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Other Education

So ya wanna be mellow ?
There will be a series of
free lectures and demon-
strations every Tuesday
from 2-4 pm every Tuesday
from October 20th through
to November 24th in room
415. The first lecture will
deal with Meditation in the
Sufi (Islamic) tradition.

Assertiveness Training For
Teenage Girls

Douglas College Programs
for Women is offering a two
session workshop on As-
sertiveness for Teenage
Girls, which is designed to
help young girls overcome
their shyness.

It is offered at thewinslow
site of Douglas College in
Coquitlam and Oct-ober 17.
For further information, call
525-2075.

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Lecture on feminist issues
sexual harrassment, and

pink collar workers is to be
held October 28 at the Hype
Creek Centre in Port Coquit-
lam at 7:30 p.m, For further
information phone 525-2075.

Sports

October 20-Soccer Tourna-
ment -McBride Field

November 2,4&6 Badminton
Tounament (Winslow)

November 20-Volleyball
Playoffs-Winslow

November 27- Curling Bon-
spiel (Location T.B.A.)

December 4-Curling Bon-

spiel (location T.B.A.)

Dance, Dance Dance
October 28 - McBride - pub

November 27 - Dance -
Arenex

December 11 - McBride -
Pub

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Cheap Books
the Book Warehouse at 632
West Broadway, Vancouver,

in Chile

MON VUul 19
PROTEST against visiting
Chilean Government offi-
cials while in conference
with our Government!! Join
in telling Pinochet's Fascists
they are not welcome in our
city-not until the repression
has ended and full democra-
cy is restored to the Chi-
lean people.Sponcered by
Canadians For Democracy
In Chile and the Counter
C.A.L.A. COMMITEE,
With Harry Rankin, Jim
Kinnaird, and other Canad-
ian’ & CHILIAN guests.
Hotel Vancouver,

CAFE MADELEINE pres-
entsPolaroid Triplets, SX-70
photography by three local
artists. 3761 W. 10th. Van-
couver,

  

THE GAY AND LESBIAN
EXPERIENCE. Contempor-

arry Issues and Options with
a focus on social and legal
issues. Topics include cul-
ural identity, employment
child custody and the impact
of traditional & media attit-
udes. Course starts tonight
from 7,30 to 10pm, Phone
Cap. College,986-1911, loc.
$21 for reg. infoTues Oct 20

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
club meets today at Wins-
low Gym from from 5:30 to
7:30pm. Newcomers Wel-
come.

S.F.U.'s German Languages
Division presents Der Schim
melreitrer. With english sub-
titles. Tuesday, Oct. 27,
Images Theatre, S.F.U.
For more info call 291-3544,

B.C, ARTS THERAPY AS
SOCIATON CONFERENCE
will be held at U.B.C. over
the weekend commencing
Oct.80. More info at Art
Therapy, N809-2110 W.5th
Ave. Vancouver,
Book Sale

The New . Westminster .
Public Library will hold its
first Book Sale on Fri,
October 23 and Saturday,
October, 24, It is to be-held
in the library auditorium
from 10:00am- 8:00pm Fri.,
Oct, 28 and 10:am- 4:pm

Sat., Oct, 24,
LOST AND FOUND Found
approximately four weeks
ago-money- phone Murray
Leslie to claim 294 4557.

by Rob Anthony

Last Friday night the mixed
pub night and voleyball
round-robin was held on
Winslow campus, Overall it
turned out to be a success
with only a few minor flaws.

The volleyball started at
seven o'clock and provided
some good entertainment
with ‘‘ the badminton play-
ers’’ placing first. Second
Place went to ‘'The 'saphro
-zooites'’ whilke third was
taken by ‘‘ Comfortably
Numb”’, All the teams show
-ed good talent in what will
be a yearly event,
As for the dancing and
Ppubnight, it was slow in
taking off. This was due in
Part to taped music used
instead of a live band, which
usually results in excitement
taking a little longer to
generate. The Rock And
Roll was of good selection

Pub Night Fever

Slide Shows .

Grace and Andy Blair will
show their slides of New
Guinea this month in the
New Westminster Public
Library. Everyone is wel-
cometo attend these free
slide shows Wednesday,
Nov, 4 at 2:30 pm and
Wednesday. Nov. 19 at 7:30
pm,

Douglas College _ Prog-
rams for Women is offering
a three session workshop
for women who want to
know more about their
bodies.

The workshop starts Oct,
24 and is being offered at
the Hyde Creek Centre in
Port Coquitlam. It will be
held from 10:00am- 5:30 pm
on the 24 and 25, and then
on Tues.,Oct 27 at 7:30pm.
For further information, call
525-2075
Bag a Film
Come in out of the rain for
an informal film showing
over lunch. Starting at 12:00
pm on Oct 22 is the free
noon-hour film series that
will be held every othe
rThursday in the New West
Public Library auditorium.
Estuary and India’s Sacred
cow are the two films that
will begin the series . Bring
along your lunch,coffee and

juice will be available.
Course Postponed

‘A Citizen's Guide to
Pensions’ scheduled for Nov
5 and 12 at the New West
Public Library has been

   
  

  

and. continued at a brisk
pace. When the mood fin-
ally hit the crowd at nine
o'clock, a- great time was
had by all debough
from the appearence of
the dance floor it seemed
that more beer was spilled
than drunk. There were also
a frightening number of
drunken assholes who were
too lazy to go arond the
dance floor and walked right
through it to their seats to”
end up with a half of a beer.
Except for those minor
annoyances and an uncalled
for fight near the end of the
night things were peaceful
and everyone had a good
time for the second straight
pub night this year.
So if you're willing to
suffer at the hands of idiots,
willing to spend meaning-
less hours with people lower
than yourself, grab your
boogie shoes and beer tanks
and come down to the next

pub night.
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