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A sincere thank-you to the people here at
Cap is conveyed from John Chu and his fam-
ily. The fund that was established to help
them out after their house was destroyed
in December has been an enormous assist-
ance in covering the ensuing expenses. Not
only will it help out while they're rent-
ing some place to stay, but it is going to
be especially welcome when the family can
move back in and they have to pay the bill
to get their belongings out of storage.
Meanwhile let's hope they can find a place
to rent for the duration.

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This is your chance to liven up your JTunch
hour by listening to guest speaker Colin
Miles Thursday in NAI07. Who, you may ask,
is Colin Miles? He is no less than the re-
gional director at the Canadian Music Cen-
tre in Vancouver and he will be talking to
us about the centre and Canadian music in
general. The music department invites any-
one interested to drop into NAIO7 at noon.

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A new person around the college is Janet
Koecher, Media Assistant in the Dynamics
Lab. Which, incidentally, brings to mind

that it took me two years to find out that
"Dynamics Lab'' jis not a description for a
place where people act dynamic, but a T.V.
studio. Not to insinuate that the people
down there aren't dynamic, but it's a very
misleading title. It's a little like call-
ing the Cap. music department the air wave
fluctuations. study centre. Or the elevator
the momentum/inertia Jab. But to get back

to the subject, welcome to Cap, Janet.

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Did you think that your interests in Wo-
men's studies and qood restaurants would
never mix all that well? Untrue. If you
are interested in both you will enjoy a

new series of seminars being organized by

the Women's Resources Centre. Park Royal
Saturday seminars will be held (surprise)
_at the Park Royal Hotel from 9 am to 4 on

(surprise) Saturdays starting now through
March. There is just time to register for
the first seminar - Communicating with the
Important People in Your Life - if you are
reading this before noon Monday the 21st.
Registration in all the seminars is re-
quired the Monday before so if you are in-
terested, remember to get your act toge-
ther in time. Topics in upcoming seminars
are: Money Matters, Feb 2; No-Fault Rela-
tionships: Legal and Emotional Contracting
February 9; Looking Ahead: ~Pre-retirement
Planning for Women, Feb. 16; Two Careers=
Stress, Feb, 23; Handling Communication
Problems Assertively, March 1; and Getting
Started or Rethinking Your Future, March
8. The cost of each course (which includes
lunch) is $20 and you can register through
Community Education (local 321). Or you
can phone the Women's Resource Centre and

find out what's on the menu first. It all
depends on your priorities...

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Phyllis Webb has been rescheduled. If you

missed out when the reading was cancelled
January 10, take heart. It is now quite
certain that Phyllis Webb will appear at
the college on February 14, most probably
in the Social Sciences area. Bring a com-
panion (after all that is Valentine's Day)
and check out the reading at 8:00.