Syd Dyke, of Commercial Art, has some of
his paintings on display again. If you en-
joy water colour scenes of the Pacific
Northwest, both the interior and the coast
take yourself to the Rembrandt Gallery
this week. The gallery is at 1333 Lonsdale
(convenient if you're dropping by the city
hall or library).

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in the mail: ''The need for
on-campus drop-in child care for students
was loudly demonstrated this week on the
North Campus when passersby discovered a
crying baby in a car parked near one of
the buildings. Fortunately no harm occur-
red. The parent had left a sleeping baby
to keep an appointment on campus.

Another note

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And here's a new variation on the ''a good
time was had by all'' theme. Neil Chester's

men's basketball team had a busy weekend.
On Friday they played in Clearbrook a-
gainst -Columbia Institute at a Menonite
high school and from there they bussed for
a Saturday game in Seattle against Puget
Sound. Although they lost the Seattle game
Neil was extremely pleased with his team.
In Seattle college basketball teams get
enormous audience turnouts (hint, hint) so
considering that our team was facing an
enormous, noisy group of spectators, play-~
ing a very experienced team and playing by
American rules, their 71 - 63 loss was no
mean feat. Those are the highlights of the
but the highlights of the weekend

scores,
for the team happened Saturday night in
Seattle. About half of the 12 players were

Rookies and they had to go through initia-
tion. First they ware their uniforms back-
wards to dinner’at the Black Angus, and
then, after the game, they had to provide
entertainment for the veterans at the hotel
in the form of a talent contest. According
to Neil, the results were hilarious and
the winner was awarded honorary non-rookie
status for the evening. And here's the be-
lieve it or not part of the story. When
they left, the hotel management told Neil
that they had been such good guests they
were welcome to come back any time. I'1]
bet there aren't too many teams that could
beat that record.

coming out of my ears

they're st to

I've got quota
this week, but just too good to

issue of

miss. | found this one in a back

the Province when | was catching up on my
clipping. [Jt was in Chuck Davis’ column.
"A UBC prof, who wishes to remain uniden-

tified muses: 'When you're an assistant
professor you learn five minutes worth of
material and teach it. When you're an ass~

ociate professor you turn that five min-
utes into a lecture. When you become a
full professor that five minutes is turned

into a book. And when you become fean,
you've forgotten what the original topic
was. /!!

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“TT don't care what you say about me," says
Carol McQuarrie (gee I'd like to feave the
sentence just like that, but | suppose ['d
better add the rest), just spell my name
right!" |Jt's McQuarrie, like the Vancouv-
er Sun's rock music critic Fiona McQuarrie
spells it. Got it, Carol. Now, what can |
think of to say....

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in the Province to
us non-smokers at

Also found an article
give ammunition to all
the college. ''The assistant professor of
nursing at Wayne State University in De-
troit (who was conducting a study on what
happens to physical
states when they give up cigarettes) found
about 24 per cent of the participants were
more interested in sex than they had been
when they were smoking.'' So there.

people's mental! and

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