* & kk ® NOVEMBER 23, 1979 & * & & %

This memo, which is considerably clo-
ser to being on time than the Last,

contains many enthralling news items.

kok & Wk K Rk &

* VOLUME I No.

HAVE YOU YET REALIZED THAT IT'S ONLY ONE MONTH UNTIL CHRISTMAS? Santa is lurking in all

the shopping malls. Red nosed. quadrupeds are stuck on store roofs. Christmas schlock is

playing over the PA systems. City council is fighting extra store hours. Depressed yet?

- NEWS * NEWS
One course that you will not find in this
year's calendar, but that is in the spring
timetable (that's a switch, isn't it?) is
Women's Studies 120, otherwise known as
History 120. This course, Women and the
Past: An Historical Survey, hasn't been
offered at the college for a couple of
years but this spring it has been reincar-
nated by Marlene Legates. Offered Tuesdays
from 6-10 pm, 120 will take a look at what
has previously been called "the underside
of history", the role of women in Western
civilization up to the Industrial Revolu-
tion. Tentative rating: ****,

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"DAYDREAMS ... a fashion fantasy" is the
name of the show being put on by the 2nd
year Retail Fashion students at Cap. To be
held on Wednesday the 28th at Goofy's, the
show will feature a fashion show told in
fantasy form. The doors at Goofy's open at
7:00 p.m. and the show starts at 9:30 p.m.
Tickets are available at the Info Centre
in advance for $4, or at the door, $4.50.
Ah yes, and if you are actually guilty of
the social atrocity of not knowing where
Goofy's is (gasp), it is to be found at
135 West Ist in N.V. -~the old site of the
Roller Rink.

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"New Poems and other Wordplay" is not part
of the regular Capilano College Reading
Series. But it's happening. Friday night
(the 30th) at 8 p.m. Duncan McNaughton and
Colin Stuart will be giving a private
reading in the South Cafe Theatre. If you
are interested, admission is $2 and they
say refreshments will be served on ice.
We do not take this to mean that they are
serving sno cones or slushies

NEWS * NEWS
It is understandable that no one is inter-
ested in Workers’ Compensation Board pro~
cedures unless they happen to get injured.
After all, who cares which form form 6 is.
However, once you're lying around (or hop~
ping and screaming around) in injury, it's
handy to know what to do.. Sometime when -
you have a few minutes free, check out the
bulletin boards for the WCB notice and if
you find that you want more details, write
the people for the booklet "Information
for Workers and Dependents." Catchy title
there. You may find the knowledge of use
when you staple your arm to the desk some
day. (Do YOU know what a form 6 is?)

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For people concerned about adult basic ed=
ucation, here is some news. "Organizing
Community Support for Adult Basic Educa=
tion", a conference sponsored by the . ABE
Association of B.C., is being held Dec. 8
at the Richmond campus of Douglas College.
Panels and workshops will deal with issues
in the field--to fin dut more about it you
are advised to call local 328.
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Business Management de-
partment. The students in the Marketing
Research course are conducting an exten-
sive market research project for the North
Shore News. By means of phone interviews
and shopping mall interviews using a ques-
tionnaire of their own design, the stu-
dents will compile data and then analyze
it by computer, preparing a final report
for the paper. It seems to be a good deal
all around -- a community service project
and an opportunity for students to exper-
tence marketing research on a first hand

basis

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