Kathleen Ruff, B.C. Director of
Human Rights, will give the keynote ad
address at a conference on education
to be held Friday, Jan. 21, at the
University of B.C.

The conference is Breaking the Mould,
Phase Two: The Basiqs and Beyond --
Social Responsibilities of the Profess-
ional Teacher.

The conference is free and will run
from 1 p.m. to about 6 p.m. in the
Neville Scarfe building at UBC. Pre-
registration is not required.

Delegates may. also attend any two of
24 special workshops that have been
‘arranged by UBC faculty, students and
other community organizations. Info
on workshops may be obtained from
‘Naomi Hersom at 228-5226 or from
Jean Weakland at 228-5227.

 

IN ADDITION:

YOLING LLDKARL KEOVUUKUBS? DPRING PROGRAMMES

* The library will offer mini-courses in how
to effectively use the library for
researching assignments.

Mini-courses take approximately 35 minutes,
and will cover basic information in using
the card catalogue, locating books on the
shelves, using journals and magazines, and
developing a research plan.

These courses may be taken between Jan. 24
and Feb. 15 by signing-up at the information
desk in any campus library. Times will be
assigned then.

Lunch hour workshops will be
given to aid specific research.

Feb. 9 Wed. 12-1 pm 4-Rm Complex (NW)
LEGAL INFORMATION SOURCES - A, Soroka
UBC Law Library

Feb. 23 Wed. 12] pm 4-Rm Complex (S)
GOVERNMENT STATISTICAL INFORMATION

March 9 Wed. 12-1 pm 4-Rm Complex (NW)
SOCIAL & HISTORICAL INFORMATION SOURCES
PERTAINING TO GANADA

These workshops are open to students, staff,
faculty, and the community.

 

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IMMEDIATE *RELEASE

 

Internationally acclaimed

(pronounced Arts)

classic guitarist ALICE ARTZ?

returns to Vancouver for a recital in.th@ Simon

Fraser University Theatre ‘on Saturday, February 5 at 8 pm.

Ms. Artzt, who last appeared in Vancouver in 1973, began

study of guitar at 13 and has studied with such masters as PRES ;

Lagoya, Bream and composer Milhaud.

Her solo programs include a wide

range of styles from Renaissance .and Baroque lute music, which she

studies from ‘the original tablatures, to contemporary compositions. Her

SFU program features works by John Dowland, Domenico Scarlatti, Johann

Sebastian Bach, Tom Eastwood, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and Fernando

S07:

Tickets for her performance are $4 General and S2 Students,

and are available from all Vancouver Ticket Centre outlets (683-3255) 7
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and the SFU Theatre Box Office.