HOLIDAYS - EVENING CLASSES This fall both Thanksgiving Day and Remembrance Day occurred on Mondays. Some instructors complained that there are only 13 or 14 evenings left in which to hold classes. Instructors have the following options when holidays occur: Extend the classes for an hour on each of several evenings; Add a class on a Friday night or Saturday; Hold the class on the holiday, notwithstanding that the College is not open during the day; Provide assignments or arrange other activities for the evening of the class or in place of that evening. To hold a class over the usual hour or to hold it on an unusual evening or to hold it when the College is normally closed requires prior arrangements with the Campus Administrator. These arrangements should be made at least a week and preferably two weeks in advance. The same sort of problem could occur this spring if it snows again this year. The same alternatives are open to instructors. D.A. Porter LERSR TEENS PAYMENT OF TRAVELLING COSTS - MILEAGE The same rules apply to part-time as apply to full-time instructors regarding mileage: An instructor is obliged to get from home to his ordinary place of duty and back home again at his own expense. Attendance by instructors at meetings, inter-campus travel, and so on are recoverable at the current rate of 15 cents a mile through an expense account submitted to the divisional director. Cv The College will pay mileage to and from home if the purpose is beyond the faculty member's normal duties. A part-time faculty member who teaches Monday evening and comes to a divisional meeting on Thursday afternoons is entitled to return mileage for the Thursday meeting. A full-time faculty member who comes out to an Advisory Committee Meeting on Tuesday evening, which is not in his ordinary timetable, is entitled to return mileage for that meeting. D.A. Porter OF INTEREST TO INSTRUCTORS - Course 93-111 "How to Write College Research" will be offered again at Surrey and New Westminster in the Spring. If demand warrants an evening session will be scheduled, The Course gives an overview in the methods of research that could be applied to papers required for College course, If you would like to know more about the Course, please contact Garth Homer, Local 248, Surrey Campus,