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Grant cont.

B.C.'s workforce, causes of racism,
Institutions which support antI-racism and
multiculturalism, and how to organize for
advocacy skills. Incidentally, our Labour

Studies Program fs the only publicly
supported worker education program in B.C.

Nostalgia Corner

This person hasn't changed so much that
you wouldn't recognize him; nonetheless ft
is interesting to see what Alan Smith
looked IIke back in 1969. And what was he
doing In 1969? Working for Capilano

College. (Some thiings never seem to ,

change.) He was the Assistant to the
Principal back when Cap was operating out
of West Vancouver Secondary School. By the
way, don't forget that Information Services
'will refrain from printing embarassing old
photos on receipt of an acceptable bribe.
Are you listening, Conchita?

Studio Art ah

On Wednesday, Dec. 5 at Yam local artist
Joey Morgan will be lecturing to the
Studio Art students. This lecture is

concurrent with her exhibition at the
Charles H. Scott Gallery. Faculty and
staff are welcome to attend the class In
room A301, but space Is limited. Contact
Barry Cogswell for further information.

Health Services schedule

Have you been meaning to call or drop into
Health Services to see the doctor
regarding a health problem? Remember, Dr.
Jensen's last day on campus this term will
be Tuesday, December 11th. Health Services
will remain open through December 21st,
but will be closed during the Christmas
week. They will reopen on Wednesday,
January 2nd. Dr. Jensen will be returning
on January 8th and will be on campus every
Tuesday and Wednesday as usual during the
second semester.

ARC has ’Xmas Special’

There is a free ''Christmas Special"
workshop being held on Tuesday, December 4
by the Achievement Resource Centre. ''How
to Improve Your Exam Performance'' ought to
be of considerable interest to students
coming up on final exams. It will be held
from 1:30 to 5:30 pm In B103 and can be
registered for in ARC or through local
356.

Student Union Events

Parson us, folks, there is no Games Club
Social this month, thanks to the North
Cafeteria's Christmas Dinner and the
annual Christmas party. Free movies
continue uninterrupted, however, with the
following coming up: Dec. 4 - Never Cry
Wolf; Dec. 5 - Deer Hunter; Dec. 11 - Life
of Brian; Dec. 12 - History of the World.
These are held in the east end of the
North Cafe.

Cups for Quarters

Coffee and tea are available in the Staff/
Faculty Lounge (H402) on a regular basis
at 25¢ a cup. It's for staff and faculty,
of course.