A fascinating film series wiii be sponsor- ed by the Student Society for two days — September 29 and 30 (Mon. & Tues.). This is a political film series consisting of eleven films on Chile, Cuba, South Africa and other places, and it will be open to the public as well as everyone here. Each film will be shown three times in the AT} Cotlege Lounge. One of the most. interest-~ ing of the films is "Chile the Most Pain- ful Hour" which was shot fn secret after the military coup. Evening showings are particularly for public too -- anyone who has a day class they want to take should get in touch with the $.S. at local 347, Although the films are free, there will be donations taken for the Nicaraguan Liter- acy Fund. More details next issue.

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et "Good Heavens!,'' | exclaimed (or actually something less printable to that general effect). ''Someone's been reading this news sheet!'' This is my roundabout way of say- ing thanks to those people who sent In contributions to our Speakers Bureau. Bill has already has three requests for speak- ers this fall (one including a free dinner overtown), so keep the offers coming im ease-we-hreve—to-go-—otrt-recerarting- wi tira grtekeraree . C= | <_} Ear! Birney will be

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The Student Society is back in evidence again and has a number of things cooking. To begin with, nominations are open for executive positions -- namely two Career representatives, two Academic reps and an Ombudsperson. On Tuesday (the 16th) there will be a General meeting in the N. at noon to discuss constitutional changes, student aid and etc. Thursday night is the second Movie night. Last week you either saw or missed the Return of the Pink Pan- ther and this week it's Mr. Hulot's Holiday (and next week it's Women in Love). Jim Ferris says the SS has a strict policy 9 on free feature films;satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded in full. Cet ' Cat

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The Community Education Fall brochure’ {fs out, and if you don't think this is news you should try putting the thing together. There are sixteen pages of courses in ev- erything from Birdwatching to Transaction- al Analysis anda great many of them are starting in the very near future. Now, In case any of you didn't know, the faculty and staff contracts in their magnificent wisdom have a ifittle clause which allows members to take courses (3 for AUCE & more for faculty) per calendary year free. Well the calendar year is moving on, so If you are thinking about drafting for additions or renovations to your home, listening to talks on the symphony or opera, trying your hand at Chinese Drawing and Painting or just getting in a little speed reading, bring yourself (and your fee waiver) to Community Education. Usually this is the point in the pitch where | add that we are conveniently located across from the pub but it's closed due to this *@s#e%!S#eAt!! beer strike. WAAAAAHHHHHH!! (see the Cap. Courier for instructions on how to make. a brew of your own). C=

Acting for Film and Television = An Intro- duction is a new credit free course at Capilano, and it's being taught by a real pro. Michael Berry has a two page resume of experience that will stagger you. Just a few credits are directing the Beachcomb- ers and Hourglass, working with Landon stage and announcing on Bermuda radio. He will be launching two sections of this course Monday and Tuesday nights starting Sept. 22 and 23, as well as a course for children 9-12. It isn't cheap ($110 for 6 sessions) but if you're interested in this it's probably one of the best opportunities you could get. Good students will have a

chance to sign up for an advanced studio course later in Cap's TV studio. For info or registration, call local 321. = @laa Are you interested jin taking '‘'Survival

First Aid Training''? Now before you say no and skip on, listen to the whys and where~ fores. The college. needs to supplement our existing 1st Aid capability and wants peo- ple who are regularly on campus to take the course at Cap's expense. in return you would be paid a monthly stipend and might be called in to render simple treatments. Interested now? Call Jim Dillon at 387.