Educational Master
has exquisite taste.
According to Bill, the colour of the paper
is salmon-~it's most attractive and stands

Whoever published the
Plan Hearings agenda

out of my in-basket in the most distin-
guished mariner. But, irrelevancies aside,
here is the agenda:

7:00 = 7:15 Social Sciences Division
7:15 = 7:45 Faculty Association
7:45 - 8:00 Media Resources
8:00 - 8:30 GOB Committee of Deans
8:30 - 8:45 Humanities

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8:45 - 9:00 Admissions/Placement/Athletics
that was MONDAY FEBRUARY 11
now for TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12

7:00 - 7:15 Counselling Division
7:15 - 7:45 Natural Sciences Division
7:45 - 8:15 Student Society
8:15 - 8:30 Womens Resource Centre

Many captivating people will be heard at
these listed times in NF205 giving their
views on the Master Plan. If you are Ifn-
terested in what they've got to say, join
the audience Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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A pleasant surprise for those who didn't
know that they were coming and a pleasant
interlude for those who did, was the per-
formance of Pied Pear in the North Cafe on

Thursday. They actually got the Junching
crowd to sing along, listen, and laugh:
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For everyone on campus who is interested
in eating (especially those of us who pre-
fer to chance the cafe rather than try to
assemble lunch with closed eyes at seven
in the morning) is the announcement that
it is Beaver Foods' "Good Life!’ food week.
Featuring a visit from Beaver's head nu-
tritionist from London, Ontario, this will
be a nutrition ‘conscious week with whole-
some specials each day in both cafetertas.
| wonder if they take requests... Would
anyone split a broccoli, walnut, tomato,

alfalfa sprout, feta cheese pizza with me?
With olives of course.

Anchovies optional

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Meet the new College Board! Now because we
are so nice, we will dispense with all the
puns about not getting Bored with them
(touch wood) and proceed with the list. A
lot of these names are not new--in fact we
have seven members returning from last
year. And here they are: Howe Sound - Jim
McDonald; North Vancouver- Frank Warburton
(new) and Verna Smelovsky; Sunshine Coast-
Brian Hodgins (he was a mere Observer last
year); West Vancouver- Carl Hunter and tan
Edgar; and Big Brother- Hilda Rizen, Lalit
Srivastava, Dr. Eric Patkau (new) and Dr.
Norris Martin (also new). We are still one
government appointee short -- perhaps they
haven't been able to talk anyone into it
yet. However, all this is effective as of
February 1, 1980. Welcome to Cap.
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Interested in the indigenous culture of
the North-West coast? The Anthropology de-
partment is, and for those who share that
interest they have arranged a series of 3
events for next week. Tuesday evening stu-
dents from Cap will meet in the Great Hall
of the Museum of Anthropology at UBC for a
lecture on North-West coast art symbolism.
Wednesday at 11:00 there will be a lecture
with slides in NC 106 by SFU archaeologist
Dr. Phil Habler on new directions jin ar-
chaeological interpretation. And finally,
Wednesday evening, John Sparrow, from the
"Indian Voice'' will be speaking and show-

ing the film "Potlatch: A Strict Law Bids
Us Dance''. All of these events are free,
and open to anyone interested. Times and

places will be listed next week.