The new student newspaper reporter

"Uh ... could you repeat that?" The Edftor sighed. Blasted Cap neophytes.

kok & * SEPTEMBER 15, 1980 * * * %

As Indian Summer sets in and you sit
asking "Why wasn't it like this on my

holiday?", dry your eyes with this.

* o* * & VOLUME TE No.24 *& ® *& &

stared at the News Editor in bewilderment and said

"MLook, it's

very simple. We want you to check on the enrollment of BTSD, BTCD, BOT, BEST, ESL, ECE,
and ACT and {f they're crowded get comments from the CCFA, AUCE, PAC, PPC and the CCSS

(with a BCSF or NUS perspective ASAP).
LAC or check on the DML, TFBI,

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NEWS * AND

JOSE PIERRE is a noted scholar and author
of some 30 publications on art, especially
Surrealism. This September he Is visiting
Canada to research a book on Surrealism in
Canada and will be jin Vancouver in late
Sept. or early Oct. Now, here's the good
part. One of the artists on Jose's list is
Ted Kingan who says that the writer Is
willing to speak on 1) Automatism from the
Surrealist, Automatist and Abstract Expre-
ssionist points of view, 2) Surrealism and
the North American Indian and 3) The difa-
lectic between Automatism and the Surreal-
ist Object. Ted would understandably like
to invite Jose to the college to Jecture
(particularly on the N.Am. Indian) and is
looking for areas who would jike to parti-
cipate and help provide an honorarium. If
you're interested, call Ted at 384. Also
adds Ted, Jose is interested in both gra-
phic and literary arts (he holds a doctor-
ate from the Sorbonne among other things)
as well as the [Influence of Surrealism on
dance and the theatre and he would be

grateful for assistance in identifying
local contacts and research. Again the
person to talk to jis Ted.

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Keep Fit classes for Women start today and
will be held every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 12:15 to 12:45. Instead of
sitting around the cafeteria being tempted
by pie and cake and ice cream and french
fries and all those other terrible things,
go down to the Fitness Centre and exercise
to music. Al] women are welcome at no cost
--just bring runners and suitable clothing
for moving your body in.

or LSP's new DA.

. the end of November.

If nothing's up, visit MPC (in NB), WRC and the

And be sure to get a quote from GOD."
LOTS & OF * UT -eneeeeenee------e-=-

Cap. College is offering ‘Scuba
Er, what? you're probably saying.
We don't have enough water for that (at
least until November). Very good observa-
tion. In point of fact, the theory classes
will be held on campus and the pool sess-
fons will take place at Ron Andrews Pool
(it's cheaper than flooding the mailroom).
Instructor Lorne Johanson is a member of
the National Association of Underwater In-
structors, which means that he knows his
stuff. Students interested must be senior
tevel swimmers or equivalent and at least
16 years of age. The fee is $165 (which is
a good deal for this sort of thing) and
the course begins October 7 at 7:30 p.m.
For more info or registration call 321.

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well known staff member and
(remember to send misc.
to the archives, right?) is going to get
away from it all in Australia. If you want
to say goodbye, you've got until October €
--after that you'll have to go to the out-
back. As welt as vacationing Bill fs doinc
some unofficial research for his Masters
visiting universities and colleges to se
what Australians are doing in the way o
continuing education. He'll be back aroun
Bon voyage.
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Whether or not you're new to the college
a reading of the Student Survival Guid
will likely tell you a lot about Cap. ya
didn't know before. The Guides, which ar
especially recommended for new students
are available all over campus--grab one.

This fal]
Diving.

Bill McPhee,
College archivist