| Famed planist Walter Hautzlg wi Ibe appearing in concert
atthe R.E.M. Theatre on Friday, Jan. 21 at 9 p.m. ‘Hautzig
Is from Vienna but foday is an American.citizen. He was

People’ 5 Republic of China. He has appeared in over “50.
‘countries and made an equal number of records..

Terrace program will include works by Beethoven,

.

the first concert artist from the U.S. to perform In the:

Schubert, Debussy, De Falla, and Chopin.

«people aren more. likely to
eat “junk” foods when they
are bored, : depressed,

. psychologist. |

‘On the. ‘other | ha
positive emotional . ‘states -
such. as,
friendliness, iv
‘relaxation . and.’ >

' with eating healthful foods.

Bernard |.Lyman,; *; a
psychologist at. ‘Simon -
Fraser University. : -in

to imagine 22° different‘
emotiqns and then Indicate
what foods they . would .
prefer to eat. |

Lyman- categorized’ the

‘dairy products, meat ‘and -

and other. Junk’ foods —

soft-drinks — FELL IN THE;
FINAL CATEGORY. ‘ !

associated with eating junk
‘ food included

food imeluded. ‘self-
confidence, love and relaxa
ings with: intermediate .
ROR food scores included
boredom. jealousy,

’ loneliness, guilt, -anxdety

. and ‘frustration, “0 te

The

_ Sleepers reveal violent. behavior

remembers nothing the next
person commits violent acts morning — have been

“essssssssssssssss—

" Several cases of a strange
sleep disorder - 7—in which a

Sterling News Service -
Feature
By WALTER E. BLOCK, Senior Economist,

FRASER INSTITUTE, VANCOUVER, BC

Lumber and Buns’ |

There i is an economic Sschizophfenia operating in 7

Canada.

-On cthe: one. hand, “some “people are positively .

ho

frothing at the mouth at the prospect of McDonalds °

Restaurants purchasing hathburger buns from a Seat

tle bakery. They are horrified to realize that the for-
mer supplier, McGavins Foods Lid., had to lay off
. 70 workers, swelling the Canadian: unemployment
figures..Some Canadian ‘trade unions, have ‘gone so
far as to plan for a boycoit ef Ronald McDonald.

On the other hand, however, several strialler lum-
ber companies in the: U.S. Pacific: orthwest have
- banded togethér to try to impose’ heavy. duties on -

southbound-wood and wood products."If successful, --°

they-could deal the already moribund: B, Cc. forest i in--

-dustry a death blow...

What is the reasoning behind’ the ‘new initiative?
U.S... producers} suffering: fromthe American
recession, Have seen the demise of mitch of their own

‘industry, and .the. accompanying. disappearance: of -

many forestry jobs. They-are incensed at: what: they
consider ‘‘dumping’’. the advantages. they say are

_ given: to-B.C..firms through-the- Stumpage system, -
where the provincial: government: sets prices, for -

“Crown landtimber; -— -

_ AS usual, the economic nationalists: are: ‘barking up: ..

- the wrong tree -- in both countries, --..
True, Canada lost some bakery jobs. But as a
- result, McDonalds will be able to buy cheaper buns.
Competition with Burger. King, Wetidy’s, White
~ Spot, Denny’s and hundreds of other-food purveyors
will. force McDonald’s. to pass these savings onto
_ their Canadian customersin the form of lower prices.
And what will these consurners do with their extra.
money? They will spend it on other: ‘things { what
things, it is impossible to tell) creating néw jobs in the
relevant. industties. Or’ they will save- it, and drive
. down interest rates, creating more jobs i in capital i in-
tensive industries such as housing, ©.“
As a'result, without any loss in- employment, °
. Canada will benefit from purchasing something that |
can be produced more cheaply in Seattle: This will in-

, Grease thé purchasing power of our dollar and enhan-

cé our sorely declining standards of living, (We pass
lightly over the role of the Canadian: Wheat Board in
. raising flour prices faced by domestie bakeries, That -
is a story: for another day.)

