Upcoming Events

Helping single mothers
cope

There is now a Single
Mother Support Group
on campus and the
Women's Resource Centre
says to pass the word.
It's hard going to

be a single mother,
particularly if you
are trying to work |
and go to school. The
group is not an or-
ganization which can
solve single mothers'
problems such as
stereotyping by others
and lack of daycare,

but it helps to share
one's problems and learn
from their experience.
Join the Group every

Wednesday at 12:15 in the
Women's Resource Centre,
A108, and bring a bag
Iunch. The Centre will
provide the coffee.

Homemaker meeting Tues

There is an Information

Homemaker program being held Tuesday from
7:30 to 9 pm in the All College Lounge. If

you know anyone interested, tell them to
go and gather information, see a film and

wash it all down with refreshments.

Music student plays New Weave

Chantale LaPlante is a pianist in the
Commercial music program and if you would
like to see her perform, go to ''New Weave:
A tapestry of women's music and poetry'' on
Friday the 13th at 8 pm at Women in Focus,
456 W. Broadway. All women and children

are welcome and tickets are $5 and $3. A
poet and two singers are also on the pro-
gram.

IMPORTANT- student meeting Tuesday

Reminder: There is a Student General Meet-
ing Tuesday at noon in the S. Cafe. This

weeks movie (Thurs) is Midnight Cowboy.

Meeting for the.

Underwater digs explained

The Anthropology department invites every-
one to attend an illustrated lecture on
underwater archaeology in B.C. to be given
by David Williams. The lecture will be on
Wednesday the 18th at 7:30 in the All Col-
lege Lounge. For information contact Karen
Lind» at. 337.

NEPAL LECTURE FRIDAY

Friday evening it's another Nepal lecture:
this time ''Around Annapurna'', a slide ac-
count of the Manang-Jomosom Trek with Mr.
David Christopher. The lecture is free at
8 pm in the All College Lounge. Refresh-
ments will be available.

Geneticist featured at seminar

The Biology department is holding their
first fall term seminar this Thursday and
they have a truly impressive speaker lined
up. Dr. Barry Honda, Assistant Professor
in the Dept. of Biological Sciences at SFU
is a biochemical geneticist who has worked
at the Molecular Biology Laboratory at
Cambridge University and at Washington U.
in St. Louis, Mo. He has been doing recom-
binant DNA research using gene cloning and
in vitro transcription/translation to de-
termine how genes are expressed in higher
organisms, and his topic will be ''Gene Ex-
pression in Higher Organisms.'' The seminar
will be at 4 pm in the All College Lounge
and the college community is welcome to
attend.

FLASH! 7
Gallagher gets better - back soon

Our fearless leader, Paul Gallagher, . who
went into hospital Oct. 26, is recovering
cheerfully and should be out before this
newsletter. He was in for an operation and
is supposed to spend another two weeks at
home convalescing. Rumour has it that the
three Deans went to visit him and managed
not to mention aword about business or
the college. Rumour also has it’ that one
of his get well presents is a Socred Scan-
dal Calendar.

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