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OVEN LETTER ABOUT COLLEGE HEALTH: A RESPONSE

 

 

After readine the April 25th open letter outlining some concerns
about the health of College emplovees, I had the distinct feeling
that soneone was trying to null motes out of my tired eyes. I

share the concern over the ever-present coffee urn and would welcome
juice, just as I would be happy to see more nutritious snacks in

the snack bars. However I suspect there are more basic problems
than these. T think, for.example, of lians Selvye's work on stress
and disease and wonder what the stress quotient of the Colleze
population minht be. I wonder how many examples of ‘fever Friedman's
"Type A’ behaviors occur in a typical Collere day.

Nr. Feineold has warnec ne of the terrors lurkine under mv candv

Sar wravper. T am eaually con cerned with the terrors looming over
ay alfalfa sprouts as I sandwich them into my 190 yard dash from
office to car while thoroughly masticatins some administrative

lozic in preparation for my flight over three campuses to my
departmental meetin.

~-trudianne kins, social sciences

 

 

Fro7ect De delseha bevels

(Systematic Quantification of Adult Basic Educational Learnine)

Four inexperienced researchers prowling the Coquitlam Campus
Catacombs are in need of help.

The project is an atvempt to determine the success of
The Adult Basic #ducation Programme in decreasing the depend-—
ence of its students on sccial institutions. It consists of
econstractins an instrument which will measure academic and
self-competency skills as well as employability before and
after A.3.u.

If any faculty members have had experience in researh of
this kind or have any ideas that might relate to the project,

rlease contact Tom, Carol, Kathy, or Paul at local 688, Coq.

Campus, Mono:to Fri., 9 AM to 4 PM.