ANOTHER INTERESTING QUOTATION - this time by G.M. Trevelyan in

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Relax. Now there's not going to be

any more turkey again until Christmas

(which is a mere ten weeks away ...).

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English Social History.

Education... has produced a vast population able to nead but unable to distinguish what 4s worth reading. | think today's educators would argue that our youth can't do either.

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if this issue is in time, don't forget the Blood Donor Clinic tn the Lounge, Tuesday October 14 from 9:00 to 4:00.

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it has occurred that the Learning Assistance Workshops were adver-~ tised as costing people money. This is an utterly despicable piece of slander! The Learning Assistance Centre's workshops are FREE -- which means that students who need them can take such courses as Spelling tm- provement, Vocabulary Development, Concep- tual Blockbusting, Thinking with Clarity, Communication Skills, Reading Improvement, Writing the

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Learning and Study Skills, College Essay, Time Management, and Goal Setting. The person to contact is Donna Van Norman in the L.A.C.

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living at home, the radio used to come on at breakfast and tlunch and | would hear the familiar tones of Nigel Potts from CM Oliver reading the stock market report. Apparently | am not the only one who has been listening by a long shot. When people discovered that Nigel Potts was instruct- ing ''Getting to Know the Stock and Bond Market!’ through Community Education, the registrations started flooding in. Or as Coralee (Wanda Tilley's new secretary) put the matter, ‘Well, the first class got all filled up so we started a second class and that got all filled up so now we have 15 people on a waiting list for a 3rd class."' At this rate, %7f you get your name in you should be able to make the fourth or fifth offering of this one session, Thursday ev- ening workshop--call Coralee at 328 if you interested.

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WORTH * READING ---2es-~ee sence cere eee If stocks and bonds don't grab you for in- vesting in, how about jewelry? There will be a Saturday workshop on October 18th for people who want to learn more about buying jewelry for profit or appreciation. Many myths and misconceptions about jewelry are on the agenda for discussion, as well as such practical factors as tariffs, apprai- sals and insurance, gemstone certification

and much more. For information call local 321,

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It's October. Time to mothbali the garden tools and put your feet up in front of the TV, right? Not quite. This is a good opp- ortunity to work on your gardening know- ledge in a C.E. workshop that will be held Sundays Oct. 19 and 26. Choosing Trees and Shrubs for your Garden is being instructed by Landscape Architect and BCIT professor, Christine Sharman, who will be providing a working knowledge of names, features and uses of trees, shrubs and ground covers in the lower mainland with an eye to seasonal variation, maintenance and property value. The fee for the workshop is $30 for one person or $50 for two registrants together so grab your co-gardener and phone 321 for further information. Ce Gea

Nancy McMaster is a Music Therapy instruc- tor at Cap. She is also a_ very skilled pianist. Recently Nancy gave a concert at the Aberthau Cultural Centre in Vancouver, and for those who would like to hear her classical piano music, she is repeating the concert on campus Thursday October 23 from 4 to 5 pm in the Music Building. For a musica] treat, drop into NA107--everyone is welcome.