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WHAT IS IT THAT PEOPLE HAVE ABOUT THURSDAYS

kok ck & & NOVEMBER 30, 1979 * * & & ®

This memo, which is still desperately
attempting to be on time, contains a

lot of news and a thrilling contest.

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around this college? Nothing happens on a

Monday or Friday, a few things Tuesday, the occastonal event Wednesday, but THURSDAY?!!

NEWS * NEWS

On Monday, Trans Canada Patrol will take
over from Pinkertons as the campus securi-~
ty people, so it's goodbye to a couple of
people who've been around here for a long
time. Bill Long and Manak Shyam will be
missed for all their friendly help -~ dir-
ecting lost new instructors to their
classes, opening doors for people who for-
get their keys (mentioning no names, Bill
Schermbrucker) and generally maintaining a
benevolent presence. Best wishes to you
wherever you go, Bill and Manak.

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DID YOU KNOW that Thursday was known as
thorsdagr in Old Norse? And further, that
Thursday's named after the Old High German
god of thunder? Are you thrilled? Perhaps
this explains its popularity....

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The Alcohol and Drug Commission is coming.
They will be here Thursday (naturally---it
had to be) December 6 in the Cafe Theatre
from 7:30 to 9:30 to hold an open meeting
with speakers and film. Using alcohol and
drugs is not a prerequisite to attendance.

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A date for appreciators of music to mark
on their calendars is Friday the 14th. On
that day at 8:00 pm the Cap College Chorus
will appear in the Cafe Theatre under the
direction of Karl Kobylansky and do all
sorts of things that they won't even be
charging admission for. I could tell you
what they are going to do, but then you
couldn't make double entendres out of my
words, or read in scurrilous speculations
and, anyway, I have to have something to

write about next week.

NEWS * NEWS —m

Double Reverse, the Odyssey Journey and
Straight Line have a couple of things in

common. They're all ad campaigns (the Ist
two for the B.C. Lions and the Hyatt Ody-
ssey) and they're all on the agenda for

the Third Annual Cap-Ads competition. Now,
if you happen to have had your/head buried
in the sand (memos?) or beer missing for
the last two years, you will not know that
Cap-Ads is a competition between students
in designing ad campaigns and it is judged
by a distinguished panel of experts from
the Vancouver Advertising Agency scene. It
is taking place this year in the Lounge at
1:00, Friday December 7. Now you know.
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New and Interesting Courses Department --
this week we feature Anthropology. Anth
123, Introduction to Archaeology and the
Prehistoric Past is new and its basically
just what the title says. Students will be
able to visit archaeological collections
and will do group lab sessions. Anth 204,
on the other hand, is not new, but it is
interesting. This is Ethnic Relations, a
study of ethnic groups with a focus on
B.C. Students will do primary research as
well as hit the books. If you are intrigu-
ed by these courses, get your fee waiver
form and sign up, or phone local 245 and
get more information. Then sign up.

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Reminder to all staff and faculty wishing
to register for courses in the spring-~you
must submit a fee waiver signed by your
supervisor with your registration form. No
send fee waiver, no get processed. Forms
can be found in captivity at the Regist-
rar's office.