ONCE UPON A TIME

* o* & & SEPTEMBER 29, 1980 * * * *
CHEOPS' LAW: Nothing
ever gets built on

time or within budget.

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is a marvellous phrase because it starts you off when you can't think

of a thing to say—sort of like supercalafragalisticexpialadocious but easier to spell.

St ee ee em me me mn HEAR YE
Well, we've got some good news, some bad
news and some good news. First, Cap ts

sponsoring a trip to New York this May
with Paul Azaroff and Rose Nauman which
will visit al} sorts of Interesting places
and doesn't cost the world. The bad news
is that already, without any pubtsicity at
all, the trip is full. But, STOP. The good
news is that there's a waiting list and if
they can come up with enough people, there
will be a second trip directly after the
first. The New York Experience from May 11
to 22 involves three classes before leav-
ing, five lectures at various institutions
in New York and on-going orlentation from
the instructors. Of course the sightseeing
will include the Statue of Liberty, the
Empire State Building, Wal] Street and the
United Nations -- it'll] also feature four
different theatre experiences, Greenwich
Village, various museums and all kinds of
places to eat. And much, much more. Cost
per person which includes air fare, hotel,
theatres, museums and some meals will be

$1075, whitch if you doa Jittle math you
will figure out is pretty good. To join
the already existing waiting Jist, just

Call Conchita Furstenwald and get the de-
tails.
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As well as going to New York, Rose Nauman
our internationally known weaver is having
two exhibitions. ''Flights of Fancy'' fs a
display of her felted work and we'll] be
lucky enough to have it in our own Gallery
from October 1 - 23. in December, Rose's
work will be on show in Munich, Germany so
we suggest that you look at it here ~ it's
much more conventent.

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HEAR YE

Have you tried driving down Monashee Drive
between NF and Purcel! Way lately? If you
have you haven't had any luck because it's
blocked off for construction and if you
were In the habit of using that route you
had better start changing your habits. The
road will be closed off for purposes of
building Pragve—-} i td
Metteipurpose-FPect+ey that inflationary 6
story chunk of concrete that they're mur-
dering so many trees inthe name of, for no
less than the next two years. Suffer.

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Note: to the Canadian Studies Committee,
I'm afraid that | used American spelling
above ina fit of concern over brevity.
The Canadian spelling of the above work is
supercallafraghalistickexphaladoughcious.

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Joyce Fancher in Careers has tickets. That
will interest you mainly if you're inter-
ested [in seelng some really excellent ice
skating this October. As you probably re-
call, a couple of years ago Karen Magnuss-
en celebrated her world title and 21st
birthday at the same time with an ice show
that has been repeated every year since
and this fall ''Karen & Friends" will fea-
ture Toller Cranston in his only Vancouver
appearance this year.: Interestingly enough
Karen is skating even though she's expect-
Ing in February. At any rate, Joyce has ar
excellent block of fifty tickets at $6.5¢

each and if you'd like one you’ can fin
her in the Tower Lunchroom between 12: 3(
and 1:00 or cal] her at home in the even

ing at 929-4400. Note: you've only got un
tile October 10.

Don't forget the Political Film Series in the All College Lounge all day Monday & Tues