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Educating for Peace

"It's like two guys sitting in a pool of gasoline. One has two matches and the other has one match."

Educating for Peace is a spring symposium sponsored by the Sociology and Political Science departments and Educators for Nuclear Disarmament to be held May 7/8. In the symposium, aimed at elementary and secondary teachers, the general issue of the arms race will be discussed and then workshops will be held on teaching peace. For further information or a brochure on

the symposium call Credit Free at local 321 or Matthew Speier at local 521.

He can almost whistle

For those of you who have been wondering where Bill Zienty is, he was caught in a car accident on his way home from work on March 29. Zienty, the Bookstore supervisor (and, incidentally, the head of the staff union's seniority list) sustained injuries to his right leg, chest and jaw and was in hospital until April 7. He is currently convalescing at home but does not expect to be back to work until the first of August. Bill is really wired at the moment (no, not that kind of wired—his ankle, knee and jaw have all been wired by the doctors) and he will need time to recover. Cheryl Cormack, bookstore clerk, quotes Bill as reporting that he can ''almost ‘whistle,'' and says that he wishes to thank all those people who have sent him cards.

English offered now

English 104 (Fiction), the condensed version, starts this Wednesday. The class will run Monday Wednesday and Friday from

9:30-1:30 until May 31, costs $57.50 and is worth three credits. Call the English department for further exciting details.

informer

April 25, 1983 Volume V No. 16

LGH elections upcoming

On September 8 the Lions Gate Hospital Board of Trustees elections will be held again and our faculty member, Hilary Clark is up for re-election. The Pro-Choice,

Pro -Life (anti-abortion) conflict is still a serious issue in the elections and if you are concerned enough to vote you should be getting your membership in the North and West Vancouver Hospital Society now. You must have a membership to vote and to have a membership you must register at least one month prior to the elections. Membership is $5 for a year and $25 for life, and cheques should be sent to the Lions Gate Hospital.

A moving story

Qn Monday, May 2, a heartbroken college will be deprived of its weekly Informer. For once, the reason is not a lack of information being forwarded to the department (although we could always use more, hint, hint), but rather, Information Services is moving. No longer will we languish lonesomely a stone's throw from the Coach House pub, but rather we wil] now have offices in the Tower. Bill and Donna, however, would like to assure everyone that our temporary relocation in Retail Management's Fashion lab does not represent a change of image for our department—this interesting circumstance has arisen since the Premier Street office is closing at the end of April and our new office (which will be the old Student Union office-on the main floor of A building) will not be ready until later this summer. At any rate, the Informer will not be out next week as we forsake our typewriters for packing boxes. Nor, by the way, will Cap Week be out again, as it is finished until sometime in August. See you at the top of the hill.

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