WHILE a 30 per cent in-
crease 1n tuition fees has been
formally announced by the
B.C. Institute of Technology
board of governors, there are
indications that students
could accept an additional 20
per cent increase if certain
conditions are met.

The BCIT Studetn
Association has conducted an
informal survey. asking
students whether they would
be prepared to accept fee in-
creases to 50 per cent if cer-
tain aspects of educational
programming and student ac-
tivities are retained

Results of the poll shows
that S9 per cent of the 288
students who cast votes sas
they are willing to pay SO per
cent more next year

This was called, ‘‘a land
mnath decision,’ by student
president, Antoine van
Dierendonck who, in presen
ting the results to the board,
outlined the reasons whi
students were walling to pay
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understand budpet cutbacks,
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Protect your family at all times and be aware of
some hard facts and safety tips listed below!

HARD FACTS:

e Automobile crashes account
tora larger number of deaths
and ingunes among children
than any single disease or
any other type of accident

® Studies have shown that use
of child satety restraints can
reduce the possibility of death
by more than 90% and the mnsk
ofinjury (te children under the
age of 6) by more than 70%
@®An automobile crash 1!
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effect on an unsecured Cchilei
as dropping himorher trom 3
third storey window

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good advice and avoid a tragedy hap-

pening in your family, Whenever you're
travelling in an automobile, be smart
and make sure that everyone is buckled
up ... for satety's sake!

Cast away

THE FISHERMAN’S life may be relaxing, but it's hard
work too. Casting takes some concentration as Jim Pleym
shows his son, also named Jim, while fishing for flounder

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arms with or without a seatbelt
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trom the hospital

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‘women should wear a lap

and shoulder pelt

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bee sexed properly on every
tap mc matter how short

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Vehicles ever if meotim use
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Woodwaids have passed
flammability strength and
installation testing by Trans
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