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OCTOBER 4, 1989

PEO Pee

Doug Jardine, President, and Sandra Moe, Women’s Studies,
received plaques from The North Van Women’s Liberal
Commission recently to honour their work with the group.
“Basically, I’ve served as a liaison between the College and the
Commission,” Sandra says, modestly. Thanks to Sandra’s hard
work the commission has donated a scholarship to the College
and is continuing its support of the Women’s Lecture Series.
“They’re a very good group of people,” said Sandra, “very
interested in our Women’s Studies program and supportive of
our efforts to inform and involve the community on women’s
issues.” The scholarship was awarded to first year Women’s
Studies students Jean Trudeau and Randi Janson.

Rob Turner, Dean of Student and Instructional Services, has
been invited to sit on the External Evaluation Team for
Lethbridge Community College in early December.

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Wednesday, October 11
The Woman’s Film: Representation and Desire. A discussion of
the gender agenda of classic cinema, including the ‘woman’s
film’ of the 40s. Will examine current theory about filmic
representation and look at some of the films being made by
women today.

Thursday, October 12
Come meet the participants of The CANASEAN Program at a
cocktail reception in Al17. Representatives from 11 companies
in Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia
will be there. Welcome them and say hello to the Canadian
partners and supporters, including: B.C. Hydro, B.C. Rail, B.C.
Tel, Canadian Western Bank, and more. Wine and hors d’oevres
will be served 5 - 7:30 p.m.

Hilary Stewart and John Munro are reshaping the nonfiction
genre. Evening reading and Q and A session, part of the Writers
out Loud series presented by the Community Arts Council and
the Writers’ Union of Canada. $3 admission. Call 683-4358 for
more information.

Friday, October 20
The Leaming Specialists’ Association of B.C. is holding a
seminar on The First Year Experience. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
Room A117. The keynote speaker, Dr. Linda Reisser from
Western Washington University will speak on “Education and
Identity”. Registration fee: $25. Call Ruth d’ Hollander for more
information at 2919.

Tuesday, October 24
The CANASEAN Program’s Special Lecture Series kicks off
with Ray Anderson, President of the Asia Pacific Foundation of
Canada, speaking on “Canada’s Challenge — The Golden Age”
at the Robson Media Centre, 7 - 9 p.m. Free. Call Linda Denley
at 2081 to reserve a seat.

Bev Greene, Director of Public Relations, has been invited to
sit on the external review team for the College of New
Caledonia in November.

Graham Fane, of Business Management, spent his summer
introducing senior and middle management at Chevron to some
new concepts in strategic management.

Teacher Exchange

Beginning in January, Larry Spicer of our Business
Management department, will be changing places with Tony
Hughes of the Tea Tree Gully College of Technical and Further
Education, Adelaide, Australia. Tony will be arriving in
December to take over Larry’s workload and house. He is
coming with his wife, Judy, and son, Craig, who may take some
courses at Cap. His daughter, Robyn, hopes to transfer to Price
Waterhouse for the year.

October 27 and 28
The ACCC is holding regional consultations across the country
to further dialogue between ACCC and its members institutions.
The B.C. and Yukon regional consultation will be held through
the October 28 weekend. Topics include international program
strategies, equitable involvement for women, and adult literacy.
Call Karen Ewing at local 2464 for more information.

Saturday, October 28
PID: The Costs — PID can cause infertility, chronic pain,
recurring infection, disability and death, yet it is difficult to
detect and very few people know about it. This day-long
conference (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) will include panels and discussion
groups on prevention and on the social and health care costs of
PID. Everyone welcome. Registration is free. Child care
available. Lunch provided. Contact the PID society at 684-5704
for more information. ‘

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For Sale: Full-size Sundance trampoline. Good
condition. $400 o.b.o. Call Jeri at 2542.

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