WELL ....
for your kids which you could predict would be a gooey little-puddle of sugary muck by

the time they were found?

then consumed the entire chocolate bunny before your annual church pilgrimage?

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It's winding down to the end of the
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term, but still the Informer is

your mail to (we hope) cheer you

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did you all go out into your back yards on Sunday morning to hide Easter eggs

Did you say you were only going to eat an ear or a foot and

Or did

you spend four days writing/marking essays? Well, martyrdom is appropriate at Easter...

NEWS * NEWS

Ted Kingan has. been to prison! But don't
panic -- you're not working with a_ felon.
Ted has been teaching Design workshops--he
did four in March, in fact. He also judged
the first province-wide prison art show
held at the Delta River Inn and sponsored
by the Prison Arts Foundation during a
provincial Justice Institute annual meet-

ing. Interesting... especially if Ted gets
looked up by some of his ex-students...
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How would you like the opportunity to ex-
tend some real West Coast hospitality to a
Quebec student? From May 18 to June 28 the
college is once again holding an English
immersion program here and the French de-
partment is looking for English-speaking
families able to share their homes’ and
some meals with the students. $265 will be
paid to cover the room and board expense
and famities should be located within con-
venient walking distance of the college or
near bus routes. If you or someone you
know is interested in taking a student and
prepared to speak ONLY English with them,

contact Eileen Steele at local 238 for
further details.

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Scenes developed from audience suggestions
with impromptu dialogue and lots of fun
will be features of an Improvisation. Per-
formance’ by Theatre 101 students. They'll
be showing the forms of non-scripted per-
formance they've learned during the term
in ND 101 at 8:00 pm Sunday April 13. It's
open to anyone at all interested and it's
free. Come and be an involved spectator.

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NEWS * NEWS

Now here's an excellent idea for a holiday
that includes interest, “fun, education,
the out-of-doors, international travel and
is moreover a really good deal. MISC 61002
otherwise known as Marine Biology Field
Trip, will be going to the Marine Biology
Lab at the U. of Washington for four days
to study West Coast marine flora and fauna
in the labs and on the beach. This trip,
led by Dr. Malcolm Fitz-Earle, will also
include a voyage on a collecting vessel to
dredge for subtidal organisms. And here's
the good deal. You get four days of in-
struction, travel, accommodation and meals
for only $120. Can't beat it. The trip is
from Wednesday evening to Saturday evening

May 14 - 17, and you can sign up through
local 321. One warning: if you are not a
Canadian citizen, check on visa require-
ments -- you will be in the U.S. (Another
warning: if you are going to the bank. to
change your money, take an aspirin ora
stiff drink first--it hurts!!!)

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In case the glow of victory has not made
itself already obvious, the winners of the
great Ski Race up at Whistler were the Ac-
ademic students. 'Well, they're better
skiers and they had some real racers on
their team,'' one Business Management stu-
dent was heard to comment, "but it's not
surprising -- they have a lot more time to
take off skiing than we do.'' Such martyr-
dom... One suspects that the motto of the
BM students is "We'd rather be skiing in-
stead'' while that of the Academics is ''We
are skiing instead."

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