Pornography film draws crowds

"Not a Love Story'', the film about the ex-
ploitation of women in the . pornography
business, certainly attracted a lot of
attention at the College. Over 500 people
attended four showings (three Thurs. Jan.
28 and one that Friday) and the Student
Society and Women's Resource Centre manag-
ed to handle the showings very wel! des-
pite the large numbers. Remarked Pat Pope:
"Clearly the film demonstrated that there
are a lot of men and women curious about
‘pornography.' My daughter and her friends
appreciated the 'women's only' showing and
welcomed the opportunity to speak with Dr.
Patty Groves and other women about some of
their concerns.'' If you missed this excel-

lent film, you still may be able to catch
up with it around town somewhere -- it has
been shown in several other places includ-
ing UBC.

AARONS - 1

Dr. Rachel Aarons has taken a break from
her job at the Squamish Women's Resource
Centre to check into Lion's Gate
Hospital. She and her 71b 10 oz
boy, born February 28, are
doing well. Congratu-

lations!

Ty

Quebec
Visits
Vancouver

MARCH 1 to 7, 1982
c=

a4 institute of Quebec Studies

February 8, 1982

STUDENTS: Today's the last
day to ADD a course or change

from AUDIT to CREDIT status.

Volume IV No. 5

Personnel Notes

Congratulations are also in order for Dave
Sharrock who was the successful candidate
in the competition for Graphic Artist in
MPC and Dave Harper for the Media Assis-
tant I!1 position in MPC. MPC's Dave and
Dave are both Regular Full Time now.

Health Services investigates accident

A woman walking across the north campus
a couple of weeks ago was concerned to see
aman lying on the’ ground surrounded by
people who didn't seem to know what to do
with him. As she paused to take stock of
the situation she overheard such comments
as ''Shall we move him?! ''No, I'm not sure'!
and concerned by the confusion she immed-
iately went over and reported the incident
to Health Services. The Health Services
people, understandably concerned, investi-
gated, only to discover that the young man
on the ground was the victim of a practice
session for Outdoor Recreation First Aid
maneuvers. They tell us that ''the concern-

ed citizen returned later in the day to
find out if we had indeed attend-
ed to the situation, and we
were happy to report the
results of the inves-
tigation."

Programs

and displays
will be held in
Vancouver
Playhouse, Robson
Square and a variety
of local businesses.

Information Local 321