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White chairs Recreation Council

Brian White has become the Chairman of the
Outdoor Recreation Council of B.C., an
umbrella organization that coordinates

action on conservation and recreation
issues and supervises projects and
research on the same. White had been Vice
Chairman and took over the Chair when the
previous Chairman resigned. "This is a
really big organization," said White. Over
50 groups, some of which are umbrella
organizations themselves, are represented
on the Outdoor Recreation Council,
including the Sierra Club, the National
and Provincial Parks Association, and the
Federation of Mountain Clubs.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Skeleton, Muscle Study, Skeleton, Dave Lackmanet, Linda Matsui, and
Art instructor David Marshall. The skeletal types were the handiwork of the Foundations
students in Marshall's anatomy class, who also added dialogue to their creations when
putting them up in the hall in A building. Dave Lackmanet and Linda Matsui actually

have nothing to do with all this—they are second year Commercial Art students. Right
now in the halls of A building (2nd and 3rd floors) the skeletons have been stripped
(pun?) and replaced by a variety of works by printmaking and painting students—take the

portunity to see their work before Christmas.

Money available - apply NOW

Do you have an idea for a work/study
project? The Student Society has set up
about 30 positions, but has funding for:
more, and they are accepting proposals for
projects until January 9. Proposals must
not infringe on the collective agreements
and must provide supervision. For more
information contact Mahmud Tejani at the
SS, 2561 or 2969.

Club raises scholarship money

Two $200 scholarships will be awarded this
January by the Hawaiian Calculus Club. The
club raised the money for the awards, and
the two scholarships will go to mature
students in the Sciences program.