Join the Search for Alexander with Cap this spring

The Search for Alexander is a major loan exhibition of Greek art and artifacts from the 4th-3rd centuries B.C. which jis tour- ing major American cities. The core of the exhibition is approximately 100 rare an- tiquities from Greece that have never be- fore been on view outside that country, including several recents find from a tomb believed to be the burial place of Phillip

11 or Macedone, Alexander's father. If you are interested in seeing this’ exhibit, C.E. is offering two tours to the DeYoung

Museum in San Francisco April 1-4 and May 6 - 9 (registration deadlines Feb. 28 and

April 1 respectively). There will be a pre-tour lecture at Cap by Dr. James Russ- ell, Professor of Classics and specialist in Classical archaeology at UBC & Timothy McNiven, Visiting Asst. Professor of Clas- sics at UBC. McNiven will lead the first tour and Russell the second. The cost of the tour is $495 Cdn based on double occu- pancy and this includes airfare, transfers between airport, hotel and museum, accom- modation, Exhibition admissions, airport & hotel taxes and instruction. For more in- formation about the tour contact Joy Smith at local 325.

ANTI-CUTBACK MEETING

There will be a meeting of the Anti-Cut- back Team on Tuesday February 2 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm in the Lounge. Students, staff and faculty are all invited to join the Team and fight to save classes, programs and services from being axed.

Sound poets to read

Toronto sound poets Steve McCaffery and b p nichol will be reading from their work and performing sound poetry on February 10 in the All College Lounge. This free read- ing starts at 8:00 and all interested peo- ple are welcome to attend.