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BY CHRIS BRADSHAY/

"MY DINNER WITH ANDRE"!
At The Bay cinema,
935 Denman

‘Dinner With Andre' presents some very important issues which
| have lived with closely for as lonq as | can remember: the
inherent alienation in society, spurred hy the indoctrination
of a living, breathing individual into a lifestvle where livina
is taken for granted: where the advocation and subsequent nur-
suit of literal, monetary ideals has replaced the essential
ingredient of life, which is the state of awareness intrinsic
in "being".
More important, though, is the fact that this film has instilled
a oracticing cynic with hope.
Eveninas 7330 6.4: 202 nom.
Sunday: 2:09 € 4:90 p.m.

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LETTERS

Dear Editors:

| would like to make a brief comment on the letter by Don, Jackie,
lan, and Adam that appeared in last week's The Paper.

In my original letter | certainly didn't advocate anathy. 1 will
agree wholeheartedly that a person should question authority. Frrstiy,
though, a persan should question himself (herself).

The students at ECCAD are often called apathetic. | don't doubt
that there are a few who are. However, it is important to remember
that there are people who think the way to improve civilization is
to change society, and others who think the best way ‘to make civil-
ization better is by changing the individual, so you don't necessarily
s€e thetr battles, and still others who think it will takelaceombin-
ation of both efforts.

Let’s try to understand each other at this school so we can make
our own society the best we can.

Murray Gudmundson