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ing that it's only the tip of the iceberg.

 & MARCH 17,

Faith and begorran: ti's

Day today -- everyone got a mickey of

Irish whiskey tucked away somewhere?

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EW ITEMS OF NEWS SENT HERE but we can't help suspect~
Anything happening around your neck of the

campus? Send it--mail, phone, carrier pigeon, singing telegraph, pony express~~-any way.

aahalaialalelaieieiaheieieteianeteateiatenetel INFORMATION *
On Tuesday you are to DROP EVERYTHING and
go to ND101 for a few minutes between 10am
and 4 pm. This will cost you nothing, but
you will be able to contribute money to
Financial Aid for a student emergency bur-
sary fund. Here's how it works. The Royal
Doulton china company is conducting mar-
keting research here at Cap. by setting up
a display of china design prototypes and
then asking people to fill out a question-
‘naire on what they think of the various
styles. The questionnaire only takes about
15 minutes to complete and here's the good
part. FOR EVERY QUESTIONNAIRE COMPLETED
THE COMPANY WILL GIVE FINANCIAL AID $2.00.
If you like china you'll be enjoying your-
self for a good cause, and even if you
really aren't interested it won't kill you
to lend your opinion. So, please come to
ND yourself and spread the word to every-
one you know. Let's raise a bundle.
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It was gorgeous weather last weekend, and
perhaps the most appreciative of it were
Geography students on a field trip to Van-
couver Island. 17 students chaperoned in-
structors Terry Brown, Brett McGillivray,
Gordon Wilson, and Karen Ewing, to Pacific
Rim park on Friday where they all enjoyed
the weather and watched grey whales and
sea lions. Two erazy courageous students
even plunged in. Friday night the group
returned to Nanaimo and stayed in a high
school gym, then, Saturday they attended a
Geography conference at Malaspina College.
The conference turned out to be something
of a disappointment but the Cap people did
get a chance to look around Malaspina be-

fore heading back home on the late ferry.

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MORE %* NEWS 9 ---"--------------------
Yes, it's ANOTHER trip, and a really good
deal. From May 29 to June 26 you can go on
a Travel Study journey to French speaking
Switzerland! $2800 will cover your hotel,

breakfasts and dinners for a stay of one

week in Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchatel and
Montreux. If you are at an Intermediate or
Advanced level of French and can come up

with some $ before the April 16 deadline,

contact local 321 or 238 or talk to Mrs.
Dauphine Ravolo from the French dept.
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Greetings to everyone down here are con-
veyed from Sechelt. April Struthers, our
new Community Education Assistant there
says thanks to people at Lynnmour for all
the information being sent to her, but
she's noticed that [incoming mail has a
variety of addresses on it. Everyone note:
the real address of the Sechelt Campus is
Cap. College Information Centre, Box 1609,
Sechelt, B.C. VON 3A0. Got that? April
says to keep that information coming. She
will be down here for a visit in, natural-
ty enough, April.

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lt's a showdown!! No, we're not referring
to the Student Society's free film night
(which is featuring ‘Outlaw Josey Wales'!
with Clint Eastwood) -- it's the business

management students versus the academics.
On Friday, March 28 there will be a slalom
race at Whistler sponsored by Molsons. 50
students are already signed up for this
event and will be hitting the slopes of
Green Chair on Friday. There'ii be awards,
a party and, rumour has it, free beer, and
spectators are urged to come along.