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Sara Mitchell Sara's plans include working in the Department of
Social Sciences Academic Planning at UBC researching any or all

of: utilization rates for different areas in
different buildings; evaluation of the effectiveness
of buildings; investigation of the methodological

and theoretical advances of just what you do measure
in a building. She will also read widely in the field
of Psychology as well as in the area of teaching tech-
niques.

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Douglas College, in conjunction with the New Westminster Parks & Recreation
Commission is holding a series of presentations entitled ‘Alternative Methods
of Fitness and Health', as part of the New Westminster's "Focus on Fitness Week".

The programme will cover the following topics:

Shiatsu (Acu Pressure)

Pyschocalisthenics (Exercises, a cross between hatha yoga and
calisthenics utilizing the breath)

Psychodietetics (Nutrition and Mental Health).

Tai-Chi (Chinese Calasthenics )

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Transendental Meditation

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and is scheduled between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the 700 block at New Westminster
Campus on December 6th.

Registration is free, and the classes each run for one hour, with acceptance
on a first come first served basis.

For further information contact Chris Johnson S268.