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IMPORTANT DATES
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

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From December 24 - 28, the Office of the
Registrar will be closed - Not the College
as a whole, as previously announced.

 

PAYROLL DATES

There are no changes to payroll dates during
the Christmas - New Year period.

Payroll cheques/stubs will be available for
pick-up in the Accounting Department (south
building, 4th floor, Room 4700) on the appro-
priate days from 0830 to 1630 hours.

Dates are as follows:

 

Administration, Regular and Temporary
Faculty - December 28, 1983

Contract (Sessional) Faculty - Decenber 30
Regular Staff - December 30

Auxiliary Staff & Student Assistants -
December 23

 

PARKING PASSES

To renew your parking pass please confirm in
writing, accompanied by a cheque or money
order for the following amount: (cheque made
payable to Imperial Parking).

semester
monthly

$48.00 -
$15.00 -

For your convenience, Imperial Parking has a

 

mail slot in the college mailroom.

During registration, a booth for parking
passes will be in the corridor by Station
1. (check in)

 

LIBRARY HOURS OVER CHRISTMAS SEASON

Regular hours until December 23
Closed December 24 - January 3

Registration week (January 4 to 6):
0830 to 1630 hours

Regular hours begin again January 9

 

HEATING AND COOLING PROBLEM
(Proposal to Administration)

RATIONALE:

In view of the call to productivity, I
would like to point out that extremes in
temperature are leading to inability to
write in the south end of this building,
and persons falling asleep from lethargy
in the north end.,.and persons who move
from end to end suffering from debilitat-
ing upper respiratory afflictions.

PROPOSAL :

1. That all staff and faculty be presented
immediately with a fashion workshop on
"Attractive Styles in Layered Clothing"
for the ‘south' inhabitants and "Tropi-
cal Styles Suited for Caribbean or Ha-
waiian Holidays" for the ‘north' inhab-
itants,

2. That all monies deducted from salaries
during the “job action" be promptly set
up into a Clothing Allowance Fund, with
a sliding scale depending on the costs.

Cathleen Smith