Berdichewsky chairs

A conference on Social Conflict

and Social Development in Latin
America, co-sponsored by SFU and the
Canadian Association for Latin
American and Caribbean Studies, B.C.

Chapter (whose logo | have attempted to
reproduce here, probably without much
success—try to imagine the maple leaf as
red and the rest black) is being held from

March 10-12 at the University Women's Club
in Vancouver. The Chairman of the
conference is, of course, none other than
Dr. Bernardo Berdichewsky and he will be
speaking on several topics at the event as
well as making the Opening Remarks. The
conference is divided into four symposiums
on four subjects: Central America, The
Southern Cone, Latin American Literature,
and The Indian and Peasant Question. For
information contact Dr. Berdichewsky, here
at the college.

LOOKING WEST

Cap exchanges with Japan

"Capilano College and the Aichi Gakusen
College of Toyota, Japan are close to
concluding arrangements for an exchange of
two students, commencing in October 1983,''
is the word from Instructional Services
Dean Douglas Jardine. The Aichi Gakusen
College is one of the earliest women's
schools in Japan, dating from 1912. Its
curriculum focusses on international
education, early childhood education,
nutritional studies, fine arts, fashion
design and textiles. It is expected that
two of Capilano's female students wil]
have an opportunity to attend the Aichi
Gakusen College for either oneor two terms
starting in October '83. It is expected

that the students will both take courses

offered by Aichi Gakusen, and assist them
by tutoring some of their students in
English. A committee of Cap faculty will

select the students and are particularly
looking for students whose career goals

will be aided by such an experience and
who are willing to prepare themselves for

their stay by studying the language and
culture of Japan. Any student interested

in obtaining further information should
call Joanne Mah at local 198, and if they

decide to apply must do so in writing to
Dean Jardine by March 18. The Selection

Committee will begin interviews in early
April.

Sunday, March 27 is the date of ''Looking
West'', a spring fashion show put on by the
Retail Management students and featuring
clothing manufacturers of B.C. The event
will be held in the Four Seasons Hotel
Ballroom and the $18 ticket price which
may at first seem formidable, in fact
includes brunch at 11:00 am or Luncheon

at 2:00. This show has been endorsed by

the Ministry of Industry and Smal]
Business, thus the opening remarks will be
by the Minister, Don Phillips. For more
info contact Retail Management or the Info
Centre.

THIS 1S A SAMPLE
of the large type.

What type? This is from the large print
typewriter that is located in the Media
Centre for the use of sight-impaired
students. It is also useful for producing
masters for overhead transparencies or
flyers. Naturally, the students get first
dibs, but keep it in mind and if you have
any questions, call Edna in MPC.