ACCORDING TO MY ADMITTEDLY SUBJECTIVE CALCULATIONS,
asked for a press release yet is Maintenance.

plain about is getting information, so keep it coming.

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Just three days before the September 17
election of members to the Lion's Gate

Hospital Board, the Women's Resource Cen-
tre at Cap is sponsoring a public forum at
the Canyon Gardens Restaurant. Whether you
are a member who is about to be embroiled
in the sticky issue or are just interested
in it, you should consider going along for
a good brunch and a good talk. Four speak-
ers will be presenting their views: George
Carruthers, Lawyer and current member of
the Board; Declan Lawlor, Dentist and also
current Board member; Marlene Hunter, MD;
and Svend Robinson, MP for Burnaby and NDP

Justice Critic. Tickets for the brunch
(which is excellent) and the forum are $7
and must be purchased in advance’ from

Community Education or the North Shore
Women's Centre. A small number of tickets
is available for the Forum only at $2. For
more info on the event, call the WRC, 350.
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Whether you are really interested in going
into filmmaking seriously, or your. only
interest in your movie camera is being
able to make really good home movies, the
course Media 074 -- Basic Filmmaking, may
interest you. Jim Bizzocchi, whose award-
winning films have been shown
distributed by the National Film Board, is
teaching the course which will cover every
stage of making a film - camera operation,
scripting, shooting, lighting, editing,
montage techniques and more. College Super
8 equipment will be available but students
have to buy’ they own film. The course
starts September’ 3rd and runs Wed. nights
seme-
For more info call Jim at local 251.

from 7 to 10 pm for the rest of the
ster.

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kok ko oe AUGUST 25, 1980 * *& & *

"Aaahhh!"' came the gurgling scream as

i sank, flailing, into the morass of

press releases engulfing my office.
*k *& * * VOLUME TI No.21 * * * *.
the only department that hasn't

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We're churning them out pronto.

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MORE * NEWS
Hello and welcome to Diane Staples who has
been hired as the new Receptionist I! in
the Sechelt Learning Centre. Her addition
to the staff constitutes a 100% growth in
personnel at the centre, meaning that now
she and April will be able to keep things
open from 12:30 to 7pm Monday through Fri.
Their number is 885-9310.

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"The Geography Department is planning an
Exciting Year,'' says Brett McGillivray en-
thusiastically, and looking at their line
up of planned activities, one is not in-
clined to argue. Besides their regular
courses on human and physical geography,
they will be running the ever popular
Geography club, field trips, films and
discussion groups. And, as every Geography
department in North America is probably
planning to do, they are making a field
trip to Mt. St. Helens -- anyone who signs
up for a course will have the chance to
see the devastation of a volcano at close
(but, adds Brett, safe) range.

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Being shown from August 25 to September 8
is a display of ''Founded Objects'’. That
doesn't mean that someone with bad grammar
found them, it means that they are cast in
bronze in a foundry. The bronze sculptures
were created by participants in the Summer
Casting course held at the college in co-
operation with U.B.C. (If you're interest-

ed, there was an article about it in the
Sun's Leisure section a couple of weeks
ago.) Check these out in the Gallery on

the third floor of the Tower.