MAD HATTER PACE 3

 

 

Would you please ask your department to
check their offices, especially any staff
or faculty member's offices who are on
leave and therefore have not unpacked.

Thank you for your anticipated coopera-
tion.

Min Aleong, Roam 4820, local 4822.

 

Classroom Furniture

All available tables are required to
equip standard bookable classroams to a
standard of 40 student stations in all
larger classrooms and 25 in all smaller
classrooms.

Tables are being removed from all areas
not officially scaled for tables umer
the equipment and furniture program, It
is realized that this may cause same in-
convenience but it is, for the moment,
unavoidable.

Laboratory areas and other non-standard
instructional areas will be equipped at
a later date.

Please co-operate with your associates

in maintaining standard student stations
in all bookable classrooms. If re-arrange-
ment of classrooms is necessary to meet a
particular requirement, the roam should
be returned to standard configuration
upon completion of the class.

Thank you for your co-operation.

Ken McCoy

 

Human Rights
“and cs
Development in Central America

Came to a public meeting and education
event committed to social justice and peace
in El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala and
Honduras.

 

Speakers: Archbishop Ted Scott, Primate
of the Anglican Church in
Canada,

Bishop Paul Reding, Catholic
Bishop of Hamilton
Monday, January 31, 1983

At Queen's Avenue United Church, 1630 hours
or, St. Andrew's Wesley United Church
Auditorium, 2000 hours.

 

Adlerian Psych Conference Set for D-C:

The 70's brought the "me generation" into
focus and attention, but the principles
of Adlerian Psychology appear to have
survived and are making significant in-
roads into the conscience of the 80's.

The Adlerian Psychology Association of
B.C. will be holding its fourth annual
Tuning In conference at Douglas College,
February 4 through 6, where it will be
discussing its philosophy of a "demo-
cratic model of child rearing."

Jointly sponsored by The Douglas College
Family Development Centre and the Adler-
ian Psychology Association of B.C., the
conference will bring together some of
the top psychologists in the Pacific
Northwest.

"The Adlerian model is based on mutual
respect, equality, encouraging social
interest and co-operation," says the
Association spokesperson Moya Jack.

"The theme of the conference is 'Co-op-
eration: The Challenge of the 80's,
which we think is a good one considering
it has been a me generation for so long,"
Moya said.

One of the main premises of co-operation
promoted by the Adlerian Conference is
"What can children contribute to the
household which gives them a feeling of
belonging, respect and accamplishment."