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x * * * VOLUME 11 No.1] * * *« &

A WEALTH OF NEWS THIS WEEK--thanks to Music, Student Society, Health Services, Theatre,

Financial Aid and many others, and by all means keep it coming:

NEWS * TRIVIA

A euphemistic P.R. way of describing the
turnout here for the Royal Doulton china
questionnaire on Tuesday would be '!moder~
ate.'' | am not feeling euphemistic. The
turnout was not moderate -- in fact It was
not even poor. For a campus that has over
3,000 students, staff, and faculty, the
showing was disgusting. A mere one hundred
people managed to spare fifteen minutes of
time to contribute to Financial Aid ina
way that cost them nothing. It was even an
enjoyable experience. Anyway, enough said.
The silver lining to the cloud is that we
can only improve from here on in.
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On a slightly more cheerful note, the
blood donor clinic collected 168 pints for
the Red Cross. (This logic eludes me--168
people wanted to get needles stuck into
their arms so that their blood, could be
siphoned off, but only 100 people like to
criticize earthenware?...) Thanks to ali
the donors from the Red Cross and, we will
add, from those who eventually receive the
blood.
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Friday is the Big Day:: No, it's not pay
day. (unfortunately). And it's -not Good
Friday yet. It's the great ski race up at
Whistler between the Business Management
and Academic students. There are fifty
entries in this race which will take place
sometime between noon and 1:00 at Green
Chair. The organizers will be holding a
party in the SFU cabin at Whistler after
the race, featuring contributions from the
sponsor--Molsons. If anyone wants more in-
formation or is interested in going up on
Thursday night and possibly staying In the
SFU cabin, call Brian at 988-9285 or Kirk
at 987-8582 for details.

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(We're Insatiable....)

NEWS * TRIVIA creer rrr t rt ttt tr sre rre
And, just in case anyone was wondering how
the destitute Labour Studies department
(with $120.40) did on purchasing the film
about the 1930's Depression in B.C. (all

$390 worth of it), the news is good. They
have bought the film, which, inetdentally,
was produced by their Divisional Assistant
Colleen Bostwick. She worked on the film
last year and it was finished in October.
tf you're interested in seeing the film or
using it for a class, contact the Labour
Studies Dept. .

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Students, faculty, administration and AUCE
says the Student Society, are more than
welcome to attend the Annual General Meet~-
ing of the $.S. (love those initials) on
Thursday from 12:30 to 1:30 in the North
Cafeteria. Due to technicalities, the AGM
held last month (yes, this is  familiar-
sounding) was invalid so they have to « do
it again. Also, it's election time of the
year. If you know any students interested
in the thrills of $.S. politics for: next
year, they have until Wednesday to get
their nominations in.

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| suppose this could be called the oochee~
coochee-coo department. At any rate, the
people from the Music department are proud
to announce that Commercial music student
Gillian Cran had a large baby girl (8: Ibs.
5 oz.) on March 12. As yet she'd unnamed,
but Gillian is probably being bombarded
with suggestions. Congratulations.

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You've probably heard that ''Teachers do it
with class" or "Recyclers do it more than

once! but did you know that Music students
do it in theory and then practice hard?