18 Planet of the Arts / May-June 1996 ~

To: ECIAD. Students’ Union Executive
From: Brad Campbell, A/President
RE: 1996/1997

I had hoped to discuss the viability of implementing the
following two proposals at the last all-student meeting:

CURRICULUM EQUIPMENT FEE

We are constantly struggling with inadequate budgets
for the repair, maintenance, and replacement of
curriculum equipment, before even considering buying
new technology.

An “equipment fee” that would be applied to every
student would provide funding for the purchase of
equipment that would help us to alleviate the
pottlenecks caused by either breakdowns or the
inadequate supply of equipment. A fee of $50 per semester
would provide close to $80,000 which would be used only
for the purchase of equipment for curriculum use.

BUILDING HOURS

In order to make better use of resources, I am proposing
to close the building at midnight seven days a week for
September/October and January/February. This would be
offset by 24 hour access for the last 2-3 weeks of each
semester with the interim time being our “regular” hours.

Since graduating ECIAD, “all I
Thank you for your consideration of the above. If you : 5
have any comments, please drop in to see me or send in do 1S Sit around the house,

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—Adrian M. Boston, ECIAD Alumnus 1994
(Studio division)

Brad Campbell,
Acting President

March 20th, 1996

There are grad classes, and there are grad classes. With respect to the past 24
graduating classes I have dealt with, this 1996 group 18 going to be tough to see leave
for the real world. I wish to honour this gang of individuals because they really are
unique, special, generous, considerate, respectful, somewhat talented, and truly

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18 Planet of the Arts / Maysune 1996

To: ECIAD Students’ Union Executive

Pron: Brad Caapbell, A/President ance

RE: 1096/1907

I hed hoped to discuss the viebility of implenenting the
following two proposals at the last all-student meeting:

CURRICULUM EQUIPMENT FEE
We are constantly struggling with inadequate budgets
for the xepaix, maintenance, and replacenent of
curriculum equipment, before even considering buying
new technology. q
‘An “equipment feo" that would be applied to every

student would provide funding for the purchase of

equipment that would help us to alleviate the

bottlenecks caused by either breakdowns or the

Anadequate supply of equipment. A fee of $50 per senester

would provide close to 380,000 which would be used only

for the purchase of equipnent for curriculum us

BUILDING HOURS
In order to make better use of resources, I am proposing
to close the building at midnight seven days a week for
September/October and January/February. This vould be
offset by 24 hour access for the last 2-5 weeks of each
senester with the interim time being our “regular” hours.

Since graduating ECIAD, “all I
wae oF send in do is sit around the house,

watch pornos, and eat cheetos.”

Adrian M. Boston, ECIAD Alumnus 1994,
(Studio division)

Thank you for your consideration of the above. If you
have any connents, please drop in to 3
your written coaments.

Brad Campbell,
Acting President

‘March 20th, 1996

There are grad classes, and there are grad classes. With respect to the past 24
graduating classes I have dealt with, this 1996 group 1s going to be tough to see leave
for the real world. I wish to honour this gang of individuals because they really are

unique, special, generous, considerate, respectful, somewhat talented, and truly
‘genuine as humans.

Lots of love..

Passa! David Franson is one