African musician joins Cap
Unfortunately this announcement comes too
late for people who would have enjoyed his
concert Sept. 25, but we nonetheless will
welcome a new music student at Cap, Themba
Tana. Themba's first concert in Vancouver
was Sept. 25 at 8 pm in VCC's Recital Room
and it bridged two cultures-North American
jazz and traditional African music. Themba
plays a wide assortment of instruments the
likes of which most of us have never seen
and plays music which cannot be learned
from books or conventional schools. If by
any remote circumstance this Informer is
out early, the concert is at 8:00pm and a
collection will be taken up with proceeds
to go to Jack Wasserman's Children's Hos-
pital Fund.

Student Seetety Union news

The Student Society no longer exists. It
is now the Student Union. Actually it was
the Student Union a few years ago and was
changed, and now it has changed back. That
decision was made at the General Meeting
last week. Nominations for Student Union
offices are open for another week and the
elections will take place Oct. 7 and 8.
On the entertainment front, this week's
movie is ''1900'', about Italian fascism at
the turn of the century, and there will be
a Rugby Team Dance Oct. 9 in the S. Cafe.
More details to follow.

Errr... Ahem...

A couple of corrections from last issue:
First of all, Eleanor Worman does live on
Passage Island, but it's outside Fisher-
man's Cove, not Horseshoe Bay, and she
commutes by power boat. And there we were
thinking she was so athletic... Ken Hughes
called to point out that Janet Morris is
not technically the first AUCE person to
go into a management position - Mac Petrie
went from Buyer to Bookstore Manager. Wel]
so we aren't always exactly right...

CONTEST CATCHES ON!

Frivolous as it may be, the Most Appealing
Man on Campus contest has provoked a re-
markable response. We have received about
30 ballots, an irate phone call from the
men in MPC who wanted to know why they
weren't on the ballot and threatened to
make T-shirts advertising themselves, and
an interesting deluge of votes from one
contestant's fan club - the members of the
fan club, by some curious coincidence, all
have the same handwriting. However, we are
keeping this contest open for one more
week and all women’ who haven't yet voted
can do so up to Thursday Oct. 1, noon. We
will give out the coveted McDonald's gift
certificates on Monday morning. And _ now

here is a quick run down of who is in the
running. (this is an alphabetical list)
Ash Barton Brent Parker

John Chu Prince Charles *

Jim Dillon Nick Pareis

Bill Schermbrucker
Matthew Speier

Graham Forst
Mike Freeman
Paul Gallagher Tony Souza
Dave Jones Peter Tordoff
Bruce Lucas Ken Towson
Cam McKie Alf Waterman

_ Dwane Neuberger

* the snake in the biology lab
We won't tell you how it's going right

now, except to say that the lead is being

hotly contested (neck and neck in fact)

between Dave Jones and Alf Waterman. But

this too may change. Voting is open to all

women on campus. Rate your first 3 choices

as 15 - 10 - 5.

Classified

The B.C. Art Therapy Association Confer-
ence will be held at UBC Oct. 30, 31 and
Nov. 1. Inquiries: Art Therapy Conference,
c/o 309-2110 W. 5th, Vancouver, V6K 182.
Free lecture on the first night.

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