Barry Leach (cont 'd.)

'rest' days when we do not trek. Then we shall have time to
look for pheasants and other more elusive species. The grub

is good but I shan't have an over-weight problem by the time the
220 miles of the trek are behind us. Give our best wishes to
Jim, Ken Moore and all at Langley Campus and in C.E. We are

all keeping quite fit, though Chris is rather behind with his
homework. Life's priorities become rather basic - like drying
underwear for use tomorrow. Beyond that, who cares! See you
all after Christmas."

Barry will be leaving India on Dec. 28 and on his return
will be devoting half his time to teaching History and half to
International Education Projects. The other half of his energy
will no doubt be devoted to environmental concerns. On Jan. l,
Ray Cox will assume his new duties with the Institute of
Environmental Studies on a half-time basis. Welcome aboard,
Ray, we're looking forward to working with you.

-.-ROn Tarves
NEW FILMS!!

The following films are now available for loan through
Douglas College:

SPLIT BRAIN

Explains and demonstrates the split brain operation being
done at the California Institute of Technology. In this revol-
utionary operation, the two hemispheres of the brain are separ-
ated surgically along the corpus callosum. Specially designed
equipment is shown in use, testing split brain subjects to pro-
vide new understanding of how the brain operates. 13min VIS

BAPTIZING

A moving account of a teen-aged girl's first love affair
and ensuing disillusionment, this drama is set in a small
Ontario community in 1951, and features three young students with
no previous acting experience. The story is adapted from Alice
Munro's story "Lives of Girls and Women". 50 min 7197S

BRIDAL SHOWER (Sociology/Anthropology)
A painfully funny, painfully realistic enactment of one of

the most bizarre social customs ever to have evolved as a prelude
to the Most Wonderful Day in any girl's life. 22 min 1972

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