the | Volume Vil No. 11 April 2, 1985

informer

Purchasing, Print Shop, Art Dept, get together on Press deal

From left to right
we have Dave Brewer,
Aaron Johannes,
Wayne Eastcott, and
Laura Grant, and
they areall smiling
at a multigraph 11
x 17 press which
has just been given
to the Art Dept.
The deal was worked
out by Dave in
Purchasing, and
involved trading
one of the Print
Shop's obsolete
pieces of equipment
for this rebuilt
press, much to the
delight of Print-
making instructor
Wayne Eastcott.

’ Aaron and Laura are
both students in
the Art Institute
program. The press,
says Eastcott, "will
be used to introduce
students to the
principles of
lithography, and
for experimental
use for printmaking."' The Art Department

has not had access up to now to a wate: 2
commercial power-driven press, and they Chicago
intend to give students some basic Don't forget that ''Chicago'', the musical
instruction in the paste-up and printing vaudeville production being put on by our
process, which will stand them in good Theatre students, starts this week. It is
stead whether they go out to work, or at Presentation House from April 4 to 13
continue their studies at an institute (excluding the Sunday and Monday) at 8 pm
such as Emily Carr. and tickets are $7.50 or $6.50 for

students. You can get $1 off by buying
Concert draws good crowd them in advance from Theatre 201 students
or the Humanities Division.
Six hundred people turned out for the
College Awareness Campaign's ''Town-hal]
Testimonial Concert'' last Wednesday night
at 7:30, and the evening was a success

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