Also for people who like to do_ things
themselves and get them right is good old
MISC60401, Home Landscape Nestgn. In this

ten session, Tuesday night course students
will design their own home’ landscape and
learn the skill to do others. Call local
321 for details.

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While most of us were sitting around Van-
couver doing our sort of wet, dull Christ-
mas things and wondering if we were ever

going to see the sun again, Terry Brown
was having morning tea made for him by a
sherpa somewhere near the Everest base
camp in Nepal. Terry, an oid = student of

his, and several sherpas spent ten days in
the Himalayas hiking--Terry and student in
their quality hiking boots, the sherpas in
old running shoes. According to Terry it
was somewhat embarassing having all the
work done by young lads and women--until
they really started to gain altitude. For-
tunately for Terry, though, he didn't get
altitude sickness. But to get to the point
Terry's business in Nepal was not just to
holiday. He is trying to organize a Geog-
raphy field trip to. that country sometime
in the future and was doing some firsthand
research on the subject. By planning far
enough ahead the Geographers hope to be
able to raise enough money through fund-
raising and grants to subsidize what would
otherwise be a very expensive trip. Mucn
luck to them,

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To all those vigilant students who got
their marks, added them up and discovered
that their Grade Point Average had been

miscalculated and to all those who receiv-
ed their outraged inquiries, RELAX. There
was a bug in SFU's computer program which
means that all the transcripts were wrong.
The bug has now been exterminated (so to
speak) and the marks are being rerun--this
time correctly. The new versions of marks
with correct G.P.A.'s will be available at
the main Registration Desk, B building at
around the end of the week. Which leaves
us only with the question: Had the compu-
ter error resulted in higher GPA's instead
of lower ones, would the error have been
noticed?

| wouldn't have looked hard......

Keep your eyes peeled. John Chu is looking
For a house to rent and could use the help
of lots of vigilant people to locate a 3
bedroom residence in the $600/month range,
not too far from the college. In case you
don't remember, John's house on Riverside
Drive was washed out in the flooding in
December -- not quite what he had had in
mind for Christmas.

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And, on the subject of housing, a lot of
Cap. students are looking for places to

live at this time of year. The situation
on the North Shore is really bad right now
with landlords asking for extortionate
rents because of the low vacancy rate. If
you know of apartments, suites or room and
board situations, contact the student Info
Centre at local 277. 7

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Instead of risking getting stranded in the
snow at Capilano College, Phyllis Webb
wisely decided to stay on Saltspring. Is-
land Thursday. That means that her sched-
uled reading has been moved to February 7
at 8:00 p.m. Since there is also'a movie
slotted for that night in the All College
Lounge, she'll probably be in thé Social

Sciences area,