' And let us assume for the sake of atgumeni that |

“the American charges of Canadian lumber "dum-
- ping’ are absolutely true. In that cas¢; such dumping
-would help thé U.S, economy; not hurtit: In order to
see this, we may ask what would be the-effect on their
economy if-instead of dumping" luinber, we gave it.
. to thent completely gratis. This would be “dumping”
‘with a vengéance. But free pifts caf hardly hurt a

mature,’ sophisticated economy of: “the sort that "”

operates below our border. .
“The important -point 10 realize i is: ‘that the umber '

~ and bun cases are the opposite sides of the samecoin.
* How can ‘we oppose the purchase of ‘cheap buns in,

ject when’ U.S. intérests.try to stop :-i-
_ the importing of cheap’Canadian himber in to their...

_ the U.S), and o!

country?

Wecirinot have It both ways. a
: This

econorhic nationalist world

view. is’.

“hypocsitical: it will be seen’ as such, aiid it will I back- -

_Mreonus. ae

_ Association's.
meeting in Montreal.’

‘

treated in the past, three
years al ‘a Toronto sleep

_ disorders clinic,.

In :a; typical case, the
person rises from a deep
‘. sleep’ and, in an ‘apparent
' rage, starts to break -fur-.
_nitiire, says. Dr. Harvey ~
‘ Moldolsky, a University ‘of.
Toronto | - Professor ; of
psychiatry. ;

The person Sank

amazing ‘strength: intd even :

lift a bed with a person still
init, | said Moldofsky,
describing the cases-at the.
Canadian.

“All eight cases seen so far”

. , al the: Toronto ‘clinic have -
_ involved. ‘men and .bed:.;

partners.. are, often’

“assaulted, ‘he said.
"After: a few. minutes ot 7
: mayhem, ‘the: person goes -
“, back to sleep and is usually.

‘Psychiatrie .
‘annual.

about what oecurred during
the night. :
However, two of the men

"| did wake up:qiring their:

rampage: One-awoke when

: he. was ‘arrested~ “by. police. :

and the: other. after. Tunnin
through a glass window ' ani
falling two storeys.

Assault charges were lai

lere subse

“more typical patina | that -
incidents. occur every: few:

~ months - over’ a ‘period: ‘of -
Several years." soe

. In one case, howevers the.
‘attacks had been: “occuring. ;

roughly once™ “a month: for: ne :

the 17 years, he said,

AH the men involved were |
heavy alcohol © users . “and °
most had disorderly: ‘sleep:

‘ patterns of five of the mei

‘alcohol -constimption ‘and
gainst two of the eight m eft” adopt.a more. eqular sleep:
Ey wake schedule. «<0... thes

7 next -momning “ ‘when © told

amazed and remorseful the: wake schedules: in some:

“eases because of shift work,

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Many™ -of the students.
associated | “strong ‘negative ™
_. emotions —: such’ as em-
oF barassment, ‘anger,:
hostility: and fear - _ with not
eating: at ail.
é Sometitnes,. Lyman
“found, -people consciously
* picked. a food .to express a
+ mood. Itt. frustration, -for
“example, apples were
- popular’ ‘because subjects _
vanted ” something to. bite.-
Another person - chose
_ oranges. for frustration
“because ‘she could tear off |

‘Analyses ‘of. the sleeping.

showed that’.all “had -slee
Problems;.-Including |
freq vent movements during

_ jealous or worrled, suggests
. Yesearch “by a Canadian :

excitement,

. confidence: ‘are: associated te

Burnaby, B.C., asked'"100"
universily undergraduates —

‘choices in six '.groups — -

eggs, fruits and vegetables, .
cereals and grains, aleoho! .

such as candy, chips and.

The emotional states least :

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_ A quick reference system :
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“chapter headings and. other
-markers in: “talking. books"’.

“deyised by a- University ’ ‘of.

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tape: is played at- norm
speed, ‘only : the. . text

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The: talking book has
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. Says Paul Thiele, director of
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‘impaired students. re
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