France cont.

of wine, fresh bread until it comes out of
your ears, and coffee that will keep you
awake for days on end (but is great) and
very friendly people. The wine speaks for
itself. It is a way of living that can
only be appreciated when you are there to
experience it. France has definitely
benefitted from its long history and,
together with its modern day appeal,

it tantalizes people of all ages. And it
will continue to fascinate man for hundreds
of years to come—until the wine runs out!

- Chris Bannister

New liaison appointed

The new Liaison person for International
Students is Dave Jones from Counselling.
If you have ideas or concerns about
international students, address them to
him at local 2538.

Exam help available

The Achievement Resource Centre has a
number of workshops running in March and
April for those students who could use some
brushing up before exams hit. Among the
topics being offered in the next two weeks
are Oral Presentations, Concentration,

and Saving Time, and the all important
Studying for Exams and Writing Exams come
up in April. These are free workshops--
send the students to ARC in B107.

200 attend birthday party

The North Shore Enterprise Development
Centre's first birthday party went off
well as close to 200 people cycled through
the centre WEdnesday evening (March 11).
President Doug Jardine was on hand to help
cut the birthday cake, as were several of
our deans and a number of people from the
local business community. NSEDC Marketing
Manager Doug Loblaw was pleased with the
turnout and the organization of the event.
"We showed a few people that we aren't
slouching," he commented.

Faculty exhibition on Granville Is.

"UNCOMMON THREADS" is the title of an
exhibition being held at the Cartwright
Gallery on Granville Island which features
work by Craft instructors Lesley Richmond
and Mieneke Mees. The show runs until
April 5.

Attention: home based businesses

Do you run a business through your home?
The North Shore Enterprise Development
Centre had such a good turnout for their
first seminar on Home Based Business that
they are planning another one for April.
If this subject lies close to your heart
(or your pocketbook) call the NSEDC at
984-2004 and find out what services they
have available for you.

COLOPHON

However sporadically the Informer may
appear in your mail, it is still trying
valiantly to be a weekly publication,
at least during the Fall and Spring
terms. This newsletter is published by
Information Services, A118, local 2002,
and submissions are greeted with joy
and delight. Photos are generally taken
by Edna Sakata in MPC and prepared for
publication by Dave Sharrock. Printing
is done by Linda Givens and Dave Callow
in the Print Shop, and distribution is
handled by the Mail Room/Typing Pool.
Most everything else can be blamed ‘on
Donna McMahon, but she'll deny it.

~ The steamy sex film 9% Weeks
has been temporarily banned from
Worthing’s Dome Cinema until it
has. been privately viewed by
Worthing Council’s moral watch-
dogs. The film Body Lust, Best Bit
of Crumpet in Denmark will be .
shown instead while the committee
. decide the fate of the film 9% Weeks
today.
— Worthing Guardian