There's one person around college that you
probably know to see, even Tf you don't
know him by name. That individual is Raul
Suarez, the crossing guard at Lillooet Rd.
and Purcell Way. Thanks to his signs and
friendliness, Raul has become something of
a local landmark, but that, unfortunately,
has come to an end. If you missed Raul
wheh you drove by, it's because he's left
to take a job at the Courthouse Complex -~
formerly the Capilano Winter Club--working
at the Squash and Handball desk. It wasn't
an easy decision to make. Raul really en-
joyed his morning and afternoon beat and
felt very torn when he had to make up his
mind, but the job won out. So, it's good-
bye and good luck to the one person on
the Lower Mainland who probably gets waved
at more often than an engineer on the
Royal Hudson. And the kids who were ex-
changing Valentines with him. on Thursday
will reaily miss him too.

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Dr. Dennis Wright from Learning Assistance

will be in the limelight on Friday. ‘He's
speaking on the Adult Disabled Learner: A
“Community College Approach at the first

Provincial Conference on Learning Disabil-
Bayshore Inn. In case you
happen to be at the Bayshore Inn that day,

you can catch our celebrated speaker from
10:45 to 12:00 noon. —_
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The Anthropology department is busy. Not
only are they having a dance lecture, but

they've coordinated a series of three ev-
ents on the culture of the North West
Coast. Now, everyone knows that you to to

Europe and Asia to find history and cul-
ture, right? Wrong. The North West Coast
has a long history and a fascinating indi-
genous culture which most of us unfortun-
ately know very little about. If you'd
like to learn more, join the Anthropology
department for the following events. On
Tuesday at 7:30 students will be meeting
at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC for a
lecture on West Coast art symbolism and
form, Wednesday. morning from 11:00-12:30
Dr. Phil Habler from SF!J will be speaking
and showing slides on new directions in
archaeological interpretation. And later
that day, from 7-10:00 pm, John Sparrow of
the ‘Indian Voice'’ will speak on current
Indian issues. Following his discussion, a
feature film "Potlatch: A Strict Law Bids

Us Dance'' will be shown. All free, all in-
terested persons invited.

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of the Dance will be the
lecture on Wednesday
If you've the time

The Anthropology
topic for a special
from 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.

to spare, you're quite welcome to attend
Richard Marcuse's lecture in NC106.

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If you've been walking between the north

and south campus you've undoubtedly notic-
ed the pink ribbons tied around trees that
we assume they're going to chop down.. How
depressing. At any rate, someone with a
sense of humour has been tying them around
the lamp posts. {t could have interesting
results if we get a shortsighted bulldozer

driver...

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Humble Apologies Column: To our new Board
member from Sechelt, Dr. Eric Paetkau, the
grovellingist apology for name speiling.