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Studio 58 presents ‘‘Three
Sisters’* by Anton Chekhov,
directed by Svetlana Smith to
Feb. 26. 8 p.m. $2.50. Studio 58
100 W. 49 Ave., Van. 324-5227.
SFU

The Simon Fraser Gallery
presents an exhibition of John-
son SS Chow’s Chinese Paint-
ings to Feb. 25. Simon Fraser
Gallery, AQ3004, SFU, 291-4266

The Simon Fraser Group
Theatre Productions are pro-
ducing ‘‘Peer Gynt’’ by Henrik
Ibsen, directed by David Roten-
berg, Feb. 23-26 nightly at 8
p.m. For more info. call the SFU
Box Office.

UBC

Women’s Resources Centre
looks at women’s lives on video
and film: ‘‘Equal to the Man
Next to Me’’, Every Thursday to
March 10. Room 301, Van.
Public Library, 750 Burrard,
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Women’s Workshop sponsor-
ed by the UBC Women’s Cen-
tre. Dr. Sara David, clinical
psychologist, Douglas College
and Simon Fraser University on
Emotional Self-Defense. Mil-
dred Brock Room, Brock Hall.
Fee $30. From Friday, Feb.
18-Sun., Feb. 20. For more info.
and essential pre-registration,
phone 228-2163.

Skate UBC spring session: a
10 week session of group les-
sons begins on Saturday, Feb.
19. Children and adults put into
groups according to skill. For
further info. call: 228-5995.
Monday, Tuesday or Thursday
or Friday. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

UBC Fine Arts Gallery pre-
sents an exhibition entitled
‘Transitions’, an examination
of extreme changes in style and
accompanying attitudes on the
part of six contemporary artists.
Continues to March 5S. Base-
ment, main library.

Freddy Wood Theatre pre-
sents “‘The Revenger’s Tra-
gedy’’ by Cyril Tourneur,
March 2 - March 12, 8 p.m.

~_$3.50,$4.00 Students $2. For
info. call: 228-2678.

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MUSIC

The Vancouver New Music
Society presents ‘‘An Evening
of Electronics’? under the di-
rection of Barry Truax and
Bruce Davis of the World Sound
Project. Wednesday, Feb. 16,
8:30 p.m. $3.50,$2. Van. East
Cul. Centre, 1895 Venables St.,
Van. 254-9578.

Cultural Centre presents
Days, Months, and Years To
Come with premiere works by

, John Fodi: In Campo Aperto

and John Ray: Jeux de Scene.
Sun., Feb. 27, 9 p.m. $3 VECC
1895 Venables St., Van. 254-
9578.

Famous Artists present The
Osipov Balalaika Orchestra,
Feb. 25 and 26, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets from the Bay box office:
681-3351. QET.

D.Y.H. Lui presents:

Dave Brubeck with Two Gener-
ations of Brubeck! Thursday,
March 3rd 8 p.m. $4.50-$7.50
from all VTC outlets. QET

Bach to Brahms In Burnaby
presents the third in the series
featuring the Vancouver Brass
Quintet, Feb. 25 $4,$3. 8 p.m. in
Century Park.

DANCE

The Mountain Dance Theatre
performs at the Brackendale Art
Gallery, Sunday, Feb. 20, 8
p.m. and at the Playhouse
‘Sunday Morning Coffee Con-
cert’, Feb. 27 at 11:00 a.m.
$1.00

THEATRE

‘‘Naked on the North Shore’
written and performed by Ted
Johns for two weeks only, Feb.
15-26: 12:15 p.m. Tues.-Fri. and
8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
$3,$2 City Stage 751 Thurlow
St., Van. 688-7013.

DYH Lui presents Sir Michael
Redgrave in ‘‘Shakespeare’s
People’’, a celebration of
Shakespeare in words and mus-
ic. A condensed digest including

_ excerpts from Richard II, Ham-

let, Lear, Twelfth Night and
MacBeth. April 4-23, 8:30 p.m.
$6.50,$7.50. DYH Lui Theatre,
1036 Richards, Van., 669-0931.

“*School for Scandal’’ held
over to Feb. 26, 8:30 p.m. Sat.,
7 and 10. Arts Club, 1181
Seymour. 669-4601.

 

 

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PARKING

Limited parking is an aggravation at Douglas College.

This situation is fully recognized by the College but there
are only limited possibilities of improvement. These possibili-
ties are being investigated but the problem will remain. It is
therefore necessary to solicit your cooperation in respect to
parking only in approved white lined parking spaces. If
parking is not available in your preferred area, please look
around. Do not leave your car parked outside of a designated

parking space.

The New Westminster Fire Department requires that free
access fire lanes be maintained and it will be necessary to tow

away any illegally parked cars.

Relief from a tight parking situation on campus is generally
available at the Canada Games Pool Parking lot. AT the
request of the Recreation Centre management, please use the
6th Avenue entrance only. Althoughthe Recreation Centre lot is
considered a Public Facility, Douglas College cannot
guarantee you will not be towed from this lot. May we please
have your cooperation in the use of the marked parking space