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the Anglican Church.

Samantha Sanderson will open this
panel dicussion with a talk on
‘positive images of women' as she
compares the pornography against an
honest view of women in Canada.

Se eee ed

Sex education in schools will be the
topic of Dr. G. Ross Bulmer and
Donna Stewart as they present alter-
natives we have to the 'normal zation’
of brutality against women as de-
picted in advertising and pornography,

Varda Burnstyn will provide the
summation of the conference after
Rev. Margaret Marqurdt discusses
human sexuality from the Christian
viewpoint.

"Pornography: Whose Responsibility
Is It?" will be presented at Douglas
College beginning at 9:00 a.m.,
Friday, March l.

The total cost of the conference is
$22, including lunch, materials and
refreshments in the morning, and
there is a possibility bursaries
could be offered due to special
efforts of the New Westminster "Y".

Information on bursaries can be ob-
tained from Diare Edmondson between
February 19 and 26 at 526-5472,
local 72.

For registration into the conference
contact CP & S before February 26.

"Pornography: Whose Responsibility
Is It?" is a special presentation of
the Junior League of Vancouver, the
New Westminster "Y", the University
Women's Club (Vancouver), Port
Coquitlam area Women's Centre, The
Anglican Church Diocese of New
Westminster and Douglas College.

Seating capacity is limited for this
conference and all spots will be

filled on a first come, first
served basis.

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Dr. Rona Murray Visits

Dr. Rona Murray is more than just
one of Canada's leading poets,
authors and playwrights. Rona
Murray is a native British Columbian
who earns her popularity by helping
others discover the world of writing

On Thursday, February 7, Dr. Murray
will be bringing her talents to
Douglas College to give a noon hour
reading of her poetry, prose and
fiction.

As part of the popular Noon at New
West series of music, theatre and
cultural events, Dr. Murray will
share her experiences as an award
winning author with all the residents
of New Westminster and the surroun-
ding area.

In addition to her readings at the
Douglas College campus, Murray will
supplement her visit as Writer in
Residence with readings eat the New
Westminster Public Library on
February 9 at 10:00 a.m. and with
workshops throughout her stay at
the College.

The Noon at New West reading work-
shop will be held at the Performing
Arts Theatre, Thursday, February 7
at 12:00 p.m.

People interested in meeting Rona
Murray can attend any of the
scheduled events or contact

the Douglas College writing depart-
ment.

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