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News! There's plenty of it now, but

we can always use more--éall our loc.

or send it to Information Services.

* o* & * VOLUME III, No.5 * * * *

Announcing the new Chairman(person?) of the Board, Mrs. Hilda Rizun.

Long-time Board member, Mrs. Rizun is a government appointee from Squamish.

GOT * NEWS?

Not only have we a new Board Chairman, but
two new members, both government appoint-
ees. Mrs. Marion Reeves from Sechelt is
married with 3 children and is completing
her final year in Education at U.B.C. She
plans to start working towards a Master's
degree in Educational Psychology. Mrs.
Lynne Connel has taught elementary and
secondary school and works as a teacher
-librarian for the Vancouver School Board.
She has 2 children. Dr. Eric Paetkau from
Sechelt has left our Board, bringing the
total membership to 12--6 govt. appointees
and 6 school board representatives.

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For all of you who haven't realized it yet
DAN DOLPHIN, IRIS PIDDUCK, THE TRAINING
FOR BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT, TWO
DESKS, TWO CHAIRS, ONE TABLE AND ASSORTED
PLANTS HAVE MOVED to the new Downtown Edu-
cation Centre at 549 Howe Street, seventh
floor. Their new phone number is 682-0301
which you will please note in your phone
directory. Currently answering their for-
mer locals 323 and 324 is the illustrious
Information Services department. Dan, in-
cidentally is reported to be as happy with
his new computer as a five year old with a
five pound Chocolate Easter egg. If you'd
like to learn more about his new set-up,
call him -- he should be delighted to show
it off. By the way, don't get worried re
Easter eggs--there's still 8 weeks to go.

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Regarding last week's Editorial - comments
are pouring in. We'll do a summary in the
next edition of the Informer: meanwhile,
thanks for the response.

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Good luck!

CALL bs 323

Dr. D. Chitty, Professor Emeritus of the
Department of Zoology at UBC, will be on
campus Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Lounge to
speak on ''Behavioral Regulation of Popula-
tion Density in Various Mammals.'' Dr.
Chitty has a reputation as an_ excellent
speaker (he received the Master Teacher
Award at UBC) and he is an extremely well-
known ecologist. This lecture, by the way,
is the second in the series of spring sem-
inars sponsored by the Biology department.
The third, and last, seminar will be March
26 with Dr. Philip Townsley, Head of the
department of Food Science.

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drudgery of proofreading

Even the’ sheer
the College Calendar is occasionally re-
lieved. | discovered that not only do we
offer a Wood Processing course through BOT
but the English department has a course on
"Poetry and Politics".

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Creativity in Curriculum Planning: Strate-
gies for Maximizing Student Potential is a
conference taking place February 27-28 at
the Holiday Inn on West Broadway. Some of
the subjects will be: Strategies for En-
countering Stress and Burn-out in the
Classroom with Sid Simon, PhD, The Gifted
Potential in All Students with Barbara
Clark, PhD, Humanizing the Classroom--Per-
sonal Approaches to Learning with Arthur
Combs PhD, and Brain-Mind Research Applied
to Teaching and Learning with Beverly
Galyean, PhD. For more information on this
contact The Association of Wholistic Edu-
cation, Mel Kaushansky, 734-2221. The cost
is $65 both days, $35 one day, with stu-
dent rates of $35 and $25.