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Origami OCTOBER 5-17, 2015| ISSUE NO.1

Student Representitive Council Elections Fountain Play Centre volunteers of the month

New Wellness Center Manager

#itsnosecret students will decide the outcome of the upcoming federal election

Allen Ginsberg feature at the MSVU Art GAllery

All Candidates Debate Seton Auditorium B&C Wednesday, October 7th 7:00-8:30PM It’s no secret record high student debt and high youth unemployment mean we face a difficult future. It’s also no secret that for 15 years the federal government has done little to help us.

Big news from the Wellness Centre We have brought on our new manager for this academic year.

Carly MacLellan is a 4th year Child & Youth Study major and will be running the centre as well as the wellness pantry.

The centre has a lot of exciting events going on this month. We are having a reopening celebration on October 8th. So please join us for food and tell us what you want from the Wellness Centre this year. As well the wellness workshops are returning this year starting on October 7th.

Keep an eye out for the topics to be included in these workshops.

Please give us a like on Facebook at MSVUSU Wellness Centre!

Come join the Mount Saint Vincent Students’ Union and the Canadian Federation of Students-Nova Scotia in an candidates debate with Geoff Regan (Liberal Party), Joanne Hussey (New Democratic Party), and Richard Zurawski (Green Party) to discuss post-secondary education, child care, and electoral reform.

The event is free of charge and open to the public.

Student Representative Council Elections The SRC is the highest governing body of the Students’ Union, and acts as a Board of Directors. Polls open Monday, October 5th at 9am, and close Tuesday, October 6th at 5PM. Vote online at www.votemsvusu.ca!

Graduate Students Representative Nada Selim

First Year Students Representative Alison Bryan

Arts Students Representative Erin Murray

Councilor at Large Nathan Horne

Fountain Play Center Volunteers of the Month Amy had volunteered to help us open the FPC on the first day of classes. She has been a huge help with new programming activities and field trips for our FPC kiddos! Amy’s favourite thing about volunteering with the FPC is “getting the chance to interact with the kiddos as well as getting the opportunity to know my peers.”

Amy has been volunteering with the FPC since September 2014.

Alyssa has been doing great with all of our new kiddos, helping them to feel comfortable during a difficult transition. She is not afraid to reach out to a new child and seek out their interests and try new activities. Alyssa’s favourite thing about volunteering with the FPC is “how the environment is so welcoming.” She says, “everyone gets along so well and we all work very well together as a team!”

Alyssa is a new volunteer beginning this year, September 2015.

“We are continually exposed to the flashbulb of death”: The Photographs of Allen Ginsberg (1953-1996) 29 August 2015 through 8 November 2015 The exhibition comprises over 100 photographs taken by the legendary Beat poet and activist Allen Ginsberg, capturing his life, loves, and artistic community, including Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, Neal Cassady, Peter Orlovsky and others of the Beat generation of writers, poets, and activists.

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In this talk, Katz places Ginsberg and General Idea in a long tradition of anti-gay queers, situating their seeming contradictions in the socio-political context of their times.

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Taylor Conroy, Seton auditorium B & C, 6:30PM

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“Nude Ghosts: Allen Ginsberg, General Idea, and the Formation of Queer Eros” Lecture by Dr. Jonathan D. Katz (Visual Studies, SUNY, Buffalo) Saturday, 17 October at 2 pm

Vinnie’s Trivia Tuesdays 8PM -Reality TV

Vinnie’s Trivia Tuesdays 8PM -Sports

Farmer’s Market, Rosaria Atrium, 1-3

Sex Toy Bingo at Vinnie’s, 7PM

Karaoke at Vinnie’s

Sock Hop at Vinnie’s

Allen Ginsberg Lecture, 2PM