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MAY 5, 1980

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to publish another thrill-packed edi-

tion of the Informer. Well sort of...

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exciting things happening around the

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UN-NEWS * NEWS

Actually, we lie. There are a few things
going on during the next month. The second
year Weaving students, for instance, wiii
be putting on an exhibition in the North
Vancouver Civic Centre Gallery at 141 W.
14th Street (in the City Hall building)
which will run from May 14 to June 11. The
public is invited to attend the opening on
Wednesday May 14 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Alt the works that will be on display are
for sale, so if you are interested in pur~

chasing an original wall hanging made of
anything from wool to sisal (that's like
jute), created by different loom or off-
loom techniques, stop in and take a Jook.
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Baseball anyone? Call Sandy at 278 and be-
git practising for the annual picnic team.
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There's good news from Eileen Steele and

the French department. Over half the stu-
dents that they have coming this summer
for the English Language Immersion program
have been billeted with nearby families.
The students will be arriving June 1 for
six weeks - if you're interested in taking
one in you can still phone Eileen at 218.
Unfortunately, you wouldn't have the opp-
ortunity to show off your brilliant Paris-
jan French because they're here to learn

English, but perhaps you could reconcile
yourself to confining yourself to this
language just for a while.

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Bill McPhee, our college archivist, is
going to school =- but not here. He's back

at U.B.C. working on his Masters degree in
Adult Education this summer. Study hard,
and tots of luck, Bill.

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UN-NEWS * NEWS

For a substantial number of students it's
graduation time this May and the Gradua-
tion Ceremonies will be held Friday May 30
at the Bayshore Inn. The speaker this year
is Her Honour, Judge Nancy Morrison who is
a Provincial Court Judge in North Van. If
you are planning to attend the dinner, you
can pick up tickets at the Cashier's wick-
et for $15.00
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There are other things to do this summer,
too. Now that things have slowed down and
people have abit more free time, you
might consider taking a workshop. Two in-
teresting ones are coming up this week and
next. Whether for business, study or lei-
sure reading, speed is a useful
ability. There will be an Effective Speed
Reading course running Wednesday nights
from 6:30 to 9:30 in A110 beginning May 7.
This 6 session course will put you back 40
dollars--look at it as $2.00/hour. If that
doesn't grab you, how about learning how
to Trace your Family Tree? Tom Warren from
the Family History Association of Canada

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will be holding a one day workshop on the
subject May 17 from 9:30 to 3:30 on this
campus. Going back to find out what sorts

of people combined thelr genes to make you
is definitely a fascinating pastime -- to
learn essential research techniques and
receive a kit with the basic forms nece-
ssary to start your hunt, sign up for the
workshop. Further, it's a good deal at $7
per person. (Bring your own lunch.) You
can sign up for both these courses through
Community Education at local 321. Even
better, on a hot day, you can bring your
cheque down to the office beside the Coach
House and then drop into the pub to fuel
yourself for the walk back up the hill.