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AUDIO—VISUAL

EXCITING MULTI-MEDIA
PRESENTATIONS GEOGRAPHY
IN MANY DIMENSIONS

Jim Sellers suggests that we
have enough students in classes
to fill the Lacrosse Hall of
Fame.

If we wish to make a Douglas
College open forum out of the
series, we will require more
space - say the gym at the Centre

We believe it should be open-
ed to the College Community as
they are exceptional productions

The schedule and descriptions
follow:

SEPT.16 THURS. 10-12 a.m.
"Geography of Technocratic
Society"

by M.E. Eliot Hurst and W.Griby

S.F.U.

Probing, sensitive examin-
ation of the effects of tech-
nology on society and the
landscape.

SEPT.30 THURS. 10-12 a.m.

"Dialectics of Hope"
by James B.Sellers, Douglas

Lyrical exploration of the
history of, and projection of,
the man-machine inter-relation
ship.

The viewer is challenged to
create his own critique of
technology.

OCT. 7 THURS. 10-12 a.m.

"

The 3R's: Refutations,Racism,
and Reservations"

by Mr. E. Eliot Hurst and W.

Griba, S.F.U.

A searching, stinging anal-
ysis of North American atti-
tudes to native Indians. In-
volves the refutation of the
myth of a non-racist Canada;
reservations and human dignity

OCT. 27 THURS. 10-12 a.m.
"Garbageship Earch: Our Efflu-

ent Society"

An attempt to grasp the roots
of the environmental crisis.
Why we have permitted pollution
to become a "life-style" and
what.is required of us to ch-
ange. Will an effective
eccological consciousness em-
erge?

10-12 a.m.

NOV. 25 THURS.

To be confirmed.

"Cities, Cities, Cities"

A historical evaluation of
the rise and demise of the city
as a human place.

 

ACCOMODATION

FURNISHED House, 1740 59TH St.,
NORTH DELTA, AVAILABLE
DECEMBER 1971 AND JANUARY

1972, Cart Dave WILLIAMS

AT SURREY, IF INTERESTED,