Unclassifieds - October 23, 2012

Roly Poly Records and Retro Booths 9, 10, 70, 71 (main room)

Every Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. St. Catharines Flea Market 46 Turner Crescent, St. Catharines

We have new & used collectible records from all genres record players, amps, speakers, books, CDs, cassettes, DVDs 3 for $10 vintage rock t-shirts 2 for $20 vintage jean jackets, Western shirts leather boots, belts, purses, jewelry

We have retro furniture, rugs, lamps, wall art and unique decor items perfect for student apartments and budgets!

MENTION THIS BROCK PRESS AD AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNT!

Tweets

“Close my eyes and I see the list of shit that’s due this week. Bring on the nightmares #brockproblems #yourededicatedwhen”

-@kat_percival

“Got a SOCIAL JUSTICE CONCERN? Tell the Student Justice Centre: in DeCew 226 Mon-Fri 8am-7pm, email info@brocksjc.com, call x6325”

“Who works in the Student Justice Centre? What do we do? Check out JUST US WITH THE SJC @brocktv segments on http://www.brocktv.ca”

“WANT TO VOLUNTEER? The Student Justice Centre has social-justice-related opportunities! Email programming@brocksjc.com for info!”

“Wanna learn more about the Student Justice Centre & services we provide? Email info@brocksjc.com, call x6325, drop-in DeCew 226!”

“Brock University Student Justice Centre OPEN HOUSE on Friday, October 26 from 11am – 5pm! Drop by DeCew 226 to meet us!”

-@BrockSJC

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Remember: the Unclassifieds are entirely anonymous submitted content and do not represent the view(s) of the Brock Press or its staff. None of this content is being printed as inherently factual or “news”.

What’s your other side?

Brock Press Unclassified Two-Face Photo Contest:

Have you ever noticed that everywhere at Brock there are photos of Batman’s enemy Two-Face, often on doors or hanging on the exterior of a building? The Unclassified Two-Face Photo Contest challenges everyone to send in a photo of their own Two-Face. Your Options Include:

1- Draw on a piece of paper and hold it so it covers half of your face

2- Use face-paint and actually make yourself into a Two-Face

3- Digitally alter a photo so that it’s Two-Face

4- Be more creative than me and think of another way to do it

The best submissions will be put right here in the Unclassifieds

-And the worst will have to flip a coin…

Seeking Health and Wealth

Seeking part-time and full-time business partners who are passionate and enthusiastic about helping others reach their health goals. Earn financial and time freedom,while gaining optimal health. Those who come on board are subject to win a FREE iPAD. Applicants must be over the age of 18. Apply to angela.theuerle@gmail.com

Concerned Reader

Sometimes I wonder why there is a severe lack of proper grammar/spelling in the Brock Press, but then I realize that not everyone is obsessed with grammar like I am.

-Sad Linguistics Major

Vote Yes

On Oct 23-25 vote YES to the Brock Student Sexual Violence Support Centre referendum

Vote YES to supporting survivors of sexual assault.

Vote YES to educating on consent and healthy relationships.

Vote YES to a drop-in space on campus.

Vote YES for a safer brock!

Vote No

Dear Brock Students, the “Sexual Violence Support Centre” is last year’s problematic “Women’s Centre” with a new name. Are its organizers Brock students? Alumni? Community members? No. They are randoms wanting to take $2.75 for each of your credits, to use however they want.Do we also need a Men’s Centre? A Racism Centre? A Homophobia Centre? When does it end? Don’t we have a Student Justice Centre at $0.80 per credit which deals with ALL issues relating to inequity, oppression, bullying and assault? And the Niagara Region Sexual Assault Centre has served Niagara for a long time.