openness, enjoy the ssi
a lack of technical information, (B.

12) Like being stuck in a sandblaster. (Catherine — 2nd
year Painting)

13) A period of change, good for ideas, necessary pro-
‘gram forartistic development. (Gary — 3rd year Sculpture)

14) HA HA HA!!! Good, for someone as ignorant as
myself. (G. Second year Sculpture)

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I didn’t go to Foundation. I'm from a place far, far
(1S. — 2nd year Sculpture)

16) {can’t remember, its alla big blur. (V.A. —
year Undecided)

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17) Varied and stimulating experience. Best course was
“directed studies’ (D.V. — 2nd year Film)

18) Not as much hands on as there could have been. (P.
— 3rd year Paint

19) Socially overstructured, competitive, huge staff egos
(XX. — 2nd year Film)

20) _Tcouldn’t possibly tell you in thirty seconds. (Name-
less Foundation Student)

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