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The Women’s Resource Centre will be presenting
three students with Rita Johnson Memorial
Scholarships on Friday, December 18 at 1:00 pm.
Interested persons are more than welcome to come
and see Judith Anne Guertin, Megan Arundel and
Sarah Sample receive their awards.

Judith Anne Guertin is a mature student who
graduated from the Surface Land Agent Program at
Olds College in Alberta with Honours in 1983. She
is presently in her first year in the Legal Assistant
Program, where she has attained the highest GPA in
the class—3.79. Judith has raised two children on
her own while pursuing studies and has been
involved in Single Mothers’ Support Groups in
Edmonton and Calgary, and has participated in
counselling groups such as Mental Health and
Single Parents in Vancouver. Among her interests
are photography, writing and weight-training, and
she hopes eventually to get a degree in Law.

Megan Arundel is also in the Legal Assistant
Program, and is a mature student who previously
studied General Arts at SFU. She has worked for
the B.C. Federation of Women-Prison Action Sub-
Committee, which sponsors women’s groups at
Lakeside Prison (Oakalla); the Vancouver Women’s
Health collective, where she was Administrative
Assistant; and was coordinator of several discussion
series on women’s issues that took place in
Montreal. A single parent, Megan enjoys hiking,
cooking and volunteer work.

Sarah Sample is a mature student in the Bachelor of
Music Transfer Program, and her goals are to
continue her studies in Musicology or Music History,
and to research Women and Music. Her volunteer
work includes Crisis Counselling at the Calgary
Distress Centre; Radio operator for the Co-op Radio
program “Women of Note” (a feminist classical/jazz
program); and she has been working on the
Capilano College Women’s Lecture Series. She
enjoys reading, cross-country skiing, hiking, and
music.

This award was established in memory of Rita
Johnson, who worked in the Women’s Resource

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informer

Three mature students to receive scholarships Dec. 18

Centre. Rita began post-secondary studies in her
middle years after raising four children, and was
working towards a Master’s degree in Counselling at
UBC. The Award was established to assist mature
women students enrolled full-time or part-time in any
field of studies.

EDT sittings
The English Diagnostic in-house test will be
administered to students at the following times. Ali
of these sittings will take place in P101, and there is
a $20 fee.
Monday, January 4 - 10:00 - 12:00
Tuesday, January 5 - 10:00-12:00 & 18:45-21:00
Wednesday, January 6 - 13:00-15:00
Thursday, January 7 - 18:45-21:00
Friday, January 8 - 12:00-14:00
For details call Humanities, 2957.

Have a safe holiday

One of the aggravating things about being a 110 Ib
woman is that two beers consumed in one hour puts
one over the legal driving limit of .08. But even if
you are some great hulking brute of 6’4 and 200
pounds, it probably takes less than you think before
you are legally impaired. Bear this in mind as you're
making the festive rounds—Health Services would
like to remind everyone that drinking and driving is
both dangerous and illegal. (Get someone else to
drive you home from the Dean’s Christmas party on
Friday if you cut loose and have a wild time trying to
drink Bill Gibson or Bev Harnett under the table.)

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