MARCH 23, 1981

Reminder: ''Ten Blocks on the ‘Camino

Real!' is on this week at Presentation

House Thurs. Fri. Sat. at 8:00--$4.00

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VOLUME JIT No. 11% * %

HMMM. With all the beautiful weather last week classes were small and things at the of-

fice were slow so | thought I'd throw in an ethnically offensive
Why do the Dutch wear wooden shoes? To keep the woodpeckers off their heads.

up a bit.
NEWS *

Bring your friends, bring your family, or
collar people on the streets and come to
the College's BLOOD DONOR CLINIC on Wed-
nesday, March 25 from 10 am to 4 pm in the
All College Lounge. The Red Cross is hard
up for blood these days--give a little.

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Michelle Henderson and the Business Train-
ing Dept. have a crisis. They have lost a
box, approximately the size of an envelope
box, containing 48 cassette tapes which
were reproduced for them by MPC in Feb.
Somehow the box and invoice were separated
but they are hoping that the box will be
found sitting around somewhere waiting to
be claimed. Can you help?

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ANNOUNCEMENTS * ETC.

Our English as a Second Language Dept. had
a busy week last week during the B.C.TEAL
Convention (that's Teachers of English as
a Second Language) at the Hotel Vancouver.
Marlene Fry and Nick Collins were on the
Convention Planning Committee and here's
the biggest news--Nick Collins was elected
presdient of the B.C.TEAL. He is the first
male to hold the job. If you remember Dr.
Norman Whitney from Ealing College, UK who
was coming, he came, and visitors from
Counselling, the Media Centre, Modern Lan-
guages and the N. Van. School Board were
here to listen to him. Marlene Fry hosted
a work meeting prior to the convention on
Teaching Reading to Adults and it attract-
ed reading specialists from Vancouver Is.,
the rest of B.C. and Washington to share
ideas. Ken Aitken spoke on ESL Testing
over a free (for him) lunch (now you know
why) and Laura Reeves and Marlene worked
on registration. It was obviously an enor-
mous success and we'd like to congratulate
everyone for their hard work-~-particularly
the new President.
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Sexual Harassment: A Hidden Issue is about
to be unveiled at 4:30 Thursday March 26,
room A-101. The seminar sponsored by the
Women's Studies Committee (with reps from
AUCE, CCFA and SS) will include a_ panel,
discussion, anda light supper and if you
want to go, they are asking you. to regi-
ster by March 24 at the WRC. The fee is
$4.00. Also, if you haven't seen them,
there are questionnaires on Sexual Harass~
ment for Students and Staff being circul-
ated. They are available at the WRC, Info
Centre and North Library.