WE NEED PHOTOS!!!

In what has apparently evolved into a
tradition of sorts, the Informer will

once again be publishing photos of various
staff and faculty members at a tender age
(say between 2 and 10 years old) and
giving a prize to the first three people
who can correctly identify all the
photographs. In order to do this, though,
we need photos. We are particularly
looking for anyone who has a picture of
themselves sitting on Santa's knee, or in
another Christmassy pose (i.e. knocking
over the Christmas tree). Please contact
us within the next two weeks so that we
can get the photos ready for the Christmas
issue—and be discreet. Don't show anyone
the photo ahead of time. Call us 323/324
if you have a snap that we can use. (We
will copy the photo and return it to you
in the same condition that we receive it.)

Who is that masked man?

Well, for starters, that's no masked man,
but a masked woman. We considered using
this picture in our Christmas issue, where
we will be publishing another series of
"guess who the children are now' photos,
but finally decided that we'd print this
now to get you warmed up for the Christmas
issue. Have you figured out who this is
yet? If you guessed Caroline Price, you
were right. This reference librarian is
also an art student, and in this photo she
was modelling for a death mask type of
sculpture. No one has stopped to inform us
how long she had to wear that plaster, or
how exactly she managed to breathe in that
thing (perhaps that's why they're called
death masks). Caroline is on leave right
now, but will be back in January.

Exhibition stops at Rockies

One of the major international exhibitions
of this decade will be coming to Calgary
in January, and that will be its only
engagement in Western Canada. Therefore,
if you are interested in viewing "The
Precious Legacy: Judaic Treasures from the
Czechoslovak State Collections," you should
start making your travel plans. The Jewish
Festival of the Arts Society is arranging
four tours in January and February, which.
include airfare, tours, accommodation,

admissions, lecture, and so forth, and
are quite inexpensive ($249 for a weekend).
If you are interested in more details
about this, contact Joyce Fancher in the —
Art department. She has registration forms
and flyers.

COLOPHON

The Informer is published sporadically,
but with high hopes of weekliness, by
Information Services, A118 or local
323 and 324. Submissions are more than
welcome. Photos are generally the work
of Dave Sharrock and Edna Sakata in
MPC, printing is done by Linda Givens
and Dave Callow in the Print Shop, and
the distribution is handled by the
denizens of the Switchboard and Typing
Pool. We reserve the right to deny
absolutely everything unless it's tax
deductible.