Employee news

Marie Cottrell, who had been working in
the Registrar's office since the mid
Mesozoic, is having a change of pace. She
is the new Bookstore Clerk now. Meanwhile,
Doreen Cottrell, who has been running the
Registrar's office since Cambrian times,
is still there. Elsewhere, we welcome a
new employee, Laurie Martin, who is the
Promotional Assistant in the Career
Resource Centre.

Print Sale upcoming

The Art students are holding their regular
pre-Christmas Print Sale on Tuesday,
December 10 from noon to 7 pm. Get there
right away because things move fast. The
sale will be held in A201.

UNCLASSIFIEDS
Homemade chocolate for sale! White almond

bark or dark fruit and nut available. Only

$5.00 a pound and proceeds are going to a
good cause. See Rikki at the Registration
area in A building. Order now, for
Christmas, or until the end of the Spring
semester.

Furnished modern waterfront Gulf Island
home, available for monthly rental. Skylit
second floor studio, southwest exposure,
firepit, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths. Contact
Lesley Gillis, local 299 or Joan Gillis,
Site 21, R.R.2, Gabriola, VOR 1X0,
1-247-8617.

READ THIS!

Student can sue
TORONTO — A student

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Hughes Chicoine, 36, says the
instructor did not teach or

follow the course outline as
offered and advertised.

Now consider the implications...

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Sat. December 7

6pm to midnight

Dinner/Dance at the

North Shore Winter Club

TICKETS $20 from

Accounting
Leslie Gillis
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