The Search for Alexander

Russel gives pre-Trip lecture

The pre-trip lecture for The Search for
Alexander tour is being opened up to the
public. In case you've forgotten, the

Search for Alexander is a major travelling
loan exhibition of rare Greek artifacts

that is at this moment’ in San Francisco,
and Community Ed. has organized two trips
to go and see it. The pre-trip lecture, by
Dr. James Russell, Professor of Classics
and specialist in Classical archaeology at
UBC will be held Wednesday April 14 at 7pm
in the Lounge. Dr. Russell has done exten-
sive archaeological field work in Roman
military sites in Britain, city sites in
Greece, and since 1970, has directed UBC
sponsored excavation at the Roman city-site
of Amenurium in southern Turkey. The lec-
ture fee will be $5 — for more information
contact C.E. at 321.

Student Work to be Featured

Thursday, April 8 the Student Union is in-
viting faculty, students and communi ty
members to attend and participate in Stu-
dent presentations. This, they feel, will
be an opportunity for students from every
department and program to report on or to
demonstrate interesting discoveries they
have made in the course of the year. ''Re-
search papers, practical experiences, and
insights arising out of any aspect of stu-
dent life which could conceivably be of
interest to other students, or which might
promote greater awareness of the diversity
of programs and involvements on campus,
will all be#welcomed.'' The event will take
place from noon to 4 pm in the Social Sci-
ence Lounge. Students who might like to
give a presentation of 15 minutes or less,
should contact the Courier (local 200) or
the Student Union (347) as soon as possi-

ble.

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Faculty - Take Note

The Instructional Skills Workshops, taught
by Hilary Clark, are being offered again
this summer and will take place May 3 to 7
inclusive in the Dynamics Lab. If you are
interested in this week-long Jam to 3:30pm
workshop, phone Lee Knight at local 392.
Registration is on a first-come - first-
served basis and is open to Community Edu-
cation instructors as well as regular Cap.
faculty.

LECTURES, FILM OPEN

If you would like, not only to see the
film ''Not a Love Story'', but to hear a
lecture on it, you may have an opportunity
this month. Patty Groves is. showing the
film at 7. p.m. Tuesday April 13 in the All

College Lounge to her Media and Society
classes. The Student Union will arrange
free tickets for others wishing to attend.
The lectures on Not a Love Story will be
Tuesday, April 13 at 11 and 1:00. There is
room for a few guests, says Patty — phone

her if you're interested.