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"PEARLS"

The student editors of Pearls, the
Douglas College student anthology of
prose, poetry and graphics, will soon
be distributing copies of the third
edition of Pearls to faculty and staff.

If you do not receive a copy and would
like one, would you please contact
Maurice Hodgson at Roam N312, (local 237).
There are same copies of Volumes 1 and 2
still available. We hope to soon start
campiling No. 4, so if you have any sub-
missions, please take them to Roam N312.

We hope you enjoy Pearls No. 3.

 

The Vancouver YWCA Invites You To

JUDY CHICAGO'S DINNER PARTY

At the Glenbow Musuem in Calgary...A one
day trip to view the most widely publi-
cized "visual feast of the decade".

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3

Judy Chicago describes The Dinner Party
as “a reinterpretation of the Last
Supper, fram the point of view of those
who have done the cooking throughout

It is brilliantly executed in needlework
and ceramics and has stunned audiences
fram San Francisco to Montreal. Calgary
is anticipated to be the closest this
work will ever come to Vancouver.

Price $209.00, includes return airfare
and tax, special luncheon, admission to
the exhibition, and all transportation
fram Calgary airport to the Convention
Centre and return.

To attend "The Dinner Party" in Calgary,
call or write: John Brand, Atlas Travel

 

Services Ltd., 1075 West Georgia St.,
Vancouver, B.C., V6E 3R9.
Tel: 689-5811

 

LESSONS IN LIVIN......

The debate about the relevance of higher
education would be helped if we remembered
the distinction between instruction and
education. Instruction teaches skills by
which to earn a living. Education imparts
values and perspective. Universities,
after all, are supposed to teach "univer-
sals".

Do not ask, therefore, how education helps
to make a living, ask how it helps to live.

».++-Murray Ballantyne in The Globe and Mail,
Toronto

 

UST
ONE DAY’S
PAY GOES A
LONG LONG

WAY.

 

the Unfted Way